Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-20

po,fe From com on railroads, adversely 70 H. 4ao
to secure towns full np0 01 % riroad Cor
eaiIita stock owned By such towns Ill any l"i'i'"
Sr 4deyine Of Hardwck called up Il XII u
t3 a se on second bao Mr. Judeyne moved TO- ahenu
to kegp on hs p2S pRe@ nTS we're Mess
- Of Rutland Eaton OF Danylile ana Aast pi
ha XII favored by Messrs Poland OF ~ 3ni TS
t ny On anvilIn and HartshOrn OF tul!nual y
Eaton OF ss was tien disagreed to- The amend
en Opposed by Mr GrS rand Sl OF Mr. Poland OF st
laNutT in1yed 10 modify the amendmeht 81 A. ~
provide tnat w vas agreed TO- and the amendment
was agreed to, and the OH WAS ie"" INV ~
passed. com on elections on the resolution referred to
them admitting Henry JafEnah th " t"wt OF ToGs.
Nam adversely to the passage OF the l
als on the m the re resenatve from the town
f Topshan adversely to the passtse OF te
ihnsS @l atori the COMMITTEES. as follows: ,sr
Spe tirepo From the tesli mohy roai's meeting
IN TSpiha September 1873 %s le1a t %arhg re up
opened and three ballots WGre e last of which bal
sentative without any ei'e'i'i'
! lots was as tollows' oso
whole number of votes cast ......'.''..''''''11o0
Nressary for choice ,.............'...'.iii'
j II McLaue had ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Vi
afi BeGub5 e ina had q
/ il Jackman had ....'.''.'''''''''''''
/ j a Perkins ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Scattering. .'''''.'t.- -
1,mndately after the result of the third pa'io',
above stated was annonnee1 he eI nstng he consta
Me- mt The motion and majority u tnd
voted for nn saa y5nF Tor a9urnment ben
Trsater:by forty than the number e2iHs aa5tn1THe
TPe ,s as Alter i've o'clock the aiterno9n
Before the m Gt 'S Canned the meeting could not
dournad and immediately after the cohst t N
s4re9f the Se' and more oerd their votes to Il
Constable for town lie Constable dec
M 10 receive any more votes claiming the neesns
adjourned The to%n agt h@ eogbty ocers and VIII
d tHs was being done the constable was 'aea ram
Legal dv9 9f tEs to eonsbe ne
If These voters persisenty called upon .he
y3 tho iS own th5ry the RESI-
h STATE and o9n%tSS a x1s the vady he
which had been declared 6y me ton Sep
and humber then SO protesting being seye
een 81 seventeen y9,s tier 5r tfeR 59neEmsn
10 again refused oltake said votes and decA
r.. he would take no more v9tSs e s't aitsr Collins
veter called on the legal voters present 10 co
With t1 Yeers t
Votes for town and the oT Hnfvsy
pppear,ng that James eLane had saia Mc
ali tie votes cast sad Goitt1SS tsn Of Topsham
Ve aug he lime the constable refused to take te Su VI,
or n3 ot t r to take or receive said votes
el cal upon the voters to tor%afn nnetinE mad b
ell When The Vote adjournment was Ia
NJ Ia rte majority of the legal yQtets ~ ionrued
IN SsupnSsing the meeting had been % the Il
" s te votes offered the constable ai lsnd TN
of hahn shVuld be counted, the vote woulu sV ~.
~ Whole number of votes cast..'
III Narnssarv choice
MS James McLane had.........'.'.''''''''I1 ID
his MA Ss yiv FOR
Kill "If only the votes offered to the constaple anu
" ~ I'M UNI Sn ii collins called on TIE voters 70 ~
'as forward aud vote and OF Wl iand t ini
Mt be counted the vote would staL t 't 4
i've w Whole number OF votes casV''
i'd Necessary for choice.
~ 81 these II McLane had...'.''.''''''''''S
10 Ma 4 for James Mciane
'o MI nisc OF Montpelier favored t'ie t1
vas James 4 Mclan9 as t Win ali the precedents
Ems TeaSrrIs of tins House, winch views Of Hhany
10 by Mtn r"n ~ johnson, Mr. Martin Of Wlillans'
in way N, RHedngton OF Rutland Tine clam al All
his Lane to the seat was "p rssIpdS4 Mr. HuoDGr
mi 93iiinS0th Mr. Harrington OF llalilaA NE 4lS
.hu EVnst Farlee. Mr. sheridan oil AlgAgate anu hi
NY ahqn O. .umit9n Of Rutland moved that the reRq
lhlf hack TO the committee on elv IL i coI
Mr. rsit tha they re port especially WnStnes ~ 10 az
uE- quest tl' tnyn To adjourn freeman's meeuhg 50
lie aehg one demands the right to vote ne bt
fed MOTION to re-cohnnG Ts1 sprasue OF brandon,
WV Cam of Newport, ulu i w ''l't'S -
Dau line motion was wlthHla% an nm the resolution
w Tba 1lestion was then taktn on ny r, 80 Renresr
lpr- Inv ,mea r Mclue to MS seat Us te
NM P,Soy, the town of rOpshnn, ana NJ Nhi
lie iNtrl,G demanded the yeas anu n tS,m ttaa
Was taken ayes 90, nays llo' so tho
ch GREED Iroosoton admitting Jackman to ra se
r n i've from TOpsuam was tAeil tiij X, r,
lol FtISfoi nger-H 49, to extend an lut lol tV "a
The Hi~'I%1c0us from Pa ssllsle river; VIZ t1as
- as special order for tnreG nv NJ pa1d of 81 Johnsi
NJ SSni oil Newpor proposed al @ atn,,,r t6e
~ better to protect the laau We discnssei b
IDS by blooms; which Mr GHrrer of Troy Mr. Rogt
his tSnainc Mr. Thomas OF L9iehnudn "a 5,ud MIR pa
" hIESghgson, Mr. Fuller OF hslfuaNeh anu N-