Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-26


whore the trouble mostly arose from the fact that
the listers failed to make oath to the list or dare
lnOt do 80. lie thought more scrutiny should be
exercised by the com and less Of these bills DO
allowed to slip through without any particular
opposition.
Mr. llncklcy Of Chelsea explained that the
bill met no opposition from any parties in inter
est. The bin was then ordered to third read
ing
On motion Of Mr.. Jones Of Dover, adj
SENATE.
FmDAY, October 81.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Morgan Of Mortified
journal Of yesterday read and approved.
BM, irtpdi-ed dnH refcircd-By Mr. Carpcn-
ter, by request, relating TO witnesses in prosecu-
tions for selling intoxicating liquors to jud.
com.
BY Mr.. Eddy fixing the salaries Of the Score
tlry and assistant Secretary Of the Senate and the
Clerk and assistant Clerks Of the House of Rep
resenttives 10 com. on finance.
BY Mr.. Hastings, relating to chatte mortgn-
third radiag. - s. 20. in amendment of
sec. ch. o. 9. =, and in addition thereto
on motion Of MIR. Eddy ordered to lie.
$. 10, to amend sec. of an act relating 10 Ii
brary Associations on motion Of Mr.. Gardner
ordered to lie.
$. 25, in amendment Of ch. 0. q. s., "of pub
lie accounts !" on motion Of Mr.. Gardner ordered
4 10 lie.
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| ference cannot agree. On motion OF MIR. Heath
the report was ordered to lie
Mr. Heath called up The joint resolution pro-
State lie believed that since the introduction
Of that resolution il had become evident that such
a measure was injudicious at the present time
the census returns showing an increase Of popu
ation that will probable entitle US still to retain
our three members Of Congress He thought we
ought not 10 60 far as to admit the possbityo Of
a reduction in our Congressional delegation "a
would be done by the passage of this resolution.
Mr.. Pingry thought, although it might net be
necessary to pass this resolution, some action
should be taken.
| Mr. Benedict favored its adoption giving his
reasons therefor
Mr.. Grandey did not SEQ the slightest necessi-
ty for any action at all. Why should we antci-
pate by any action Of ours re-dstricting of the
State 2 Congress has passed no law upon the sub.
i@ct Two years from now will be- sufficiently
early for this. should there even be a necessity
for It.
Mr.. pingry was not vet satisfied that it was
not necessary for us TO do something in relation
to this matter at this time
Mr. Gardner called for the reading of the rcso-
luton The resolution, he said simply asked
Tor a committee. We were not called upon to
decide whether the State should be re-districted
or not lie could see no objections to its adop-
/ t0n. Adopted in concurrence.
! Reftrred-Il SO, to establish Bennington gra-
ded school district 10 com. on education.
On motion of Mr.. Eddy, adj.
HOUSE.
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FROM com on corporations, a. IN iavorof Ii. 80 to
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s'iru rs le"4ins otIoioL, :; eru ,,o
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ouslolae .ns nph'seDoro oinss nahk, W,n
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FROM c1hl. on cIrpor,l.ionr, without expres-
s''n VI ol'il'vp, ~ -, " iiooipori'o Tue Net-
nl'ns I'iieo r so'n: ols
t ,.,u ~ ~ VI 'e p'i anu
'i9 ~, ui'l piuei0u 70 ny. ny uPon e'io ',plo, a,
FROM com. ON judiciary, m iavor OF s. 81, in
anonuiilens OIL %o. -, enap' 70, 3. s.. eiating 70
owns, s1"r heet,hgs anu t1"h oncers, WIN
plVPo~is ~ Nuicnuihehg' Mmeh "ero hgreea 70
a''u 'ilo pill has oiuelv1 70 i'o on .no u.p'e;
rro,n oou,; oh lu1ion'iy' ngainss ~ VI, 70
snena sep ~ euep !, Z. :, eh'iteu Oh eieetlohs'
Dili oiuefeu " l'e on tiie tapie'
from goi,; eonl;, IN iaVor OF IL. ioiy oonstitu,
ting Anna riehlihings heir-at-mw oil samuel ana
Mary Ann Flemmings third reading ordered.
IRON gen COM, IN iavor OF Il; 100, changing
iee his Ig ., n,aHaSy arTn,ou oaIer 70 ueorge
y nitlng thlru reading ordered.
From com On Judiciary IN iayor Of II; 80, re-
la!lng 70 the payment oil costs by the state IN
criminal prosecutions oelorcJasticesoi the peace
third reading ordered
fnessnE & se ',giH M :, a,.ssIs 'ne name ~ .e Son;
printed bills adopted
| Join Resoha'on-ly MIR. Sanborn OF Lyndon,
Is iolows
- heSOired 4y ne Nndfe and House Of Rep