Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-27
Legislative.
SATURDAY, Nov. %
AFTERNOON.


AFTERNOON.
SENATE.-Repot From special commit
} tee, H. II. changing the shire town in the
county of Orleans, with proposal of amend
ment relative to the method OF accepting
the provisions of the act. After interroga
tions relative to notice of application. Mr.
Carpenter offer an amendment relative tC
fixing the location. In relation TO proper
rotice, Mr.. Wilson and Mr.. Cotton did not
agree Mr.. Cotton replied to interrogatories
relative to 80 notice" and was OF the opinion
that the notice required by the statute had
not been given lie favored Mr.. Carpenter :
amendment, SO that they might have - free
fight" if they were going at the matter.
Amendment not agreed u, aud third read
ing ordered passed.
;. l26, concerning the sale of spurious
Liquors, for medicinal purposes, was called uE
ty Mr.. Adams, who proposed further amend-
ments which, with previously proposed
amendments, were agreed TO.
Mr.. Bigelow hoped this bill wOuli not
. s., ana believed it would, if pass "a, give
d great deal of - ABSTRACTION, and on the
q IestIOn Of it's third reading he demanded
the yeas and nays.
Mr.. Hlnckey favored the bill, on the
ground that he believed it would help those
| who were obliged To use liquors for uedcl
al purposes t. procure those that are pure.
Mr.. Sprague was an advocate OF pure
spirits, but doubted whether any ben, tit
would be derived from the passage OF this
BILL and be did not believe in the State goiug
into the liquor business.
Mr.. BIseow remarked upon the opera
tions Of such a law and such an office IN
! Massachusetts,, which had been alluded to
/ by the Senator from Orange, (Alr. uIncke ,
md he believed 1t had been characteriz a
stupcndous fraud by temperance men.
Mr.. Ballard dIscu sled the financial fca-
lures Of the bill, and ought the bIti open
ID up a good business II would make tat
! i,b Tor somebody. ana he would Ike to be
appointed com missioner.
.dr Bartlett referred to the expense Of
analysis OF liquors, which was from so to
\ Sl5 package.
Tne yeas and nays were rs follows:
/ Yeae-Messrs. Adams. Bailey, Carpenter,
4 Cotton, f icy, uInckiey, Kellogg, Powers.
/ scott, SIIes, Netz cyl
Ntys-5Ie>srs Ballard. Btrnes. Bir5lett,
/ lgeIow, ButJerirli, Colburn, Gleason,
I Ioug ton, humphrey, LIMB, Mason, Nor
r,ll, Rogers, Sued1, smith, Sprague, " IllsJn.
II.
I ). A. was taken up, relating u the quail
I hcttiOus OF voters IN city, town and school
district meetings, (TOman eufrage) Tn.
/ bin was alvuclted Toy Mr.. Sprsue. Nj.
! Carpenter proposed amendments, wAlch were
/ ~, Ell TO. Further favored 10y Mr.. Butter
fed. Mr. LAMB moved an amendment.
-t-IkIng out twenty ,ns anu ms r. 'eshr-
7 Teen as the age al wh.cr females should be-
. allow, d u vote. Mr.. BIge,Ow referred To
/ tie aclIJu OF the great NiJ1naI Republican
tstrrv ot th,. c,unrrv. which mad dc Ltred IN
! 1T Convection THAT the >ublsct ui IeuIt.c SUI
rage demands respectful consideration, and
- m III. ..r9a7 $50 from,
s.,h a -tarutr. 81. C.rp.nte- c,ntlna,d a.
the same line OF argument. lie sand the
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o., .,bv,.,t,. t.,e ,f.i,e,lnn OF Mr. I,rr.u rela-
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