Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-18
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Bills introduced and rsfs-rrE.-Bv Mr..
CIRCUIT OF Barton, to Incorporate the Barton saw
ings Bank and Trrst Company: 70 CON. on
banks.
By Nr. Drea Of South Bur,iu7toa, TO prevent
TIE growth Of nozous wee5, in the highways A;
70 CON. on agriculture.
By Mr.. Paul Of Tnmouth, relating to the St
Ting Of the General Assembly. aud the pav OF the
members Thereof; to the gen. com. rTae bien-
nici sessions o. the General Assembly shall not
exceed the term Of 80 DAYS escn and during
siid session only one adjournment shal take
place 10 exceed two working DAYS There shall
be a roll call by tie Clerk Of the House and Sec
Ietsry @. the Senate At l.; past 10 @ clock a n
and roll-eall a. O'Clock p. T., on each day Of
tie session and Il any member Of either House
shall fail 10 snswer 30 his name Of shy Of said
roll be shall he considered absent and
shsl MT he emitted TO per diem pay only for
actual services rendered, unless prevented there
from by sctusl sickness Of himself OF some mem
Der Of his family
By Air. Henry % Chester, 20 amend s.: L.
On. 10, g. s, relating TO fire districts 10 com.
O. juici ~.
BY Mr. grel Of Dorset, in smendmen. OF an
act to tax dogs . con. on grand lis,.
b. Mr.. Pearl CT Shelf IA. 70 change the name
O. Ulysses 5. Clsrk: to gen. CON.
By dr. Spear Of Yershire, 10 change the name
Of Charles Newton TO gen. cor.
By Ar. Adrcb Of Woodford, repeating an act
authorizing the town Of Sharon to purchase the
water privilege ard dam across White Rive. or
sid IN completing the dam 70 com. on co-rora- /
tons.
BY Mr iIot,hk;ss os Georgia, to protect fsb
in Gordon 2 Pond; 70 gen. con.
Petition -17 III. Goodrich Of H.rivi.l ors .
I. Way sud o'hcr persons, praying for 2 law re- /
lsting 20 loTis. The petitioners set forth that (
they regard the custom Of loving fowls TO 90 az
large 90 fruitial source o. evil and an intoisra
he nuisance that the people Of the Stsie anu
ally iose thousands and tens Of thous lrds Of dol
lars By is continuance, but that the pecuniary
loss IS not the worst aspect OF the case They do
not deem It matter for wonder that kind-hear.-
el mel ih3ors and coca citizens should be pro. :
Eoked ty the vanton, repeated and unrejresssd
injuries inflicted upon them by fowls that they
Should g-.dCsly allow tne demon Of selfshnesg
to enter their hearts and turn love into hatred,
that the pe-ce Of neiehborhoods should be dis
turbei, that men of high standing and moral
influence, patiently suffering and ferbearine IN
II " f0ro53fance ceases TO he virtue" should,
under the Impulse Of sudden provocatiou, oc-
oasionsily slrear who never swore before, and
thus corrupt the morals OF the youth Of cur
S,ste. Let rs have peace ~
Resolttioa.- By Mr.. Slade Of Niiddlebury.
that the Rolse will hold evening sessions there
Of, during the remainder Of the session. CON- {
menoing Monday evening, the 1ith, at O'Clock
z iopted
The join, CON. TO yisit the Vermont Reform
oehool snsmitted report which vas reed By the
clerk, sud was as follows:
sEFoar OF THR JOINT oosiNITfFz on TIE REFosM
school,.
To thr House Of Representatives. aotc in ses-
non: Your COMMITTEES on the Reform School re- I,
pectfdlly report, that having visited this ins,itu
ion on the 18th inst, they express their great n
'atsiachon on the general good order, thrift and
loors 01' VI II
me pnidngs-especially the main or living
,ouse-are much too small for the accommoda7 IN
Joe OF the present humber, one hundred and ~
"o boys, yet its cheerful and tidy aspect The Il.
,lderify' 50 prominent in its keeping, sp-
and direction. struck your commit /.
g Is evidencing in the highes, degree the N N