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

OF all the virtues in public and private life which
should adorn senator. By these powers. with this
appreciation Of his position, by unwearied ministry
| and unyarying fidelity u his trust, he has won .
| place among the select few vino stand acknowledge
as the ablest and most valuable men Of the senata
lie is recognized as such BY his associates and by
all men everywhere who are competent 70 lud-e
anc most fit and Just IL will be Tor O. rec "a ~
| 1t to-day. We're We TO permit HIN to i, ie
ieated by fair means, should. in the present con
GitiOn Of the country regard i as national c1lam
| ity, aod if by foul as a disgrace to ourselves. I
heartily second the nomination made ~ the se1at p
| from Chittsnden county.
Whereupon each Senator, as his name wa.
called by the Secretary, rose in has place
and voted rirc roce as follows,
For George F. Edmunds, OF Burlington -
Messrs. Allen, Benton, Brookins, Che,.-
more, Clarke, ColbGrn, Edmunds, George.
Granger, Henry, Holmes. Houghton. Howe.
of Windham. King. Ladd. Page. Parker.
Proctor. Reynolds, Robe Rogers. Powell.
Wilson of Windsor, Wyman-2s.
For Edward j. Phelps, Of Burlington
Atwood.
Administrator Howe OF Rutland.
Whereupon the President declared tia,
George +. Elmunds, having received a me
| jOrity of the votes cast, was elected on the
part Of the Senate. Senator in the Con
| gre>s of the United States, from this State.
for the full term Os SIX years from the 3rt
day Of March. \. D.. l-7j.
HOUSE.
Joint Resoluiions.-By Mr. GGiid of H.
pert, that a committee Of two Senators ana
three Representatives be appointed by the
presiding officer Of each House respectively.
to ascertain. and report a soon As possible.
the earliest day practicable. consistent with
the business of the session. for the tiua. al
jOurnment of the General Assembly anu
TO whom all resolutions relating 10 hnal al
! journment shall be referred adopted on
the part of the House
I Bills, cfc., introduced cld rrfrrd-B,
| Mr. Norton Of Bennington relating 10 L u
nington Graded School District to CONE
mittec on education.
/ BY Mr.. Pierce OF N0rthEsiI, re.atin- {;
tolls Tor grinding grain, together wita
| petition On the same subject second read
/ ing refused.
By Mr. Mcfarland Of Hyde PARK. Or
amendment of ami in addition 70 chap So
9. $, relating 20 taxation of real estate o.
/ committee on grand list
| b. Mr.. Gilman Of Montpelier. scatin-
| TO extra paw u soldiers during the lac Wa
with the South providing for the ptvm.a
of seven dollars peg month % -ll--irl-
who served during the wlr % commit
On claims.
By Mr. Boynton o. Woodstock. to amend
see. &c.. chap. ll3, z relating % tre~ll-
to committee on Judiciary.
By Mr.. Boynt0n Of OOdstoc1, 7c-l-i
OF Mrs. " &. HIck0k and others. IN
ton ID the industrial sch11. tor gi-.-
committee on the reform school.
BY Mr. Gilman Of Montpelier. re.atu-
the settlement of paupar- giving seer
nent on three sears residence , Co -p.,.
COMMITTEES ON manner l.N-
BY Mr.. Newell OF >aeloarn- IN aii..
70 an amendment OF sec p, chap. 90.
relating % the traihc IN Intoxicating il '.--.
u committee on JUDICIARY
By Mr.. Smsl-eY OF Burlington. relating
to city, town ami private TELEGRAPH. .i.--
10 committee on corporations.
By Mr.. Vail OF P0m!ret, TO .r'ofp
the Central Railroad Company N,.-
to committee on railroads.
By Nr. Kent of PanlOn, 70 ice -p....
Evergreen Lodge No l4l lgIep.ut-
Order OF Good Temp.ars OF pl1ton. Nt
committee on corporations.
By Mr.. Gilman Of Al5ntps.ier. 90 cna-
the name of the Nye Manufacturing CI..
pany, II the Berlin manaacilrin- Co..
pany u committee on manltac,4re-
By Mr. Sdylcs Of Huntington, r..a-..-
artificial and private f~h pounds Ia r-
State. TO committee on t-nerl--.
By Slr. Mitchell of Coventry .repel.iu-
act defining the powers of ~Gp-rInter
OF schools; TO committee on education.
By Mr.. Henry Of Chester. e. ai-.ti
act TO incorporate the Cluncct.--- l.t
Mutual IRE Insurance Company {
mittee on corporations.
BY Mr.. Grout Of Barton, an az. o.
pOrate the Buzzsl Manutacturia-
pany, 70 committee On manuiac-urr-
Nv Mr. " rhSfar Of BNFrnv U.r.r
from j. b. Paiee and 40 Others, citizens
Putney. asking an ameudmea. u chap
2. :, relating 70 the sale OF intlxl-i
drink, 10 committee on JUDICIARY
BY vi COOK OF Meuipn. pe;ifiYr
\. Y. Marshall and g. Others, citizens
Mend0n, asking an amendment 90 chlf. B..
z :. relating to the traffic Ia iutJzi -l-.r-
drinks; to committee on Judiciary.
By Mr.. Bailey Of Elirhayen. o. e-tah.-.
the Fairhaven TRADED school. u commits.
on education.
By Mr.. Gilman Of Montpelier e. an-
River Railroad Comuanv T. cIuri..-.
on railroads
By Mr.. S.ade Of Nidlie5gry. to pay l~--
NJ. Trip the sum therein namei % cIH-
mlttee on claims.
by Mr.. Miller OF Eyesatc, relation o.
repairing and maintaining division fence
10 committee on judiciary.
From the NenGtc-o. 6.enat.lng tue rs ir..
s0r County Mutual ilTe Insurance lfr--
panY to insure against loss 0r dlul-s
lightning 10 committee on corplrdl'-~
From the Senate ;. y. relating % llt--
cages of hotel fixtures and furul-.re
committee on Judiciary.
From the senate. ). Is. conce-ui7- v.-
nes-es; to committee on Judiciary.
From the Senate ;. Is. ID Simplify igs
ments for murder and man-.auz4ter-
committee on Judiciary.
From the Senate ;. p. in ame1laea
sec. :. chap. ll3, 2. s., anc 10 aili1.
SAID chapter. TO committee on jutllia.,-
Read third fime-H. 80 in amenLm.a.
an act approved Io69; relating @ Nii1t
'OH Il .lee.iHSs' pdS>eu-
II ~ IN amendment Oh sec. -, c.at
TO g :, relating to ices OF parties 10 ii--
II - = - Is 49,. 49, r--.-.
gai,st deIi1ors,,, ILL., ~ -
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AFTERNOON.
ReDorts-From the COMMITTEE Oh a.. ...
ton against Ii. A.. relating 20 the tir.
teachers in districts schools E, c,r.ri-,-..
school month. third readins- ruf,-.I
From committee an edTra+i.r e.-..-..
II. 20. in relation to tho fr-ios af-....
district clerks. orIeret r, lie
From committee on education i1 r,,.-.
Il. - relating +, the = .If.,.:.-..-t ....
district ;lxes; with proposals OBJ. am.-
nent which were agreed O.. aai tlst
reading wa ordered.
From committee on education { p f.,.r.
H. 90. to an, I'd sec. IA, ehap. -, Z S..
ating to town officers. by a substitute h.
"hich was agreed to; third reading order