Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-11-19

nors so understood it. Newbury had no vested
rights in it, lie urged with much tarnesiness
not only the right but the duty TO step in and
dispose Of the matter when the remnants Of the
institution had become the subj CT Of a sqabble.
Mr Dickermau continued the debate, reading
from the act Of Incorporation, with view TO 10
cafe and identify it with the town of Newbury.
The privileges Of the act we're to found an lnsti
tu'ioa at that place and nowhere else.
Ia discussing the question he spoke Of it as the
removal Of franchise, for it amounted to that,
to take away the property from Newbury and
virtuaT put an end 10 the school His remarks
were continued with great earnestness, in behalf
Of the interests of NeTbury, and against the
proposed power Of transfer to the Methodist Con-
ference az Montpelier,
ArTiRSooS.
Bills introduced and referred-By Mr. Hutch
inson Of Orange, to change the name Of the
Winooski Marble Company to general commit
tee.
By Mr. Wheeler, to extend the charter Of the
West River Railroad Company; to committee on
railroads
Special order-H. l., to amend the charter Of
the Vermont Life Insurance Co. On motion
Of Mr. Pugry, reclumited 70 tine committee on
the judiciary.
Mr Pngry called up S. 81. relating to tie
election of town representatives,; the question
being on It's passage On this question, Mr.. Dale
calei for the ye.s and NAYS, which were as fol-
lows yeas b; nays l6,-lost.
Y.7.- Senators Flrrhaip. Green, H4lbert,
Hutchinson Of Orange. Pugrv-5.
N4v--Seus Copeland. Dtc, Dewey % Wash
inct ,Dckermau, ID ins, ,Goodeil, Hal. Hastings,
Hs,tb. Jones. Lald. Merrill. N,sh. Oryis. SAKE,
Vbeeler.-IG
4.lNss.1-, SEMI .syl n.ier consideration
strte time 1f urnmeat this morning.
Nr. Wheeler made qn .zr.s,sttiou relative 10
tb. arpc,.tseat which va, ur.nn by him. ua-
der rt. ..,re.riou Of rb, committee. lie djl not
+ ie..-r TO advocate either .iIe Of thi. bin. he
4 oofg wished th. senate touui.retand the intent
/ # The committee. and to act 4s II Judged lest.
III, or.nia, WAS that the STAT. assumed and
.tll r-'i.sl -h. eaatr, over ftenotsd frlu .iise
Or charter ,B,i not a,r- tfe r-orc-ty invested in
/ the seminary He a.lu.eI 10 the facts that
F a,,e.-,i before tae comnHt,e.. as TO the afI the
I s.'.G la4 received from the VI Con
T f.-cuec. and the future prospects of that insti-
tuti0p when this q-i IS Withdrawn
N~ peuev Of Washington. denqnde,i the yeas
and rav.. which were 40 follows
Yet--Senatars Benedict. Camp. C.r4i.pi
F Dale. u..err5,p. FleiBs. Fsrphsm. Gai.g.
Green. Hutchinson o. O-.r--. Jones. Lal4 .
NrrfsH. Orri.-4
N.ys-senstors C.i.r,e-. Dewey Of Wash
+ ia-tou. Halterr. Hal. Hastings. Heath. Nash.
rlnsry, s.xe. Wheeer-l0.
So tde amendment WAS aIor:cI
Mr. Pugry WIS in favor of ,hc State with
drawing from vh4,eyer control they NIGH, have
ia ire property 10 NeVbury. but he ws- ror
prepared 90 authorize i-- sale and trrusf-r Co
Mol-peEer De was iu favor 90 leaving the
matter Just where they found TO-, question sor
The court TO determine.
The question leu. upon -le Amendment pfo-
p...I t- tt. e.ma.-,aa. -t. ro,e was as f--
i-r-. Ns,-I1. Nars It. disagreed 90
Al-. Dale offered au amendment Co protect the B
STAT. a,,.r.- snv liability or damages ia case
-ta S,.r.r,. Ca-,-r .b..Ii I4.. ie The ,ct ss IN