St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04

Claims renorted Il hill allowing Homer
| q Jaunisop S15-oripiually renOrted
AT SIOO-for Injuries sustained hy the
I;cL ,f 9, borSS and breoking his leg.
while doing duty in the State cavalry
,rJered ont by the Governor TO serve
on tLe frontier inst after the ST. Adams
,,;d in Isf1 If w,s stated that he was
laid mn ~ DAYS. and maid S25 for sur
peon's bill Mr.. Davenport. of Will |
minrton. objected to passing this bill. |
and similar claims. They took up
much time. and he believed they should |
ho settled Inv some general law. The
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"hlch cohSlderc" the oiii were uii''li-
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/, neiore 'heh' 'hi,' 'ht respondent was
',,no'In'' anu 'ii'a 'nis was " p"Li"P
Nr D.,.is ,Isn sid tI,ot RI. Judr. m,n-
ifrst,.d considerable hnstiIitv to the re-
snondrut when tbr case was tried Mr.
b,v.nnnrt asked vbn the .Judp, was
Nr Dnyis r.,J;.d ..Tba Jud,a ,I,s our
, honorable Governor" Mr.. Davenport
opposed the bill. on the ground that
: this man had been tried and found
guilty. 1t is said that the Judge had
taken the bits into his mouth. Well.
the people have since taken the bits
: into their mouths, and elected him
p Governor. He did not believe i'll the
policy of going back on il case like this.
where Il man has been tried and found
guilty. We pay to get men into cuStn-
i DIV. and then pay them after they are
- ont of custody. and some want to have
. their fines restored. General Circuit
said he Introduced the bill ont of SYM
pathN for Thompson. hut knew little
il about tie casr. After several others
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" he House voted down another Oh
e the anti thtl;ll hhlll"ah. or rald
: hlll> Tor the interpolation "l IL new
company I" take ana luh the Ncilh"nt
Central road
one of the most important bills of
{ the session. that taxing he real estate
e and track of the railroads. came up III
, the senate "Wednesday evening. The
senate, amended il h\ FIXING the limit
: NJ which the rack shall hc set in
II the rl:ud list at S23.UUu. instead Of
Il >JMnO. a> passed h\ the House: and
examining new road, for ten wears in
stead of i've. The House concurrcd
Z in these. amendments. 1t * estimated
70 that the Central and its leased roads
= will na\ some S:HI. 900. in ta\c~. an
uuaIl[. und,I the hill. and other roads
in prutoltion.
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nave 'r''' the unanimous ''!I''' 81 inc
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siLrred u candidate Iur the position.
Ouitc 4 >h;Ip little contest. tor a short
l. one. rusurd over the election. which it
/ took five ballots t" settle. Major Josiah