Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-10

e Thursdiy, the 9th inst. agreed to. and Ii
!, resolution as amended, adopted.
a Adjourned.
$ HOUSE.
MONTPELIER, Thursday, Nov. ?.
, Reading of Scriptures and prayer by tn
I chaplain.
: The journal of Yesterday was read an
approved.
READ THIRD TINE.
Ii. As, establishing the salaries of certain
state ofhcers; passed.
Ii. ll2, in amendment Of section Is. chap
ter u. Z. $, relating to the rights Of mar
lied women; ; passed.
REPORTs.
From committee on final adjournment, il
favor OF joint resolution providing for fna
adjournment on the 2lst day Of Novemb be-
at clock In the morning. Mr. French
OF W 0odstOck, moved to amend 50 tnat th
adjournment shall be made at O'Clock il
the Afternoon, which was agreed to- Ia,
resolution was adopted on the part of tn,
House.
From general committee, against II. II6
lining the measurement Of round timber
third reading refused.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND RIrERRIp.
BY Mr. Wales, Of Burlington, in amcnd-
mcnt OF an act relating to the grand Inst
approved November 26, 1872; to commit
tee on grand list.
By Mr.. Martin. Of Londonderry. author
izlng the Vermont Valley Railroad Com
pany to issue bonds; to committee on rail
roads.
By Mr.. Dean, of Barnard, in amendmen;
Of, and in addition to, an act approved No
7emher 10, 1896. relating to the fees OF
sherih- and cOnstables; 10 committee On
I judiciary.
By Mr.. French. of Woodstock, relating
to treasurers Of savings banks TO commit
tee on banks.
By Mr. Hapgood. of Underhill. in amend
ment OF section 8, chapter l02. 2. :, re
latlng to damages by reason OF IusuiIiciency
ol division fence to general committee.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
By Mr.. Foster, Ct Weston, that.
Whereas Middleton Goldsmith. one OF tho fish
Governor, and,
Whereas 1t appears that Merritt C. Eimunds
the other commissioner ha. eXpsnded al near y
al % ile money Used by SAID cin4lssiouer, there
lore be %
Resolved, That the Governor he requested to r7a-
cure from said tcmuncs report ia detaIl oi the
ilNney expended hy him account oi sad com
IN -''oner curing the pas, four ears. tfaL-il.t
iAe same 10 the Legislature ior tLe-r use.
Adopted on the part 4 the House
by Mr.. Bushnell. Of Starks51r0, that
when We adjourn on Friday afternoon, 1t
shall be 70 meet at 3 O'Clock pm Wednesday
next. On the question OF the adoption of
the resolution, Mr.. Hutchinson. of Han
cock, demanded the yeas and nay which
were takcn-Ayos, one hundred thirty seven,
Nays. eIghiy-ouc. So the adoption OF the
resolution on the parl of the House was
agreed 10.
SPECIAL ORDER.
At eleven o'clock the resolutions intro
ducod by Mr. Woodbridge. OF ycrzonnes.
IN relation 10 national AFFAIR.". were taken
up as the special order, the question being
Snail the resolution be adopted
Dir Battel. OF pton. said he des red to speak
% The interest 90 harmony tAruu -hout the rIulfry.
lie WAS soTry th sIe,tlltitu had been introduced.
aid A'u-ht We should Lave followed tie example
set hs the Governor IN hls "a esst-e, ia vii ch be
made DO mention o. national sfiA.r-- lie bad been
D. the nth, and when be hrst went. he supposed
Dee would bee oh -ee o. take with him revolver.
and defend himsc!. net the hu-hig1 bur lu-
stead, De had urd only tosp.tlhle Treatment Ia
all the >ites lc had Wis ted hut be sail there is
atrluhle down South. which We can better ali4y D.,
nDt iuuodue.n- part san Icsolui unss that fru4h.e
icsults irou Nv NJ the negro be ballot VII ca has
resulted n giving the people oi 'he south tie worst
Ia-siNle -Ofcrnmeut We Mu,t. u some manner
seek Co. rtme1V this state 0f affairs. hcy Ted the
Legislature 0i uth Carolina. where Was a nero 10
tir speat ef p chair. and a majority oi the House
over whom De presided were also urzrQes He be-
acNcl that lc- uu from such nero govern 1uett
meant ully rrt berry and we had Tu 81 zht @ cX4tc-
any other state Di % ms n n such body oi mer.
te re.erfed To- The iucrease1 cett q the ate o.
3 ufu tru.ua. and attributed C solely tile cor