Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-11-17

Monday afternoon Al hafpast two Mr. Palmer OF Water
S"eion Mr. Harvey of TcshSm one Of he committee ON
elections argued in favor Of Immediate confederation NJ
Palmer Of Jericho The report was ordered to lie and
made the special order for Tuesday afternoon at hdfpast
Tsma, 49, sg e, giving women the right e
fayoraby by the com on judiciary Win proposals Of
%es. NJ. RAFT Of Burlington sid hat The smendmens
which had been. reported by the committee had not yet
On motion Of M BSg. Of Brandon, he hi and amend
me we're S ride, to e sna be made the the special order
RSporis-Tbe Judiciary committee. through Mr.. TAFT,
eligible 70 he Offices Of town Clerk and town sspcfnendnt
% q Of rs o S 70 % be
made The .pecia order to three O'clock this afternoon.
the Judiciary committee upon The caioSy petition
law giving women The s e. vote sPo n , Ne ps sSe
report ordered TO lie aud made the special order
for T ~ %eSon Ct o ON elections made two
report" upon the SaspS nd Contested election % e
Of wS 'sye Of sTa sAc o % Il
recommends the conilnuanee q Mr. Potter 2 his seat
o%mends The unseatns Of NJ Potter on motion q Mr.
Fletcher Of Cavendsh both reports were ordered to lie and
B,Rs psi,ed-n. l2s an act relating to adoption and
read Third time and passed H. Isl act to amend me
and being private bill read The third time and passed
Brantrce against 49, relating the compulsory
Ffo s g, s@m ,s sS N.Y. ELGs of Huntington
against H. 2O, an act to repeal an act relating The collec-
ton Of school taxes approved November 1874 third read
Peiiiions.-The following petition against the unneces;
to ihe CON- on railroads; By Mr. Grout Of Newport Of
By Mr. GRouT Of newport Of NJ b. Han and 50 Others,
asking for the passage Of law requiring the passnmpsc
at their cro.ng in the village of Newport referred to the
Supreme court judge,.-Mr. fIFIELD of Montpelier,
for tile Judiciary committee reported agains, H. 1885, an act
county courts; ihe bin introduced By Mr. Hutchinson
prene court consisting OF one chief and Ave assistant
Judges: instead Of six assistant judges as now
that the Judges were very hard worked and that the
cour, could not moth, he expediently reduced
bill srd .,d INA, he had been informed iha, - judges
rnchment and every expense should be reduced to the
Messis BooTH of Morristown Grou of Newport, Brown
Grand ts Az bgE q Ban6op oRpS,ed the S ,
This were agsn.i the Interests Of the farmers
MIR flfELD replied that the Judges thought 1t mpossi-
Mr.. CoLBuiiN said he had understood that in his own
county business had not increased and spoke In favor OF
Mr. BooTH of Morrisown was surprised to hear that
Mr. DART Of weathefsned said that two years ago he
x judge ID he vsor would DO u" The WORK '" The fact
SSse rpfq s Sh % and had been ss an RSnST
judges lie had thoroughly looked into the matter and was
oOwed OpSosns he
dqSon Of r. s%Sf Of smoke against the BILL
thought sometimes were apt TO lose money in trying t.
Mr. ABEL Of West Haven thought that judges coult
not aD ss Of any fE Of Bap aS I
House-A fternoon.
The number Of supreme court judJes-U. 1885, the bill
reducing the number OF judges 10 SIX came up as unfinished
MIR. coLBuRN of Springfield reiterated his arguments ii
NJ FLETcHER of cavendi,h followed also favorin
Mr. THOMPSON of Irasbursh spoke against reducing tn
Mr. TURNER OF Dover said himself and the other farm
talking. They left that TO the fifteen sixteen gentlemen
had great inn in doing IT, lie and The other farm
ers As general thing were willing 10 patiently sit ar
trace the an ni when vent along saS
and plain and he did wish that these eloquent ssne me
SMILES norembesh their au'ons with such gorgeous Ihet
sessrs. muBBARD of Plymouth Jadevine Of Hardwic
and Buerfield of Nottingham favored the hill.
Nj; FIflELD q M9npeie,T answered the gsntem {,
MI c6LbTRN Of Springfield again spoke in favor of til
The question being on the third reading, Mr.. CURTIS
Georgia demanded ne yeas and nays which were taken
9eas.asssrs Abbott Of Landsrove. Aee Adams
Battel, Benson Bingham, Bson. Booth Of Ferrisbargi
windsor Cobb Of RiptNn cooqrn. Cotton cgrt,, pa
ton Of Dnmmerson, Du,on Of Goshen, Ferguson, Fitci
ef a pGss ' %.s s' %o 81 @
Jons; JadeSine. Kim6a Lane, Leach Leonard LoysjO,
Canaan Morri Of Vernon, Morrison, obeT' o'yel OF
aS RGSds RS5s % %Ss
John, stanley Strong Taylor OF Theiiord Taylc
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