Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-11-24


Senator Stafford moved to adjourn
senator North called for the yeas and nays, whicl
were as follows: Yeas H. nays land the senate ad
Jourued
HOUsE-FORENOoN.
Devotional exercises by the chaplain. By consent
with.
E,e,ioa Qt state oblcers rs-NIr Briggs of Brandon of
y elect state officers at II 80 NJ. Mr. Briggs expaine
mat less these officers were elected to-day ther
lsalure. Mr.; Thompson Of lrasburgh said that thes
officers would hold till their Successors elect
81 an On his motion the resolution was amended so a
70 provide only Tor the election OF sergeant-at-armt
# the house.
The Ysrkto,cn ceiebratio,--Ine speaker laid befer
the accompanying report of Hon John L. Barstow, tn
rpnmlssinner appointed by ex Governor Proctor
represent this state in making arranx for eel
ghraDu of the centennial anniversary of the surren
nld thirteen states iu Philadelphia on October 1871
1873 On motion OF Hr, TAFT of Burlington. the repor
was 0rlerel to lie aud be printed and referred t.
a suecial com oi seven, to be appointed.
Yeas Ghd nays The speaker took from the table tn
eumery, which amends house rule H. so that the yea
ana nays shall De ordered on the request or demand
ton moved that be ordered to lie and afte: consider
able discussion. IT was so ordered
PlV ot ssrttih state employees s-Mr. Hooker of Brat
teOOru hered mt resolution providing that the as
man ia sle employ of the sergeant arms receive
services this session tht pay the engineer;
i5L'i,ltrod,,ced aud retsrred by Mr. Batte of Mid
depay ~ ~ an ait u amendment OF act N3 20
tral Vermont Railroad company: to com on corpora
tlons.
by Mr. Field of Montpelier. H. 33a, act in amend
men OF, and IN addition to- sec I, chap l2l, y s.; Z
The city ai Of verrennes and house of correction
Rutand shall be jails for receiving aud safe keepinI
States etc; aud keepers thereof required to re
ceiye such prisoners the prisoners committed
BY Mr. sawyer Of Moretown H. $40, an act to egaliz,
1874; to com on grand list " ' ''"
~ Mr. Abbott Of Bennington, H. sil, an act to pro
militia to com on military affairs Lfhe bill provides
oi the commissioned OH cers OF the militia
BY MT Sedrle OF HlghEate H. 3i2. an act incorpora
ing the IIighgate cornet band; TO com corporations
aud salaries Of T. COUNTY G'S ire %
judiciary com tProydes that the salary Of county
treisuters snail DC 80 unless the JUDGES of county
courts shall agree with such treasurers for different
Fstaions The following petitions were presented
and reisrrel: BY Mr. Kidder Of Wards1oro, OF Henry
the unnecessary rnnains Of trains on sunday aus
BY Mr. Searle @ Of Hlghsate Of o. F. Sheridan and D.
o. sect2n OF tne aGi OF lsS entitled an act to protect
with the people of the Province of Quebec; and would
ASK tHat license law may oe enacted to correspond
wit the present law OF Canada" w
II P "a com. on euncatlon Dy M Ellis OF
tal commit es of high and central schools; third
reaulhs ordered ior December ID
Ar11.3lAN NJ the senate appeared in renresentatjves
n yer 10 eec'a Serge ant
HiS Honor John L. Barstov nresident ostbe sanato
in the chair; Hon George Nichols secretary of stat
The resolution was then read Senator Dillingham;
Of Wash1nfon county nominated for that office Iru
man o. Phlnney OF MONTPELIER. the present incumbent
saying that he kneI no other man in Vermont who
for less pay and with greater honesty than Mr. Phin
ney Mr. Battel OF Middlebury, Mr.. Grout Of New
port and Senator deed OF amoille seconded his nom
ination and he was elected by acclamaton.
hS lonI' assembly then dissolved and the senate
IN THE vousr
moved that the vote passing s ST. an act to pay n F.
the snm therein ere named with proposal of
sidered Messrs. Thompson, Smith of St. Johnsbury
and e oSn nGEeed to- Mr. S
moved that the be requested to return the bill to
ment to he senate, Mr. Harvey moved that the mo-
ChtrVS n the jry-H 25 au act relating to the tri.
ais Of by Jury county courts (Mr Judevine's
bill in regard to charges to the Jury was taken from
the table aud, on motion of Mr.. Judevine was again
Iaa EiL Lgpon at th table p go ~. oot 70 inou. 81, Wa
mont college of teachers; H. 56 an act in addition to
chap u, entitled Of guardians and wards; H 2s2
called up On motion Of Mr. Butterded Of Nottingham
HjJhwag ttres H 964, an act in amendment of chap
D. :, entitled of repairs of highways and bridges
was amended in many important respects On motion
Of Mr.. Thompson Of Grasburgh it was amended so as
apply to any highway tax assessed prior to that time
on motion ii Ir Batte Of Mldde6ury it was further
amended so rs to allow discount of ten per cent
taS "yoT who "a town not voting to collect its high;
@ lax IN Nhey' Pays ths p eash peiore the 10th OF
ID 50 as to rH make M he bill in accord with the
present hshTay % lay only IN allowing twelve and
M % ~ "a a rto ae t mu IN workinR upon th,
WI We ne tow, OF tme se!eGtne1 IN default OF the town
N tle t ky ,pI teus nlid tow Is allowed to raise
@ SI'IES @ II % %'iTf ~ o IWenty -hve cents IN
"a R nlj J " ~ was was uIptoseu py HesSrS FowIer
~ Na"plt; @ it Hpu f VI NGW haven, Aoell OF West Ha
yfm 9 ] ntn of q" rnn SmeDuFne ana wRs & &fav9red by
v ana Irt ~ EIat uiS S Vi Is9GN, Stone OF
10 S an, avs M Tpe & 1i Westminster demanded
M & Syss " a ia ieH o were Gahen and resulted as
"rnws Yeas 9 ilO i nays .i iVoaso the 6 was passed
ne na m ie ca m me- OF the follow
ra"m Wessrs Tat Hf Rnrnton Vt me nartt s w
y IhGu FHse %. hodhut hn3hpsoa 81 irasburEh
Hooker of Brattleboro 'o" "-"
for oInt assembIy this afernSon to eect tba sevep
Judge came from the senate for concurrence
r Page moved that the resolution be ordered to lie
sa m @ seyen Ts t ana SAD m y Was nec
sion The senate had killed the hi derreosin the
lumber Of Judges to six and had lust rensed ~ econ
,iIer their ynte: am the hest way was 70 aect n sou
.nth Judge at once N' ""' W o'''' '''
,n r pEf brn aa dt m fne 9qeson was an important
Mr Hinckley Of Chelsea also favored A postpone
es rSe Seu eber e dih i3r.s @ @ ra 10 on Win SIX
ne randllates to vote underStandinriv aoou'
psiae eetton 4' Fly mouth spoke Ill aVor OF an i'm
Mr. Thompson replied to Mr. Hinckley and said that
iii, ,Son b Ia o WY t nov, 'he members knew
ana tha bnni1 nau ueen puttonnoeu
essrs Gr0ut of Sewp ort and Taft ~ IN aE ne
f ~ In aot;, u anu iaI vi burlington also
Nessrs AbeIl Of West Haven u;nct,ov o,a p,o -,
RntIand adVorated nnStnnnen.t anu rage OF
Wr Fheld of WontDeiier TenI;ai IN tho -,
n Ia,nan ompnsi'l s aianti ~ IN tiie oi
t his in an5 b h bii as afternoon ana
,thr members nf he hnnSa had te IN II oi VIZ
nossibje He had said thai sx connt az sne iK ~.
in Decenbrr in fact seven wonid idS o"urts "oulu slt
Mr. Harvey of Topsham spoke in favor of postpone.
navs WV ~ WV Va G" yeas anu on
The ouestinn ben1 unon tho odo,tio, -, .ho .,..
ton Mr. Page of Rntand demapded ~ tha INC aeeo,u
nays Ne" 'he yeas anu
MIR Hiuckley of Chelsea moved In ad,ourn
Mr. Palmer Of Jericho demapded " ~ ansouln vaas a
unnn no nnnStion ~ @ al Nnpnnt 'HS yeas anu nays
so The honse nd iournad ''
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houSE-AFIERNOON.
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Ihe "etehh JHd0e-lhe Joint resolution in regard tc
IL, VI court JuuBe Dy JOINT as
n ~ oCoch thls AFTERNOON came up as un-
hn!shfn NE n business a, -. :.
IT, faeG az oveu tnat a u ne ap1 oe MADE the special
sed I by various various members. H;It a.s..
me qnesti n being on the amendment proposed by
FEe we cas- @ aia a. ays @ uemahaed i py Mr Buck OF
roy were takeu yeas w. nays lol' 30 the amendment
was not aEreed 70.
"a vi IA t MT ABEL IN the chair
~ aIlehu ta reSolutlou oy making the hour
CLOCK SI ~ Ilstelu ,i Oh o., \ ~, ~ ,
u MY " Cnelsea moved to amend the amend
men ny making the uay ana hour December g. at 2:3t
r N "a; ,i ,;,, =. o,oo .ho.o.. -
renu'hk WHICH, a' -''o the senate appeared fora
JOINT ASSEMBLY.
,-,.,
pursuant TO to hear that portion of the
resort oi we com lot cavasslhg county and probate
oinfcerS ff , bhR Gieod Ghs TeHommtted dn d.
the chair; Hon George Nichols, secretary of state
clerk r,i. ,,o.,.,, uo,,, ,,,o uo,,ou. -.