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D NJ 1OasrTNu, OF brl!gtWattF,
utsrfas, he eX penses o. the State are and must
lie 90 ncces- y verS great ,aud whereas, the sam-
inu come from tie pucse's % heavily burIh,n-d
tax payers AID whereas. u : h-coUin- n u a.
representatives, o. the uespi- q set example fer
economy and industry IA a J our duln-s ~ a le. =
LAT We body. therefore
Rooirff Thai the members of this Hou-e give
10 the staie tteir On the da, ci TIE visit
Ia the State Reform schocl. and receive pay for
the same and that make the best consistent IN
pTovement e.. cur time to~sTd the cau pet ou ui
tae business which may come he'ore Us.
Disagreed to.
i.i'-..i iriit,l
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

\ DrsArroINrrp W1E-A downcas;-look-
Ing woman. about 40 years old. called at a
LAWYERS office on Griswould street yesterday
and asked the attorney if he could see to IA
little business for her. lie replied that he
could, and she explained
MY husband went to the Black Hills
over four months ago.
YES. see. That Is descrtion, and good
grounds for divorce" he replied.
Il don't want no divorce, sir. What
want is for him to send me some money
s.Aud he wont't?'
"Well. be hasn't sent and yet
And what am to do - asked the law
yer.
Put lawsuit on him and scare him int
it, she answered.
lie gloomily replied that the court her'
had no jurisdiction in such a case, and tha
he coulG do nothing.
.'Why. if | was lawyer could put |
suit on him in an hour--l know ! could,
she protested
lie shook his head.
"Well. all right" she said, As she rose t
20 Il thought lawyers had some get-up t
EN-. and always held my breath when on
passed the house, bat this thing has opene'
nv ewes. You don't know any more than
do. SIR. and DON. know anything Goo
dav. sir i''-DdrOn Free Press.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

4 recent guest of Gov. Hayes says that
during long visit he heard the Governor
mention his Presidential candidacy but once,
which was upon the receipt OF a letter OF
concratulation from the poet Whittier. The
Governor, after reading the letter to his
family, turned to Mrs. Hayes with the re-
mark "Well wife, if we are not elected, we
shall have the satisfaction of knowing that a
great many good men voted for us" Moth
ing could have better shown the modest,
manly character of our standard-bearer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

The Senate came into the Hall oil the
House cf Representatives and JOINT AS
sembly was formed to hear the report oil
the committee to canvass the votes ior Mem
bers of Congress, pursuant to JOINT reso-
luton.
His Honor Redfield Proctor, President OF
the Senate. in the chair /; George Nichols.
Secretary of State, clerk.
The canvassing committee submitted the
following report
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

The other day, William Allen, sometime
Democratic Governor of Ohio, ro-c up and
remarked
In the existing state Of things. the tri-
umph of the Republican party would turn
over this grand country 10 bankruptcy and
anarchy and to the rule Of the sword, WELD
ed by fools for the benefit OF knaves.
Why. William
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

The Boston T'rareller divides all mankind
into Butterflies and Pharisees. If such line
must be drawn, count US in with the Phah-
secs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

Mo>TPELIER. Friday, Oet. 20.
Toe Senate mel, President pro fempore in
the chair
Reaiing # Scriptures and prayer by the
Chaplain.
Toe journal a yesterday was read and
auuruVei
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AUtIl llOU II
REPORTS.

From committee on judiciary, in favor OF
II b 10 extend the provisions of chap.
Is $, relating TO duties cf town clerks /;
third reading ordered
From committee ON corporations, IN iavor
If IL. 43. to Incorporate tho Greenwood
CLASSICAL Semiray; read third tine and
passed.
From committee on Judiciary, 10 favor OF
II. "a. in addition to stc. %, chap. 81, gs :;
relating to attachment by copy; third
reading ordered
From committee consisting Of members
from Lamoille county, IN favor Of Ii. iS, to
change the time OF holding the county
court and court OF chancery In the county oil
Lamoiile; with proposals of amendment
making time iih Tuesday IN April and lst
Iuesdiv in December which were agreed
to third reading ordered.
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SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.

JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
From the Senate relating to the furnish
ing of 500 copies of the address on the St
Albans Raid delivered be fore the Vermont
Historical Society by Hon. Edward A
Sowles, OF st. Adams adopted in concur
renee
By Mr. Martin, of Chelsea, in relation to
appointment of committee on Insane Asy-
lum under the rule reported by committee
laid over under the rule.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND RITEaRKD
By Mr.. Crane. Of Williamstowu. laying n
tax of go cents on the dollar Cf the list OF
Harris Gore in Washington county to
committee on land taxes.
By Mr.. Titus, of Vershire, to pay Jere
mlah McCarty tho sum therein named
(S23 SOY 10 committee on claims.
BY Mr.. BlOdgett, Of St. Johnsbury, relat-
ing to cemetery associations j,xemptlng
them from taxes and levy Cf execution) +;
to committee on corporations
From the Senate, ). ,. TO enable the vii
lage Of St. Adams, to issue its bonds; to
committee ON Judiciary.
By Mr.. Batchelter, Of Arlington, in
amendment Of see. 10, chap. 20. =. $ in
relation to the support OF paupe:s, t. com
mittee on judiciary.
House adjourned
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-iih5 %, 'riipl1Fes an1 PRAYER of l-g
..'p.alh 81, anu nv ~ I4'-, pI.-'den, ,,s %.
M'-'-e'o"h NO'hh-J Oul' cI>'5 i1o
journal 81 Yesterday read read approved
BILLS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
BIS Mr. PAGE of Cambridge. in amend
mtnt rf s,ct...- :3.nd 50. chauter y, =.
S relating 10 ,raud LIST; t3c9mmittee on
,rand list
Bv Mr. Adams a New bury. to incorp
the Newbu4g seminary ard Female lrsu-
t1te: T., committee on Eiucation.
By Mr. Huling Of Bennington, in amend
mcut of an act approved Noyember -
1861 in amendment If chapter -, 2 - re-
latlng {, highways. To- committee OF high
way, hr.dsoS and ferries.
By Mr. Tracy of south Hero. 10 relation
10 husbands ard wives TO committee On
Judiciary
By Mr. Nacomber Of Weetf-d. T. amend
4uact. entitled an act. relating 10 colicc-
ton OF highway taxt- to general commit
tee.
by Mr sprague of Brard1n. to empower
Ire district No IN Brandon, To bring va
ter into -aid district, and 10 issue H. oond-
TOR taar purpose. to committee on corpora
tluu~.
By Mr.. Bsichclder oi Arlington, IN
amendment of sections lo. IL and 10 OF
/ chapter 81, q. relating 10 JuriiictIln ui
I justices oi the peace to committee on Juli-
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From committee ON judiciary ia i'v'r oi
II 81, third reading ordered
From committee on corporations, IN IhVor
of Ii 65. to Incorporate the Campbell Miu-
eral Springs: read third time and pending
its passage, Mr.. Abel of FAirhaven. OBJ
jected to Its passage. on the ground that
such interpretations are provided lor under
the general statues.
On motion Of Mr. Woodbridge OF Yer
gennes, the bill was ordered to he
From judiciary committee. IN iavor OF II.
10, relating to attachment of personal pro-
perty by copy. with proposals oil amer ID
ment, which were agreed to, aIS the thlru
reading Of the bill ordered.
From committee on claims, against IL 81
to pay the town Of Rutland the sum therein
( named. Mr.. Sheldon Of Rutland ,lnterrogated
/ the committee, and explained at length the
/ nature Of the claim. Mr.. Woodbridge OF
| VergenneS. advocated the passage OF the bill
and Mr., Sprague of Brandon, opposed H.
and moved that the bill be re-comnltted "a
committee on claims; agreed to and the bill
was 50 committed.
From committee on grand list. IN iayor oi
II 81. to !egalize the grand list OF town O
Xoybridso for 1876. read third time and
passed. From same. in favor Of Ii %, tC
iegaiize the grand li-t OF the town ot SAND
cate for 1874 and 1875, read third time and
passed. From same, against ii. l1' thiTt
reading refused.
House adjourned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

l.-' --1-aciillous PAPER. the didactic
'' Ao'l~ along in the even tenor of its
.:' Ae,e latter day-, and berates and be-
t.-' 9TH political parties with most
... goa Will. ln it pleasing way it
.,.. .-'leni- rising Western Democratic
g5 man Who by his education. culture and
s-- ., - .,4~ Just risen to the dignity OF Gov
.--! vi indiana. The obituary, which is
anu may he committed to memory by
~, eAocratlc friends, is-"The election Of
,, ".1e Jeans Williams Is. whatever one
.-1y 'link Of national politics. to he regret
~. -. IH' i'''H' a. his opponent was much the
..a.I f,'-'f man OF the two in every way, vii
az, ,,-,-I Deing simply very vulgar and irnor-
basrh,mv. Jul niue snort Oh
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27
Joint RESOLUTION.
BY NJ. Mu.dhrldcs. Of Yergsnne.

Hssrsas. 10y tie Cousiituiiono. the United states
the President is hound ny his oitn render aid IN
suppres>n- domestic violence % any ui the states
whenever such ali IS required ana properly de
manded ann
BAersss, Unitr The laws lroyidiu@ ,or the en-
ioIeemeut 90 the recent ame.dmef 20 the tnnsti-
tutiou, It is made the Guty o. the Executive Depart
meut o3 tfe 6uverum.ut To protect all etizers m
5her equal pniit cal ri-hts. anon. whica = the
right to peaceabls assemble fur The discuss On oi
Luhlic measures, aac The ri-ht to appear AMI vote
At the polls " thout ear or intimidation ami with
out let OF hindrsrce, sud
Whsreas. In several % tie Southern States armei
bands OF men have APPEARED AZ ium-Foas places,
violently interfering with pulit cal a,>e1ln.a -es,
the Freedmen Of the free eXefc.-s "f the elective
openly differ with their sst'lautr in tueir patty
associations OF ia the political upui u ani pref
erences; therefore
Res0fued, hy the Senate and House e. fepie9eh-
tIIiVes hat the rvceut action ci ths frrsdeut IN
sending 10 south Cdrolini military i"ree Tor the
Iurpuse OF repress NJ tie domestic violence there
broadly manifested ami To protect all closes o.
the people in the iul eFjpy mcut ui al their is
Il, N and purity oi the bt.ct hax. va IN accori1ncs
with the laws ol the country 10 support oi good
81 der and the pia.ntst principles ot personal aud
political rishls aLd : hereby cordially ap4reNei-
On motion of Mr. Woodbridge. ,aii On the
table ana made lhe special order lor next
Wednesday afternoon II ; e. clock. and $50
copies ordered printed.
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From the Committee on judiciary. r-ain-t
H. Il. for the more ,hsetuAl suppression OF
vagrancy in Vermont; third radIns re-
fused
From the committee on eireaticn, agaIns;
II is. to extend the benefits of common
schools On motion nf Mr.. O.msrcal. OF
Tuwnshend. the bill vas ordered To | {.
Mr.. Eaton, ot Dauvilie. moved that II.
6I. to assess and tax tho real estate OF rat
roads, be laid on the table and made The
II. cial older for next rne-iay mornih.. it
10 o'clock, which wAs agreed to
The speaker announced a addItl1aal
members of the committee nn the battle ~
Bennington and thG Csnicnnitl. Mc--r-
lIulins. ol Bennington, ami Di.linghtm. ot
Waterbury.
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BY Mr.. Olmstead, OF Tosn>nend. in
amendment OF sec. / oi an act apPIos.d
Nov Is. 1874, and sce.-Oi an act approved
Nov. -, 1874. relating t. schools Changing
time OF meeting of ,uperintcndent>) To
Committee on education.
By Mr. Dillingham;, OF Waterbury, chang
iug the terms Of the supreme courts (the
terms to be held each scar al MJntpc Ter,
for the whole State) To committee On IudI-
cary.
By Mr.. Eaton, Of Miiic,cx. changing
the name OF S.b-a L. Buck to general
cJnmittce.
AijIurped.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

MONTPELIER, Friday, Oct. 90.
Chaplain.
The Journal of yestere7y was read and
approved.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-27

MONTPELIER. Oct. 10.
The Senate met Lieutenant-G1yernor
Proctor in the chair.
Reading of the Scriptures aid prayer by
the Chaplain.
The jo0rnal Of yes;erdly was read and
approved.
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THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO
Evansville, Indianapolis, Cincin-
natl and Louisville,
RUNNING THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT.
The Shortest and Quickest Line 10
Philadelphia, Baltimore and
New York,
Making Close Connections with the "Fast
Nsil' 70 the East.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-30
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