The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-14

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81 FeulFut C4Q,ud briefly ia.
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Alt Ayaoe4 IN l3aasla opposed ,lt
aaaea,lneai bnt hr dillent t,aaous
ham the gentleman ir9m Wa.eglap
~ baa Ueta nembl 8; SO -l.la.
tuf, saalliass au8 lne ap Aa
presented eanernl lae iar ioe latiDa-
taa 1t gsuma,saus hui apa l.s
pas,as u tuai law 81 iad uniformly
voted 4saIust Tie passage = auy ag. 9
incorporate private euiprat oua H.
thought 81 suuuid upon pn
e4a, footing 90 regard @ tir urA8.
u9l d corporations ofl man ID sei
~ men should have nc same night Us
Other mgu % set of na4 ba,p little
article related only & private garpart
tons IL might DC more ia favor oft
But i cnt on an corporations We
could not form corporations even fol
benevolent purposes We should con-.
completely tlo our own hands, ana
could not incorporate such bodice ana
ior such purposes as We c0nld not pro-
vide for by general legislation. The an.
dcle - not property limited and IL
could not vote for il.
Mr Field o. Brattloboro, said that
DO he carly history 81 tho Slate every
thing almost was Incorporated Al
that time aggregation d men in cor
porations Vas universally allowed by
legislative acts. But ths people soon
got tired Of this ana passed a genera
corporation law providing nearly al
the powers Of interpretations by The
legislature, In 1885 q limited partner,
ship law was passed, Of which very lit
tie use has been made. little later
in 1853, there was general law pass
ed, allowing associations Tor mochani
cal and other purposes, nor has this
law been taken advantage Of Every
session, members have come here viii
corporation bills sticking from theil
pockets like quilts from tue fretful por
cupine. Mr. Field read a tabular state.
ment chewing the excess for a number
n,t,;c ~ mn .,,, IN,
!, ,,,;s matter WE cannot keen oui
balls Of legislation pure with throng
Of lobbyists here 70 engineer these rail
road acts through. II we had a gener
al railroad iaw, We vonll avoid the ex
pensc ana corruption inseparable fron
these disgusting railroad strnggles
and ai'eh after obtaining charters by .
long and expensive contest, the road,
have never been built Ne would grant
the people power 70 ionn any corpof
alton they please Olher States have
derived great benefit nom such pro
vision a. tie one wemo discussing par
tcolars Ohio and Iowa lie woul'
have the same law ioi both the small
set and &c greatest corporations Ihi
mticlc npPied only - CORPORATION
which sbaii BE created ander the gen
anal Iau aud dsc. Hm ilbid the az
iria.e ir,n' thte,israe win lboso Lu-.
HtmI Uiniions MA eady tEcar Grated
Nh Walton, ~ Mouipe III, said i,
F., tctOtd amendment var siupl,
"a its,i.enou ui lie legislative power
.utue PEOPLE IL die s.ae-ac,iuq re