Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-04

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n, - " Incorporate the fhst taltieid MN 60.
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M, e.,''',ly m o' we "f more owns substitute
XIX p.e l"l'cl n~ 9l' amendment ohopted ana
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l"'H lll,l'llee ON eleeuousi H. ~ Q" make
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~ .'o Nulueg.n river ana ~. tr'-
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Mf' lendee moved That The House lcrguesied
C. return II 0s, changing the name Of Roiin f..
M passed.
~. 1--we ,''l'e uP NJ l. pr2'i"ag Tor the
a4 l.,oil ~ a u7n tp we riNers oi lefln,9ini
y S2iz blrt briefly advocate thg pasFage a ibe PIN
N'Nhs peg, nt sili'i'l tndi tie ihan I,s|1'osed IN
VIZ l ell li',lei,. mhu ihat tle eS-
P'naltufe 97keu Tor would DE wen ana prndently
NSt'"eu uS lne person VINO W'uid hnVe the mat
Ur w ehmee' Mf. hendee ASKED Tor more deli
me information as TO the provisions ot the bill /;
as'' us 70 the succcs- of similar enterprises else
where alluded To- by the Senator from franklin.
Mr Burt replied without protesting personal
knowledge unon che subject hut gave such in
formation a. had come TO his notice. Mr.. Ander-
lh my9req ihe passage OF the bill followed BY
Mf Wheeler ana MI Heath, who spoke Of the
growing Importance OF the culture OF iish. The
l..,ln ~ luy w V1ui'n i'7l'hgis OF the various
states was alluded 70, and good faith towards the
other States required that this nnproprintipn
shouM he made Mr. pv.r roman rLrd d,t ~
. H. ,i;...i,, e., ,t. t;i ~. NJ. ~ .''V u'7
'hl 9'pecl"h 1o ue nlll was that salmon spawn
W9un pe expensive iupl l1f our native hsh and 3,
IL seemed 10 him that it would hp ueresz,rv fo
clear ,pr streo,ns f tles, e.l, h,c,r, ia
could succeed passed.
Mr.. lleudee moved To reconsider the vote re-
f-inr the NISSAN of = q. cbnnt,int, tho t.,, . r
~ ~ ~ ti.n "'' i'",s''s li' Hiile oi
h'liih ~. nm iecuhsil'feu. lie mace Il state
nent ui iacts. showing TINT this was "a case which
.hnuld he nm exception from tho ,r,,,ie;o,,s en-.
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SUN Viiil2e7 Utl"It Tue ilohaie court
Nlr. Orcuu spoke M behalf of the committee
who reported against the bill the committee
l.; y a. ,7i ~ 80. a. ''''
"' t"iu- ''it H'"Vtei 7,.tutS "7 0Hhclcht'
tuftntr Neuated DN hr burt
Mr.. Barlow called fort statement Of facts Re
-p1nded to by the committee to the effect as be-
fore that they considered the statute applicable to
all such cases.
Mr.. Barlow could see no objection to pass
ing tins bill, or changing names in this way, as it
was proper when such changes are made they
should be advertised
Mr. Heath cited the statutes upon the subject.
and remarked that as there were many cases
awaiting the result Of this one, it was important
that It should be disposed of and be regarded as a
precedent for future action,
Mr. Barlow and Mr.. llenlee again expressed
themselves in FAVOR of the hill favored also ly Mr.
Wheeler
On the third reading. Mr.. Orcutt called for the
yens and nays. Yeas II nays 6. Passed
Mr. Anderson moved a reconsideration Of the
vote OF II. bill, 30. Ruled out Of order the blu
not being in possession Of the Senate.
On motion OF Mr. Anderson the Secretary was
instructed to request the House to return said
bill.
On motion Of Mr. Allen, adjourned.
HOUSE.
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Ry Mr. Proctor or Rntlanl rao,es,ir,, tbo
tinysrnar ta inyitc Mi Cen q q lWoviay1 II
: tnv;gif the co,tgi arJ ail,os1 tIo
If tbe CenersI ts.cm6Iy edoofeJ
Frnu tbe Senate G,r i1;nt ots.eT,ti,, tl,i. c.o
nom M ii o'clnc IN benr renrt NJ committee h,
canvass votes for Members Of Congress adopted.
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agreea6iy to the Constutof of Our ste to 7eer fe
quently to the fundamental principles among which are
onioned moderation, Justice and irugalty and
@ & m 9asE , %g are 1 HSpgnts l aePaItqEg , E
be expenditure oftias all MONEY, and ''
Wterea', The taxes Of the people hurdensome and
demand a. our hands a. LEGISLATORS the stretest and