Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-10-27
Legislature Of Vermont.
SENATE FORENOON
WEDNESDAY,, october %, iss.

Iaa ,s.oiop-By senator Blod.ett rroyitinEt II! for
rutlpF i The addresses de&SeFeq & ogiI5s Pss Ie
'J.. tsaii,rld B1 Senator Henry an act pay
n-'a4t f. HtAld the sum therein named TO com Oh
IS senator gleason an act Granting certain risht
toco on hlLhMays : i sal aa s act in amend
,aut u act 70 incorporate the e.nioh' ota'e Aerl
't tIt,,',df amendment Proposed by senator |
pau' sieia e3 ant %n r'vids for return to Tue
I'd system 't annual elections anu business oi 'ne
Gif iatr5jpced BY senator Bridsman, an act in
euiment Il sec rhei E4t5r q 81 North iirertns Ii,
com, yD IN the reform school to inspect the same;
ON atlou of senator short recess | was taken
duTpS %1lH tS &6aai1FrataiaSns Of the senators
Third reii.gH ~ q % an 1et psssad 1S eto i eonenrrence
r. an a. at TeiathS the jurisdiction Of the cit
Dban5a proposed to amenS the }as second o{ ss1 sec
-- disqualified from hearin. ing. and d@ecidins De-
said court in which the city may be gar.
=. eases III which the city may be summoned
49,, p,4 moved that this being public bill it
70 y /, lfitlu the motion Withdrawn and Tho
fu,- passed III concurrence with proposal OF amend
A',' AL act regulating the service of subp@nas
ia-'-' repeal an act enabling owners OF lands
,-,,r ~. same Tue com was interrosated by Sen
Henry replied that the act the repeal Of
,r1- va rruii~.t. had been declared uncoustltu-
tGla. l,rlttlS,I 10 the president from the state
,r .l,. i, the salary and fees of Judges Of
r'E,t. SA, 1u notion of senator Dana ordered 10
Ag tk ?r th senate repaired to the house Of rep
rsu ativ, tmplete the election OF United states
81 stlr On Hmblng the senate auJouFheo-
sENATE-AFTERNooN,
Rsr,rts-fr,m Judiciary com adversely Ely, to IS ) @ an
a'i ~ tr.It.: rglalil thiri Il Taad'nS reused
tr,rr 'trii ,iary upon H 49, an act relating TO
urt exiesss and criminal prosecutions, with pro
gsli- oi amendment, inserting TepeannS ca cduse s
sa il ''-t m upon an act relating to the dq
st 10 the ef that states attorneys may prosecute
tf.1 aR,2mnlndments Agreed to and the question
Mas Snali the bill be read the third time? ,
t h th5nEh that nder the law would not be
4 m 9pan a d the grand jury
24e R4{ansn R4e aVored the bill 1t did not do
away with the grand Jury and would result ID great
nt Ienst"r OF D nsha spoke further against the bill
,61ush he sad that 90 far as i looked toward econo-
%sf bmhSn M SARihy iRaN6Fed T9 b as hopeht
fear nat w. wnnd n result VAS ~ not eSs %s f6Gnded
referred to the rdPsscSs Pge:spt sT staqtf ntorm that
~, Sases Where the penalty was by Imprisonment
II @ 7ta tb m Of the liquor law would
tftrtrd 6y Tie bill The senator also favored the
Gt1n r S, 1t Of senator Dwine ordered to lie and be
mad he special order of tomorrow morning al II
b : rstsrred-H 70, an act in amendment Of an act
"i tn amend an act Incorporating the Ben
,y yt,n M Battle Monument Association; to genera
''. t From COM on Judiciary in favor of Fl, %, al
Il, amend sec Of an act providing for mortgaxe
vt rT,0pai properly, approved November 20 iSs
'fr5 com on in ncary, in favor Of S ls an act t
raos With proposal Of ame1dmsenf. tbn s insi3an
rtl..- agreed TO- and the third reading ordered to
a !Ila ttn Judiciary in favor of H H. an act sim
r.rfyul indictments III cases OF murder anu man
,i the question of the third reading Senator Dill
ls :, M lliiGsed the bill. Common law lniictment
~..a' ya equally SO in cases where man was 10 D
.'.r Bridsman favored the bill, and THOUGHT tn
mus tue las senator were nc. not @ we 'sHeh Hd ma
With were as follows: Yeas Senators B9dFet Giio
kaE paEfE FER PPtGn PemaT R~H s%rd Start syk
and Thafcie1 6; nays senators Brown, H Dana Il d.
nsha@ ms6n f5sa VEGA d Woadh5use and wood3orth5 An
reaqE %s rasFsa By ssaaST soa rc
Ao.tiuz the election to any executive or 1nacia @ ono
anridWeur to the institution , ,.,, A.. .,,. ao
% By Senator Pc G9asf tAt af 5 oe eoS sg
es rS,eelinxs aud addresses of the Vermont Histof
en4tof Dana thought that as this c9ntempsted m m ate Il
9&ait4 & II he S commied n2f to % com on printing for Ii
,ros.ot reporting by bill, Sena69s si miesd ir Si
In Signature ot the governor 1t would be lawful to a
M 6sS aipg ansanGd ia hsi he notion to reeonsd
Va, i and the resolution adopted Oh the part Oh
I0t rtsO'Ht'Oh-keatlhR 70 tne Hill ~
h= the on the REVISION OF t tne lams lor "
Iu,.- uaIued. from the uouse WIN pL9ITosais piI
utu 'm the effect tlat releFehce u plIs W
cuu shall b- made after beng fepnrteu anu III
ad.u1 TterCd; auehdue cohcurteu III
On uuutIuu, adjourned
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HOUSE-fORENOON.
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u,y,t,oa exercises by Rev j. l. Sherb1rn
9G ogrIa Of eserday reaa hdyn ana ppresened
JOSIAH VI Morrill, OF Vernon hAEi9s y pt NV s
crpL'l.- due form, appeared 9eloIe lhe oat VI VI
ast.a. 4 took the oath and was admitted as Inc
ler tt.- uunse. .. H.. NJ D,,,O
d. .,...- jntr0duced and referred by Mr. DAVIS
Chester tu nav Robbins X Marsh OF chester SUN
Ir...rg. the arrest and conviction OF George, NO
att. Hammond, Langley, Alexander CallIor
j., E .t. rlrarked with and convicted OF burglary
ar et.y and now serving out his sentence IN Wlhds
t aIu On CLAIMS III 80.
By }lr Bening Of Arlington, 70 repeal an acts
'i' ~! a " ,a ~ stat normal schools; to com
ei,e'ill IN a , ~ N,hoeIock to amend sec L. chaI
lay lf ROGERS pl , " AZ 80 axemutions 40 nd
req aliHE 70 h.,14im 70 t,,nlestead or head of fam
I'aI A. i'Il"7, 10 hnnSe ont buildings,
bsl-!hT u q uN mt eyceeiinE five h
"a Hl Inf lailiil @ ti' t nsI3 or kent by srch hol
gre nhIh[a IN NdI', d, a,'i as n Homestead shall
hlfL VI X tI,a rn,'ts iasues profits and prod
urt, l'i ixo,,n ,mv FronI attachment and execute
1eI,4i, ,I,{ 49, we n,,i' az IN 0