Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-11-10
Tuesday. November e.-senate.

Joint assembly November H. At half-pas two O'Clock In the
afternoon the OF the committee to tie
votes for county officers judges of probate and Justices OF
| Mn infredaeed.-By Senator BRIDgMAN, an act to
send se ~ cha ~ - fesns 10 ne OF eh
Penion.-spned by James Peck and others, protesting
against the running Of trains on sunday to committee
ailro'ds.
nington battle monument fund, ec passed In concur
addition TO chap 3d. entitled of towns, own-meetings
H. l72 an act to amend sec s. chap. to CON-
act Simplifying Indictments and nf9fma,ons for perjury
and aubornaion Of perjury third reading ordered to-
From general com, fayorot s. u net to consolidate
Upon he ane;pn shall The Bill pa., sear;
ordered.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
Senator DILLINGHAM in the chair.
taxation upon basis of population introduced by sena
senator doopsELL opposed the I and from sstsii ,
would work iUegps,y and injustice NJ , ,rr.
drawn from he sis.s Of stes eyea upon basis Of
and 9e ye P9s a me sn s1n s M was
accurately made up. The United States constitution pro
levied only upon basi. population. Certainty in taxa
lion was practically better than theoretical equality. lie
GEowN ogDS;sSd the S I 81. ysu"S. Of
,e-en in fact, does exceed slOC 600 Where shall
Get s e e. o IL Of @ 6 OHI Ss sy wH
got IT, II should rather the heavy OF
s.nstor GiEED hoped that he bI would Be dispose. Of
by which could get the real issues OF the
iai question The complaint o. the people was that nvs
need Is some new legislation that will bring all property
senStor DUNToS said agreed that the legislature
not adjourn until some!hit done eQnaze tax
5 En h, ,S Ossp Ell hs ,E SoqS %Se
town opai ii; property In Inc list lower than q neGhbos
under consideration he In favor OF IT, but seemed
national banks and other dvidendpayns corporations ex
Sep. railroads ray tx OF one per cent per snnnm upon
state treasurer in lieu ali other state
iny should be required be apporoned to towns
worked upon IL Tie matter Of taxation that it was hardly
Without cry being raed Of oPpes.on H IF The poor BY
e a e s Of ' a w'i ssn o Se M
OF the and not that some personal property
IT. %c vent s III into I at o "a s m,
were put into the list at ALL or at much smaller and
sttauy NaiSs nS o ,s Esn, hlu resu a iIV 1
authorize he opposed he present Or any system IKE
en- Tp ~ and hep tbs here b "a, az
ss and OSs5
towns wo4d be 10 fact relieved EYED, from all state sse.
n motion 81 and SpSeT a ne % s se,e
"sfa at .sn nai Ps,, sS SIs S1etr
senate-Afternoon.
Bellows Falls was of Bridgman taken
M and passed
Third reddipgs-H So an act providing for state mil
history taken 70, and psssed
for the protection of indorsers and sueties
passed.
50 4, vesting police and punishng
datons on fair grounds question was upon an amend
,,h onn u ~ 1 w, ~ I'm
Amendment disagreed TO- and bill read the third time and
passed.
vs. an act regulating practice in chancery PENDING the
question shall ii be read the third time2
Senator Stafford ordered To lie.
Reports-from com. Judiciary, in favor OF H. w. pro-
vdg for the better preservation laws the state
with proposal amendments amendment agreed TO ana
third reading ordered tomorrow morning.
From Judiciary In favor of \. abate
suppress nuisances with proposal amendment in
matter Of phraseoogy amendment agreed TO and third
reading ordered tomorrow morning.
From select committee. favor H. 1885, an act laying
tax the county of Orange; passed in concurrence