Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26

gOad facilities they need
Mr. Foster, % Woleott, opposed the bill,
, | "A being designed TO cripple the road, and
was really project Of the enemies OF the
road. ST Adams, last year, sent remon'
,tranoo against the enabling act, signed by
,yrr iO0 Of her citizens, She last year
ried 10 whip US (the friends Of the road
~ q Democrat, they now are trying 10
| Whip Us with Republican, lie looked
lpon the bill as a thrust at the road, and
ao assured the House that they wanted
40 help from such source.
Mr. Hunt said that Of the signers OF the
remonstranee referred 10 by the gentle
nan from Wolcott, all but about ten were
Democrats
Mr., Brigham. d Hydepark, further
opposed the bill. on very much the
anne grounds as himself and other speak.
| rs
Mr. Converse, Of Woodstock, wished for
,ome information before he voted, and
'sked the friends Of the road 10 give him
The desired information.
Mr. Gleed replied that il this bill passes,
I takes the road from the towns Of Ba-
kersfeld, Fairfield. Sheldon, Highgate,
nd Swanton, which have bonded them
elves, and runs it 10 the town Of St. Al
oans, where the towns have not bonded
| themselves
| Mr.. Brigham further replied 10 Mr..
| Converse. that tho road is not located per-
1 nanently, but the contemplated location
: through tho towns named by Mr..
Heed,
After some further remarks by Mr.
Brigham, of Hydepark, Mr., Hunt, Of st.
\ s,S.as, auu mr., otvus, ~ Ds..,V. A.,
| Dunn, Of Fairfax, demanded the yeas and
| nays on the passage Of the bill, which
we're taken-ayes 20, nays i12; so the
passage OF the bill was refused.
To incorporate the Fairhayen and Lake
Shore railroad was taken up and ordered
TO the third reading-ayes ll2, nays 40
The bill was then read the third time, and
passed.
Joint Resolution. From the Senate relat-
my 10 transportation between the United
States and Canada; adopted in. concur
rence-ayes 20, nays 81.
From committee on Judiciary, in favor
If authorizing the wardens and vestry Of
any parish of the Protestant Episcopal
4 III 70 uOlu anu iolNtN
real and personal estate; passed in con-
currence.
From committee on highways and
bridges, in favor of the bill 10 incorporate
the Missisquoi Bay Ferry company passed
in concurrence.
II am ndment OF section 3, chapter %,
general statutes, relating 10 the instruc-
| ton of the deaf dumband blind passed
in concurrence.
To enable the pew owners and proprie-
tors of the brick church in Swanton to
dispose Of the same; passed in concur
renee.
Regulating the salary of the State Ii
brarian, passed in concurrence.
To incorporate the Springfield Agricul.
tural Society; passed in concurrence.
| Directing the Governor to appoint a
committee to investigate the matter OF
change of site of the State Prison third
reading refused-ayes AZ, nays IS.
Reyiving and extending an act to in
corporate the West Fairlee railroad COM
pany passed in concurrence.
In amendment of an act 10 incorporate
the Union Slate Company; passed in con-
currence.
In amendment OF an act, in amendment
of chapter SO, general statutes, relating to
! s->->4 i,->, r~."~e~ .~s-rSa
To incorporate the Vermont Mutual
Benefit Association passed in concur
renee.
| To. authorize the Rutland Railroad
Company to locate branches of their road
at Brandon, and construct the same pass.
ed in concurrence.
To enable the towns in the counties OF
Addison and Rutland to aid in the con.
struction of the Addison railroad pass .,
in concurrence.
To extend the charter of the Asoutne,
Railroad Company passed in concui
renee.
To prevent the trafs :, ;rtox;ca,in
drinks; passed in CO ,o, -
- ..rning town meetings
10 pay : 5. Adams the sum thcrei
meh'-,@' d; passage refused.
hor ,ting to publication OF laws in new
par ers, with amendment filling biaI
T v 18th $25l which was agreed to, and Il
bill passed.
i. In relation to the state printing, Al
+ an act in addition to the acts OF $50
passed,
O.: For the prevention of the cruelty to a
finals; passed.
To To amend an act relating to the boa
no of education and the secretary thereo
passed.
he To amend section O, of an act author
ing towns to establish central schoo
Lp passed
n To amend section 30. chapter "a, gen
IL. al statutes, in relation TO the collection
taxes passed.
il. To amend an act in addition to chap
in "A, general statutes, relating to laying {
low and continuing of highways and bridg'
nj passed i'll concurrence.
-. To protect Mink in the State of '
La mont, passed.
his The committee on elecuohs reported
the the remonstrance OF John y. Carl
against me right of Rufus Blanchard
tte- his seat AS representative from the to
.wo OF Nershire; by resolution that Rn
the Blanchard is entitled 20 his seat, VIII
,rt- was adopted.
HE Senate amendments, relating to fees
nod school district clerks, were ooncurred il
and In relation to jailor's fees; passage
the fused
in To legalizc tho grand lists in the Sc,
was al cores in this State; passage refused.
ris. Relating to central schools; passage
fused
bill To provide an additional building
WI. lands for the Vermont Reform Scht
Ii ad passage refused.
aid Concerning the nate Of interest fors
bic ings banks passage refused.
rea- Regulating legislative printing; pass
refused
the Regulating justice fees passage re
. IN ed
oa3 Providing for the support of paup
AVE and repeating all laws relating to sci
in. mept and removal of paupers passas,
a, fused