Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-10-23
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Ter of neps rom SJohnsbury yesterday "a mat
ma the seven judges, better lay aside tourtesS
cts Poland Of St Johnsbury said the matter Of ,ndi
essential vnInf fnS Lhe Judges was one Of the most
any one OF them that they must step down wou ~ V
~ ~ uesItoy the rmony of the court He was
seven judges, and stood aios alone IN th nm sd 70
M opp9slnE the increase His experience on the bsnb
ample time for the business Of the conrts aud in w.
nd tna T. now consumed in each county with Sc ven
yuusts, Inc business has greatly Increased and Inc
@e9oer5 @ sit longer than when he was on the bench
him that ~ tnSe ne had little Of the old prejudice in
ne TACT that we shoulddo Injustice to ndyidna
nehners should any one Of them be dropped ont HI
feierred to leave the court as 1t now is ana nrovid
nverc i case oi vacancy it shall not be filled by the
odecide without injury to any one fN'''i'"
I'M mr SGTasue Of Brandon said he thought that when
lsrday said if II was question as To ybefber we
Son N tne number from six to he should
@ ana there His information that we need but
six Tbe e snogth o eersny favor reduction to
saates and EXPENSES would naturally bestir
Mr Howe Of C9steten briefly favored lSr delay.
TIN wLisa was seconded by the Houss and the motion
10r the b to lie was DISAGREED to. The question re-
Mr. Howe of Ludlow said the matter resolved itsel,
IN o. two 20 % Can sx judges do the work? and
sT fSs He Se6 Se1 Svs ot beSt to member
and aries Of the JUDGES for nSprg gumbeT 2 tae N npm6eI
PaSSt he referred to the statistics y
h showing reduction in the number OF cases reported
y MIR Poland Poland of St Johpshurv bv rorn,,,.,.,, 80
Howe stated that the court at the present time did not
report az the cases heard by it, cases
Mr. Howe LUDLOW replied that the unreported cases
W e no more HOW tnan they were before the number
the recommendation of the Governor aud reduce 5ur
n3utt 30 H. Me2ehses he knew that some of the members
income Inc Of twenty-five hundred dollars and he though,
no ln1ustre could be done them 1t not
that we should retire the oldest member Of the court
nor nueea the Youngest; the good sense Of the legs
atnTe % may safely be trusted az to which one shall
oe M left n And he also Thought we should reduce
them without waiting for the hand of death to relieve
Mr. Bing ham of Essex demanded the previous cues.
ton, which was seconded by the House, and the
main question was then put-Shall the bill pass9
and on nat question Mr. Poland of st Johnsbury es-
taken-ayes l34, nays 81, so the bill passed O
JOINT ASSEMBLY.
Az +,,or,,o o,o,oo, en-, c,. ,,
tho ns ~ .ne neHaIe apneared IN the Hail
Sutiiea ah act 70 resuiate the times and
5 "a % uTE 5E lot senators III Congress
ni resoiItin3 sdGtei ~ au % ~ UomiqTlnity WITH
to, % az d'ppten M LOT me purpose Hon Co!
Shns Se'retTv nf fat m r ihe cnar' hoh george
b ss 81 ns Of the Senate for October
4'u 100 10 the electon oi senator, as named
an h h e r aS ~ q ~ ooneress dhd 4oh, resou
@ ta e f re 40 o{ IS secTetSrS M mr. BAd"in
"iit VA VI tHc !uThd ol the mouse, OF the
uie Men e m 20 uhe e!te'1n % q the same ONCE
ear terafSnn tJt Iost, drTi III TeTe f @ au y a g.
iau @ M eu naJuitS ~ all {le Vltes cast III botl
hpu es, ne was uecareu uuly elected Senator from
he sate o. vermont 70 represent SAID state III thu
] r w an tf MIN ior ERg % u Tern oa sA
SI1.s iron! anu ulltl we 4Vu uay oi March ID, 1879
, nt y3ihIt assembly tnereupoh dissolved, and the
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@ @ la r tne n @ r na9 ns tne 1o1nt CON
m fi i Hu , ioSe 81 m tG & wutbIouse oe directeI
70 9"lntl ,'si duu llslect tle WVTkuluse Rutland
nd report to their respective houses the condition
,c1 anu a.sp 1t any leEls atiou OF APPROPRIATIONS
re necessary ~ contISSe tue sdme' adopted IN con
NutIeHVt
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nils jntrofurea and referred -By Mr. Redidgtop nj
Ruf,uI rr uati,,y tnr s,ir Hf iHtoyicatIng 0aru %
he bin s similar to the Massachusetts license law