Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-10-20

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| legislature in January wouid be cold and drearv
| in striking contrast To tho beautifuI weather of
| tho mast ten davs Rv holding our elections in
| November. however. we yould stand i'm line with
| the great states Of New York pennsvlvania iii.
nois and Massachusetts. all Of which hold their
elections then. New Uampshire and Connecticut.
which for many wears held their state elections
| in the sprinp now hold them in November and
| mariana IL NAV be thougbt host for vermont't to
follow snit, Int n vopId be n great change in our
habits
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alwavs ex,ended IN members NJ their resnective
bodies on Mr. Camn II was said that be never
| turned His evea from n member who was address
| ing the senate. Int ALWAYS pave him the most
| earnest beed To have done otherwise be hold
| to be an act of rudeness As all remarks were
addressed IN Mr. presidept " On be felt that tho
president should give them undivided attention.
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crin;nals wi,hopt tho intervention of tho useless
do,ovs and tho exnersiyo formoli,;es on,oiled hy
Tho rand inrv srs,er, Tho ins,i,r,ion I. 70.
| ,airad .rd n;lI soryo "a n hor-ior ho,,oon ,bo
people and the exercise of arbitrary mower by the
states attorney. All the substantial protection
| and advantage of the old system is preserved by
this bill, and, az Mr. Fifeld explained, will save
| the state $4,000 year We are not surprised
that the bill passed to its third reading by the de-
cisve vote Of one hundred and eighty-five to
thirty-one.
Two more proposals Of constitutional amend.
mepts were introduced into the senate Tuesday
the legislature the mower to authorize A town IN
raise money in aid Of railroad This would he n
GOOD amendment But inst Mt present we think
il would take more than a constitutional amend
mept. even to get A town to bond in aid of anv
railroad scheme. Around here it would be as
much as a mans life is worth to get up in town.
meeting and propose a notwithstanding scheme
| Nothing Int instant and lonp-continued FIGHT
would save him from the wrath of his Infatuated
| feuow.citizens The other proposal introduced
| Inv Senator Harry ia IN rednce the number of
members Of the house to one hundred and fifty,
| to be apportioned among the several counties ac-
cording to the population of each The first ap-
portionmeut would be made in 1884, and another
Immediately after the completion of every United
States census
| Tup member from Tonsham introduced m tho
bouse Friday Morning an iron clad grand list
hill. perhans il IL a TRANSCRIPTION of the cee.
brated New uamnshire law or course no such
hin could find ito wav into the bouse nv the
agencv NJ thu renresentative from 81 Albans
pnrlino,on FINLAND Renn;noton Rrattlehoro
| woods,ocL G, Jobrsbrrv mr. Mont,e,;er Tho
pronertv holders know too wei, how IN cover nm
thar ,axahle nronertv and have heer too lono 40.
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ihh ~ri'er Oh TINS paragraph Is reminded OF
Tue hrs' vermont legislature which ne ever saw
was III 1910 th'r'y-iour years ago hon
iioiace r-i'oh Vi hhosoureh was governor, non
Leonard oargeh. neu'ehahEgoVernor'a ana ooiohei
~ W. u clarke OF burlington was secretary OF
'he senate, ana lion ihonas H. fowets OF WOOD
Montpelier was clerk of the house, and Charles
+. Davey of Burlington, assistant clerk. James
Mem. Shafter OF Townshend was secretary Of
state, and William T. Durham of MONTPELIER WAS
sergeant.at-arms Hon. Frederick Billings of
Woodstock was secretary of civil and military af-
fairs In the senate there were Austin Birchard
and John Kimball of Windham county. George T.
Hodges of Rutland county. ARENAS Cushman of