Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-10-25

Nj Miles Of a bany, strongly uzsed the
( justice Of referring the matter 10 me
] members Of the county, and hoped the rel
/ erence would he reconsidered-
Mr.. Carpenter OF Charleston, sand the
members OF the county were all preluolced
OF the question, and he preferred that out
sids-s should hear both sides and make
report upon the matter
Mr Wild Of Craftsbury, said there was
/ evidently two parties on tins question, ana
Il was wrong 10 force The decision OF the
nar1er 10 outsiders, when II must be finally
decided hv the inhabitants Of the county,
and he hoped Il would be Jeff 10 the parties
I II Interest
Mr. Henry Of Chester. said il was evident
that tho=e VINO favored the reference e
/ members from the county had canvassed the
I county. and knew their men. lie thought
I il better 10 leave Il To dlsInterested com
mittee
Alr Wilmarth Of Coventry. again urged
s reconsideration 10 allow the question 10
be decided hy the members from the county.
Mr. Ormsi.ee Of Brandon, opposed the no
ton l. rec0usidar. OF the ground that II was
I evident that the members Of the county had
/ ALREADY settled the matter among themselves,
and their minds being already mace made
I'D. and the COMMITTEES being perhaps nearly
equally divided, we should have 1wo reports.
I and TN Hou=e would then have 10 decide
the question - between the Two factions II
the county
NJ BafteI Of Ripi0n. favored the refer
eriea 10 the mem hers OF the county
Nj Gr9uI o. Newport. arose o. correct
an erroneous impression n 70 Instructions
los towns. The fact was only one town gave
any instructions and thar town by uniy
lev men. sitter the meeting adjourned
81 \ g. 49, g. 2 s.4.~. .....
representative may represent hundred
men. another may represent "a thousand ana
thar the voice Of THESE Two representative
would no- De equal
Ny Mile IF Albany said he believed il
WIS generally conceded thar The represents
tive IRON GuY town represented -he wishes
Of 3 MAJORITY Of int town. and that v ben
the representative SPOKE he spoke ~ o ma-
i1-irv 81 las town. whether far one hundred
or one thousand people. IS 10 instructions
M town unanimously instructed nm and
he therefore understood the wIshe- 81 bis
town
Alr PmEree Of Hartford opposed rrcaii-
siGsra-iau. believing 1hAi the h0u=s To.e1
uude-~-andinHly upau this question yesier-
DAY, and thought Il i.r better tnai rhe mat
Ter should i.e lstI T. committee O.. diSli,-
rere-tec members a- ine H8u=s.
Nj NiLula-th IF Coventry said be thought
the action % the HOUSE Yesterday was taken
81 hastily that II sh0ulc have D. effect on
the action TINS morning
NJ pinrree of Hartford calling joy d
count The y0-f Resulted. ave lul. nay ~
: The motion tC rscon=lder prevailed
NJ Thompson % lraslarEh moved that
The bill be referred 81 the member trlln tir
leans county.
Nj rlslie of p5ul,aey moved Ihai the
bill and motion % refer be- ordered q liz on
tne table LOST
The bill wa. liner referred o. t,le members
F from Orleans county
BsUs lutro1lceG rnl refr--e1-bg Mr
swain ai Rockingham. o. incorporate tiie
+ Pal Mountain Paper Company O.. caul-
mir-ea Oh corporation
By Air Rogers of ,ewhurl ID amend
1aeu- Of ~sr 81. chap. -. s.. relating o.
the grand iis- 20 committee ou Judiciary
b Mr Nvman Of athens, = amend
menf ~ chap. s. o. relating 70 the grand
list u COMMITTEES Oh grand lls-.
b Mr. Chase Of Mount H0L- correcting
T county Tax of the town % Noun; Holly ilr
J 1870 g. committee 81 grand lIsi
b Alr. hsnry oi Chester, II ame7dnle1,
F OF sec !. chap =. s.. relating e trustee
. process q COMMITTEES on judiciary
By Mr. DImick Of " INDIAN. providing
f for hllluc vacancies u the Senate and H0l=e
[ Of Representative 70 committee on JUDI
cIa-v-
81 Mr. Ballou Of Burlington. layiag 8
tax on the county Of ChItlendsn O. men
hers from county o. CaIttenden-
Hv NJ pI1EIr Of Montpelier. o. pay tnf
treasurer Of the town NJ Mourpelis- 90
committee Oh claims.
T. H. BuIte-helC OF y iimInEt0n. IL
amendment Of spd constituting sec -, chaI.
81 z F., relating t. process and other mat
rsrs. O. committee on ludlclaFs
BY NJ B1vds1 Of Barnard, o. s,Fo-sllf
the Interests 0i the common schools, 10 cone
mirtes on educati=n-
By NJ Dearborn OF Xe-shi-s. relatirE. o.
compensation Of town superintendent O.
I committee on educatl0n.
BY Ar Rounds Of Richf0rd.to Incorporate
ths Richford Savings Bank and Truss Com
PAM o. committee on hanks.
By Ar Douglass o. Whiting. relating O.
liens a. law o. genera committee
By Nh Field Of Springfield, t. n-sa tlisa
G sch0Ol district Il the town OF Springfield
70 committee Oh education
By M ElkIns OF Troy. e Incorporate The
Mi-sis9u1i savings Bank and Irus1 lomna-
~ 70 cl-llnll-Ief on banks
JON res0iai0n .-Iiy sI- Pitkin granting
the list Of the Representative Ia % heT-
NJ Porter. L. deliver al address befors ths
Colonization Soclery, on THURSDAY evening.
the 18th ordered 10 lie
Reru1nurance-By Air Thornton Of Hart
land. Of 7 L Powers ana othgrs Of v 0od-
stock. lsainS; further legislation IL Relation
10 The Woodstock railroad. n The committee
OF railr1a1-.
Pcmsrs By Mr. BoyG0u 0i Woodstock.
Of citizens ar " o0dst0ck, IN favor of bil a. .
permit 5hs s1Fn Of Woodstock T. guarantee
the iuls---. aa ihs i,o1ds OF the Woodstock
railroad q. committees Co =. r0adS
By Sir iia-kins Of Brsitle'l,sl Il rr-
quest af --- citizen- % HCntingtai.. q.
liy0-o i d STATE police L. committee OBJ jn- .
dio,zrT
sir L55ufan presented petition signed .
10y several -isners e rhe remonsr-ance Just
presented, asking thsl lhe.r names be striek-
e. from SAID rsmon=rrEnce Rna ADDED = the
petition IL favor Of the bill 10 enable thf
toFn Of " Woodstock 70 guarantees thf bonds
OF The y. dodSrock Railroad l0mnany To-
committee On railroads
BY Ms Stanley o. leicester, OF + ".
Prior and II 0rness. PRAYING t1r ths ab0li-
tion Of the death penalty. . eoMnl1tae 81
Judiciary
Asri0us petitions were presented II re-
ference 10 retundInE c01uulaIl0l money
paid hv drafted men, and s.ie same were r.
isrrso To committee OF military affair.
JOINT ASSEMBLY,
TIE senate and Eouss Of Representative
met II the Hal Of the HOUSE q Representa-
tires. II pursuance Of al act Of E0Egres=
entitled An ACT 70 regulate the time ane
manner OF holding elections Tor Senators II
Congress, and n conformity 10 ? JON; re-
solution.
Hss Honor. Russell 5 Taft. President Of
the Senate, IL the char
g-.--r-s \ 1o+rtz Sa-~a-n~J- nj sat-. ta~t
That portion Of the Journsl Of the Senate
relating 10 the election Of Senator. 2Ec thai
portion OF the journal Of the House relating
Il the election OF the same o-hcs-, having
i-een read respectively by the Secretary Of
the Senate and Clerk Of the House II ap-
pearing iissrafrom that
JUSTIN : xsRsI-L OF s7RAFF0gD,
had received majority Of al the votes cast,
he was declared duly electeds Senator from
the State OF Vermont, 70 represent said eiEte
II the Congress Of the { nIred States. for the {
full term OF six years from and after the {
thru dav Of March. 4 D. ISL
Ths senate then Withdrew.
On motion OF My. Aesd Of Underhill. ad- !
journed
AFTERNOON
Bis introduced end referred. BY Mr.
Elkins OF Troy. 10 incOrporate the Nissis-
qu0i Saving Bank and Trust Co.; 70 com
mittee on banks
By Mr.. Stevens Of Westminster. 10 divide
the tSEn Of Westminster 70 select com
Hairtss consisting Of members from Wind
nam COUNT
By Mr.. 1aicsIi Of y illiston. changing the
line between the towns 81 Nillisron and
Jericho TO COMMITTEES on tow i.ses
By Mr.. Lynde Of Marlboro IL amendment
10 anacr authorizing Al engraved restimOH-
"a 10 Vermont soldiers L. COMMITTEES on
military affairs
By Mr. Bnel Of Middletown to pay Louis
Il. Jennings the SUN therein named 10
COMMITTEES On claims I
Read third plc-H. ?. an net relating TO !
conveyance OF homsstesd< nassed 9
II s. IN amendment NJ s,l -. -eir-;,,, 70 /