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

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an act 70 enable owners Of lands TO drain the same third
6,n, intreda.ed AID gsttrysd.@By Senator HENRY an
nei In Amendment OF and in addition to OF pro-
March 1855; % com state prison The bi provides
commit under the act but the officer present and in
charge during the personal interview with counsel. shall
y Senator PAUL, to prevent and suppress con-
culture. ~ ~
yotat re,SimionBy senator HENRY, authorizing and
S "see and ao1 Cs mart Of %
act relating % the change Of criminal causes 70
on notion the senate adjourned
| House-Forenoon.
Devotional exercises by the chaplain Journal Of yester
day T., read and approved,
ing special c9mmee % con.lier H. 7s establish state
Newport and Gould Of Wlndham. '''"' VI
house ANAL adjournment Nessrs. CLARK o. windsor
h9SSsS s, OF r1ymogh snd Psse Of Rntsnd
T. an act % amend entitled permitting parties
party IN the trial Of cy the county shall be per.
mii,ed 70 peremptory challenge four jurors to Judiciary
MIR FoLLETT Of sharon to esazc the grand lists of
Joint ressiuion-From the senate providing for the APP
repIeena,ves cop,deaion that part Of the
ESyernors message which relates to reforming the state
g iairodsssa and rSsrtaoBy mr. PiRKrR
relating summonng grand uries go that In Bsnnns
ton county the stated sessions of the grand ures shall
pc Al the term OF county court next after the last day
e year ns grand Jury now meets at The
com. Of members from Remington county W ''''~
Mr. DART q weathe,sneld called up from the table H.
~ which provides that when persons ncarceraed upon
an unjust accusation the person making the accusation shall
have were he not ncarcestd as nc 0Ou'
NJ CHASE Of Jay Advocated the bill and showed the
ee rsMn on They a laid SS n a long and then
lasting blight upon their characters '"' WIN
NJ hArGoob o. Peru followed and instance
young man In Washington county jail whom after he had
Diet What was he TO do now liz sd no ta apd 70 mo-
mo, no hopes He moved ha, the BIN be
person making the accusation The amendment then
Mr. HARVEY Of Topsham said was no need Of the
h, nan could recover damages now Of any one who
yeGy Were Snus accused They were some
Mr.. BLAIR Of Barnet said he was farmer, not A
ayysL but Il seemed ed to him the bill peposierou He
Tas acquitted Of stealing from his father for Of
should he under such circumstance be allowed To-
IecoyeI conformation it would impose unjust upon
Mr; ToMi'soS of Irasoush said tina, the law ought to
acquitted might such wages as he could have
SS a are haa ~ eeen imprisoned Boston runner
gnlted mlsht recover COMPENSATION a., that rate lie
in orleans county jail now where man indicted for for
gerry had already been tried The jury disagreed aud
although this ahard case he state ought not to be re-
where Individual must suffer for the Sensat Of society
s Se @ sR ON %oa On Of M
ur Xy9 dry Sv,ru ., =, ,o,n.,n .,. "a,
another objection to the bill lie believed that the state
nend be Obliged 70 cqatted Of Grim
% LpH 81 Wsnsnam replied to the illus
,ratlon Of the Gentleman from Peru young
man accused Of horse-.tesllng Had he desired he could
week IA he understood Washington county court was in
question. which by the house, and tie main
qq9Pn , W: ,ssn Bs, and The hiId ea9s refused
n nan providing for Joint assembly to hear the report of
sentatyes in congress and the Joint
s M N ,s be held t9-orrow aftenoon agreed and
a 6s tx n i sa ayd yrsa NT ALIEN Of
expenses in capturing Franklin Waite convicted OF larceny
ana now IN the reform school to com on claims
adversely TO H. 80 amending the ehaitel norig,ee law,
proyiding among other things Tor The dung Instead Of
s1SS ~ %SSsis 1d n town clerk MI E[Es
s o,on making az personal propery subject to molgase
mens We're nnnece.arS; third reading retnsed 'e"
On motion of Mr., DouD of New Haven, adj
House-Afternoon.
s 10 Pay w Sn an SS M tcE6AyEs
sum for the pursuit and capture OF Piunkett" Who
.,oinf Reioiufon the senate directing the COM
delay printing and distributing the reports ,t q S
officers; adopted in concurrence,
The speaker then announced a communication from his
e1cellency the governor as follows;
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
! To the Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,
SIR In compliance with the Joint resolution Of the two
s9I General Tses Grant Persona
asking him TO visit Vermont as ts guest at
that lime aecepie very eodsy the invitation Ss 20 .s AZ
s1 e him linz and Pa named the week October
be fixed BY him az an early date This morning however
Of letter Just received from General Grant whdSawPs
his sccsp,sncs Of The Invitation OF the legislature rea
equally win myself the final determination Of General
glad 70 testify both personally and officially our appfecla
aS Ua Sn h . Teuse % Of s eIi
visit this legislature, hope that the citizens Vermont
future day. tsgned) ROSWELL FARSHAN, Governor.
NEW YORK CIR. October 49, 1850.
George Nichols, Esq, Secretary Of State,
prAn sis;- have the honor to acknowledge receipt
Extending 70 m, me an invitation y. the state %
me ~ Boston then said 10 Ills EIeelency the Governor
mould hsespa for some day during the week
legislature, ,Sn Of ,he exact day now write express my
and h sTsOn S Sc SGSi
year ago aud repeated This fall received urgent In
part this state ali Of which have had to d decline
and and have con.enea y sad S% .
at the two places in the OF week This viii take
session OF legislature Of vermont thank the Ien.a e
ton and express the pleasure Il Would I'VE me o wa
inoh'' very respectfully yours, U. :. GRANT.
UNITED srArKs SENATOR
Y the hOur for that the
announced that the congress approved
Jny 18th 1856 and agreeaby to the resolution the house
the house proceeded, ON Its part 10 elect In con-
gress from this state for the tull years from
and Including the iih day OF March. AID, lssl
Mr. TAFT OF Burlington said that people this state
were expecting to elect, this time 10 be United states
senator from the ith OF next March, gentleman whose
reputation for ability and honest legislation extends all over
NE United States No enlogy that will add any
thing 10 the luster OF the OF George r. Edmunds
States. - ~
Mr. SMITH of Monkton seconded the nomination of Mr.
/ Edmunds. - ''
Mi. BRowS OF Grand Isle nominated Mr. b. b. smallev
OF burlington In behalf las he said Of the political minority
OF the state. minority, which, though defeated, was sl
undmayed and who still stand arrayed In defence the
constitution and the laws Mr. smaey, at this moment
was engaged Ia the battle for equal rights against those
who would wish TO .ubvert the eonstnion-n behalf Of
The principles o. Jefferson against those OF Hamilton
M MoGEfrRlCK OF Fletcher seconded the nomination
/ OF Mr.. smalley.
man hia s,.it..s