Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-10-23
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WEDNESDAY. OCT. 2S, 1878.

WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 18TH, Is7s-sKxArE.

B.lls introduced aud refsrred-By Senator Thompson
au aG 70 rex to.d a. cSmmss5per an and fh b
r., senator Dean, an act to pay Calvin B,xbv nj,
LUDLOW. the sum therein named; to committee on
Reports or committees From Jud CON- in favor of 5
ID. ta L cuauSlus time OF holding the Nav farm
OF Windsor county codrt; third reading ordered
Frol Judiciary committee in favor of H l. an act in
amen msut Of sec IL OF chap of s, relating to pro.
VS. t.d other matters; third reading ordered to.
taxes, with proposal of amendment amendment adopt
e. aud third re ding ordered
transfer q the . Of the title to the Antietam ceme
Fro n the same iu favor OF II 65, an act providing
W the certifying of records: third reading ordered
From same, upon IS. an act in amendment of sec 4
ch a VI : s. With proposals Of amendment by adding
senator Mead interrogated the committee upon the
senator ballard replied for the committe
Amendment adopted ami third reading ordered to-
From m on highways and bridges. against 9, an
Th "a $40 being Sh Ill tue bill be read the third
til Senator Dyer explained that though he Thought
20 ne such Di should passed yet inasnuch as there
wa,d uiil Of the same purport from the House, he
fr5m the jl com in favor of 81. su act providing
for the publication of future volumes OF the Vermont
e9rys 4 T9 Pr9p9ssl Of amsHdmsnt & hng tue
sud king out the words for distribution to the
several lpWus. anu lut WOEuS as low pro-
senator Mead then interrogated the committee and
WAS replied to by Sc iatOr Belden, The amendments
adopted aud the bill ordered to be read the third
Rtai the third time 6, an act in relation to the
abatement OF school taxes; passed.
il a. an act to pay Erastus Miller the sum therein
Jojnt Rssoiution-By Senator Rice, providing for
ut committee to inspect the work house at RutIand
By senator Munson follows: That the state libra
directed to purchase copies OF the Vermont
iiisorca Gazetteer, published BY Miss NJ Hemen
way, to comprise not excee hug i've volumes thereof
iur aud benefit OF the state library aud other
uubuc libraries III this state lyon delivery OF the vol
by directed TO draw order on the state treasurer Tor
tile pay ment OF the same Referred to committee
stlat5r King called up 5 I, act relating to liens
' %r Sn the M"rIs Sell aGy re
estate On wulcn there Is any previous OJnd mortgage,
Gl tue question. Shall the bill be read the third
TIME senator Parker opposed II on the ground thdt a.
WA' Lolns too lar and made too readily change III
Seu,tor kIug explained that there had been much
san leurdy should be provided to project people wDo
>.u4jor DlluEnam uuiected to the bill upon the
gr,uud ta It shiGted the burden and cost OF Sc tlng
rs the state whereas there we're now ClVll en-
rca provided by law TO PUNISH Imposition and 10 Co
>eutlIs Ormsb, c, Ba lard and Be den were opposed
o The u upDu tnt ler Al ground that the purehaett
.t g.lc-tltr htd bet er opportunities Tor discover,
r ate oi titles tAau the purchaser oI personal
so.a'Ir Dauiorth AZ eed that the law pro posed
-IrI Ia sIual toms Were the COW cerk would nu
hHlHrl records himself Dut would Snll tnt ItspOu
NaMt,rs fr'g. ,sal add Dyer argued that the bll
-.rN Il aeIet b. the people. for IL was rdcuCailS
up sSb tor par haStrS to protect themselves III the
S. r. 5sden ted that as lawyer he objected t,
the pAsSage ol Tn b IN It's preseu lorln, Dut ia Loing
s ~ lot mlin !" i' tss AZ in n,cun,r q"
any rs, aLu on his III t!uu the ulll Mas ordered
On n'tiop the Sc ate tnan took recess of fifteen
IN ut alter wnlcu the hour had arrived ior the JOINT
on returuin. to the senate chamber from the Joint
a-,e4,o., un ,.ouoh, tue senate adJJurned'
SENATE AFTERNOON.
E,3, 5atroiurrd and refe,red From the House,
II an ,t rea lax to the suprenH court; to Judicial
W senator Ram, act to pay wmA Crombie the
sen tor nowes, an act granung ferry to S c
boo ~ or @ Hn al atE e4a sns PtHfss ferry to
HI am Landry, Jr.; to committee On highways aud
Ly senator Doane, an act to pay Robbins Marsh
tn sln tanen named; to com on claims .,o nc
i en- M hepEesentayes the evening" Of 0g9Dg[
Ind fGe OF the
'e 4,r. a,sGlatloH; adopted TO-, ,o,, l., favor ., c
70 HA, laappOInt referees nd provide Tor the pay
mcat q N lr fees and expenses ....., .so,,,u
'u! BcIden, from the committee, stated the pur
scot tn to be to induce lltigauts to choose 10
T rs b reFe Jenstof edan s @
me estimates Of expenses OF the present and propos
senator Mead inquired whether it would not be bot
Ice then spoke briefly in favor OF leaving the number
referees optional with the tigants the number not
on motion OF Senator Beden, the bill was ordered
on motion. the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE-FoREEooN.
Reading of Scriptures and prayer by the Rev W
ha1eu OF Northhed. journal Of yesterday read
BiiLs introduced and referred-By Mr. Steele of So
Burlington. III amendment of an act ior the further
ltutectun OF game and hsh, approved NOV 23 lsIo 10
"a on game and hsnerles. ,,,,. n,, 49,, -
Is, Nj Howe OF Ludlow, to pay Calvin BiGby the sum
Z III
IS, Ir DAVIS II Peru, an act relating to the duties
at common school superintendents to committee On
Il, Mr CAmp OF E.more relating to the attach
.at oi personal property by copy; to committee On
nl IrNash Of Shelhurne. petition relating to nox-
d, Mr. Howe OF Ludlow, to pay Stmson the sum
b. Ir sargent OF CorInth. to amend sec II, chap
'a -, reIatlu. to the grand list; to cohmlttee on
g. Ir K-dmston Of Rutland to amend an act in
".auIueut OF CHAP 81, 4, relating to hoIldiSs' 10
~ Ir Fletcher Of Cavendish, to pay snnuel S
ify Ir DNnea # Plainaed, petition relattRg to
tar tr estJu of the records of the courts Of Wash
tH-H. county; to com on pup bulId. .,..
l. Mr. >tr<ent OF rrlutI providing i9r the comp
ui the laws relating to paupers aud the supreme
....l t.rslIAs there n; to com on JnJ
90. VIZ Nt.4rus OF Lincoln, III amendment OF an act
5lu- To- tue duties aud compensation OF superInten
..n- schools; to com on ed tMaking ne p pay .o o
' -I Irr day aud ten ceuts per mile 10 meet
.,ipern'HSG n n tSn W,, Of Johnson that the
..- ~. renting T. court EXPENSES referred, pc,
st 'ur hereby are INSTRUCTED. to inquire into the
,.lre'y assessing the several court expenses III
s..t.'puty on sIrn counties. excepting the sAarles
' !Fl<'- OF the sIpreme court anu rePo't u 'iiS
a ''"n n' uiil 0r 9tne"ise; 'Iopted s,rror,o corr,
'4- thrI ~ a. thr sveiia ORDER ior Ten anu n"''
d thI- forenoon. .,,.. : ,t,
r-n bl the court expenses is because OF the great
-e4-e pf rrme in the state and not 0eotuse o tae M
g Jc. trasc he number OF judges III such way as
l4 cast 100 rehecti npou any OF the es SUI mem @
l uJ spmc x the committee on the Judiciary that
rl.- lie tor six judges to do the nusil of tue
.tl-, lie thought We could make selec ioh III ihan
@ "a 40 nJustGe t. IVY one & LIE ss S9t
o.. sa-.l. al The NUMBER OF cases reported by tns
.. ..4.saurt up reference To the business ~ the
2 n ertorns,d Gy the , lua5gs he Sf Sis s
Ip..rI %, Plymouth, said it vas sterdAy con nl
....t .s l4y -eyru. but tuat we cOul not now re;
buuuar without destroying the hirh NY VI
oar contract VITA tine present lldEts mas
..r. unS, u @v mad tuat tue nu uhueSs does hnt re-
..l.l.ll, tnr ssyeI juIZes he et3torf te, t;
.HHytI t4A tue mat ter luto our Own 4aIda' dHi y
.r.-F fH- aus member OF the present Oeucn tie
.l o. ,pg.t IT, ur Iulury tu the state 10 cnrtd tue
r' l-e- tor upreme court judges and Iiere'
.l,..Tl dtu.VeIer. did not believe that six
IIllUrI1T.u tue work nov devOlvlng up u tie
I.- ni'ruauuu vas limited to Two or th,ee rec
aud lu tuu-e cnnnues he knew Tue l4nae Az :, ia II
DI-.luSs WAs su. Ia that 1t required tue iIll
-,y.u. ilr m we'd tnat tn. bhl sholid De DC
... .lu .,luiroiu,e a resolution directing the CON
'Au,u-,s sl m ure in the expedleucy OF
L..Is shr Humher Ui judges. ,,.
n" ... ..|.ls u. Cambridge, briefly favored ereuu'-
H..l .,a u LlIi,S aui Hr sprague OF Brandon.
' IHN.r.ul ll,,tpu. opposed the motion i1r the
.. Hs"osfl VI Addison saId If the JUDGES have to
.a .- .t.I H- ..trr ucu d. who slt mere ia tut
." '.uHIllri the a lie DelleVtu ~ We wv M
'HH uuIi Jurisdiction ot iustcest WOuIu re-
.'. auHp.i OF county court bisiues'ahu "e odIi
...| .. .ItUu the number ut Judges
.NIHs uI Barton, had seen no evidence 70
atu tItt six ia lEeS could 40 Tue NlIh
'.i.ir ID" must oppose the UIIl " reuuo9 VHo
t h-urs.au Of Rutland, said III his section Oh the
. t~ NhS ul-Iuens constantly arising requliIuk
t'u"s "I tnt Judges, and he DeeNeu u lin tosot. tes
. ..s uru o. perform the WORK now ueNoi' ueN' lns M
..' -rtrI. lie Was IN favor Oi ecJubu anu ~ ~
.t ...'Hf- uuf he would apply 1t To those depart
..- .l no. government wnere 1t IS apparently nec-
'' lI't strike at tue department. mneIe ,i w. ~
' .Hr .Airu-a vas to re nce the eh jlency ~ .no nc
".H"u' ln- eN ,essiye court expenses are nue H ~ ~
measure to the 1quor prose uuohs, muisn Ia
..' t." amount OF money drawn from lne tfed5ul y
.u' r".I lr are tired Of the expense he favored
.i5, mat there may be a thorough lnVestiHsuon iHt
o., "-t boz made. -
W % ,e u L.lIiow opposed the motion to lie: He
la' %" members had mad an opportunity ~ 70 ~ ~,
' -- iu" week rom now He hoped we shoulu never
.A' siettdcie OF the supreme court JuuHes
.'gt h"l re committee of TINS House ana sueihs
.I' ii Do place aud Office. Lot us sette thls
I., ,-'iIu now
W. tsrler of SYNDICATE opposed delay. ,-
sH D"uru ut PldIuheid, desired TO know y the
Fe lue Judges IL now equally divided, anu y tne
..I,, ,i7 NhIie can be put upon SIX Without ueti
y tue courts
Dr. Alexander u CIuilford arr eed with NJ Dwi-
H. b q Ht . ant la