Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-10-16

aitinS 1tinston "a ~ OF Rutland. called up Honso hin u
ward Tsrn s sSoinmnnieaiion Of the sentence OF M
com pretsp,,na ana opposed its reference 10 snscfa 20
the ndirisr Its reference to the regular com "a
ton a. ~ s q Brandon, concurred with Mr. Rsdr,
erench az M shce ot the bill and favored r. raf
Judiciary com oli' aud favored its reference 70 IN
request Of Essex said he introduced the hin h,
the RSS SSSor9Snce with precedence in case " b cor
work and SNAIL ssilcsry y com are overburdened witt
special rOnsidars,a com could take this matter int
a com to relieve the judiciary c1m o ere to
Mr. Ganna at ~ Is lbelnv put upon it VI 'He 0uruei
sPeeia com and favored reerees. the n reference to
most a qualified to Judge OF the LEGAL nniyts u a.
d S2ins Inns, Of Barton also favored referanco
appointed b the Hosas TO have 50 many special CONS
the iii was 70 special &c com then refused ant
On mouon OF Mr Clark OF Tininouth ad,orrrod
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10TH, ls7s-SEN,rr
ro e senate convened at nine o'clock the prasde,
naI ot ~ ene chalr Devotional exercises The nnr
10 Blns Introduced and reterred"By sen,,or p,u..s
on cIs William Lund the therein named ta ca1
by Senator Deane, an act to change the TINA
ary com '0il Vi "ihusor county court: to judici.
Of p senator Dwinean act establishing state hoard
caton senator a Ballard act providing for the pbl
To- Ti rure volumes of the supreme court repoIts
yG Senator stearns, to procure
members nf % OF the Legislative Directories for lie
| IA, Son,ot u we next Legislature; adopted ~
M Belden BY request anthoriznr at the
vi e state the printing the records of fhe
emehnia @ celebration at bennington etc: to emer IN ,I
he Joint resolution relating to that ror. o,,,oo..
.G message which refers to the state nrson ma
from tbe tani' nds' on monon OF Senator Belen taken
House ~ N'ieu W ue returned to the
Senator Dillingham; called up the ioint rooo,,,,o,,
az 70 the appOintmen of special com 10 whom,
nc Tat referred all appropriations the state
IN o, This is substantially the same resouten as
Dlilngnam opposed the passage of the reso-
Iutlon upon the ground that the standing com were
to care for all matters provided ior in III
senator M MBattell, stated on behalf of certain mem.
Sfesosutlon S he himself expressing his opinion UPON
Senators Munson and Dana spoke briefly in opposi
MAS refuse M @ O. the resolution and Its adoption
oh NOTION the Senate adjourned.
sENArE-AFTERNooH.
The Senate convened: the President in the chair
hhepoTts V con1mlttees-From the special com to
Whom was reported tn4t part of the Governors mes
par yoradf G 20 ne yellow fever pestence The
% Some FACTS a to the continuance and spread Of
Bls introduced and referred- an act to autbor-
70 rei9nd their notes or bonds issued to aid
The hour having arrived for the Joint Assembly the
Senate repaired to the Hall Of Representatiyes On
sned John Whittier and dhers for hex ss9a ,r
ioR Rstnrnipr s1nn phslr az h' TO judiciary com
motion, adjourned A ''i' 'ena'e' on
HoUsE-FoRENooE
Reading Of Scriptures and prayer by Rev ] s Good.
all OF west Randolph Journal Of yesterday read and
Bills ETC. introduced and referred-By Mr. Barber of
Sandagate relating to the Supreme Court; to ON on
By Mr. Fitch of Dover petition of citizens of Dover
IN relation to the case John Phair; to com on Judi
BY Mr. Hinman of Derby,to pay Rev Erastuso Miller
the sum therein named; TO com on claims
Smalley BQrlingLDu i'm or
various acts incorporating the city of Burlngton to
BY Mr. Monahan of Underhill. relating to actions of
M and torecosnre suits to com on judiciary
by married women tcontracts valid as if they were
siREle) g.. to com n Judiciary
OF the town OF St Albans for the years 1875 and 1876
By Mr. Alexander of Guilford relating to the assivn
lnent en- 9t WAGES; to com on judiciary.
aSg 1T to tie town on 70 amend the act
com on education lGving towns right to abolish the
Mr. sherid Of Il Hrhgae He'1 to amend sec 49, chap
F,E as amended by No 80 of acts OF 1866 relating to
BY Mr. Watts OF Peacham, amending act relating to
school census and other school matters; com on ed
BY Mr. Hammond of Middebury. topay E Grovenor
By Mr. smalley Of Burlington, in addition to an act
resths 10 ices OF schoJ district clerks, approved
BY Mr. Cook of Bloomfield in addition to chap los z
= relating to mechanics and other liens; to com OH
By Mr. Collins of Barton, to promote the observance
OF the Sabbath: to- com on railroads.
BY Mr. Barber of Sand<ae, i'll amendment of the act
relating to dogs and other domestic animals; to gener
al com.
Joint resoiution-From the Senate. directing the
Secretary OF state to procure the printing of three
renee '>''''''N ~ ''"oO''
fund their notes bonds issued to aid in the con
strnction of railroads; passed
Mr. Shores of CRANKY moved that the vote refusing
the third reading Of "a IN amendment of the act
Jameson lrASDurpH AT not
was designed to obviate obvious defect in tho orgi
ual acand make the appropriation of S25 an annual
appropriation instead Of Biennial In response to IN
terroyatory by Mr. Howe Of Ludlow, MIR Jameson stat
uy as that the secretary OF tue b5ard could tel at
the close the exact cost of the meeting some meetings
cost OF each meeting
Mr brown OF klchtord, claimed that this wasa bill
to draw $26O extra from the state treasury, without
hv corresponding beneht to the farmers He opposed
the oin w. 81. -, ,,oa,,,ouoso,, .a,, A., -.,..., T..
MI Dattt oi Neatners1ciu salu tne agricultural ln-
erests OF thls state need fostering and there was new
he state cannot do less now than to correct what
Vefy very a Ky an "vefsgnt wnen the D was passed
63arq r oi a.. Asric1ture nc cot, .to tr, 1t.
ion Of the state were generally in favor Of sustaining
tue board OF axrcnture and lie thought the action OF
he House Yesterday very hasty, and without proTer
cnlslderatlon o the Importance oi the subject. He
lted ne m act that ~ recent Wlndham county falr
50 oaSoraba was the given by That adress
exsla ure to continue the Board OF Agriculture that
they might have more such addresses.
MI Ihomas OF LunenOurgh, sad the Board of Agri-
believed the farmers in that county wanted more
meetings; ana hOped thls Dlii would become law
the question then recurred on the 81 reading
Mr. Howe of Ludlow, moved that the Dill be ordered
TO lie which was agreed to-.
Reports-From com on Judiciary; Il "a, to authorize
the register OF probate for the district of Farhaven
certify certain records; by substitute bill prUyd
for certifying records aking the act general i'll
its prov sions The substitute bill read twice aud
aid on the table to be printed
Joint ResOtutiOn-By Mr. Thornton OF Hartland that
this afternoon for the election OF Judges Of the Su-
creme Court be suspended until October 9th, ut two
thirty O'Clock p NJ; wncn was disagreed to-.
On motion OF Mr. Jenne of Enosburgh adj.
w., .
HousE-AFTERSooN.
Rep0rts- From special Joint com to whom was refer
red that part OF the Governors Message which relates
tothe ,pestilence at the South, as foll9%s:
on ~ n VAS reerred tHat at Of the oyer5or
message which relates to the pestiience at the south
md recommend subscriutiou for tue benedt of the
sufferers
and IS @ that IT,
iesolation aud suffering from 1t is very great In New
Orleans alone the number of deaths already exceed
Ilree thousand, and the number OF cases over ten
Ffem Baton Rouge we have following despatch
lated october 5th; " There have been over eighty
hospta Almost a. @ eVsfy hTse % T6ose Who a1
we are now & III tnT @ rn III iaSs ~ slaan Az vet the
eaat %e aee rnse S No Tsef The cry or assstapce
"ehtnef pr ironisue n, .. ~ !, oiiei' AA0 w. ' '
1omes iTp i eyeIy Nice AMMAN ba repor,. .Graat
Ff2m h0y yp sprnss] ] mSs, c4es e ane une The sane
report comes from many other Quartet IBtdSeT;
] az ptmssfnT Wasbinton SIR
The actual condition here is depo"able and not fully
Ss bSen Visited by the epdeic Witch taxes
ta aid infoTcv natives and strangsrs alike Tie
charitable have not the means to pr0vdde
oUtrary are faIse. lam coxnizant of many appii