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

Bills introduced and referred-By Senator Ballard
pardon and to enable the Governor to advise with
tain of the JUDGES OF the supreme. court in relation
BY senator Deane, an act to limit the powers Of
town superintendents and to increase and extend
the authority of tue state superintendent; to com on
BY Senator Mead. an act to amend sec 40 of chap
81 OF S; to committee on Judiciary. The bill author
justices of the to authorize persons to serve
stables in the absence OF the proper ooers OF
the court. ,.-, ,
bridges favor OF Il 1885, an act granting ferry to
John Neil; passed -. o..o,.os
Nov 3D. 1873 relating to the training OF common school
By Sen tor Dwinel an act in amendment of chap
% OF relating to the division of school districts; to
From the committee on claims, in favor Of II SO
act to pay Dennison Johnson the sum H therein
tee and was replied to by Senator Powell. Passed in
It was moved by Senator Peck that the House be
requested to return to the Senate 49, act to le
gaze the grand list of the town of Elmore 1t was sc
senator Peck called up Sc an act Grohisitng the
judges of te supreme court from holding ofhce Ill any
f 81 e sf 3 s h1Ss Ne h9sa
Imply, he thought, that any member Of the supreme
conneHtion come Ito With any any; ralroad
Senator Parker said that although he had no very
not ike his kind OF legislation and should oppose
its passage, and should demand the yeas and nays
Senator Deane stated that mature deliberati2n
some suspirons prevalent that connection with rail
road gorp9rati9a might influence he purity h Of the
he did not @ sneh b nT ion
Senator ormsbee opposed the bill because it most
certainly would be construed fling at the stl
preme court, which ought not to be subjected to any
senator Parker demanded the yeas and nays which
were as follows: Yeas-Senators Arnold, Ballard
B1e ha bnnshee ReirasD Dwine byer Frahkn, Gay King
leash Mead and PS9e Waer pecN
Parker. Thompson. and Writers; and the bill was
70 an act relating to check lists of voters was by
request of the House, and on motion OF senator Bel
senator DwineIi by request, moved that the vote
refusing the third reading OF House bill an act 10
pay il. n Cole the sum therein mentioned be recon
Senators Munson and Deane favored the recon
,deraon and the vote refusing the third read ing
was reconsidered On motion of Senator Deane. the
House requested to return the SAID Dill to the
relating to check sss Of Of
amendment concurred in by the Senate.
On motion. the Benate adj.
Hous1-FoRENooN.
Reading of Scriptures and prayer by the chaplain
Journal OF Yesterday read and approved
Bills introduced and ryerrsdaBy Mr HONG ,s, OF Lud-
oM to m feap s s he m and hs and dis
charge of prisoners. approved November II, lo'o'
COY By N Mr Rowel of Albany by request to amend sec,
ton chapter 6 of relating to marflaKe' 10 COIL
oI IRsspports"From committee education. adversely
to S. act to amend an act t9 estaosG the
spsctal orders g. repealing act relating t.
taken up the special order for hafpast ten O'CLOCK
Mr Brown Benson said that ts the
S yod dT s
grabbing OF the assets of debtors ne thought Una Ina
press large class Of debtors who would probably be
able to struggle through the Crisis II not
Mr Eaton of Danve said the whole country de- de-
the b Of Sf bs s sae SIMILAR to
ought Inst as much s onfspee to p1 on the
sta1Ite books; but that almost all classes demanded
its repeal He that there are serious
Under 9 the old grab law" aud he didn't believe we
M Spranue OF brandon said he originally favored
the passage this b but he had sonewat tb X
ninsc9onsttntiona is 9ntt and it is he should noy prefer
some general assixnnent ne ia% %trupt m acts large par
m tfdl tbe m assets sn Of the debtor the way the
creditor-they used up IN costs ne e intro
dneed and he moved that this bill be orderea bo m t
until action can be had Oh the ne" D'i ~ o0
Nj Howe of Caseton favo ed the motion 70 t Ne ne
can give the people should give them sone.ns "
come between them and the old grab law oe'ofo VIZ
m nar of Londonderry favored the melton to lie
thtt be tbe there art
any parts that are n0perasvee bnoks an imperative
% else be drawn up to taxe ~
Lace He did not believe the present hi to
Vas adapted to the needs of the peopiS u a S~nld
as In only relieved debtors in this state ouS @ s nt ~
si he holden for the full amounts 10 creui AM
Ihe stAte He did not favor Dankr upt0S 40 ,Sa car
sn Id have this law repealed Just as ih,lItv ~
fniIy understand its defects ana tne P%act IL he
| its execution. He would nave the Diii i'o' '
| called up at any time su.har favored the motion
m Iie He found himself in bad posiont IN that ht
pow compelled to favor the repeal OF Ah ao' ' "
| favored two years ago, ,u
RjiIs introduced and Teferred-By MI oV,napinten
atng To- the com pensaton OF town supefih'eh
ANTS of schools; to com on eu ~ f- roort apes nj
,are"ua nj property; read the third time in
MI Camp OF Newport desired further M tr to tha Xiii
10 MORTGAGES before he couiu voLe ~ 4; he
IL sseened TO him like putting the debtor N ~ her
ar al the creditor Such law was " toiG ~ dd moi
t.1es hut according to his iDforihat9Hh u act was
orI n the satisfaction of the people thnutd
v for the beneft OF the debtor class ne 4 weaken
ohy ation IN Ia il: but he thought 1t Wouu as ni
essd and proye great injury to the poorer CHASE
~ Sprague of Brandon said fault hsd pee1 lind
n. i,n heca nse ne mud not favored Dill U LIS fr sic
VIII aars ago: and so great was the ueah III, ba mad
Mi among the poorer class OF deDtoIs n1 thia law
na u to favor sI III law. He explained abtors and
.nmd work to the benefit OF the hqness 10 help
urniee the creditor enabling the credieor nora II
E ead of this law protect creditors lrV ~ nossble
btnys lie wanted the bill as near perieco rSs
4 10 ina nd he would move that the WI out and Ia
a from In the 14h section, be strlcken he sold
aaS @ same section provide that the properly na' w
an three days n0tlcs