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

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and re T1 on lnd adversely to s2 to abridge della,
r aiding refpP In certain civil actions; thiT;
s rm n com on Judiciary. in favor Of s7 To amer
81 ne 8 relating 10 the election Of toNI
~ SsentAINes Win proposal Of Amendment vLiei
mo1sa aaEteed red 70 MI Poland Of st Jo6ns6ury" ms
agreei to iA' 'Ae pIl be ordered to lie; which VA
From same, adversely to H 81, extending the ,,r,
reading reiused-yeas naSs las OOoA accounts; thin
ances: thiI fefsely to S5s relating to recognz
expe5s So zane o adversely to U 977 to diminish tb
ths 1os " ulAls oy jury This bill provided ,hs
refused sHouid return tie verdietl third readni
TO- Of an sss am adversely 70 2 in amendment of se
cases ~ Gci leatlnx TO pleadiugs in certain erimn
o1EFes; third reading refused A 'iiinlna
.s rom same, adversely 10 ss In addtion tn chan
ra H. q the g. relating to elections: third rsedip
From same, in favor of 81. in amepdmept of an
the a1esf 70 ca iz relating to county jas ft
Nov n ISL snd aischai ge OF prisoners approved
-, h ls'oi Win proposals OF Hmeudments aslraad =,
and The bil as amended was read the tbI n 70
smendmaTpV with proposals to the Senate
isbTmI b5om sane adversely to 2O4 to abolish capital pun
M MlsheHt MI Hubbard OF Ply mouth fayorea he nas
sa. OF the bill in the usual arguments 81 tb ne pSs
oI,pPUSe ii capital punishment - '-''o WIZ
70 ms scrtural arguments aud also as 10 the
oi those states which have abolished capital pnn
Mr. Hase Of Montpelier demanded the previous oues
ton Of the third reading of The MI NJ me hne cues
tsEennveasesn aensnded he yea: and which weS,
bill was refused ~ 'A' 'N'io reading OF th'
From same IN favor Of H Sll, in addition 10 chan +,
and passed -' A'u ~" L oincets' read third tint
csn ITom q e Re same adversely to a to amend sec 40
refused W oin0efs' 'nlrd reading
From gen com, adversely to H ll5 to rerp,,,s
Rutland, ordered TO lie O' '1i "euins'on o.
The committee Of conference on the disavres,,o
votes Of the two Houses on O. pToyidnv E tb
VISION OF the public laws OF this state reported recon
WITH similar modification to be made by the Sena,a
Inc report was ssreed to- aud the BILL US modified
StHate bis rtterred-s a. to incorporate the How,
Company and to provide that the Brandon Ian
uiarturitk Co may be merged III the same to com on
On motion Of Mr. Mack of Hnesburgh, adj
HoUsE-APTERSoos.
RESOLUTION by Mr. Brookius Of Shoreb,rn ,h.. a.,
readnt oi the journal Of tie House he Disposed viii
qtS ne rtinander OF this session. on motion of Nr
Reports From the general com, adversely to H 2os
IN amendment OF an act relating to the practice of
From general favor Of 5eFas,fd4 teiGsfd
rom usuce OF the peace: read the third time and its
Meso cTabury NJ Poland moved Etr TO saG MT
ne vote ordsrig the third reading which was sgreed
From com on ssarie. q state ofc rs in favor @ Of
sap st P9r5ning and
R9nie & Wick Iom was s asl.eS s na
bill read the third time and passed w. anu 'ne
From majority OF the general com, in favor Of II a.
and surgery together with minority report ssainst
the passage OF the bill on motion Of Mr. Howe Of Lud
low made the special order for tomorrow morning at
JOINT ASSEMBLY,
At hafv vast two O'Clock the Senate appeared in the
tEe aGa % State asSy
Hdn Il tR Of one week
hSn George Me- &Niehols Secretary Of the State CLERK
the & .s aaf un P?Tnb Cd that
week 1t half past two o'e9ck in the afternoon sec.
Lndw onss and % aSS
mott motion to adjourn The moen s to adjourn for
MGwt Of faaw csd dp abolish tn
oce of curator OF the state cabinet the question be-
low explained the necessity Of having some suitable
to to G fSTe If f9r the STATE cabinet and the third
On motion Of Mr Poland, adjourned
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER sTH-SExArE.
Ellis introduced aud referrsd-By Senator Battell,
TO pay the town oi Granville the sum therein named
BY senator Munson, an act providing for commits.
sioners of trust and defining their duties. to on
By Senstor Webster by request, an act to legallze
he grand list Of the town of Johnson to grand
BY Senator Ballard. for the committee on the state
prison act appruprhtng money for repairs to tine
state prison; ordered to lie, and the usual numbers to
be printed.
he superintendent Of the prison be under control OF
directors: same order as abo.e
By same, amendment OF an act to pay expenses Of
The reform school approved November "a 1876; 10 com
From Il House. 14s, in amendment Of an act in
'a9n AZ m to s9i pT ~ TX Il to com ened on PfdnPx tn
tjwu officers; to com 3ud
II 367 to appropriate money to furnish the house Of
BY senator, ,Deane, by. request, an act in amend
melt 4 secl Of an act for the PROTECTION of game
same and fisheries.
BY Senator Danforth, an act concerning dogs; to com
By senator Dunshee. TO pay Edward Gorham the
Special orders an an act to estabsha state board
senator Writer'S briefly stated come objections to
he bill which he considered would result in useless
Senator Ballard favored the bill OF course there
ould be but one objection to this measure in the in
me OF expense The items of eIpen,e mentioned BY
he last senator, were not possible under the wording
u the bill Tie whole expense to the state was limited
TO the $1,000. The members of the legislature
ad contributed more than that sum to the sufferers
ng to expend something for the prevention of disease
home Most prevalent diseases can be prevented by
-centfc precautions. he bill provided for the dis
,emnation OF knowledge upon subjects connected
with tie science OF health, about which there is wide.
Senator Oriusbee called attention to the fact that
here some tO~ns iii the state where there were
physicians who could under the bill, serve
OWLS III the state without rhysclans, and if any OF
Aese desired board of health they could call in a
ia! sillau from an adjoining town lie advocated the
senator Powell favored the bill as from his personal
)bservG ion and experience III bis LOCALITY he knew
bot b ards OF health were needed.
Senator Mead favored the bin, but proposed to
mend by providing that the secretary of The loca
oard nay instead OF shaH be physician: amendment
Senator Peck moved TO amend by striking out the
SION for tie p! ment OF the secretaries OF local
senator Ballard would oppose the amendment.
Sc orS3ee sT9 DeI 9pIsed ssd to .D6ks II as IN
ION to the amendment There was further discui on
Dy Senators Peck. Stearns and Webster; amendment
lyon Tue question of the third reading. Senator
KING inquired 4 boards Of health III other states had
Ssnator Writer'S also criticised some portions of the
The bill was further discussed by Senator'S Danforth
- a -eaJirv orfprpd
Rcports-From com ON Judiciary, upon 81. an act
% to f sat m On TN5h 6on aGqfe Of senator sRa @
From the Joint committee on the state prison, a
eport of their Investigations and their conclusions
81 an act relating to county ais and the con ine-
nent and discharge OF prisoners, came from the House
with proposals of amendment.
On motion OF Senator Dillingham; it was ordered
on motion the Senate ad;.
sESATE-AFrERHooS.
Reperts-From com On education against s l0e. an
.ct the protection OF hone industries; third read
From com on education, upon II S. an act relating
o the town aud district syz.ems Of schools, with
! !Iroposal Of amendment. allowing towns by ma
orty vote 10 change their system OF schools every
senator Dwinell thought three years lorg enough to
Senators Mead snd Peek favored tie bill as now fran
d, allowing chance ouly after ny hye ytars, l.,
Amendment agreed TO- aLu 'l FeAuths VFueteu 'u'
From com on Judiciary in favor of Ill., an act to
morrow morning. . -, -
From com on claims, in favor Of I'll an act in
relation u aIrCErs ul Pay uue e sOueis VI 'He lHc
From gen CON- upon go, act to incorporate the
Softh Hero Curnet Band; third reading refused. >,
From same without expression OF op1lon upon Il
"a OH to incorporate the weston Cofhet bAhu' dd
-eHdinK refused, d, - go 40. a. ;,,,au,,l,..,, -, =, .
Bennington County Medical Society: passed.
From com on work honse III favor OF ii J9I an act
appropriate monty 10 nfhisn R tT T en mouse S GU
lie necessity Of the appropriation oi S4OV; passed III
Fron com on Judiciary against n, act in rela-
ion 10 the attachment u personal properly 3d read
from general COM in fav Of ~, an act in amend
nent Of chap "a OF 4. prohibiting TIE sale oi lager
Senator Dillingham; proposed to amend by adding
be WorGs "furmshIng ana giving a"byi Akreeo TO-
yird reading ordered o-mofToM; . - ..,
From judiciary com. upon ii aOl, an act IN amend
-neut of ch "a, OF 5, Win PIuposal ~
.mendment agreed to, aud thlfd reaulhE orueleu to-
ng;s "aafrodcei and reterrsdDy Senator King, an
ct to egaze the grand list oi the lo"h ol sneiO 70
'1 ~ Seator Webster by request act in relation to
he sutpOrt of paupefs aud the insane poor 10 com
N the insane asylum. ,.,..i,, 60 ,bo oor st,,,c,
and repairs OF public buildings ana the letlhK oi
public cOntracts TO com on hnanc&e, & oress comma
Ia in tGs state fThe rateof taxation Is TWO per cent
II receiptsl to com on grand list. .,,,, .h oe, ~.
Specidi orders "a. an act 70 esaollsH tne ~ ~
,tI5rney-geueral, and the question being upon the
Senator Desne opposed the bill as providing f9r
Iei tsiaTs we're the best fitted for conducting the
,es Of their own counties. The arguments draHb
nom the practice prevailing IN oner Stes uo no' AP
isyeatSr Mead favored the bill He had heard COM
Sints from all quarters OF the STATE tnat
irn moi collected 1he state paid over szHo yer
num Tor assistance to states attorneys ana the