Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1876-11-30

| plars of this State, the business men o.
sucn towns as Burlington, the Reformed
societies of this State, by numernusly
signed petitions, have asked this bill and
protested against any substitu for i,
1nst VIII lessen Its force or efficiency.
MIR Parker of Read my said he had care
tu,ly stadled the original bill the substi.
Iute proposed by the committee, and the
Ss rn,s, now offered by the gentleman
from chelsea, and he could most cheerful
~ support the last amendment. He IA
Voreo the bill because 1T gives us prote"
lion OF human life, and protection from
lness dtns of Celth and degradation,
Whlcn lead only to death and destruction.
he favored it also because it will live
protection to himself, in that 1t will re-
move temptation from the steps of his
own beloved son, whom he desired to rear
IN the path OF virtue and temperance. He
bill.
Mr. Cellsy of Fairlee, demanded the pre-
vlous question, which was seconded, and
the main question was put, and the amend
ment proposed by Mr. Martin was agreed
10, and the bill was ordered to a third
reading.
I'll 39l, establishing the Vermont kBoard
OF Agriculture was taken up.
MI Paul OF Pomtret. opposed the bill as
being such radical change in the Board
OF Agriculture as he was sure would not
meet the approval of the farmers of this
state. he thought no such change was
required or demanded by the people. He
sections of the bill and insert in lieu
thereof three sections modifying the bill
SO as TO practically reenaet the present
law, with an increase OF the salary ef the
secretary. lt.r,.-s.r.- ...tr.fs, FL. $40 g.
Mr. SkeeIs of Hfghgate opposed the
amendment, and said lac original bill had
he thought its pr DIVISIONS best adapted TO
the interests of the farmers of the State.
Mr. Cotton of Irasburgh thought it not
good policy TO place the appointment OF
or, but preferred that 1T should be vested
in the board of agriculture. He also OBJ
jected TO the provision for only one meet
Ing OF the board each year,and he thought
1t not possible that competent men could
be found 10 serve as o board of agrtcul-
nture without compensation. lie also OBJ
jeeted to the compensation and allowance
es to the seoretary. Hs was opposed to
the lin. '-E.c,s-1 .---t 49, 1-'-r
Mr. skeels of Highgate said that In other
States no compensation ID paid to the
members of the board, but they do pay
the secretary who travels about the State
organizing farmers clubs. ~.
Mr. Martha of Londonderry wanted the
money expended in q manner that would
result in the beat Interests of the farmers,
aud he beileyed 1t could be done and We
could get more for the money. by employ
ing.rhe secFetary to go among the farm
eEss and not spaBd the money In paying a
per diem 30 the members of the boa d..
iMr CelAurn of East Ri Montpelier favored
the anten6ms nb. r-.'-- .-.-.f r.. -s ...- ....
E 1lF 1sAtSH6IOSr OF Arlington favored kne
employment of a competent secretary to
go into the various parts of the state and
discuss agricultural questions.
Enc amendment proposed by Mr. Paul
was then disagreed to, and the bill was
Read the third time and passed. b.. -..... H. .
The committee on ways and means re-
ported q bill for the support of govern
ment, which WAS read twice and. under u
suspension OF the rules, was read the third
time and passed. ~ Y --. -. .-s.. -ls
HIiT, to pay Nathan Turner SpTaglie, Jr.,
the sum therein named, was reported rom
the COMMITTEES with a Written statement
of. Lha facts. Mr. Peck OF Ira moved that
the b ank be q, led by inserting 81 %,
which was = &ft Ell to- a. es 66, nays 50. The
9Hi was ordered to q third read1ng Asli=
day naorhfn%. -.e.s .-r. a,--.
ana coIaa,IUtes on the insane submitted
q lergJby report, whIcl was laid On the
table and ordered 70 be printed.
Ii 224, relating to the Vermont u Gan ada
railroad reported adversely sgnc third
s., relating to fraudulent sales OF per-
sonhl property reported adversely and
third reading refused. rsEEs.
II 29z, to amend an act to compel chill
dren GO attend school approved NoNfm-
ber23. 1870, amended On report OF COM
mi tee and third n aiding ordered. TX.
III ST., to pay X j Cooley and III J Alex
ander the sum therein named, amend
on recommendation of committee by H&-
log tke suia at $15; read third time and
passed. t..ss. J.. e .E'sf - ----..
s., RELATING the quail eeation OF voters
in school ais7rict II; goCingS; reported adj
'Yelsely;. third reading tttased. ss,st I.
III $40, aHt hnTzlnS the appointments OF
com niIS siGissFs TO eata5iis Il an Asylum fsir
the. insane /; reported sfdvers ely; third
refused, -s.s.i ~ ana r ',sr-r ~. .t..t go.
{ ii. $751; TO pay certain persons for taking
care Of the, insane reported adversely
third raaeltn Fefused. q i 81, 3 1859
III sss, o-pfsveht Illegal voting IN GER
.tadh ea.zsszs fLIs6nE,ed on report OF COM
.isfbttse; third }eaffR5s ordered. .t.-....
s ,S47, 10 pay Oh aEtes i: Z atlard3 reported
4aYerabig read tne third tta4e and passed,
Z Sd ss1s 40 aessi ~ the list Of the town of
Powaai; F6parttd fayorably read tire
tbibd tll.le ana passed, ..t.s.-,lz. -
II slbs relating 20 yabiIittes OF towns for
inslfiicfetley OF highways; reported adj
vsrs-ly timed reaoing refused. 81. ri E
1t 26t, to restore Henry Loyell 20 his ls-
gal rt9 hts and priv esisi reported favor
ably; read third time and passed !. :
ed school districts; Imported with aE1 end
menus. third reading ordered. ~. - ~.
II -, for the advancement Of anatomical
scienca3 reported fayorsb'yi laird reau-
H2 Z, relatine to. savings BANKS; report
ed favor ably with amendments agreed
to third Geadi hg- OIdeEeds ~ III l..f.
on motton Of AFR. Long Of Ghittenden
adjourned. s- e'i.e. .'
EVENING.
The Senate met, the President in the
Bus, etc, iatrodpce& and 7afssYeS--H
39i an act making prof ision 1or TIE 81 p
pot of The government; read twics- anu
referred 10 cotunIittee on hh&aee. -.
II 3Tl, an act TO pay II q Cooley and II y
Alex Siider the sum therein named I; 3ead
twice and reIerres To the camntttee on
claims. ~. ri III. i
the town OF PownaI foc the years 1875. and
1876 read twice ana referred TO commit
tee on grand list. s5.-....- ~.
! II 835. an act relating 20 the reform
f1
alrtteB Om Peforfrl sehooE i -t.s - E
= ii PSI, Hn act to res orr Hesry LareIl to
his isgat rights and privileges; read twice
and re, erred TO gene raj co 3 tn1tLee, s.-
: RefsGrls : From ceulBIrt' tee on Ieil1:oads,
agaihst , ~, sn act relating TO tsin ads;
TO lie. So ...l 4.
favor of III 10. an act Ia amen pteTit OF sec
81, chap 70, gs; read the third tina and
passed. ~ ee'l --..,.... tt.-..
From the same, aeatnst S 40, an act In
amendment OF sec Z, chap liz, s. LAlFd
reading refused. -
From committees on agriculture, in favor
of I'll $50, an act to establish board OF
agriculture; recommitted.
FROM the committee on claims, q bill
entitled san act to pay Warren Noyes the
sum therein namsd.i'' read twice and It.
ferred to the committee on 81 aims.
From the committees on judiciary. with
out expression on $50, an act TO suppress
On moIion Of seuator sowles the Senate
went " ljlt5 A-slI3alltIC1 LifS NANS4C W
consider the bib. =. ~. "a
!, The committee OF the whole reported
back to the, senate, S 50. with propo ais of
and on motion of Senator
" alton the bill was fecotnmitted to the
committee -, :. .;'.....-,-
From the conmittee on judiciary,
against 3 i4s. an act relating to the sala.
ries of jueges of the Municipal Court; |
passage Fefnsed, l-.-..
: From. the conan9ittee ON reform school, |
I'm favor of Fl 332, an act relating o the |
reform school; read the third time and |
passed. q ~ sl-+r
against. s l25, an act to incorporate the |
MORTGAGE bandh0ldeTs OF the Vermont
aud canada railroad third reading re-
fused. 5i.r-f -. ~ ~
7: Ftom the committee On banks. in favor !
OF FL 26), aa act to Incorporate the Bur |
lington Trust company, with proposals OF /
agreed to- - - I, ss..t XXI /
From the oommitLee on faHd taxes, IN /
favor of IL 242, an act laying a tax on the
teal estate In. and grand list OF, .Ayery's |
Sore; read third time aad passed. Y trN', l
!, On motion the Senate adjeurneds is,
.2s5islll}El.Si5 HOUSE
,Z.Hs ~ EyKNIEG. - -ss s-t |
: II I9Os changing the, terms of the Su- |
DreInB Court, rep0Ftsd with amendment |
Ter one term at Montpelier in /
May and one At Rutland in October IN |
Zach year, which was sgreed to; third |
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