Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

ite OF anv violence either in the Sontb
'u North. They desired to put themselves
: the record as being fully in favor of :,
."r tanning the constitution of the Unit
~ states but they were not in fovor of n
l'u resolution. referring to the first of the abo
winch had been read for the separate con.
- deration of the House.
- Mr.. Pattee of Bloomfield. asked leave
IT, modify his motion 50 as to make the resol
p ton the special order for half past tv
en- O'Clock next Wednesday afternoon. whic
u leave was granted and his motion so mod
d fed, was adopted.
oY The Speaker announced the appointmer
= OF tie following committees to canvass yot,
e Tor members of Congress.
Il First District-Messrs Barnes of R-,s.o
or Blrehard of Shoreham, Smith of Addison
lr Bateheldsr Of Peru, BickfOrd OF Woodforc
e Elwell Of Glastonbury. Reed of Pawlet Bai
p tnolomew OF Benson, Babcock of Pitt~feli
. strong OF tayston, Young of R1xbary
10 Cameron Of Woodbury..
! Second disfricf-Ne-srs. Lee of Newark
- Pierre OF Stannard Drake Of Sheffield. Tlru
. 0i Nershire, Eastman of West Fairlee
>. Green Of BroOkheld, Fits of Ward,b,ro
Cutting OF B.attleboro, Pike of S,ratton
O Dutton OF Norw ich, Spaul1ing Of Weston
: Parker of Andover
1hlrd distric, - Msssrs. Hurlhurd O
: Waterville. Churchill of Gilmore. Weston .
Belvldere, Lelevre lpf Grand Isle, Hill o
: Lie La Motto, Hutchns Of North Hero
: Lomines Of Berkshire, Wightnan o
/ ,'eorsla, Barney of Swanton, H1lbrook OF
Lexington. Adams Of Maidstone, Mlrrison
OF Canaan. Pea-e Of Bolton. Sutton of ST.
GEORGE Walstcn Of Willi>ton.
The Speaker announced the appointment
oi the following select committee to INQUIRE
, iu'o the expediency or advi,abilty Of a
mobilization Otthe pauper laws raised under
tAe resolution OF the gentleman from Fair
haven Messrs. Bailey of Fairhaven. Heyer
Of Lincoln, Miller Of Ryegate, Smith Of
jericho, Houston OF Victory. Cutler of
baSer,Aeld, COnrO OF South Hero, Wheeler
pi johnson, Palmer Of Williamstown.
Stevens OF Charleston, Daniels Of Midd!e-ex.
AtcherSen OF W e~tmInsler Baker Of Roche
ter. Bickiord Of Wool!ord.
Inc Speaker announced the appointment
OF the following select committee 70 whom
was re'erred 50 much Of the Governors
message a. relates TO jals and workshops
HeSsr-. keiton OF montgomery. Bailey OF
tarhaven, Tyler OF lrasburgh. Gilman of
al0ntpeiler, kent Of Panton, Dartt ol
"eather,heid, Brown of Strafford.
Inc speaker announced the appointment
fisheries Me-,rs. Newell OF Shelburn.
Norton Of Bennington. Bartholomew Of
Benson.
AFTERNOON.
RPorb-Froa committee on judiciary.
against 81. 10 amend sec 50. chap. %
2 :, IN relation to writs; third reading re-
fused
From committee on corpora tons in favor
oi n. 50 to incorporate the Springfield ice
/ company, with amendments which were
agreed u, AID bill read third time and
passed
Prom committee on corporations. in favor
{ oi a. !, To incorporate the society OF Lafa-
yet;e OF =. AlhanS: with amendments.
winch were agreed 10. and bill read third
tune and passed.
rom committee N corporations, in favor /
oi h. %, 70 Incorporate the Champain /
valley cheese factory association: read third I
time dli passed.
1rom committee n judiciary in favor Of T
DE- - 10 amendment oi sec. Of an act re- /
l4tins 10 warning town meetings: with .
amendments which ware greed 10 and third .
realius ordered.
Rcd third hms-H. Il 10 amend sec. %.
chap. 81 2 = (rcl2ting to sale OF books.
e., by transient pedi.erS). passed.
FehiioHS-BE Mr.. kng OF Lunenburgh.
Of j. &. " eb-ter ami Others relating 10 the
trathce in intoxicating liquors, referred To
Committee On judiciary.
RESOLUTIONS.
By NJ. Gf1g; Of Barton
Res0'rea, that having an intelligent
regard for the best interc,, of Vermont
a well as the whole country. it i, tie
duty of our Senator'S and Representa-
tye- lu Congress to use their iui lence
against the eonsummation OF any treaty re-
.atins to reciprocity in trade with the
Dumin.o1 ui Canada. AMI . insist that the
SUBJECT OK trade and commercial intercourse
with tGnadG as well a with all other
iJrtlsn c0untri=s l. not a proper matter Of
treaty stipulation but belongs to Conxre>-
and should be wisely regulated by j1diciols
Legislation.
Reso'rea. Tia; We congratulate the !
Canadian people upon the prospect o. au
early completion Of the ship canal connect
Ing the waters OF the s. Lawrence Win
Lake thampiain. n constituting an impor-
tant Ink IN the line OF communication he
tween the great cities on the Atlantic SD
board and the growing lumber regions of
tine great northwest. Including the Richest
portion ot th, Dominion OF Canada.
Resoired, IHat the Governor Oi this State
be and : hereby requested To transmi; a
copy OF these joint resolutions to each Of ,
our senators and Representatives. in Con-
sre-s also copy oi each to the President
OF the United States and the Governor
general of the Dominion Of Canada.
Ordered TO lie.
by Mr.. Dlrtt Of Wea;her-feld, that the
committee on the state prison he directed
70 visit aud iuspec; the Safe prison at .
lndSor and report a 10 the sanitary con- .
a a. . sf.,s- !
ers, and particularly 10 examine the depart,
ment N which the female convicts are con-
lined and report II any legislation or appro-
Yriatlon = necessary 10 reference thereto; !,
adopted.
JOINT ASSEMBLY,. {
: mniority of the committee reported '
shat Albert VI. Abee was duly elected Jas L
tlce OF the peace Tor tao town OF Springfield. q
! minority report was submitted. I
Inc committee appointed % canvass the C
votes Tor representatives in Congress given y
al the September election, \. d. 1874. haY- d
attended To their trusts, reported that they /
mad received. sorted aud counted the votes d
for representatives in Congress from the t
several Congressional districts Of the State
of \ern1nt, and find the whole number of p
votes cast to have bean
In Grst Congress onal district ......... 10 $50 a
Necessary i9T choice ------....---..... 6.ei2 :
ii n.er y. ile,SSn had Ses9 '2s9 a
., as..es ". "i-I-rd had -----.---------- LOS
Scattering ..--..--....-............- II c
MAJORITY 90. Charles H. joyce -...-..... 53gf o
And, agreeably to constitutional provisions, L
Ine committee declared Charles II Joyce
ti-st .rir-c.S;,.,I a.. y -, - ,. q
two years from and including the 4th day d
of March \ d. I--j
In TIE second Congressional distFiet-. 1913 :
Luse ?. Poland had .................. $50
Csares \ 6Iven,,a-r V'v,,,',, tii,i IA i'o os9 e