Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-13

the facts stated in support Of the bill were true II
u TO attend every term of the courts in the seyera
se The expense to the state for assisa &c
hates atorEeys was not so great had been stated
oa motion o. Senator Belden ordered to lie aud b,
General business-on motion Of senator Dyer th,
@ noer passing 05 an act in amendment OF act fo
cred pio'e'''oh Vi nsh ahd game was Ieconsid
q an act in relation to the collection Of taxes wal
moIninF. '-~' 0'N'' "a W H'o'' ~"
Third reddings-S 81 an act to establish state boart
to provide for Uniformity IN tsIston passed.
dn,;e az act III amendment of su act relating to th
ugtes OF town superintendents of schools: passed
taf iS an sct ln relation to the distribution Of Les
1 .1 IN act PROVIDING for an inquest on the burning
oqli5d,nss lio nn si ana !, Other property lsssed
refund its notes or bonds; passed =
10 an act TO incorporate the Vermont Bar Associa
au act in addition to the charter Of the Farmers
aha a. Meehanics Institution and Trust Co; passed
feurn to the Senate l00 an act toT the projection
Senator that the vote ordering the third
resams O. III be reconsidered agreed to, and OIL
the special order Of to.morning ANu Oe i''a''
oyGs y9nt res9lgton-By Senator Beardsley relating
G an nlitarS recoTds of the war Of is; referred tc
'ne t6f fSin 6fanr,id4 on military affairs.
HOUSE. FORENOON.
- Reading of Scriptures and prayer by the chaplaiD
Ihe Journal of yesterday was read and approved
sad ths ard tfo S6 to apProprste m9Iey t
don moved to amend to tx the sum at SltGO in
ior the jail and ior building barn and such othe
luildiugs as 10 the directors may seem necessary
St Johnsbnry, sgrague OF Brandon, Steele Of sharon
hat9n Of panyie, llolbrook of Milton, Redington o.
hutlad MeHder Of Fairhaven. MIR Hulhrook Of Miitor
moved to amend to tx the at 5000 instead Of
snd G qT 69srs & &enEne nj water @ and Ess
ther discussed by Mr. Fuller OF Fairhayc On tie de
ford the amendinent Proposed by Sr sprasue wa.
rejected and the bin passed.
SAVINGS institutions ana II trust Taf
| provides hank
and trust company in the state shall pay tax OF
nan OF one er cent direct to the state treasury in lieu
Mr. Alexander OF Guilford favored the principle Of
the bill being lust to the tax OF the state but
wished the he the amount Of local taxa
uon IS could be and retain the deposits now III our
50 as to make the tax threeourths Of one per cent in
eS I the state TO pay its Just proportion OF the taxes
and to make 1t neary equal to the taxes imposed
inquiry o Mr snaiey Vi Burlington that lie personal
property OF the town of Guford was much OF II sworn
lLg his amendment lie demand d the yeas and nays.
Mr. SmalleS sad he believed that tax OF ohelai Of
stocK OF the state and further that Of per
cent was all the savings banks can pay ana continue
r AeIaIder said the fault with the present return
the towns. be that much OF the real estate,
especially the back lands, now set III the list Tor
more than 1t would sell or aud 80 there is al ilequa
W IN the tax on real estate. ,,
AR Eaton ot Danyle thought all things considered,
We had better accept the bill as Is;
Mr. Rock ell OF Brattleboro SAID the com on banks
due greater revenue to the state than ii We should
make 1t n larger tax.
cious the legislature to strike blow at The saw
nEs banks Which would have tendency to drive them
ing Interests OF the state q tne oIisase. heH ana
reetly at tie farmers of the state ,.--
On the question OF adopting thS amendment Iropos-
ed by Mf Alexander, the yeas and nays we're taken-
ayes Is. nays l76 80 the amendment was rejected,
S sT Of 81 sns sa IG a Si
see how the passage OF TINS bill Will lead to the equa-
zatlun OF He cited bank Ill his knowledge
where S60Ov invested Ill village oIpolauon now pay
tax o u 2U. While under tins bill 1t Wound pay oil!
$3U0 b It, Also,we shall tax the deposits oI he poorer
deposlturs, winch are now exempt ne peIleheu We
should derive more tax under the present sy stem Aa
IIr Rockwell of Brattleboro said that this bill would
reach Iarge amount Of non-les.dent deposits WHICH
The bi was then read the third time and passed. a.
Special 0TGer-H 81 to repeal an act relating 10 the
Practice medicine and surgery, approved NOV y,
1870 was taken up Us the special ofueF iot e!o.A
ar Hubbard of Plymouth favored the passage of the
bill repealing al act which was hastily passed at the
the medical proie ,slon Of the state he believed ne
people OF the state cared less how they are cured
they only can be cured ineIe are several 1no
splrtuasts III tins state who practice thelr OWL s'-
DDS healing aud he thought NO nlndl ance sAouu O
placed III the way OF these peope being leeea US the!
please. Those living Oh the borders OF the Stale CANNOT
employ physician from out ol the state H'hou, tne
pAy sciau's beng lable to heavy me. He believed
me repeal Of such law was demanded US tAe people
AIR Waterman of johnson. in behalf Of the minority
OF the CON- Who reported asalhst tne passGsvUr ahT
protocuon might MS ell reiea an LAVE ie-
the education OF the people, as TO rel cal tue
law whi4h protects iaull4es from imposition by
Mr. Canton OF Colchester demanded the previous
Qnes non hlch seconded and the D Was read the
tnird time Pending the question Oh tie passage oi
On motion of Mr. Potter of Pawlet, adjourned ayes
lUI nays Il.
HoUsE-ATTERSooS.
Unfinished businsss-H eIto repeal an act relating to
the practce OF medicine and surgery, approved NOV
Sir Harrington of Halifax moved that the bill be
MT Howe of Ludlow read some of the provisions OF,
the ACT proposed be repealed, calmlI Tor the act
that 1t Unconstitutional and that ls lepehl lie qt
mgnded By the people OF the stale IL ltsSL IL ll'
state desires 10 summon phS ticlal from New iuIb
BUston the physician So hGnaoht1 must @ hist o.
ceruncate from tue board OF eensors as IiV'la.u
under act and Whle lie is dong tLat may bt tu
Iaie for the saving the sick person dc regarded
the law as n Insult to the nteE OF tue people q.
the state who AMPLY aUIe 10 protect Themselves
Practice lICm adjoining STATE, could not some INTO
This state called because he COu!d hot outaln
e from the boaI uf ctnsUTs, although lie was
recognized AFFINITY III his hr9itshiol me a.
tempt had been made III MassacAnheus 10 ass sue4 d
laW as tins they never had been aOie 70 DO 81 Ii
nOped We should low repeal Nhat was clearly an oi-
urtssiou AID aDrdgmeIt OF the rights uI the people.
Ge Was ouposed 10 an ciass leg station. and thl
Was one OF worst oil that ElAd ana he wanted IL
Mr Harrington of Halifax protested against the
wholesale abuse that had been neated Lp3n lhe mel-
Icai profession. Ihe pi! stl4ls oi tls Huuse nave
seen nj to 1ayor or o thls pill Ot Ae oeeNeu
the aM to be IA s III "a favored tile motion
to ui smss claiming that the law was iur me pfoec
ton OF the peol le AGAINST imposition from 'nosv Ao'
Mr Niles OF CraTts6ury said he would allow any
Ia hiring arvuL d the SICK bed nsOeief lie might Sc
1t 10 tAI He did not regard the Law as uLcoAslta-
uon.lblt ne DID not regHTu a. az 70
to isniss oped the pli wouId be passed and tie
Mr. faton oi panve demanded the previous ques-
ton which was seconded. On the question, shan te
ed the eas and nay which were taken aI So Lay L
iSs So the motlol to DISMISS was disagreed TO-
MI Pollard OF Windsor moved to reconsider thevote
refusing third reading OF Il zo' pioidi4E ioE te
allowance and pay meat oi certain 1ial4s against he
state ,,-,,.., t.oro,, the ,,,,,,,, e, r.,,,,
sider and desired the com n tbt JUDICIARY 10 e1P@4h
VIII they reported against the blll ,...,-,,, .
Mr. KedingtU Rutldud SAID II tns Dill snsil pass II
made eyerS county court a court OF audit to aliUw
CLAIMS winch better come before the con on claims,
r,t ne state auultur crosseIanAe the Witnesses
MI Alexander OF uuiliord thousht We best Place TO
set lie these claims was at nome ana D! the JUDGES OF
he county court who know ell the parties and clrcum
fSaevine of Hardwick favored the motion 10 re.
tnat tue bill may be passed and thus prOtIue
soine way TO of the great number OF bills nitro
6e merits OF the bill iurther discussed by Mr.
Redugton Of kutlaLd and MT Miles OF Craitsbury Mir
ret',n ti DauylIIe demanded the previous question,
| Which was seconded. The motion 10 reconsider was
then na So Called nm a to ipcor
poTate the Guiford seminary; the Dill was read tne
'jG i rssoi,tion-Irom the Senate, granting the use
of lie REPRESENTATIVES, Hall for an address from Iere-
ha com on the insane leave to visit the insane asylum
f Brattleboro Gud other asylums adopted in Concur
renee Currier Of Troy called up 49, to regulate the
sale ot innton OF Rutland discussed the question at
Inth considering it Of pubic policy. without
,e 70 the question of temperance or any other queS-
tn save that OF the public good He SAID he stood IN
harmony with the experience OF majority oi the
~ this Uuion aud tine nations OF the world, and
haeyHi il better the state to attempt to regulate
~ Sne rat her than to attempt to prOLlDt which did
not n briey Iplained the provisions Of the bt
the same the Massachusetts law which he sand
h1f lie Tconcuded by saying that the fault OF the whole
hainess is that men ri drink and however much We
may attempt prohibit It, the sentiment Is GRADUALLY
rGwing among the people 10 remove the liohultOry
f ~ smd substitute i'll its stead wholesome license law
'an Hn AM nSnttnn Of Mr. Bing ham Of Essex, adj.
SATURDAY NOVEMBER g, ,ls7s-SENATE.
o.jJo;,,,od,,ced and reyerred-By Senator DeRne
act in amendment OF an act Tor he proteetun OF hsh
t,d game approved November "A, ls1i;t0 com on game
s1atop Rice an act to prevent the too frequent
change OF text books in our common schools to com
on aSuat1r Cushman an act to change the Of
ci eriss Cough to Charles L. Bailey; to gen ON
M Senator Belden. act to project Dlack bass III the
ataie. 10 com game and nshefle5
| BY senator King, an ACT iVi tHe ie-s"''sS VI ""H
h4Ss Tnm ~ lie House Fl 225. act to repeal act
aboshinR the Office Of sealer oi weights ana measures
10 yen @ tbe House $685. an act taxing savings banks
and trnst Inpanies; to com on bdnks
II sl5 an act to incorporate the GuAford Seminary;
az an act to repeal an act relating to the practice Of
medicine and surgery; TO gen com .
90 'ha statntes upon county iais and the confinement
~ prisoners therein, aud moved That II be reconed
To the com on judIciarS agreed TO. ,.,. 49,
tbo nnbcation OF future volumes OF Vermont Reports,
and moved a suspension of the rules 20 permit oil re-,
snu @ ~ for amendment; agreed to. and amend
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