Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-08


he apparent The resolution had not bcen |
changed at all In its subject matter the wording
Of the preamble had been modified somewhat, |
and II its opponents had ever been prepared 10 |
discuss IT, they were Just as well prepared to do |
so now as they ever were.
Mr. MARTIN thought that the resolution |
should be printed, so that no member couid calm
to have been choled off in debate.
Mr.. D1LLINGHAM, Of Waterbury, was unable |
10 sec the effect Of the modification proposed by |
Mr. Woodbridge and trusted the postponemet
might he agreed TO- and the resolution be printed |
Mir. FRENCH Of Woodstock agreed with Mr.
Dillingham;, and thought In fairness, the roso-
luton ought to lie.
The resolution was then ordered to lie, and was
made the special order for Tomorrow in the fore
noon at eleven o'clock.
ON motion of Mr.. CELLEY Of Fairlec adj
iourned.
Thursday. November 2d---senate.
The Senate was called to order by the President
Reading Of Scriptures and prayer by the chaplain
Journal Of Yesterday read and approved,
BUS, etc., Introduced and ReJerred-lI. 4s, an
act establishing the salaries Of certain state Of
fcers; read twice and referred 10 committee ON
state expenditures
II l12 an act In amendment Of section H. chap
ter n, e. - relating to rights OF married women
read twice and referred TO committee on Judiciary.
From the House, joint resolution providing for
final adjournment on Tuesday, November 2lst
referred 70 committee 90 tnal adjoufnueut
Joiaf hesoiufieas--iruin the House. that when
the Legislature adjourn on FRIDAY next 10 be to
mect on "Wednesday nr.,t ~ THREE y n. senator
Davis moved 20 amcnd ht adding and that NO
member ,l, receive any ~, ,a I9y ior the period
senator siNOSs aid NJ. own conviction was
against the ffsH'Hf.Hu
senator WALIuS mg,.d a.at tae rlsoiuuop be
nrifred io Ir
fr,n the nause. ant resolution 'r.sing for
rrIur q mauet fanddd hy NJ g. Edmuuds,
hsh commis-. ,-es agreed to
HJa-. farnatifsl- from tho committee on
- b o H.H 40. To-
zoe distribution ~ Roberts Reports, with propp-
aais ~ amendment on motion OF senator vii
lams tho DAD Was ordered ~ DE
From the same, in favor of u ~, an act in
amendment % section ~, chapter 4 H. q r., with
proposals u amendment, which were agreed 10
third reading ordered.
From the committee on education, Ia favor Of
II III An AIT t0 amend section 1 of an act AL
proved November 18th, ls1i and section of an
act approved November oath, 1874 with proposals
Of amendment, which were agreed to and the
third reading ordered.
From the same in favor Of II 1877, an net to
amend an act TO establish Mortified graded
school district In Mortified, with proposals Of
amendment, which were agreed to, and the third
reading Of the bill ordered.
From the same, in favor Of H. 1873, an act re-
quiring the listers 10 report the amount. value and
rent Of lands granted aud sequestered 10 public,
/ pous and charitable uses on motion the bill was
| rccommtted
From the same in favor of S. 40. an act in
amendment Of section Of an act enargng the
powers Of school district No. 4, in Nliddlebury
/ third reading ordered.
From the committee on judiciary, q report on
/ s 81, an act in relation tO the qualification Of
/ voters in school district meetings, returning the
! hll without recommendation or expression OF
/ opinion ON motion Of Senator Grout ordered
| 10 lie
| From a majority of the same against S 40, an
act changing the terms Of the supreme court on
motion, ordered 10 lie.
From the same in favor Of II. l63. an act in
4 q .sfaH q
/ Burlington third reading ordered.
From the committee on claims, In favor Of ;.
| a, an act to pay Charles l.. Buart the sum
| therein named third reading ordered.
BWs PdSSedH 81, an act 10 empower fire dis
trict No. l. in Brandon, to bring water into said
district, and to issue its bonds for that purpose
read the third time and passed.
| II. III, an act to amend chapter ll3 2 s., was
taken from the table, and the question being shall
the bill be read the third time, it was on motion
recommtted to the committee
Senator WALTON moved 10 reconsider the vote
refusing the passage Of ; "a, an act to amend
section 9, chapter 81 & =, relating to the eUllec-
tion OF taxes agreed to.
Senator DAVIS moved the bin be recommitted
to the committee agreed To-
ON motion, the Senate adjourned.
senate-Afternoon.
The Senate was called to order by the President
Bills introduced pld Reterrtd-By Senator
| RICHARDSON, anact in addition to chapter 20, z
s., entitled "of the support and remoU, OF paupers
ana fellet oil the insane poor ftilu TWICE anu
referred to committee on Judiciary.
By Senator BELDEN, an act in amendment OF
section T. chapter S. =, In relation 10 magnetic
telegraph companies referred tocom. on judiciary
| By Senator SlOkRS, an act providing for liens
on wood, lumber or other property, persons cut
ting or drawing bark, logs or lumber, shall have a
lien on the same for three monthsi' read twice
and referred to committee on judiciary.
BY Senator HUNTINGTON an act relating to
town aud district schools read twice and referred
TO committee ON education.
BY Senator SOWLES, an act in amendment Of
and addition to section rs, chapter "a, z. s., In
relation to proceedings against trustees.
H. 20, an act laying a tax ON the county of Ia
moe read twice and referred to special commit
tee, consisting Of the Senator from Lamoille.
Reports Of IOmDlfttoes-from the committee on
highways and bridges, in favor Of 5. G3 an act to
amend an act in addition TO chapter %, 9. = OF
highways and bridges third reading ordered.
From the same, against 5. IS, an act in relation
to the application OF highway taxes OfincOrporated
villages pending the question, shall the bill be
read the third time, Senator Eldredge favored the
bill, and Senators Cushman, Lynde, Carpenter and
Mason opposed it, and the third reading was
refused.
From the general committee against S 3j, an act
in addition to chapter q, 6. - third reading re-
fused.
Senator LYNDE called up II. 4, an act to le-
Calize the grand list of the town Of Hancock, for
the year 1915 third reading ordered.
From the committee on grand list, in favor OF
II. o. an act to legalize the grand list of the town
4 ]
of amendment, which we're agreed to, and the
third reading ordered.
From the same in favor Of H. "a an act legal
ize the grand lists Of the town of bakersfield, foI
the years 1875 and 1876, with proposals of amend
ment, which were agreed to- the third reading
. ordered.
From the same II. 1G4, an act to iegalze tn,
! grand lists of the town OF Noodford, for tn,
, years 1873 and 1876, with proposals Of amend
ment, which were agreed TO- and the thiid read
ing ordered.
From the same, in favor of H. "a, an act tc
, egalize the grand list OF the town of Sandgate
third reading ordered
, From the same in favor Of II, 81 an act t
legalize the grand list OF the town OF Weybrdg'
| for the year 1876, ordered to lie.
E From the committee on education in favor o.
S 80, an act relating TO the licensing of teachers
4 with proposals of amendment which were agreed
: to; the bill ordered to be read the third time;
|, From select committee Of Senators from Wind
4 ham county in favor OF II. l4I, an act laying
1 tax on the comfy Of Windham, third reading
1 ordered, read the third time and passed.
= Unfinished Business - Senator WILLIAMS
! moved to reconsider the vote refusing the passag
n OF H. l4O, an act in amendment OF section ~
: chapter 81, .. 5. motion ordered to lie.
d Senator SEYMOUR moved TO reconsider tn
d yete refusing the third reading of 5. Is, an ae
4 relating to liens at law; motion ordered TO lie.
r Joint Resolutioas-By Senator WALTON re
y. qnesting Senators and Members Of Congress L
n use their efforts TO protect fisheries In water
within the jurisdiction OF different states and tn
e British Provinces adopted.
e. From the House, Joint resolution relating Z
e national affairs
"A Senator CuSllMAN moved that the resolution
4 be referred to the committee on Federal relations
/ Senator SEYMOUR thought the resolution
/, ought to be considered now
= Senator WIllrCOMB hoped there would be II
4 delay.
\. Senator WALTON said he hoped his frien
n from Windsor would withdraw his motion.
Senator CuSHMAN withdrew his motion.
"a Senator GUILD demanded the yeas and nays
"a which were as follows: leas twenty-seyen, nay
10 none Absent, Senators George, Grout and leas
n enworth SO the resolution was adopted
N Senator SOWlES called up the joint resolutio
n relating 10 temporary adjournment and ottere
n several formal amendments which were agree
ne TO, and on adoption Of the resolution Senate
Davis demanded the yeas and nays, which wer
,e as follows. Yeas, Senators Beden, liutterhelc
re Carpenter, Guild, Hull, Landon, Lynde, Masor
d. Richardson, Rixford, Seymour, sowles, spaldinl
. Storrs, Thompson, Walton, Wheelock, VIII
comb-eighteen. Nays, Senators brigham, Cusl
as man, Davis Eldredge Huntington, lothrop 5
n mons, Waterman Willams-nine SO the resoll
c- ton WAS adopted,
he Senator GUILD called up the joint resolutio
IN providing for joint assembly for the election
n certain state officers.
Senator SIMONS moved TO amend by substitu
nd ing Wednesday, the 10Th instant, for Thursday
nm the 9Th Instant agreed to, aud the resolution
10 amended, adopted
ne On motion, adjourned.