Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27

IF IEh4NOON.
SENATE.
5. &C, providing for the training and instruc-
ton Of idutic and feeble minded children
Mr.. Colburn, who introduced the bill gave
satisfactory explanations in relation thereto,
reading from the Massachusetts reports, showing
The results In the school established in that State
tl which 10 was proposed 10 send the unfortunate
elias. named in the bill passed unanimously.
Bus u,fr0dured and rtierred By Mr. Bailey,
90 iucorp9mte the sheldon Toll Bridge Company
Go general com
BY Mr. Buues. in addition 10 see. 60, chap.
ll3. 2 g., Tor the better prevention 0t cruelty to
animals 90 general com.
by Me llinekloy, in amendment Of sec. Il,
chap %. f.. relating To- proceedings against
Trustees To judiciary committee.
by Mr.. Lamb, to amend soc. 30 chap II, z. g.,
relating 10 the appointment Of Noiaries Public ,
b Judiciary committee
By Mr.. Estey, authorizing the Vermont Mu-
tual to insure against loss by lightning to gene
ril com.
Spc1iai orders. III, in amendment Of an act
relating to ;he sale Of intoxicating liquors, 60
prosecute and punish agents who travel 10 sen
hlu0r.) Mr. Carpenter called fIr tie reading
Of tho bill Tor che information of tie Senate
Mr.. Neayoy inquired whether tie present law
Old not punish sellers, whether as gent. or other
wise
Mr. Ballard, lor tlo clmniitcc, said this bill
increased the pcnllHcs
1ir crlors vas iu favor ul thc passage of
tit hi' r.ac9-uine oue-huudndlhs ul tie
Illff. tluf cYilr into Vermont, come thruu4 b
tlI- duunoi aud there is no law TO reach
thcm. l.eargued that tlc-c agents furnished
imyIre druggcd IquOrs, and they were curse
g. hose who used liquors
Mr. Monill was in favor Of the passage ol this
hiil There was not day in the year but what
from twenty To thirty OF tho-o runners are
al o.. Il II
We are suffering more IN Vermont from this class
Of liquor seller, than from all other sources lie
was rot talking about the use Of liquors, hut Of
the Introduction of that vile stuff that causes
men 20 kill une another. md to commit suicide
Mr. Bailey spoke against the hill Ia franklin
county they had just punished man, md fined
him : 800 llr precisely the same thing that this
bill attempts to provide ior. There was no ncces-
,ly for this bill.
Mr. Ballard thought the defect was not in the
law, hut 10 the hackblne Of the Temperance ele-
mout. lie. as States Attorney, had never hesi
tntcl % take hold of a case under sec. @, Of the
liquor law. when the community would back IL.
lie opposed this bill
Third reading refused
R,p0rs Prom general com II 1876, concern
iug the sale 90 spuituQu5 liquors, with proposal
of amendments. Ia dozen or more). On motion
Of Mr. Buuefied ordered 20 lie. and the biz as
amended % De printed
From Judiciary com. against II. 2sj, relating
90 the Punishment of attempts 10 commit oilcn-
ces third reading refused.
From general com. against II IS. in relation
10 highway taxes Of the Bellows Falls Village
corporation ihiId reading refused
From com. on claims, II 90, % pay the town
ut Montpelier the sum therein named passed.
;. IA relating tO the expenses before the
Legislative investigating committees passed
II. 22e. to pay ASahel liundy, S2j 90 passed
From Judiciary com II 300, relating to oh-
structions in highways with proposal OF amend
nent, striking ont sec. > agreed to and third
reading refused
From general CON. ll2, to encourage the
stacking the passumpsc river with Lack bass.
Mr. sprague offered the following amendment
which was not agreed 20, 20 wit Provided thai
said Fairbanks shall in no case be allowed u
catch from said waters any salmon, Goldfish, pick
crel trout leeches or oysters during said term O
six years and provided further that none Of saic
black bass shalt be allowed TO swim in the water
OF said river outside the limits above named (sil
miles and u the case they do 50 swim OUTSIDE
said limits, the said Fairbanks shall be liable g.
pay a fine of fifty dollars ilr such offence, TO b
collected and paid % the selectmen OF 81 Johns
bury. 20 I've M them expended in prosecuting VIC
lnu1ns Of existing laws relating to billiard tables
4 general debate cnsued Of the serio-comic or
der without losing sight Of the merits Of the bill
/ The arguments were Of a t-hy nature and some
/ what tested the dignity of the Senate. but Tia,
/ third reading was ordered. On motion Of Mr.
| Bailey ordered 20 lie.
/ o., relating % the qunqnennhl Valuation
| Of real estate in Ch'tlenden' fmnkhn ana ur"h'
l-le counties AZ,
I favored hy Mr. Ballard
On motion Of Mr. Carpenter, ordered 10 lie
and be made the special order for halt past tel
saturday morning
Before this order was made Mr.. llumphre
proceeded % make showing rom u!cnmeht
which be lad previously prep,tcl' showing WIN
he deemed the inequality OF the present .appnisa
and rs injustice 70 the counties which have bee
named
] By request oi Nr Bailey, MT. carpenter modl
iici his motion to tomorrow afternoon at thIe
o'clock.
Mr. Carrenicr withdrew his motion, and o
motion of Nc. lliuesley tee hiil was commitle
% "a committee "l lnieo senators I" ''i''' NJ
morrow afternoon.
Fds,d-S' - 10 pay !" ~. HoNu'"7
; l0s, to establish the Milton uraued Soh''
district
H. 220, in amendment OF an net TO incorporat
the village OF behhWEou =,
II. 2ls, to incorporate the Lane Alinuhcturin
Company.
$. l4l, to incorporate the washington Count
Agricultural Society. =,
ulacturing Company.
II 20, in relation TO monument to Nathani'
sShipmon. On motion of Mr.; Butteriield, ordere
afternoon at half past two.
II 26G. to incorporate the Champlain Marbl
Company. ~
II 276, to incorporate the Walling'ord Hot
Company.
;. l2s. to unite hre districts one ana t"o'
the town of Chester.
5. I47, authorizing the making OF chairs
the Vermont Reform School, and appropriate
money therefor.
S. li0, in amendment Of sec. AZ, chap. 81 z.
relating to attachment, by trustee process, wi
= amendment third reading ordered.
S. 6s, in amendmentofsec. 81 chap. 3irelatiI
otrustees-reported adversely third reading I
fused. q
= Refsrred.--l Sl3, in amendment of sec
chap. %, e $, OF highways ana uriuges 70 co'
On 4'gnH"Ss gu, a"u oud so act IN ineorporate
u II. Si1, W Hunen ,l 9, Sib.ns r. n a..
y Lake nam lPlaaH Iaads "''N ''' ''''
+. com on ra'iioeus , ,iaoion a,,,;,g debris
r II, sto, 70 p pre,vns f i'ai ,his stntc 70 iudeia
d the rivers vi sVo''is VI '''''
d con- qoe % ;noornorate the BELOW. Fail
% II. m9i 20 ,vooIp9lp W StnnS p VI" "a and emil
oprlnghelu nuu " H., s',.,r,n,ion ,Iereof