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

III n 81 an act to enable the pew owners aud proprie
lage in StnEIe.atlonal church iu the North vii
EehsT @ act TO change the name of BERTHE Young;
Az q an act to change the name Of Mary Edith Pur
II v " seherai com -
70 I'll Issue bonds; to Judiciary com. "
5 az act e legaize he grand list Of the town Of
u ~ s4uth Tor the year 1875 to com on grand ist
the M;,n an a.t n amendment of an act TO establish
ton " '0"o0' uistrlct' 10 com on educa-
als an N act in amendment of an set relating to the
TO com n aGt relang to the duties of district clerks
Of Emapas an act f 70 lexazs the grand list of the town
therein named; TO com on Claims L 0Snioi" 'ne sum
free acsde@S an o Sc St an f q ate the Bel
thereof; to com on education 'l "S''e'
academy Of Fairfax com on edaeatsn the bellows Tree
po33Ies mutual life insurance company; to com on
On motion the Senate adjourned
HousE-FoRENooN
Reading Of Scriptures and praver Inv RavI n rb
proved. ie'u ana ap-
Bills etc, introduced and reterrsd-By Mr. Lewis Of
Norwich, to pay Thomas Sargent Jr The sum therein
named; an! d. to com on claims
INK dogs and Tor the protection of sheep and other
BY Mr. Miles OF Grafts6ury, to pay George H Kinnes
ton the sum therein named to com claims
Of 0hitenden; to select com consisting of the mem
Of5 By T3T Mr kanne9r tas eS9EG E IN
tne n b Howard will case; to special com on this
BY Mr. Bingham Of Essex. to pay Peter Collier the
sun an therein n.saamed 70 com on claims.
clse Oh Johh Phar all oil which were referred the
BY Mr. Chase Of Concord, relating to the qualification
OF voters in school district meetings to on udic
By Mr. Redngton of Rutland, by request, to amend
acts relating to the Incorporation OF the village of
theeret99; AZ referred to com Oh corporations.
the sum therein named to com On claims Ho"e'i
: 81 IN amendment OF sec 4, chap 47,gs to com
htsRpS the IL tine ne Of cd hdng & TIE May q
BY Mr. Poland of St Jonnsbury, to repeal an act to
actions; to com on judiciary.
By Mr. smalley Of Burlington, to amend sec IA, chap
a gs, relating to wrlts; to com on judiciary
JSt h s Of s Ha M Of Se oss Of %
sentayes the eenins OF oGto6sr ssS for yPfS tie
purpose OF hearing an address from George Angel
the prevent ~ Of cruelty to animals, on The rela-
dgmb" Whsh was adopted on the Hls part '@ Of the the
BY Mr. Fletcher of Cayendish. that both Houses
meet in JON assembly in the Hall of the House
Of Representatives on Tuesday, October sih
state auditor of accounts, sergeant arms adutant
advocate general, railroad commissioner, cominisson.
of insane superintendent OF the state prison three
the vermont university and State agricutura col
presrntatives be granted ou the evening OF October
! naut, superinteudento OF educatiun and Il I Fuller
Special order-H % an act relating private roads
was taken up as the special order for haf-past teu
MIR ralcott of Wiston proposed to amend the bill;
first by striking out the words, and expense Ut frnc
MIR orton OF Fairfax moved that the bill be recon-
mitted to the com on highways, bridges aud teries
which motion agreed to.
MIR Curtis OF Lowell moved recons deration of the
vote whereby the third reading of II 39 atlug to
voters iu town, school and municipal meetings was
Mr Miles of Craftsbury said the bill. if passed,
would permit large communities of Scotch conveuant-
ers who had re iDus scrupes aEuns taking an oath
Of aegence to this conntryto become voters i'll town,
school and municipal meetiuEs
the notion to reconsider was disagreed to.
Rcp0rts-From the com on tue grand list in favor Of
II A. to legalze the grand list OF the town ot Plymouth
for the year ISIS: with proposal of amendment whit ii
agreed TO. and the bill was read the third time AID
From com claims in favor of %, to pay HARRISON
L Sa ord the sun therein nalued; W tn proposal Of
aud bill read third time and pas ed
From the general CON- adversely to II D. repeating an
act concerning doys and for the protection of sheep
aud other domts,ic animals on motion of MIR Eaton
FIR IN com on Judiciary in favor of tOi to aulhu~,
ze the village Of Rutland to borrow money to extend
I'D increase Its present supply OF water; read tud
From general com. in favor of II 75, to change the
third time and passed
name Of Mary Edith Plrdy, and constitute her herr
law Of Alison Writer'S OF Milton; read third time
From com corporations, in favor of 50, to leta-
ize the action OF tus nne.liR mouse
society OF Troy ana pIoN!ue iuT ne reorganization ol
From nom on m fayor Of H 49, to
s6e the %na Tlt PeW of Hs Z
pose of the same; read third time and passed.
From com on corporations, in favor of II q, in
aaTeH read third rd time % and passed '"' VI
F9m Gsr@ S4 H r.hdon to OF 81 it's 9 b5@
reSa Iro @ te m aiu nn in favor of II 80 an aner
p1 M ci a ac c restimr to- WoD xraded srhS"i a.
INrf,tr n1U n n i1p IN
SF ss Of V dstfct csFAs b read the 'hrd Tine
1hd pnssea sem on education adversely to Fl CO. to amend
sec Of an act reatnk 70 Sano11 census i ani obnef
reading refused
the rand list of the town of EmoTe for 1878 bill read
the third time and passed
act relating to courts Of insolvency.
Nj Hot6n Of Jamaica moved to lay the & I'm on the
O'clock next Thursday forenoon.
settled that this law is nconsttutional ana it miyht
as well be repealed;
of this bill Tor the Of the strong public opinion
VA in Rs state aFSnst Ics any IhS@ m a m
aud not state law A state law must necessarily be
is enforced There less necessity for ins0lv-
ency law in this state than in communities that were
state Ia th,ugt the dSaV woIi result ii no differ,
ent conclusion of the matter than If the bill was to be
Mr hoIton Of JamaIcl said there was great
sity for nsoveut law to prevent the scramble that
would once be made in every part Of the state by
creditors to secure their debts Honest men, 1t left
work ont their honest desires, would finally pay one
hundred cents dollar; but if forced OF pay under
the . grab law" they would be Obliged to suspend
He hoped we should 70 slow the repeal of thls
, law ,,,,-,.,,
Mr Eaton OF D1nve favored thls Diil, ana aiso I'M
cd He understood there was to be bill introduced
that would be much more acceptable to the people
. than the insolvency bill. . .
MT lowe OF Lp" aapo &c ~ eln VI ,'ipi VI Wa VI liI
! Grafton of the matter
: / he m iii III t. make the bl special order was
further discussed by Mr. Mlesof Cratsonry Mr. Eaton
a Of Dalvlle, Nc II ltnn pt "a htiea' hr hdeck Oh
Hnesburgh, Mr. HAYWARD OF A Alllson, aud, under a
demand for the previous question, made by MT Howe
of Castleton, the motion was agreed to ,
On motion of Mr. Eaton OF Danville, adjourned
,,.- ,zun.ao,,
HousE-AFrEhNooH'
. D;r. ;ut.,J,.oI and ysferreI I-By Mr. Kennedy of
nttts ~ ~, u, Iik Rayan the s1uI therein NAMED
tn az noin M M claims
10 'oiu oT f vicorv IN levalize the grand list o
A DS VT % W. or, Tor is77. tn rom on Grand nst
tng " ,,sdiiI ~ 81 George To Iekaizp the pranf
by III t,.n nf 81 GeorSe for the Years 87 and
e is-s, 10 com on grand list.
hspOL ~ ~, II "a riIatny to tp fenrinr Of hvi-
res aiyerSseIy a u; n ~ 'U ,ff1sad f3aa"= W ~ ~ " 7
WAYS lili @ "a, 49, nd ferries adver
rom Y pyu ~ VI ~ In, ~ o. a ii sntins anI en-
sk % II o. pr ,,d the nuhiic hisnwnys
9rshaue tre5s a h III uera a scnssai Nv Mr. Bnvham
of Ete1 VT % ZEN 1 ce,ii r each ree when wa,
amend so as 10 h,m o oen T II, nd tie tlrd
DISAGREED 10 70 - -s,,s5 " oI oee0o VI i' ' " ~
realhs was re- 5 It,ton in favor of & i'm reator
d FROM CON gu ~ srhmn tiIes read third time aut
,,guad
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