Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-11-20

Tuesday, Nov, 10.
SENArE.-Senator Burt presented the petit
ton of Harry p. Hine of Colche ,tcr, against
the passage Of Senate bill 81, relating to pro-
ceedings On recognizances. The petition
was read, and referred TO Judiciary COM
mlttee
Senator Canhcld, by consent. introduced a
bill in addition to chapter 30 OF general stat
utes, entitled ''of process. The bill pro-
vides for the sale OF property under attach
ment, when it is liable - waste by being
kept under such attachment.
Senate bill ., providing tor the purchase
of the portraits Of the Vermont Governors !;
passage refused Senate bill 80, relating to
the management OF the State prison, was
called up for consideration, and the Senate
occupied about three-quarters Of an hour in
asking and answering questions. Evidently
there IL u little h0SeaeSS eoueH mere In the
management Of the prison. On the third
readi ng OF the bill the yeas ana nays were
called for which resulted a follows yeas 10
nays Is, and the third reading refused.
hi PoSsed-Senate bill o5, in corpor. tin 2
the Fountain Aqueduct Company.I I'd
iourned.
Bus passed-To authorize th- selectncn
of bury Z, remove the dead from GEM
etery ct Wells River. t. amend section g.
chapter -, Of the general statutes relating
u common schools and school IL vs. Mr.
Wheel9cA Of { cambridge. moved to amend s.
Il to make it - Ter day tor members of the
Board, instead If s.. lie said town super
intendents had only ; per day. and he saw
10 reason why ono YarJ of this machine "
should te paid - mach more than others.
Amendment opposed IS II e~srs PeIton, Ross.
Mead, and favored by Mr. Hubbard agreed
to, and passed.
Spsci4l Or2er Regulating the hours OF Ia
Dor, was taken u, ana Mr. Rou nds moved
70 recommlt, agreed til
Reports. select committee. adgcr~ c-
Is = act laying tax On the county Of
Franklin, 60 build court house: thiri read
in5 refused. From committee "a military
affairs, in favor of act u amend IN act in re-
lation 4 the organization IT TIE iajliria
(provides Tar military service between the
ages Of y and p yearr.) passage refused.
The report Of committee on mileage AMI
dcbentures WAS taken up and adopted.
Sys sGI Ola-r.-Najority and minority le-
port in the Bradford contested election cas-.
and resolution excluding Barron Hav. was
taken up, and both reports read. Mr. Bail
cnquired OF the committee if Geo. I. Ken
nedv's name was placed upon the cheek let
without objection? Nj. Wcbber responded
that he was first refused registration, but al
forwards put upon the list Mr. Ro8iman
stated that the evidence showed that Mr.
Kennedy had not Intended % remove from
Bradford az all Mr. Proctor said il appear
ed that Nir Kennedy asked - be registered.
and was refused lie was going t. Fairlee
to vote the morning of the election. but Wa,
allowed - vote in Bradford Ii was claimed
BY the contestant that five other men we've
allowed - vote for iIav who were not voters
Mr. Converse opposed the resolution.
Adjourned
In the afternoon the House resumed the
discussion of the Bradford contested election
case. and after some time spent in debate
voted - exclude Mr. Hay a. there was ~
cctIon- tne or JwO railroad enabling act-
were voted down, and the House refused to
rcscini the resolution u adjourn on Friday,
MAssAonrs -t,oyernar Hallosa IF
Massachusetts. day or t,So ago. give in
stsuctions that no more liquor seizures under
the prohi5i;ory law should Re made. aud -
day the chief constable will Issue an order to
that effect. stating tina, it Is in accordance
with Instructions from headquarters ana the
Will Of the people as expressed nj the late
elections.
DI>rLEAsap.--A Washington telegram -ays
the President Is -aid to he much di,pleased
with the evidence given before ,he Judiciary
c Inmittee hv commissioner Rollins. Well.
he has right to be disPleaHed Bus what
will he DO about it2 Dismiss Rollins? And
how could he thus early know 70 what Rol-
Inns testified
lo~A.-Ihe majority tor Merrill, the Re
publican candidate for Governor. is - ,4q6
the following II the official vote for the. other
state offers Judge OF the Supreme Court
Beok tRepubhcan,) @O.l13 Craig Demo
crat,) 5S,443. Beck majority. 3l,713O
Attorney-Genoral @ Conner tRcpublican,)
SS,ii9; Barker (Dcmocrut,) 81 ,2J4 o'Con-
nor's majority, 34,li5. Superintendent of
Public instruction-We ellis Repnbli AM So .
majority, 24,3l3. The average Republican
majority IN the state is 2n,7-23.
FRoN trALt.-Gen. F.'.lly the commander
of the French expeditionary force 70 Rolne.
reports that the French. in the fight At Monte
Rotondo, lost forty killed and wounded The
Papal troops lost only twelve men. The
casualties Of the Garjhaldians were six hun
dren killed and az laany wounded, while
twenty-five hundred We're taken prisoners Z
Gen. Faulty says the credit of the great
slaughter Of the rebels Is due To the chassepot
rifle. The rebels We're only half armed {
There viii be- an effort to repeal the law
preventing the appointment OF additional .
Judges to the Supreme Court till they are re
duced to six, i'll order 10 secure the appoint
ment OF Judge Erskine OF Georgia, as asso- q
cate justice, in place vi Justice WAYNE :
deceased. Judge Erskine il a Uuion man
and Republican
General Sherman has Issued "a military or
Ter announcing that peace has been made /
with the kiowa. Comanche. Apache, Chey-
snne and Arrapahoe Indians
QUARREL OF THE COMMUNICATIONS and
Douglas Wise, the son and nephew Of ex-
Gov. Henry A. Wise of Virginia each fred E
shot a L. \. Pollard, the well known au- $
hor, OF Richmond, in front Of the Maltby q
House, at Baltimore, Thursday noon One :
hot passed through Pollard's right arm. his
wife having hold of his left arm at the time :
Pollard drew his pistol, but was unable TO \
lin it, and the ball struck the pavement :.
The fracas grew out of correspondence be-
ween Henry A. Wise and Pollard in refer u =
nee to the 1atter's work on Lee and his lieu
enants. Both assailants are 10 CUSTODY. =
awaiting examination.
Butter FAo1oRIEs.-Cheese factories hav. c
ng proved successful, butter is now maxine
n similar plan. Two factories in New
lors have been IN operation for one season.
nd their butter, on a trial with some Of the Il
est darles IN Chenango county, took prizes
the recent state fair ,
hurricane Is reparted 10 have swept l
yer st. Domingo the Both ult desc .
ltlng the capital and destroying 1000 lives Il