Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-10-20
VOL. XXXVII.

Mr.. Brown of Grand Isle said that while very likely
many members OF the legislature wanted to see Gen.
should be taxed TO pay for this republican luxury
IN ms was leslsllture assembled, before all things
LOT the purpose OF reducing expenses. and several
bills had already been introduced to that end. We
have now proposition to make the state pay that the
wishes of certain private individuals to make show
OF Gen Grant might be gratihed. He was opposed to
were great many eminent men in this country
whom u would be pleasant to see here IN vermont but
for visit He had named gentleman whom very
hold aud in il opinion It would be unjust t. single
out Gen Grant as the only man worthy the hospialt
Mr.; Hipckley Of Chelsea hoped that Gen; Hancock
Womb pG n b o,d 1 Witness no tb
repn6iieanlsm Of Vermont Applause which was i'm
was not candidate Tor the presidency. He was an
lllustrious citizen of the United States whom, he
resnn5ion would pass.
Gen. Hancock, when Mr.. Hinckey disclsmed any
sarily involve the sac in aus expense The lessla
ture could teed Gen Grant on bread and water far
courtesy. and he hoped the resolution would be
Nr Brown demanded the yeas aud nays: Yeas, le5;
nays 5 81 the resolution was adopted on the part OF
The speaker announced the com on the part of the
House on revision of statutes, as follows:
Messrs Taft Of Burlington, Thompson of Irasburgh
Page ui Rutaud GrOut Of Newport, Fihed of Mont
smith OF st. john sbury and Palmer of Jericho
He also announced standing com. on the judici-
airy:
Me-srs Fihed Of Montpelier Hinckley of Chelsea.
Of craisbary' Palmer Of Waterbury. Dart Of Wealth,
ersfeld, Butterhed of Whtingham and Briggs of
Mr. Ely Goddard of Ely offered a Joint resolution
for the appointment of com tn prepare for the recep
Mr HlncElcy rled the attention of the House to the
fact thai the preceding resolution JOINT one and
had yet been adopted by the Senate and, there
fore tins resolution was prematureaud he moved that
1t lie on the table; AZ eed u.
Resolution BY Mr.. Lane of Mt. Tabor that the
House OF Representatives proceed next Tuesday after
noon at 23l o'clock TO elect senator in congress to
succeed Huu. Geo F. Elmunas; adopted.
Bills introduced and retcrred-By Mr.. Fiheld of
Montpelier. providing that all policies OF insurance
issued, or To he issued IA this state on the lives of
husbands for the heueht OF their wives shall be
ana for their husbands benefit: aud in of the
wfe's death, by her legal representatives with the
husbands consent, 10 any prrs IN. or 1t may be sur
rendered to tho company; by request, to com on ju
dietary.
BY Mr. Buttcrheld Of whitin.ham. to repeal the act
No. AZ u lss winch provides that Justices OF the
each day daucc and II the case be tried by Jury,
dollar and twenty cents Tor each days actual at
tendance; to ruju ON Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Hutchinson ut Orange, to repeal the law of
1878 establishing the Office OF state superintendent OF
agriculture: to com Agriculture.
By Mr. Harvey ut pu-him relating to sentences to
the Nermous reform school, aud the erpenses thereof
[ Il provides among other things, that all sentences
shall refer to the pi the sponient At the time of
the SENTENCED; 10 com on reform school Also to re-
peal act No - Of the laws uf ISIS, relating to court
expenses
Resolutions BY Mr. Hapgood of Peru, providing
that ouey shall be eNpcuded bY the state during
the session ot tine lctsl.ue towards drtrayinV the
expenses If any udlyldualS reception. On notion OF
Mr. Palmer Oi jericho u was liId ON the table.
On motion OF Mr. Ellis OF Huntington, adjourned.