Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-11-18


the senate sent tn the House for It's concurrence.
returned frum the House with proposals of amend
ment amendments agreed to, and ldll A. amended
passed
Reports of coiainHtcs-r From the committee ON
Judiciary, against the joint resolution providing
Tor the puf hase " the stevens papers
Prom The committee on Judiciary. IN favor of
H. ~, mart to enable the pew owners and pro-
prictofs Of the old brick church iu Richford, 10
dispose Of the same; read the third time, and
PASSED in Concurrence
Prom the same. in favor u II 100, an act in
amendment Of an act entitled ian act in amend
statntcs, entitled "of the traffic in intoxicating
drinks, approved November III. 1889 third read
ing ordered
From tle same, agains, S a. an act to establish
a municipal court IN and for the village Of Mont
pclier, third reading refused
From the general committee, In favor of 5 l6j,
an act 10 incorporate the 0uildhall Aqucduct Com
pany read the third time and passed.
From The committee ON Judiciary, against The
petition of Mrs b & Gilman and others praying
for the protection oi married women and widows
petitioners given leave to withdraw.
Rl1d Ne Nird tinc-H ioN. an act in amend
mcnt Of section .. Of am act tu enable towns and
cities to aid iu the construction of railroads, aI-
proved November 20. 1872 passed in concurrence.
n tsi. am act regulating The fees Of appraisers
iu certain cases passed in concurrence
II. 49, AN act authorizing the compilation Of
the school laws. Tie committee on education was
luttffuINttu N@ 10 tur ltNHNlH iul reporting U lN-
vor Of the bill. senator Reynolds responded for
the committee ON motion of senator Granger,
bin ordered 90 lic
II 10 an act 20 authorize the trustees Of Chcs-
ter Academy % transfer the academy property
passed in concurrence.
II 2.1 an sct 90 amend an act TO enable the
pew owners of the Old White Church of Orwell,
90 dispose OF the church property, approved No
Ncmhcr II, 1872 passed iu concurrence
II 2ij. an act a. amend an act approved Nov
q. fNffUA tho Dl mot ia
establish a State Normal School ordered to lie.
: i1i. an act in addition to an act 20 prevent
Illegal voting approved Nov. p. 1864 passed
II ~, an act To pay GardncrJ Wallace the sum
therein named passed in concurrence.
II. llS, an act 20 pay Luman 4. Drew the sum
therein named passed in concurrence.
5 no, an act 10 amend section 2l, chapter Is
general statutes, relating o. railroad copomiiuus,
passed.
tpfusbc3 bpsinss-Scnator ROWEl.L called
mp $. 3d. an act TO suppress puuperism, intemper-
ance aud crime a civil damage billli third read
ing refused
senator REYNOLDS called mp ; llG an act IN
amendment oi section one of au act to enable
owners Of land To drain the same, and moved an
amendment which was discussed by Senators
Wilson Of Orleans, Wilson of Windsor, and Sena-
Tor Reynolds and pending It's adoption, on mo-
tiOu of senator Henry the bill was ordered tu lie
s. H. an act n addition to section a3, chapter
% general statutes, WAS taken from the table, and
the question being shall the Dill. as amended,
pass2 10 was agreed TO-
senator ROW ELL called mp - NJ, an act m addi-
tort and removal Of pauner. and the relief Of tBe
insane poor the question being shall the bill be
read the third time? il was discussed by senators
Rowell, Wilson Of Orleans, smith and Walton, in
favor of the bill, and senators ladd, Wilson Of
Windsor ChesSmore, Granger and Reynolds,
against IL.
The report Of the commissioners Of the insane
was reviewed, and the debate was in the main de-
voted To the financial condition Of the asylum at
BAtuehoro, as disclosed 10y the report OF the
commissioners. lpon the one hand It was argued
that the insane asylum had reached condition
Of great iiuancial prosperity and was beyond the
need of further aid from the state ON the other
side 1t was claimed that the state was bound 20
appropriate sufficient sum to support it. own in
sane poor that it compelled the asylum at lmttle-
horo TO care for ON the question, shall the bill
be read the third time
Senator WILSON, Of Orleans, demanded the
yeas and nays which were as follows yeas. SEN
ators Benton, Edmunds George, Howe of Wind
ham, Page, Rowell, smith, lalnan, Walton, VIII
son Of Orleans, and Nyman. Nays, senators
Allen. Atwood, Chessmore, Colburn, Granger,
Henry. Holmes, Honghton, Howe Of Rutland,
King, ladd, Parker, Reynolds Roby, Rogers, and
Wilson Of Nindsor-yeas II nays III. - the
bill was lost
senator HENRY called up :. 80 am act To
authorize the making Of chairs at the reform
school ON motion of senator tolhurn ordered To
lie, and be made the special order for tomorrow
at hall-past two O'Clock, T. NJ
ON motion Of senator Pkot TOR, SENATE adj.
uor-.r
>ti0fe bWs iV1Jcd-o. 1H auhci 10 amend sec
ton II, chapter Is Of the general statutes, relating
10 the taking OF lahd hy railroad corporations Ia
committee on railroads.
;. los, an act Tn enlarge the boundaries ol
Milton Graded school District TO committee on
education.
: w. an a,t DO Ieiauoh L" ,ie exemption ol
huy from attachment To general committee
:. rs an act 10 pay James NJ. olhde. IT., lh'
sum therein named to committee on claims
:. l5i, for the protection OF game birds in Inc
state Of Vermont To general committee
: lds ~ addition TO an act empowering moor
poiaied villages ana towns To have and MAINTAIN
lock-ups and lails TO committee ON judiciary
:. 4l.-An act 10 relation 10 the duties Of lngh
way surveyors; 10 committee ON highways
bridges and ferries
The chair announced as o special committee
raised under the joint resolution, relating TO Ger
tain state employees; Messrs. Allen Of Chitten
den, Her OF Lincoln ana MlnsioW oi koNaltun
Under the Joint resolution relating 10 the ni'er
.lty Of Vermont and state Agricultural College
Mcssrs. Toby OF calais, storrs OF Brighton, ant
Dana OF Cornwall
II 2l3-An act ia amendment OF section /, o.
an act, entitled an act to amend section . o
chapter - Of the general statutes entitled OF IN
instruction OF the dear dumb ana blind nom IN
senate with proposal oi amendment, when wal
concerned In.
H. l71.-Anact toincoroate L 4 4 Fairbanks
/ q Co.. from the Senate with certain proposals O
amendment, which were concerned in
RTorsQ Qf commh'ecs-ffom committee ON cdu
/ .tion, adversely 10 II. 30, an act to repeal al
/ act relating 10 the Normal schools of Vermont
l third reading refused.
/ From eommitteeon judiciary adversely TO- ;. u
/ an act 10 simplify indictments iormurder and man
/ slaughter third readind refused
From committee on education, adversely 10 II
26i, an act TO raise money for the purpose o
transporting pupils 10 and from the public schools
third reading refused
Mr. HYDE of Caetleton, presented the pettio
/ of g. ;. sherman and others, praying for alter
l tons IN the liquor law also the memorial of NJ
l IL. Cook and others, praying that the legislator
will not ccnsure Hon. y. ;. Morrill,, by seeking
divert the disposition he has made OF the saar
money
From committee on corporations, in favor Of
81 10 amend the charter of the village Of Hattl'
boro third reading ordered, aud bill passed
Mr.. MI NSON, Of Manchester, moved reooi
sidenilon of the vote passing ;. i6 relating to III
formation of certain associations with corporal
aaitc,ations H. motinn "rcva7lcJ and m
amendments were adopted, and the BILL q
amended, passed
From the committee on federal relations, in n
yor of joint resolution asking the general govern
ment to make repayment for property dcstroye
in the rebel raid Of 1868 adopted In concurrence
From committee on corporations, in favor of /
2a6 an act to incorporate the Bellows Falls Cem'
terry Association read third time and passed
Act TO pay jeremiah G. Thornton the sum thorei
mentioned bill passed
From the committee on corporations, in fay,
of IL 81 an act TO incorporate the Benson Mi
Condensing Company with proposal Of amen,
] meut. amcudmputa greed to. bill read third tin