The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-07

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Vermont to be the receiver of money so
considered There is no opinion but that
Senator Morrill, acted with honest motives,
though there may be and is difference of
opinion as to the good judgment shown in
his disposition of this money. 1 think Mr.
Morrill, stands ON his own record and needs
no vindcation from this body, and it seems
to me That our duty is simply to vote to put
this money back into the United States
treasury where it belongs.
Senator Ladd said that this money,
" tainted" SO that the state could not
receive it has been in fact taken and used
by the state. The wrong that has been
done by congressman does not reflect on
us.
manded the yeas and nays in the amend
ment which were yeas 81, nays |. Sen
ator Ladd voting in the negative, Senator
Benton not voting, and Senator Henry alb
sent. On the question shall the bill as
amended be read the third time, Senator
Page of Lamoille demanded the yeas and
nays. which were as follows: yeas 30, nays
o.; Senator Ladd not voting and Senator
Henry absent SO the bill was ordered to
be read the third time and passed.
Senator Allen, of Rutland, presented a
remonstrance against the passage of 5. SO.
On motion of Senator Tolmnn, of Or
leans, adjourned.
MORNING SESSION.
Reading of the scriptures and prayer by
the chaplain
Mr.. Guild of Rupert moved that the
reading of the journal be dispensed with,
which was agreed to.
Bills, ETC., introduced and referred-By
Mr.. Clark of Bethel, relating to the forma-
ton Of a new county, the alteration of
county lines, and the location of county
seats; to select committee consisting of
members from the county of Windsor
BY Mr.. Davis Of st. Adams, to incorpo-
rate the Franklin county savings bank to
committee on banks.
BY Mr.. Chamberlin of Jny, to pay L. o.
Hunt the sum therein named; to committee
on claims.
By Mr.. Goodell of Brandon, to iucorpo-
rate the Otter Creek peat company; to COM
mittee on corporations.
BY Mr.. Blodgett eff st. Johnsbury, to in
corporate the st. Johnsbury academy to
committee on education.
By Mr.. Davis of st. Albaps, to regulate
the practice of pharmacy and the sale of
poisons in the state of Vermont; to gener-
raj committee.
GStrngent provisions for the licensing of
druggists and assistant druggists, and pen
allies for acting as druggist without IL
cense. The last section allows druggists to
keep for sale alcoholic, vnous and malt Ii
quors for medicinal, mechanical or sacra-
mental purposes.
By Mr.. Henry of Chester, constituting a
new county by the name of Allen; on mo-
ton of Mr.. Henry, referred to select
committee of seven members of the house.
Mr.. Martin of Londonderry presented
petitions on the subject of a new county ;
| referred to select committee.
BY Mr.. Blodgett of ST. Johnsbury, to in-
corporate the st. Johnsbury cemetery asso-
citation to committee on corporations.
BY Mr.. Parker of Andover and by Mr..
Spauldng of Weston, petitions praying for
the formation of new county to select
committee.
BY Mr.. Goodell of Brandon, TO incorpor'
ate the Carving and Lettering machine man.
ufacturing company; to committee on cor
porations.
BY Mr.. Bartholomew of Benson, to in
corporate the Benson butter and cheese
manufacturing company; to committee OF
corporations.
BY Mr.. Houston of Victory, to incorpo
rate the Grand junction railroad company
to committee on railroads.
BY Mr.. Bailey of Fairhaven, sundry pc
titions for law regulating freight tariffs
to committee on railroads.
BY Mr.. Henry of Chester, sundry peti
tons asking for the formation of new
county to special committee on the sub
j. ect.