Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-10-30

means for tSs Lnqow ars approved the amendment as
dollar Al ann power to "trip him OF the last
20 M o sIfTass ashed e NJ Howe OF Ludlow he would
6e Wonld eng OF enemy III case OF peedf He believed
iSi eiS friend show you that am honest tGu ws
Security baSs' OF my personal property the
Seip s6 N ths poor man but believed this bi would
Mr. Poland Of ST JoBnsbSR2sSo s,.,ed the v,e ., A..
ooTmmitiee T in regard to this bill '"' tne
5HShsI Mr. Of Msdsoa Mr Pornd 81 & &
Johnson twbn ar Howe of Ludlow, Mr. Waterman Of
Of fRa BsnsoRnp Ms fDt%l to the PYoT
ea o m oi Rptand who that the bill be order
M au oe made the special order for Tomorrow
dsaRressdf p haf past ten O'clock which motion was
oaa Mt Camp e Nswpor. opposed tho motion to strike
like tSGot t 81 Wist3n said this bill looked to him
msss sne M PHI oe dismissed On the question Of dis
Mr smalley Of Burlington opposed the motion to dis
favored Of thsp bP by MIR sprasue
pvmnnt 1l was tqrther discussed by Mr. Hubbard Of
y uiOueh, ana M waterman of johnson demaudai
Hopse snd d question Which was seconded by the
ana Sas WSs deced aed n the bha the
,5 nays i2s Pending Ihe question on the adop
days ~ & me to strike out the words thirty
On motion of Mr. Howe of Ludlow. adj.
HoUsE-AFrERNodS,
was taken up unfinished Business property
tbs OF brandon asked unanimous consent of
which was granted. and the amendments were With.
Mr. Howe of Ludlow moved to amend so as that in
Gse c 0i s .he m Of growing crops by any
be obtained in writing and knowled sed before n
magistrate duly authorized to take scknowiedsment Of
before Mn ,r such mortgage shall be valid. A'''
mani, 81 "a 81 ESSEX moved to amend the amend
ment t 80 ~ 10 include also personal property
Mr. Poland of st Johnsbury said a man has an up.
limited power to sell his property without the consent
OF his wife; and it would be an incongruity to now
o s S' he ssa
the proprlety Of the amendment.
Bingham was then agreed to-ayes los nays 81
81 M HeWe e a Id
uon Of Mir Bingham, -
ment was to prevent the husband from mortgas ing
MS growing crops wi hou the OF his wife and
without the consent Of her husband made dt' in
writing lS IT. at the time Of making the MORTGAGE
ment we have adopted killed the BILL destroyed its
Mr. Smaley of Burlington sgid he did not agree with
MI kedn ston as to the effect of the amendment We
the sale Of his property and We have only required
the Of the wife to the mortgage of the growing
Pending the consideration of the amendment, the
Senate appeared in the Representatives Hall for a
JOINT ASSEMBLY.
The Senate, and House Of Representatives met in
Joint Assembly i'll the hail of the House Repreheut
tves in persuance Of adjournment for the purpose
Court lis Hono con esde ct i
the Senate in the chair; George Nichols Secre AIRY OF
Fo; Chief Justice of the supreme Court Mr. Polau d
of StJohnsburV nominated John Perpoint of Vergen-
W and Mr. Scrao OF Versennes W was duv eeted u
that office for the two years next ensuing by viua
For First Assistant Judge of the Supreme Court Sen
Barrett Of Woodstock; seconded by MIR Pollard OF
%nasqF whereqP9n no other no%naton being made
oSce for the two years next ensuing by pfva goce
V9e Fer Second Assistant Iudge of tho eme cour
senator Sowles Of Franklin county nominated Homer
Bnrington. whereLpon no other nominatinn beinp ~
made Homer Royce Of bans wasdeelared electae
70 tbat re for tha two vear yext enaiiin,- h,
uiva poce vote
senator Dillingharn Of Washington county NOMINATED
made Timothy p Redfeld of Montpelier was dui /
eected to HAT Once for the two Years next ems n h.
F'r Fourtn Assistant Judge of tho Supreme Court
senator Beden Of Caledonia county nqminat,d Jona,
nan RHss Sf no HS nr
Boss @ of st. Johnsbury was dHy ell elected m
uocs vote -
dne fer a ca Il Ha
rv Pnwers Of Morristown: Seconded bv Mr. Burham u
II no o4eF Was dS Sehs dd
| ~ na5, ~ ~ ,;r, ,ncs veto 49, ' -
For SixtH Assistant Judro of the Supreme Court
Senator 0rmshee "f Rutlana conntV nonunatnd ateI
and oi seator son OF esunty
whereupon. no other nomination beux made Walter
the txn vear bV Sfpn rocs vote NAV oo' o
The Joint Assembly having concluded the business
for which If was couyened the same was we'd auf
the Senate withdrew.
House then resumed Of 81
Hon heinp on the adoption of tile Amendment prousC
ny MT Poland Of St Johnsbury said that nasmuch az
growing crops are part OF the realty and we require
ton He did not object to the substance Of the amend
mani Int nreferred that 1t be nut IN better form
Mr. Holbrook Of Milton opposed the bill as being det
Fine 10 Vii e enabe n noor anornK man to mort
gage his growing crops to some merchant or manulac
e tGwn su and 40 our taxatun
m Mr Howe Of Ludlow then proposed to change his
s OF any msrred person Which Vas agreeo
to. .,~'0'''
man mortgages his growing crops and fai S to har
e ae areh se Of said I he out the bill
would beneft manufacturers to the deriment II farm
er and R he was S Opposed e to 1T there ia be
IMPRESSION that the A W Gray Manutacturing Go were
that It is introduced by ir Bliss Of Bradford from
entirely different part of the state lie favored the bill
question, which was seconded by the House. III,
tie I'll Jill: ~
Mr. II NnWDDrt
heen adouted inpruy es tine bill But vet he was on
nosad tn it Ne have no petition or reuuest for sutl
hi, as mis- from the debtor class He dld however
that the manutacturers OF the state do
maud it, and that the A W Gray Manufacturing Ct
nasseT We are now in depressed t1mes-hard tunes
PA If pe mass this nil wa small nave All the GROWING
crnns on rnrtrnRed real estate also mortxaged and
taken by the mortgayee thus oppressllg the
rar piss Of m3rtaoTs e said thatsthe fact thai
# Ills hi shouId PASS II would enable the legal fraer
nitv to secure their claims for services in the iutere
OF the Door debtor class of state might be good
rsntemen Of this House raised against this bill W.
56sve H. retofore prospered without any such law M
ths and we can bet er prosper without than with II
IN answer to MIR Smaliey OF Burlington Mr. Camp sud
thai # we repea the BANKRUPT act there Would be op
mas rassiom a MA, the nrvisois OF this nil
NJ nf kutaud said he thought the law
ars wonid he bemeted without this bill Tor the mort
Iod rnnartv cannot he attached and so il prevents
@ as1 frnp hr;n~inv any suts to attach m1rtgaged
ei artS He sa1 we cannot any OF us s tell from ex
papience how this law will effect the people OF this
state% % ~. b Sc % aw opht to- he in its favor He
we can repeai it In two years He ho bill
was necessary and he thoug ht the people demanded it
Mr. Bingham OF Essex moved the previous question
which was seconded by the House The main question
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