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


evil. There will be as much disnclination t
prolong the session as now. I; will be but it'll
longer if any than at present He was no
afraid to trust the members They are pure an,
he feared not corruption
; Itis said that our growing interests deman,
! annual sessions This Is great exaggeration
: We don't grow very fast, and need NJ greater
list Of acts than formerly
. There is no argument but custom 10 sustain
the present system. We would save from 50,
900 to S50,00o annually by this change
Mr.. Reynolds Of Al5urgh entertained a higt
respect for the Council Of Censors lie reaC
from paper Of the State "a religious Journal
an extract charlc'erizng these amendments a:
"stuf, and protested against the course taker
by papers in opposition 70 the aneaiuc.t Ht
believed that three out Of four OF the people Of
the State would sustain this amendment il allow
edtoexPress their opinion upon it At tH- -ailut box
He referred 70 arguments that h,i been u-ei in
opposition to this amendment, and coll! but re-
member the change that had come over me Of
the members Of this Convention since trsy sal
with MIN in former Conventions They were
not then 50 fearful cf d" unserin1 with The Con
stiturion,' Or "mei Hing with The snip Of
State .Ie favored the proposed amendment
on motion Of Mr. Ctrpeurr- Of Read-bor0 the
committee arose ant reported progress, and
d. Is..N
- "-'0H "a'
On motion Of Mr. Slade Of Nhilr5ury. the
Conreu'an ali iaurnet 70 Tomorrow.
FRIDAY, June li. $50
Prayer by Rev. VI. J. Harris Of Montpelier
The Journal Of yesterday w4s read aud ap-
proyei
Mr. Upper Of Montgomery presented the pc
t'ton Of Mrs Hattie NJ Clapp and p others.
ladies' Of Montgomery, asking for the aiooton Of
the amendment providing for uunau suffrage
also OF Mrs Mary Gates and 100 others of the
same toHn, agaius; the Adoption of said ameul-
ment lald On the table
Nj G0rham Of Wilmington, the protest of
Mrs A W. Goodwin and Us others, protesting
against The adoption Of the amendment proviiiug
Tor woman suffrage laid on the table
Mr Crane q Concord, presentet tne petition of
Mis 4. b. Morgan aud g. others Of Concord ami
Nciuiiy, asking Tor the adoption Of the amend
meat pTJ'l4uE for ~omau suffrage l.il N the
ian.r.
hr punjon OF hltinl in'i 'ifiu'ai i1" ;.llow-
lne resolution
ID 'J-rs4 that article h.e lF'ntn gel Of
. tAt AAeni-'eut 60 The 'austtut.ai- p opposed by
'n- -'un n'.- OF ens'rs. tl-eiher WITH Al the pc
u.."s AuI rrU'astauces 10 reference thereto be
Ttie.I'i '' a special '9mriiiee % i've, enn-,'tng
a., -i -' ".'l l'.'i' H'''" -.'''-" %
A'"''s s''N' = ti"vuT % lri-enues, ahaeid Of
ARM e''A' 'Hi Ae-"g ~ 9. bsa- p. "i'n riye 90
sii iif''i i"e -ss-i % 9' i-e r.a9rntl.a
lhe above aa't'e are ST slug, gentle
men
hr- fie'l .i br'i'. 'f- rl f-. P. amend 10y
aiming "ita -ei'e 'o -el4 i'7 I'r-r- lai pa
per-
IAe taAr ru.ei the -eso.li .ni " 0rler the
hItc.t -a'i-E been rt-.ffH4 '. '.i.l..f'.- { the
"l-.e
DE convention Thea rf-..,ei ITSELF in'' COM
m'i'ee OF The whole to CONSIDER me seen pro
posed ar''aie 90 amend eH.- NJ f.N'f- .' No--
rs'"Nn 10 iA' cH+''' Which t-'.te W'- HAl uy
the secretary
The question o"iug ll fe''nmellnE 20 the
convention 'hat it -s e1H--.eat % aio. such
smenimsnt.
Mr. sale q Mild e11r7 sti be bal been
u-eei IS .eai,7E and iatlsat'- 1e- bis
f.Fl 81 favor 'lr .tUc'. % 10 -..- Hll. asut