The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-23
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
Nincty-FOurth Session.
HOUSE.
EVENING SESSION.
MONTPELIER, Nov. &C

MONTPELIER, NOV. ~.
Res0lution-By Mr.. Grout of Newport,
that the kissing and other unseemly dem
constructions displayed toward the member
from Middletown during the consideration
this afternoon of Senate bill los, were
most shameful and indecorous, and an in
suit to the dignity of this House, and there
fore receives its severest censure.
The resolution was favored by Mr.. Grout
of Newport, Mr.. Smalley of Burlington,
Mr.. McFadden of Wells, Mr.. Ladd of ~
burgh, Mr.. Hyde of Castleton, Mr.. Batch
elder of Arlington, Mr.. Peck of Ira, Mr..
,Johnsbury, Mr.. Houston of Victory, and
Mr.. Sayles of Huntington.
Mr.. Webb of Rockingham thought there
was such a thing as dlscourtesy in debate,
and when members are called "niggardly"
because they do not favor any particular
measure, the censure was due to others
than those who Kissed. The views ex-
pressed by Mr.. Webb were concurred in by
Mr.. Hopkins of Enosburgh. Mr.. Brown of
STAFFORD, Mr.. Abbott of Cabot, Mr.. Da-
venport of Wilmington, and Mr.. Wells of
CRANKY.
The resolution was opposed by Mr.. Abel
of West Haven.
The resolution was then adopted-ayes,
1873, nays /.
Senate bills referred-S. III, in addition
to an act approved Nov. 20, 1872, relating
to repairs of highways and bridges.
BILLS PASSED.
8. 172, an act to incorporate the Mont
pelier savings bank.
III. $40, an act to incorporate the New
England university OF sciences and arts.
ii. 316, an act to incorporate the Lake
Champlain manufacturing company.
ii. 1877, an act to consolidate the church
of the Messiah and the Montpelier indie
pendent meeting house society.
ii. $50, an act to aid and encourage dis
charged convicts.
S. 90, an act to pay D. w. Dudley the
sum therein named.
ii. 1886, an act to incorporate the Lamp
son graded school district, in New Haven
Ii. $50, an act to incorporate the Benson
butter and cheese manufacturing company.
| H. 1888, an act to incorporate the Mont
peler hotel company.
S. 142, laying a tax on the county of
Bennington.
Passage refused-H. 301, an act provid-
ing penalty for listers refusing or neglect
ing to perform their duties
Ordered to Hell. 421, an act in amend
ment of section 10, chapter 20, of the gen.
eral statutes relating to the support of the
poor. The committee on the judiciary re-
ported in favor of the BILL and it was read
the third time and ordered to lie.
s. 81, an act relating to the collection of
nonresident taxes
S. 142, an act to change the name of the
national trust company.
S. 1888, an act in addition to an act to
empower incorporated towns and villages
to have and maintain lockups and jails.
Ii. 1868, an act in addition to chapter x
of the general statutes, relating TO guardians
and wards.
III. 304, an act to pay Myron Barton the
sum therein named (S3S.9l.
TRAVELLING LIQUOR AGENTS.
The committee on the judiciary reported
against ii 25S, an act in addition to chapter
"a of the general statutes. This bill pro-
hibits agents or other persons from travel
ing and selling or taking orders for liquors
in this state.
Mr.. Putnam of Marshfeld moved tina
the bill be dismissed.
The passage OF the bill was favored b,
Mr.. Farman of Wolcott, and Mr.. Abbo
of Cabot, Mr.. Churchill of Goshen, Mr.
Mr.. King of Lunenburgh and opposed by
Mr.. Shurtliff of Plainfield, Mr. DanfCrtl
of Barnard, and Mr.. McFadden of Wells.
On the motion to dismiss, Mr.. Gilman o
J Montpelier demanded the yeas aud nays