Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-27

son that an extra force was necessary TO sup
press this evil In the large towns, where
public sentiment was not in favor OF the
enforcement of the prohibitory law.
Favored by Mr.. Boyce OF Barre, who as g
member of the judiciary committee, coulc
3 see nothing in the bill that is Objectionable
but at the same time thought it incumbent
on the people to see that the laws are faith
} fully executed, and If they were thus Wig
= liant there would be no necessity for this
law
: Favored by Mr.. Walworth of Coventry, as
! demanded by the people of his section oil
the State.
! Mr. Wllds, of Bristol, inquired Of Mr.
Ormsbee if majority of the cases prosecuted
under the probIbltOry law in Addison and
Rutland Counties are not lost when they get
INTO the county courts to which Mr.. Orms
bee replied that he did not know that such
is the fact.
Mr.. ButterfelJ, Of Wilmington, favored
the bill as the only means by which we could
obtain officers that would faithfully execute
the prOhibitOry law, than which no more
perfect exists, II We can only have officers to
execute IL.
Mr. Grout, Of Newport, said, as a member
Of the Judiciary committee, he could see nO
new provisions that would add etf :iency to
the law as it now exists. He thought 1t
better that the people elect officers who will
execute the present law, rather than provide
Tor new set OF officers.
Mr.. Stevens, of Westminster, said that in
his town they do elect Cd officers, but 1t
was not true OF all the towus IN ms vicinity,
and therefore he hoped that this bill would
give the people more efficient Officers
GA tac question OF the third reading OF the
( bill, Mr. Mead, OF UnderhllI, demanded the
yeas aud nays, which were taken-yeas 129,
nays -, - tue third reading Was ordeled-
T1Jse who voted IN the athrma-
tive were Messrs. Allen, of Colchester,
Allen OF Ferrlsourgb, Allen OF Goshen
Appleton, Bailey Of Morristown, Baldwin,
Btllou OF Iowushend, Barnard, Barrett,
B4sc5m, Bttchelder OF Pialnheid, Bemis,
/ Bingham. Blake, bOlles, Bottum, BJyntOn,
BrIg5s, Brown, Bushnell, Butterheid, Car
deli, Carpenter OF Charleston, Caverly
Chase OF Mount Holly, Cmid, Clark of
Jamaica, COuaut, Cook OF BiOouh Id,
COou0se. Crane, Cro-ter, DAVIS OF FaIr.ee,
DAVIS OF Reading, Day, Dearborn, Derby,
I Dickinson, DImIck DJty, Douglass, Dalton,
Evans, .ss-tt, Fed oil Milton, Field oi
Springfield, Granger. Gray, or. en-, Grfhl a,
Grlsw lid, Han, Harrington, Harms, uawIey
lJlmcs IL JOAer, iiJAes, HubOei, lie, lsham
Laid, Ltuce, Lewis OF Norwlcl, Lyndc. Me
L,rcu. MtcOmUer ot Grand Isle, Ma, sh Ot
uIutsuur-h, MARSHALL, MdTstOn. MatusOn OF
. S4altsblr,. Mead. Merrill, Mitchell, Moore,
Morse, Mot, Pelrl, Peck, Perkins, Pix u
ID sIuutpeIler. Pope. Potter, Powers, Put
nam, Il .udaIi, Etuury, Read OF Lexington,
X OF, * lec5rOuk OF Brighton, Rosebr0Ok oil
pulduaIl, Rounds, Russell, OF Shrewsbury,
S4uuJru. = .uw oil Billion, Shaw OF Land
grove, osudd, Sucrman, Sleeper, Smith OF
/ ADDISON, SJuie, SPr4 ue, Stanley, Starr,
. >-v4ycus 0l r t-L Montpelier, ; eveus Ut Eden,
~.+x..t.- ..I t--rfufT-Ipr <Lrlfftr. kBbuTy
/ Iuem.~ thornton, Town, VAIL Narney,
,sulvolJh, " eeas, NeIs, " estOn, ether
bee " utc.er, NII, W lids, W IIs3n oi Gran
y.lr. " Ire~. NOr j. Wright OF NeybrIdge,
d, ymtu ot Athens, Wymau OF Grafton,
louu--I-9.
Iu5sc VINO voted in the negative were
Ale7-r-- Armstrong, Bacon, Bailey, OF Reads
b5ro. Is ll5u. ot Burlington, Beach, Battle,
1,tb.. benson, Bentley, Boyce, Burnett,
Caldwell CAm Ieln, CHAT, e. Chase or JAY,
C5az 3D.. Meudtu. Cusnmau, Darl.n- DAVIS
is. U4a..4-. Diaper. EImuud-, EAIus, Field
j; Ga.lori, Foster, Frsry, Gates, Goodrich,
ura4-. Glli. utsains, ue0trd, ueury,
Iaaz ltls. Ul Orange, humphrey, Jones,
Jal-.4. * .ycs. Lincoln. MeD utf-e, Alacomber
ID Is --t. rI Aaruu yt Made tone, Martin
ot o.u-u Hero. Maxhs.d, Morrill,, MLnson,
Newell, Ormslec, Parris, Pierce, PlnSree,
Ie,d o.. y e-tuela, Rogers, RJwiey, Russell
"a N5ltu Hero, >laytJu Ot Calais, SiaytOn,
.a. >.1,se. Santa ul -. Adams, start, Stew
trt. SNala, Ia.e9tt, thatcher, Thompson Of
Ir..-aut-n. Wainwright, W atermAu, Web
ster. ~ AItclmo, " hIJe, Waltued, hItuey,
Numar,u. Nusau OF Derby. Wilson OF
I.4ltul--l+.
Inc .4ll was then read the third time
NJ. l. -e.s ul Nv bury thought the Uill 10
te ac--ctlNe an laat IJ provides no penalties
I.r tu. l4.4urc on le- .ect OF the officers there
"a. cse..lI t. execute the Jaw lie was Ia
.ay1r cd the execution Of tue liquor law,
rut He t.uu-ul Jbl- bIA wesher tuan tue
prescott .1e. Iua oil waa then passed
y,.s II.. Jays 30.
EVENING.
IuIsE.-Iulur Rehabilitation the
1e.a,e. directing State Librarian 10 forward
certain u1-un,n.s ID the Rutland County
b1c Llb.ar, adopted ia concurrence. From
t4e : nu,c. ut thUuks 10 DR.. George b.
LlliuS: ADOPTED IA concurrence
I'm, lef,ct,d.-H. 255, establishing a
State ocusa. ovok Depository amendments
7 G,.aI...>.a Is tar committee agreed -; Mr..
P4gsln # montpelier moved that the oil be
/ a.sm.ssea; aa,ecd TO-
TUESDAY, Nov. 20
SENArE.-S. ISL, in addition 10 chap. "a
T. =. OF tue alhc IN intoxicating drinks,
lyac ting leases when liquors are sold IN a
. eucueut. and making the landlord OF owner
ot TIE 1T mIs,s liable for fines, penalties,
and damages from the use OF tue lq4or s0ld) !;
,e.s d. nays, D no quorum voting. Mr.
Adams moved 10 smeud the bill by striking
uut sccuous Two and four. The bIIl MAS
favored bv Me>-Is. HIrckley, Carpenter, AM
on. sea bv Mc-ers. Ballard, Powers, and
I N.azay. Amendment not agreed TO, ana
ullI rejected.
uoUsF.-II 4l9. to tax the real estate of
III lr3ad- in his state; amendment proposed
/ " tie committee agreed 10. Mr.. Granger
. al P,achan. moved To amend 50 as to specify
road be- and tract, winch was agreed 10,
and the bill was passed. MIR. dunson OF
/ Man hester called up the i0Int resolution
authorizing tie investigating committees to
continue their nvesti-atIons after the close
. Of the IT, sent session, aud maze their reports
. 10 thc Govern IT.
Mr. HcbarG Of Chelsea opposed the res
|ulutlou. pre,errlng that the reports Of the
committees should be made to TINS legisla-
lure, and give us un opportunity 70 act IN
relation 10 any matters that might tie recon-
neudcd hv the committees; Mr.. Frs bIe OF
/ Poultuev concurred with Mr.. Hebard IN his
/ views ol tins matter. The resolution was
I favored by Mr.. Munson OF Manchester and
Mr. Boynton Of Woodstock.
Mr. Henry OF Chester, as a member of the
committee on the Insane Asylum, said he
could not say exactly whether lie Is in favor
I OF the resolution or not. His committee
canrot report as they wish to before the
time now fixed for adjournment. 1t the
I legislature is about TO adjourn, be hoped the
resolution might be adopted, 50 that the re
suits Of the Investigations may IN some man
ner he land before the people OF the State.
Mr.. WaIworth of Coventry could see no
good TO come from allowing the investigating
committee on the railroad to sit alter the
session is closed but other committees
should be permitted To sit and report.
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