Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-08-18
The Press on the Council.


From, ttta Nnrtunpt Ttronfo1a
S,.ery,srn mo nc,rl. will douhtle.s ho am
.;sod nv sore If Tx nTo,,,.ition. If The Co,rcH
r. C.,,s'r. f,r onend,ncnts ,,r Tie St,te Constt,,
Ia. Fa,, Loyo droa,,eJ chat In so n,o,,. w.
,,,nat. tLo Xii Can.titntion undar ,ybicL H.,
gtotc Inn. nrosnered IN well In Years INST il .,
joGcie,t add Gnlt, ,e IN ,eo,,iren Co,yentian If
,te re',r,lc n, set so many matters r;gbt
,yn,ld mi Il, strorge n Ike oo,tlor,,,,
tler,scIves con,r,sin,, the Gonncn shonid Le sn,-
nrised nj tl,e result II their own deliherotions
T. JoeJ ,y, renturn IA u,v tbar fe,v If NM, Of
tb,,n eorinrsl,, evnected ot tbe nntsst IN Gnd
s,,,,o ~ tbe nronnsitions noyy made an the lst nr
amendments far snbmission to "A Convention
All this il n significant omen of what we NAV
roosanobIv exnecf in fine future
iVb, arrendtnrnts neglected hv tho C,,tpcil ,,r,
n,es G,ndomontoI and most irn,rtopt cIon,,es in
H. ,r,r,,i, Low ~ tho Inyaru,,ort NJ ILa
snb;acts M o,,aver moment ronlI he presented IN
G'e citiyers nf the STATE Tbe Council tbongI,
norsonally onnosel to some. If not most of these
nrl,,os,tirno ve4 Icouod II best IA eni,,it tbor,
at tbis stoge 6f onr bistory IA tho action NJ tbs
ncnnle
Nill tbe peonle wake u, tbor,uoblv ~ this
,no,nentous tulioct or win tbov sleen 1ud olio,y
the vhnle brond of inyentions In he G,isted intn
our Constitution by n wide awake Ee,g9 Iet tbe
mamie nrcnore IN toke bod If his bnsiness in
good enrnest ar else expect IN omen their ewes
snne mornin,,. in Itonia
D.. A.. -. r..
IN,
Inc tounclt OF els9rs completed the'r work
anG aul ouIneu lhs' rrluay' rr.,.
, V1 tue IVY proposeu 9i4 al apollsnlng
wv uouio"l t'c wy 9'Dou IouI l'r 70 uI'e "g'''S'
IT, nut tne opponents c9nsehl9u 20 iet u 10 70 the
N9nNtnl'nl Nuole ~ NlH no 1oup1 I've AIleu'
Inc Ntcie pertaining 10 lehNle suffrage was
really los'' IN t,'S way tne article ap-
pgara "nphs Onose P" come 9eiore lhe convention,
MnotV ~ W ~ me, MI :, a S.'uuon IVY
"u'o.l u'"Vl' W ni.-'iii ~ "Vu l'"I upon ull7
IuJ'''g,, ~, ','' Nv ''' lun si'-
AM Irj,;lares ~, ;,,',,,rt.,t y, 81 W.
ash kr tbe mr. sbn,x on,, iesiro ,ybateyor ~, ,,o
sess them. ASH trent ia In settlino mis- oi,es.
tion and RENEWING root resn,nsibiiit, fro, Tho
Convcntnn we ,yopld s,o,,cst tIat tbe :. onnrese
ed sex' Inv vote in Convention as.embIed mr.
by petition. declare whether they desire enlarged
powers. whether they want more RIGHTS If tbe
moinrit, yote Ne, we shall Inc the ost +, saw ,,a,
'fbe frst t,yS nrtcle- promised laooinst Charter.
ing private corporations and providing for bicn.
NAL sessionsl we believe 10 be wise provision.
and think tbey viii meet the hearty apnroynl M
the people. The third received the unnnirnou.
consent of the Council. lt provides for the cleo
ton Of the judges by the executive with the con-
sent Of the Senate. While in general we shall
oppose giving too great an appointing power t0
the executive this is so guarded by requiring the
assent of the senate perhaps no very valid oh
iectons can be urged ngainst the change
The work Of the Counci! has been expeditions
" and well done. The subjects presented have
been ably and faithfully discussed and the people
cannot wen ma luult with the results, We are
sun I'oIc sIlousS gioqnued IN our u9nei tn9'
our 'oui'l ol'l " vs. uleh,el ANA sehsi bie
men o1 'uo l'Vl,.' '1 iar rom being useless
alleHu0so VI t'e't l3lS 'aiVe' we arc
eiu".9 - w.. '"'t' ''N' t'v so3t Selse on
oun r'l''' WI 'ios -. ,',su'5 oAo"unse " lof she
euulDlous i'''u'nciS l"ol'o9eu IN inc article OF
"i''uuu''"
4 From the Mooas'o'k Age
FEMALE SUfTRAGF.-At the recent session of the