The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-23

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TRAVELLING LIQUOR AGENTS.
Ii. 2S3, in addition to chapter "a of the
general statutes, was taken up.
MIR. Fairman of Wolcott. moved to strike
out of the first section the words "or who
shall suggest, recommend or name any
other person or persons, firm or firms. OF
whom spirituous or intoxicating liquors
may be purchased" agreed to.
MIR. Culver of Stockbridge, moved to
amend the first section by including in the
articles prohibited sany kind OF patent
medicines, disagreed to.
Mr.. Davis of Reading, said he was a
friend to the main provisions of this bill,
and hoped it wonld be perfected so as to
be acceptable before it is put on the statute
books. He moved to amend the penalty
for a third offence SO that it shall be i'm
prisonment in the county Jail for term
not exceeding six months, instead of in the
state prison for one year which was
agreed to.
Mr.. Smalley of Burlington, moved to
amend so as to impose ''the same penalty
on any person purchasing any intoxicating
or spirtuous liquors from any such agent
within the state" which was disagreed to,
ayes 40. nays a.
Mr.. Webster, of Putney, moved to amend
| so as to permit the selectmen of any town
in the state to purchase Intoxicating liquors
''irom any agent or person" for legal pur-
poses.
The amendment and bill were discussed
by Mr.. Webster, OF Putncy, Mr. Kent, of
Dorset Mr.. Houston, of Victory, MIR.
| Abbot, of Cabot, Mr.. DantOrth, of Bar
nard, Mr. Rowe, of Poultney, Mr.. King,
of Lunenburgh, Mr.. Grout, of Newport,
Mr.. Martin, of Londonderry, Mr.. Churchill,
of Goshen, and Mr.. Buell., of Middletown
The amendment proposed by Mr.. Web
ster was then rejected.
Mr.. Wells, of CRANKY, favored the bill,
and would 20 farther and add the old blue
laws-making the penalty 'death and forty
shilings." lie proposed to amend by in
serting new section, as follows:
SEC. 2. IT any person III this state shall
buy, sell or use any Intoxicating drinks as
beverage, he shall be subject to social,
political, moral and religious ostracism |;
which amendment was disagreed to
Mr. Culver, OF Stockbridge, sent to the
CHAR an amendment TO sIrlke OUT Inc
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previous ?ues.ioi, WnlI' man secoho .S ,' Uh
tne question Oh inc tn,r9 ieaull9 vi l,ie oIil'
mr.: fa'rman demahoeu the yeas anu nays
"nicn were takeh-ayes, ~ navs, oo'
90 me Dill was reaa inc lnil9 .liiie.
Mr. DAVIS ol heauliig nioseu 70 co..'. .,t
10 mempcr 10 amend py inserting III ,he
cleveh'h me on seG.ion .nc Wo,us
Cther than lawiuliY authorlzeu anu APP
pointed agent IN ms state lor lne saie OF
liquors the opJect DENY 70 pre!ehe any
uhuue auVah'age oeihS ."heh y, inhoSeht
persons III seno n, oiucls ~ uu'y au,nol-
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Mr.. Buell. OF Middletown, moved to re-
consider the vote refusing the passage OF >.
Us, to pay Julian Scott the sum therein
named and moved that his motion to re-
consider be laid on the table and be made
the special order for next Tuesday at half
past ten o'clock in the forenoon, when we
shall have full house lie stated that he
made the motion OF his own Tree Will, and
not because he had been asked to do so
he was not in favor OF paying MIR. Scott
the tull amount named III the Dill, Dut he
would like to amend It SO as TO give nm
something. lie wanted the vote reconsid-
cred that he might propose an amendment
that would secure the passage OF the Dill.
The motion to reconsider was discussed
by Mr.. Rowe OF Poultney, Mr.. Davenport
OF Wilmington, Mr.. Bartholomew OF Ben
son, Mr.. Tyler of lrasburgh, and MIR. Wells
OF Granny.
On the question ordering the motion to
reconsider to lie on the table until tuesday
forenoon next, at half-past ten O'Clock,
MI davenport ol wilmington, uoihunuou
the yeas and nays, which were taken-ayes
l26, nays IA; SO the motion TO lie on the
table was agreed to.
NORMAL SCHOOLS.
From committee on educataion, Ii. 426,
relating to normal schools, by substitute
bill which was read by the clerk. Mr.
Dana of Cornwall moved the bill be order
ed to lie and the usual number of copies be
printed.
The bill and the motion to lie were dis
cussed by Mr.. Dana of Cornwall, Sayles of
Huntington, Martin of Londonderry, Rowe
of Poultney, Davenport OF Wilmington,
and DAVIS of St. Adams, The motion to
lie on the table was then disagreed to. The
question then required on the adoption of
the substitute bill.
Mr.. Smalley of Burlington said he would
have liked an opportunity to examine for
| b;r,eoI tba provisinna of the suhetitutl