Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-17

Koiton. KimbaIl Of ". Fairlee, Langdon. Lincoln
L,.l4. McAl,is;er, Mclaughlin. Marsh Of Bethel
. OILS Of Bratntree Nichols Of Mortified Noble Ohm
stead Pains Patterson. Peake. Post, Putnam, Reed,
kice Richardson OF Vershire, Robinson Of Barton
Rabinson of Pso,iet Ross. Russ st. Johns Sanborn
Seymour Saattuck, Shsrm IN Of Dover, shof Smith
of East Haven. Smt tn Of Tunbridge smith o. W
minister Tewk sbGry Thompson. Topper, Waikerof
Waiting Walton Warreu, Hashburn, Way, Heleh
Wild, MIlmarth, hiswell.-ll5.
So the second amendment was adopted
Mr.. Hyde Of Castlt. ron, askci leave Of alb
sence for tire reman1et If the session Tor MT
Hyde Of Sudbury, which "i' granted.
Mr.. Slade ii iid1ebury moved iLat the con-
vent;on adjourn until Monday morning, when
was agreed Co. ayes lOj nays %
MONDAY. June 10, 1870
PRAYER nv Rev. y. II. Lord Of Montpelier
The rea!iag Of the journal Of Saturday WIS
posrpon mt 10 O'Clock this morning, at
which tlua it Wa rest ard apprc7ed-
Mr. F. pri- Of ril. called up the resolution
relating io final adjournment, and moved 10
amend SO sc 20 provide Tor final adjournment on
Tuesday. june l4h. at . O'Clock IN the morn
ing.
Canaan novel 20 lay the resolution ana aneni-
meut on the table, which was agreed TO-
Mr. Bittinger Of Hartford offered the following
resolution
Resoire{, That with entire respect to the
worthy President Of this convention. and with 20
reflection upon the honorable members IRON
/ Stowe aud Norrist0wu who have so admirtu'Y
presided over the deliberations OF the committee
/ Of the whole. the President be requested 10 cal!
upon the honorable member from Derby 10 oc-
cupy the chsir during the consideration OF arti-
Gle blank Of the amendments, "a ordef HGi sll- .
chair mGu be rHeL
This flceti6us resolution was subsequently, .
Withdrawn.
Mr.. Pl-ksr Of WocotJ offered the following .
resolution
F.,oir.{. That the thanks Of this Convention .
are hereby rendered 20 Hon George Nichols, for .
the able AMI impartial manner il which be has
performed the duties OF President Of the cJnyen-
ton
which Vas uuii .-llIs,y adopted
Nr. Hinmsn OF Charlestowu, moved that tie
convention DO nov resolve itselve into comm,tt9-
C. the whole for the purpose Of considering TIE
remaining proposed articles OF Amendment, winch
was agreed 10, Mr. Hyde Of Castleton beng "a
H. Chair
The remaining articles we-e then read as fo.-
lows
ARTICLE -
Prssas4 for a1a5ton If 4rf,es f.ro IS ldogtei and E
.l-s f1a- Is rCsctsf-
Tie 1ll-.- af the sup-em. Court shall be elected
te1u.a.ly, ard ths.r tern q cilce shall .e t"o
ARTICLE.
SEC g. st tho session o., she General Assembly .i
Oh State. A. D. .--1. and a. the session theie.-
every teatl year thereafter. the senate may A q
teo ts-tir.s Dr.. lts mem ,-r= lake proposals %
anne. Iuelt 60 the Co. sttutlu CI the state. which
pr.l.sl. 1f aucltIl4rt i c0rclrred lu ~ a u2-
.H "a O. |.a rr DO
t.sa- -1a. be entered On the uruals % {" i've
i.!-ls am referred 90 the General Assembly thcu
next bee chosen and be published n the ine Ii-
iyg-I apes of rhe state and j., majority " the 3
GENDER oi the senate and u the House Il Repre-
.t.vt- 4 the next following General Assem- -y
shall respectively concur ia tte same pr. -i.- .,
meat VI any OF tleu, lt shall Dee the tltr .
tie General Assembly submit the proposals 70 n
lend lnvlt SD c.ncufrel In 90 uTe5t De- -! me
t-aeea Of the state and such o said prop. SAILS at q
amendment as shall receive mo- r-ty ei the p.
.. the ireemeu voting thereon shall become q part
o.. tHe tYl-tI tuition at this state.
.lller of v.tu- by me psop.' up % ne pr pe-s-
necessary 90 procure free al+ fair vote upon each
l-ue.t pro- set. and 8. el--y -ltI e-t a tlr '
, -.t-s..u- 10 tie preceding -'et -- %
Ss. Be- The House of Representatives. -i.4-. have
o. tal powers now possessed .y Tie Council " one a.
-- Q. order impeachment which shah IN al cases
ID g. vote Ui tWH-t!-r..s Is MEMBER
ST.. T. Ttefr-y-ta.ri section u tie second part
The Constitution Of -l stl.c is hereby abr. 1ae. q
Dr. Marsh u Woodstock novel that the COM "
li--ee recommend % the convention that 10 is
r1-iieui % adj the sixth article Of the amend 70
l.yuJs as proposed ty he Council Of Gems rs.
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