Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-17

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This matter So eluiyocal that parties will be
obliged 20 go into am expensive lawsuit to settle
their rights. II this amendment should pass it
simply opens thc WAY o. another controversy
We should look 90 the consequences of what we
dl here Mr.. Farnham read the original trans
actions OF The locating committee, the subscrip-
ton papers, &C., and claimed that they c0nsti-
utcd contract complete in itself, before the
charter was procured, and should De regarded as
o contract in perpetuitN The question has been
argued as ID the only party whose interest was 10
be- consulted was the Methodist Conference.
The Newbury seminary had been successful in
stitution, and IL should be permitted 20 rouaiu
a- il is llc closed with ma earnest appeal against
the right Of transfer asked for.
Mr. Dale argued that the Institution was not
created for NeWbury, but for the State. The do
uors So understood il. Newhury had no vested
rights in it, Hc urged with much camcstnoss
n5t only the right but che duty % step in and
dispose OF the matter when the remnants Of the
Institution had become the subject of % squabblo
Mr. Dickerman continued the debate, reading
from the act of Incorporation with 20 view 90 lo-
ntc and identify DO with the town of Newbury
The privileges OF the act were 20 found an lusH-
tuition at that place and nowhere else.
ln discussing the question he spoke Of it as the
removal Of "a franchise, for it amounted to that,
Do take awuy the property from Newhury and
virtually put au end t0 the school His re-
mnrks were continued with great oarnesmess, In
lehalfoi the interests Of Newbury, and against
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Prayer by Rev. DIR. Newman of poultney.
journal of yesterday read and approved
Bts HfrOdtccd and rcferrcd BY Mr. Jones
of Benson, 90 incorporate the village of Benson,
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volunteers the bounty therein named to COM
mittee ON military affairs
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NtDuoN D. There HHil he pt'd to each volunteer in
tc United States NOM th.. State who rocnlisted
si' ,a, & a. ,, ',o ' 20 M M m lyI ' ~ ee SgaI , I eI
onlly dI-einr.od. and WHO Id noi receive any town
bounty rsuh re.e1 stment the SUM of three hundred
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cryc such bounty from the state. who i entitled, or
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ID, VT hH1'iAiiA 20 i,.'i9' 10 i'A'iNo tue
grand list ui the town Ol victory iT the years
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an inspector of lumber and shingles and 10 pre-
[ scribe his duties 90 general committee.
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stucti0n of the Rutland 6 Woodstock Railroad
d, committee ON r,tilr0ad.
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list of the town OF Guillord for the year 1863
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districts to committee on euucatlon'
Tho provisions O.. the ul are The proceeds of The tax
a.,,ri ii t ,l ,. f ,,,ilf, .,iIl a NY Xxx IN e,Tn @
r,.t, Vote of such town or .uch use slaii annuaiv
on thc Friday next preceding the last Tuesday n March
pc ulNi' .l w. i 0 'a' m o .n @ o"n .vt~e,n tn, m
n. fiey shall deem nst and equitnhic taking into con
sderaton the amount of grand lst The number Of
schools length and expense Of .choois the atiendanc,
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Inc provisions OF tue Dil are
Any railroad corporation or the managers Of any rail
5oaq m th,s state ay esla1li.h ana receive r pef
railroads and for .cttn, in md takine ont cars from
sido-traes.l when the same h loaded or uuloaded by
other parties which price shall be uniform at all sta
l ral,d cro1atios o tbe nanar. iboreo, .ral
transport freight loaded and To be unoaded In this state
in addition 70 the price Of loading and unloading pro
eu ~ luz us se,on ~ ~ t's n M I,s "a, IAer alu w,
of such irebt and The same rate shall be- CHARGED to NJ
persons for tho same amount and class offfeight
92 iTe'sP tMTan-g4Ted M by rl'g% m nio th S'3te Ar an,
stc and frnsported ot of tbis state Shall bc CHARGE
ut greater rate for a less distance
an ease Of any violation OF any o the provisions Of thu
@ a, O y m r OF S y alr tne l ~, q
t1cs tlo amount of c Gyce.s .a c6arred 10 aid a.s
eyed party more than to any other party, from suel
o. @ nInaS, IN an action Tor money had an'
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: by Mr' NiulainS ol MouEloh, relall9g 70 hlgh
NJ WAYS. 10 committee ON highways anu bridges
e Bills read The thru nUc.-ll. l39, 60 incJr
D1rate the American Trust Co.: passed
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d olelblhs passed.
z. ii. l5S, in amendment of an act i'm amendment
@ |of an act t1 incornorate tLe National Vrnst ga
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n H. 81, 20 annex part of the town OF kiptpn &
a the town of Lincoln passed
" ~ to'' ." "!i'eH.iioli1 "t an "et "PP."' wv
II 10, lobS, defining the qualifications OF voters ~
A, re to, rnyer i any cLnol district tte rirbt 3,
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e The bill was favored By Mr.. Gleed of Morris
town as only granting to females the same right
i t1 N1te' NhVtS Hel pt"PciS Holps l" PAl thV laA
l. es that Is gwen 70 the men,
Mr.. Grover OF Wells, opposed the bill on thi
,.,1na tL,t it il an innny,tion mon tb, o.t II,
fui ''"' =, ~" ~ ", 'e'Vu ~ ~. "a VIZ. 80
.no more reason for allowing females 10 vote il
IA school meeting than in other affairs of the.State
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III "p'Hou up tN ""'io tuU9viut VI i'ihlie SUI
c lure lie was opposed tu this bill and 10 all 9th
o ers for the same purpose
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Mr Nogl OF fairhaNeh' moved that tne nlll %
e ordered tu lIe and be made the SPECIAL order TO
Z. t,-norr,,y afternoon nj gl O'clock which wo
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e that the bill be ordered to lie, which was disa
Al greed TO-
Mr.. Hrout OF Barton sad
MIR. srt4kLH II am not an advocate OF femaie SUI
Al er5c careful copsidernton Tho pfoposinon Is to nj
low women over eighteen years Of age, tax payers IN
Is right to vote In school meetings Now, sir' while
ggu my no % ev o se g1 an bc
youneand while have no sympathy whatever Wit
lhe female agitators of This question WHO psrambu
l9inS the county neye,tnelos qn see no 9uleeton
"i1rcn H. pr,liegs Of Toting In -eboo
district mcetings-the privilege di saying Something
about the education OF her ehud something ahoqt th
9a oil %ho0lgq55' 9 5 %9h hor no9i3 noPs ot 9u \,
r teocher To- whose care and modng the mind and neral
o other child committed This privilege, II granted
would not take woman into the noisy debates q politics
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