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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-28

turn 10 that condition. 1t WIS IN evil not
"a bc reprodurrd for Il lun% time. la come
We are 10 live more mo lcraicv. make
fortunes slowly. eat If nine icnllI- of our
desires and put ether lhin"- than gam
and pleasure "a the ends Of life We Shall
H. rid of our imluticmc,- long before any
-urh lime n l>42 returns 10 a.
This lesson wc are learning. We are
more reluctant To- receive another of more
:nportanc..- Oar religion i Ih- only IA l.
i,-;ll cure. of TIA. di>cl-'- That breaks olt
alternately in g."i; ITO i Of wealth and
mighty and fierce lslric~-
1t i not in philosophy t. clre disea>-
i social conditions. Il deals with the in
.ellc,t; oar evil i Of The heart. The
philosophy ,nli~lIIciI~ u-- It i trIc; but it
,lnr~ not move u. An intelligent senS, of
he v;l~tnc>- of an evil ami The dist ,ncc
most of H. are from it anti.l"te. b,gets
despair rather than inspires work.
We want viriu"r>. rI.hicoa> living as 4
means To- general wcll-hcimr This or that
thinking viii not pro luce virtue. 1t my
favor virtue bat philosophy i neither the
mot er Tor the uur-e of right living. The
py,ccr Ia move i another thing from the
hmowlcd-c of 4 need Ia move 10 some
place. Now Christianity j. the power of
rodlinc-~. II is the LEI ewing force. In
it lies the energy Of reform We must lie
better Chri~ii'n~. 10 be better IN / more
| prosperous men
\ >ullcn refusal 10 come To Christian
living i one of the Signs of the times
Ne can ~ longer mil. III vast pecul:i-
tion~. but we eagerly Y embrace a ch anc'. to
/ laugh II md cency and be merry over the
worst -:lnlal thai ever br-limei 4 public
/ press Too poor 10 indulge in the luxury
# cxtrava":lnt vice. We invent new ways
of being vicious on small means
Thcr,. are some. but ~ vet too fe =. signs
Of seeking after pure Chris ian iocirlne
and rising hi-her into Chri>;itn life. But
to that We must c nIe \ general revival
/ i the greatest 1T r,l~f the nation. and it is
more si:ttc>mlnlike /, >tliy the signs #
liz coming than Ia add and subtract the
columns of imports and exports No
finance bll could % half 50 near to the
heart of eYil ~ general PRAYER for the hap
ti~m of the Holy Ghost. The heart of tn
people must b'. reached, moved, renewed,
: Ii is waxcd gross. 1t : under the do
,ninion of hprtful passions nda>pirations
On nn,. -f,l,. There. j = -.ru.r,rle To .-put
what i at the bottom at III top. and what
~ th, ,,,n ;lt the. bottom : This i a
trn,r,rl.. :, destroy @ut.i,.X ON fh,. her
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-28

prominent feature of his casc:-his o,cn
doings and sayings. Had he never COM
mtted himself to paper, or been active in
connection with the promoters and. as We
would believe, authors of this scandal,
then, even if guilty, he might have safely
snapped his finger at his accusers, and
preserved Us digniiicd silence as did
the great founder of Methodi>m when
vindictivelv assailcd by the fomcnters of
scandal. repeat. had the case against
Mr.. Bccchcr rested solely on these out side
men. and such Of their fellow witnesses Is
have rs yet appeared, then, whatever the
have still gone on serenclv in his great
life, while hi, accu>ers would have gone
down in Il rosi,tlesS and hopeless crash of
public Indignation.
But alas, the observation of this great
luminarv. rs it sinks to the horizon, is an
other has we'll written, is not from these
outside notes and specks. No, it is not
here, but therc-thc spots are on the sun it
self 1t is Henry Ward Bcechcr that is
chief witness against himself. His let
tiers and his apologies, his doings and
undoin@s during the whole period, his
devices. covenants and interviews, hi>
strange connections and otherwise ineNpli-
cable friendships. his still stranger and
more ineXplicablc severance of old friend
ships, his hcrculeln cnlravor to maintain
his church in a position Of independents,
without di>fellow>hip, the lobbying viii
paper offices Of the country-in short. The
whole written testimonies. and the Who'll,
. acted life of Mr.. Beccher for the past foul
wears. constitute the Indictment against him
On the suppo>lion Of guilt Ill this labv
rinth of admitted fact is open and cxplic;l
BE; on any other >upposition it is ii
mysterious, unnatural and we'll nigh i'm
possible.
The ease i, evidently destined to 90 int,
history rs dc>ervctlv one of the cu1l>,
relcbr,s. The difficulty connected with be
Iieving that Titon and Mouton HAY
/ manufactured their charges out of Who'll
cloth and thu, made themselves the mos
> mon~trou> criminals Of the 19th century
p is sufficiently in>urmountablc. That con
I nec:cd with believing Mr.. b. the crmin;
and hypocritr n. is charged with being
! far more in>urmountablr. while the diff
) Guilty of rcconciling all Mr., Bccchcr'> do
e ing and sayings with his utter innoccnc
: quite caps the climax. When shall W
!, ever get at the actual bottom facts
t this matt"r2 L. II. II.
I Uul-on Mass.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-28
Hr. Dcecher'S Position.

Ny friend, Geo. W. Kennedy, Esq. of
Waterbury, last week, Oct sth, in an AZ
t.cle Of singular force, argued with not
little cogcncy, that thus far the charges
against the great Brooklyn preacher must
be le. 'r.led as at least mot proven >
Inc Po.nt male WIS, in substance, this :
The puties who have preferred charses
and testified against Mr.. Beecher are not
men Of such established reputation for
truth and veracity as conclusively to con-
Wet in the face Of Mr. Beechers emphatic
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-28

II H. y, art C!, =, re r MA Ny Ha' mn
f9-fr'.' 9 ,,n',.,'v : -. - !, - Ha'''" ''i1 1'S IL
II Is ~ 1T = rr"'l a1 a, - lnrorr'-e thn Coz
II rs an ~ il~.rr7r. III f-rall Siate Com
II 1oa iii a.- . =, ra. -ise H111all Nauuac.ur
IN II -; =. ~. WHIMSICAL Aqa.-
iir- G ,n,,7il,-. =. : ,,,,,i.-n. o,i 1,iaIlfa.-.--
II - NJ - - incorporate tn" - i'hHs MUS L
i'r o,-,r'r H.. # 'tfa~.l - e- r. arrror,rI2'
th, ,-a''-l n rr'll ~ - I'll" Is~a Of tn
- mn % - " -, the s,,, Ter.
l. rarn..l IN. sim ha'n- 80. messed
I'r tn" ''i'i uru'-. uI'on tn '1n'll'ria
Of $50 D. al 6 ,Fs a d IN m , a ] ,,
yin- t'i. aud -pl State II 'Ise- Of Vermont;
f'r IN :. s.i4l .,ni.iit.c Of tic from Cl
t-'i.n ,.'tv IN lv,r 3" II q .tNin a tx l'i' "a TN
r. Al III t,'ri nm. -. amend III II - chap
IL in a,'ia,.i a nj Il an = = relating ,riya' r-
! tins hv No,un-ary ass ia'l"- approved y = l'
II -}torrv Eiah II l,,= tae SIN therein nai.ial
H. - a. relating - tle cllecriIi Il h'! taxrs'
r2I1't Iih tr i1-al %; an"ni'n,.n =, .,-,
ute- relating 70 ,"n III -ers: RAISED IN e,-nTr;l!r
So II To- T,in.I f4rn' df's iA'f'i' VAN
on II ,;io II .,a: linlic, Fra'lklii. al i'nrIei
AFTERNOON.
Bills in'r'lnr" and referred BY senator Allcn =
m,annfa .ture- a,l,rovri November 2l. l-1': :"
~ SAM. ;','.~h ":f..s.- asain,' ri,as.ity
Moved. hy senator Henry OF Chittr.lden. that when
The Ne'ia'" adjourn II be u tw' "l'rkr p N on Mo-"
Oi Itlati n Of senator Atw, Il. Z Franklin al
t'arnei
BIS Fl intr4a1el all refs-Tal b Mr " P 9
ra / F Ma- ana -, .r:
Iiv Mr. sfaw of Cilarlot.~.to Incorporate tie Wes
charl"t.. ch.- f4r' ~ any: + r''iiiin''' o.
By Mr BIai -o.- Of $. ohnsinry. to IA a.
I, III orr rate the = hn~hury alledlrt c.inla1y
BY ur. D.v n",1t, willnir-' q: by I,-Ilest. r
mn' Instances from orrtain r1h.l7 ~ h,hn--f%' m =
b. lIr F7aiiklin. If Nsaf.,:le t. r,ii a, a
Je-i- Ii :. special committee consisting /"
By NJ BIZ it-'t Of : J il s'nry 7" IN 'rJrra-
iir NIr Ahr,rt Ca i. t. l'-azt tn rand list %
tn; "Wn "t 'al't: :" commit . ,' --fi; Il n,
list f II the town Of SInuard. fr t.l~ years l-'- l''i
By Mr. Bi@i-ct- i II, Joilm-inry. prescribing II.
moia II taxI.- lH'gi,,rali !-'nnile'uFl;- ''i'-i-
nl.s: T. c. 'in'ntt'e ~n,-ralt i4st -, ,r.,,.
E Mr irotf Nr~ M RI ia T." i -, & i - int iF'n, y
~. Nrrn'-i Dairy mon As -lal r. - "
Kv Nr I-try. %: ,'h----r - Iav William H sFat
forit t.e therein named; / c'iiI,l;t'e a a,ll:
an i,na t. H.. r.tllst tr5 Ia,: t. y.illlt;e
i:s Hr. MIR f Tr-'rr-h, Ie:.-l L f I + 4 =
1l.i ~lNtN-s.x TT. Taltli- ! : r." ~
TX Nr I,,t:. \ r,Iti II q: IL ci;Izei
ii rwIc, rsl,.l.-- ra..r,ad t-rlt~: t. s ii,'
Hy !r c4vc,l..A: 5,;;;o;' i; q =. Z ;.
A.Ae,t n and t.lr ! '.r .tifs III a. 80 80 "a - " ~
~ Mr. GI-aan + Ni"ni-l'r / i.a, M ran.
ats y coutr.,-~: .1iIl!res IA l.'i.-:4r!
H l''r' III & II IT, IT, >i,ii' .ir5i +: IL, IL r75l lGi M
i;lHr r4lr.a2i "i:4 'T '-Ai -. I Il I'm l..
4,' W It llt! Il Mr. II lla.l. # Barre al ,ar:.ol
.FIrEH"oH.
BIZ. eta. .,-r ,lI,.l a1.l rt:e-rrl BY NJ Hyla.
I..W-- NN 4 ana Nv
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-28
Legislative Proceedings.

NE-1%I~NAY AY, @ .'lltr u A VI
jsilisi,.- -.!..,Ianlr,frrr.l BY senator KING. e
Vtslftta,.' Al. a.: t. rilAt. tn nam. Of &C. "
B, senator K.yll ,l5i- Il Grand Isle an at I, -
Lr,.s .ntri, rt'tr%' A-ieFisi!' and 'F' t COM
'iih~ lii Ir"SI hat r,rs who may I'r in.ar-
i III ttt a. IT f l ~, AN ,h,,i,a 1'I
ain-t any Ir- n VA -r.. sci. Il r s., ciI- l 5i
-i1 j., J"tt I,alt Nth
a2r N, : ...-- n, a@s~ aFat '
IN. ~ M # l'i The f'i.t s.an u al,
49, .,r contract
- - IL = Il 'r D.; IN :: n "a 50 .' = F. '', m
RS In tu lid reS-loa.l pl-trl,t; t, spe
III ~.,aui pi-,r.c,.
h5-%z1 - Mali an irb IT.. II I-ransn an az r,yal al
% # 'lI'5 ', It, 5 a. :.'' ~ i I. ''''5 5 e:
.. 81 F1,.r,,'. 5%tr 1ry..: ,f,-ir ,ia> Peter Ian
inil Ir tn -'- thereon ""''i; t. committee on
E rr,..r@f = ta'.as az, at i..,| to |ry,l~
.,i,lr! +tIl 'i.'''s q ''iS from i'''''''I
II ,IIa lilat Il al At - morn rate
Tn N;.ia-'' II rIrt!; A,'...a. ',,."ni'r. x
Ha',mA1 W. Ind t" iis "-~ Of 'r'F iar- ''-'
Fr,nkIlIi ut: to general r''i'.I.lt'r..
l.,tli. tn, W"r~;"k ralrola; t" crinIt,c on
rIl,r iI ,,,l,, ata,,,I,oril,, ,,o {; .yar
rtn .;',r:..t tr 5ta'G,- II Ja,h ,ilar'iTr and
'mn.i't,, .,,......... ....o.. ..a.., =,
-e,rAI statutes rr-ltl o. railroad
4, Io,i.lr.itt,-, on railroads
Tho. tIIl PROVIDES TIA" biennial election If tlrt
ra.r Hl c'luulS~l'i'r%. " Wh" are neither
AS-i-re.-. n'r 'nIi"t' -, u any railroad or railway
trt Il all tn. uIcratlons, Il Tn, roads OF the STATE
Ey NelIat r CulburI uf ii,urlugtun act III rca-
the STAT rl~' ~, PROV ldlH= tor the biennial ltc
thrcr direct. and tn" appointment 10y them
E.r RS # rotnnltt,-., From committee on CLAIMS
III favor ., to pay AlI,u kt ham the there"
IN named: thirI r. adlu. ordered FIR Tomorrow
u"rIlIiC.
IlIlr,. I, the present laws for tho formation ui vol
,iirt1rT 9 rI,IratIlus a report hy h as follows:
~ a., az VA afrn,lmt1, Of an act entitled an ac
relating to private by voluntary
non aiI,rt,vrI Nuvrnli,er 23d $50: third rcadlu4
url'rei fur to morrow morning
f ,rr,i .fat1It,. relating t" the fnrIiation q
certain asslaniis NTH corporate powers; T. ALLOW
voluntary associations bands IF and otIlc
fnils.ai so,i,s and for ts. Ircserva alton aud prnIa
CATION OF fish and game; third reading ordered Tor
II w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-28
TERMS FOR ADVERTISING.

For one square Of IL lines or less of agate tvpe
insertion : 40. ior each subsequent 'l"n 5
-.nt-. Unless The humber in-et k-'i
"a the 4iVci t;>csit.nt II Will bc continue until
nrrrd out I.iln.I al li-rnunt made TO merchants
md others t,ivctii-in. 10y HE se.ir
Probate and commissioners 'Nolice> , GO each
Foinoticc~ Of t.ibrrifion- E>irays IL, Formation
nj Dissolution of -oHIrtner~hp- &c 81 >, each
iOI three m ~cIt"n> II sent by Mail the ne. nusi
accompany Tie letter.
insertion hut no char-c made of .e-s Than 30
Notices of Deaths and 'rilg,.s inserted graiis,
ut cN1rn'ieI Obituary \otir-> or PncIry Will be
-h.tl ecd 1T the rate ui i've crniN ,er line
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-28
The CaKenme GnlI Seeker>.

In April last. it VIII l.- r-coll -ctei,
tw..utv-t.,n IN II. fprminr IN eXpt lition,
left thu ritv for Cayenne. French Guiant.
fr tlr purpose ni working The tlluNIll
-rli fields al ihlt territory. wh cl We're
>ail Ia contain f-thu'nu~ am 'fInt> of the
precious metal Tlis cNpid;,inn must
hav,. h-,n one of rjsrluu~ experience from
he h..rinninr After a X weeks passage
tlcv all arrived safely III Cayenne; bat
then il seems. four ot tn twenty-five
discovered tlI..v We're "ul of funds. and
returned t. Boston The others went TO
The ,lir.inm~. where som. of them report
ei q-litr rich finds The gold founi is
mostly what * known - shot gold"
hrin~ in size from the head of 4 pin 10
that Of a !, a. ill.. eighteen separated in
io several --.ln~> "f four ,tnd upwards each
OF umlv one of these parties we Lave
certain intelligence. a. three of Them sur
livu,s of 4 .ane of frnr. arrived in this
city lat week
it stems that il;> ln'ticml II -an-. after
working some three weeks lt col II dig
rim. found they wer,. running short of
pruvi>ion~ and procuring a loat. started
down the river :, Marie for Cayenne. 10
rcpl,nish their comni-~lriat- Tl-v had.
in their three WEEKS at the mines. obtained
cieht hundred dollars worth Of gold.
which they took with th,-n IN 4 r:trlet bag
4 Their voVl"c down ,llr river waS un'vent-
I ful enough. until they came t. where II
crossed a stubborn rock formation. which
4 produced dangerous aisil~. In lrNln- /"
shoot these rapid, their boat upset. and
they lost their gold dl-t. and one of their
number. namcI Mills. a Ncoclman hy
irth. hut 4 resident of C.miri2g,l"rt-
/ This happened in The latter part "f Aug
Inst. The survivors made The best Of their
way t. Cavcnrr and there en- arkcd for
Boston, One of Them i 1l.mcl Sweeney
and lives in Boston. the names of the
other two We do not leirn- We under
s-and. however. that they propose r'tnrn-
irm again TO Guiana
On Saturday lat 4 second cNpe lti"n.
consisting of nine men, sailed from Boston
for CAYENNE in the schooner Sarah Elw"ll.
to trv their fortunes in The rirh di~-ln-s
of Guiana. This company, H. originally
formed. consisted of thirteen m,r, hut
from some. misunderstanding" four of the
number Withdrew. and Will probably form
the nucleus of Il third expedition These
latter are all Americans. and hail from
Salem. Lowell. Lynn and other places IN
this state.
On the 18th ultim" we mentioned that
news from the cNpiditiun had ben re-
ccivctl. that rich finds had been made and
The men Of the rNpiditiCn were in good
spirits. &c. This new. il SEEMS. came
from the party still in Guiana. We shall
look with interest for further news from
th.m. as well as from the adventurous
meu who follow them--Eo>to'l 1r'relcr-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-28

| ton and MOulton. Mr.. BcechHr, ut the
bar of public sentiment, can never be pos
! itively condemned. In the meantime,
though not positively condemned, may
there not even now. nevertheless, be :.
good case against him? | understand
Bro Kennedy to argue nay But does his
standpoint command view of the entire
field? He must be aware that di>tin-
gu-hed iiuri-ts Judge Lord. for example.
of Salem, Mass. have, in consideration Of
all the circumstances. felt constrained to
pronounce Judgment against the preacher.
BY way of taking the broaleSt. most
comprehensive and judicial view Of this
question, permit me to observe:
1>t. While we are hounl, in consider
alton of his past character and standing,
to accord to Mr.. Becchcr the full value of
lis denial, it should not be forgotten. it
seems to me- in forming our estimate of
of lis real weight, that. whatever the
truth. Mr.. Bccchcr was, of course. under
very remarkable temptations to enter such
Il denial. Confession. manif,'-tlv, what
. ever the cXtrnuating circumstances, would
have utterly doomed and damned him.
,r,., ,...,,,, ,,..,,l.,,,l.. n.a., ho ,,.1.o
brave. stout and persistent defense. will
stand by him. whatever he issue, would.
in case he We're to acknowledge himself
r,,;It. :n-+,,n,. ,n1 honoo..l, ,h,,1on
D.. -, .;,,o g.. -,
to conceive Of Mr.. Becchcr thus denying
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me 1-,.,,n,+ r,,I,rrl th,t She never So i,lo
on ixo1 ,,.,o,. .,,l lend no more believe
for him can,ble of such mis,lcmcanor- than
l;'' srr,nb Yc, such. alas. was his ciaracte
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-28

SCENES FROM TIE LIFE "F JAco!;--
Some time since a party OF Ladies' ana
gentlemen went on a tour of Inspection
through Durham Castle. The ll"n~,
were shown to them bv an elderly female
of a sour. e,...m.: and dicnititd aspect
In the course of their peregr nations they
came to the celebrated tapestry for which
the castle is 20 famed
These, said the guide, in true show
man stvle. favored with Il dash of piety to
suit the subject, md pointing 10 several
groups of figures upon the tapestry
these represent scenes in the life of
Jacob.
..Oh ves-how pretty" said a young
lady; and with :, laugh, pointing to two
figures in somewhat close proximity, she
continued. . suppose that is Jacob kiss
ing Rachel?
mo. madame responded the indig-
nant guide. with crushing dignity, that
is JacoJ wrestling ,ciht the angel
The men haw-hawed. the vonng Lady
subsIded, and offered no further expositorN
remarks. but groaned under sen-e of un-
worthiness during the rest of the visit
EDIToR's DRAWER, in Hrper's Mga>ta
: for Norember.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-28

BY Mr. Duton of Norwich, to ioEalize the grand list
the town of Norwich for the ia; to committee
n r. xraHd Nd li5, s:ro,,. Of xonnor. T., establish State
ard of Health and Vital Statistics; tocomnttee on
avInent Of Interest town and city bonds or notes
improve the credit of TIE same and lr"vide "A taN
'r IN" payment of the same: t committee on way
BY " smaIlcv of Hnrngt N, a,inordmcnt Of the
harter for the home for destitute children; t. com
b. NJ ShHr,lcf of Plaini-ld hv request; peti'ion
y, Charles Relfeld, and hundred a,d nineteen
BY Mr. Finn"y Of Monktnn Of Rev J ] Austin. and
iv" others for amendment of chapter a. general sta
BY VI Btiicy Of Windsor to incorporate the Asrrt-
'1y ~ NILS; ~ to committee on r"r"rati"ns f .a
j ,hap'er. general statutes relating to ee' tons;
BY Mr- Henry of. Chester. r"r.tian Of sumner
pntnam and otherS of Montolier rrayinF fer H%
special committee On that subject
T"avcns and nifty nine others asking FIR amendment
II chapter 81 general statutes to COMMITTEE ON Judi
ris. 3. i,.. Whra49 Of - rsy to inr]or"r ] TIM IN
Mr. Holden Of Barre, nyei consilrratiopp of the
vote refusing the raSsaEc 81 II o. relating t" bohteS
on noxpus animals: motion refused.
BY Mr. partt of WeatherSicd, rntiti"n of Georac
errr and oh@rs rclain f. the rat IN intoxicating
dT5nkSi t. 1r.nmlttn" on iuhriary y n.
~ Mr flt.s. Of WaTdsb"r" netitlon OF J., :, peH
any class OF property from axaion to coInmltte" on
By Mr Wells, Of Granhy. +, rers,l n. a.. rroyd
All ali ci lF rtt M tqn 'f r Wl i mdv th m h
referred IT, connlitte,. on tn, whole and mad" the
at,ranI ,,-as -. -. a. " ~ ii''' " 60"
"a u -,
IIirks'hrtik IN +wr, ~ W,.,, .r.fi.id tn com.
mittcH ou fisheries.
HN Mr. Snlall"V of RlrlingtOu hV request. concern
the legal of
t. rnnruitte eou on iudlcjarv
BY Mr. Toby. Of Calais a petition of Y + COhlelall
and others rc!atin., t. certain personal rights OF
and Wild pWs: committee iuIrlarY
Py Nr Clrrirr o TROY If - r. HallOrk
and others relating tn tolls for grinding gram:
committee, manufactures
By Nr Hubbard Of Sprincficd retIti.n IF Leonard
Rel"li AND sIxt\-yn q. hers asking additional lr.-
lat N for the slI;prrsslu,u II rnIeraur,: t. com
MITE" on iu,iIr1lrv
Report. From .h. committee ON e1ucatl y, a. tinsI
l,r.l.re ~ - H.. ~, -, 49,, - NJ VII ~ ~
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re.aljrl, To- ai1aIa ar5.i,- 1llr ial,trr 81 ctara
statutes. tnird rq., lin, er,ler,l
ASSEMBLY
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-28

VHtODtr M
Bill. introduced and referred BY Henry. Of
Chlttenden, pay iliau thu therein
toned . committee claims
BY senator + inIuis OF Windsor defining private
and public this state t. committee fisher
district: committee on ed IcatIDu.
IS pay Edward Hawkins the sum therein named
claims.
H s. to incorporate the \. W. Cray & Sons Manu-
facturlu2 Company; to committee manufactures.
H. - to amend act entitled t. iacorpor2t 2te
the Eaxle Railroad aud Slate Company, approved De
cember g. 1853
81 81 an act 10 pay Sheldon Boright he sun therein
named: nmittee claims.
II. A. relating to the manufacture sale aad use OF
domestic wines: to committee manufactures.
H. relating to Bennington graded school district
to committee ON education
H. I24 act 10 Incorporate the Evergreen Lodge No
14l, OF Good Tenplars at Panton, VT general com
mittee.