Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-11-03

appeal and ,ereuPon the Justice shall take down the es
mpny II Writing 81 fee o. ten e S hundred words
clerk OF the county which shall be competent testimony in
by Mr.; SMITH Of st. Johnsbury H. i. an act regulating
roads III provides hat Il haii be unlawful to run train
O. cars o. single engine upon any railroad except Trains
trains starting on saturday from place outside The state
ppy n sps penalty ~ NOT NOT @ sn ons bno
drea s4 S 9e an one thousand goar LAYING
TAX on the county OF onnge to CON- Of the members from
BY Mr.. FIFiELp Of Montpelier Cby requesu H. 1856.
oct n addition to chap ~ entitled Of guardians and
ton Of the acts of guardians who have been eguarly APP
ny Mr. ADAMS of Pomfret II. 49, an act to pay Edwin
Nen ,ne sHn ,hsden named Tor pursuing ans arressg
| claims. u
taxation; on grand list lit provides for some
poran and radical changes in the present listing law That
now there shall be included 10 real estate telegraph
po Wires HnH and the machinery used by ga,
law axns saving; banks or he taxation o. deposits q
SS that at g ss make sson returns Of e
Ing stock q railroads sha be taxed in the different
through which the roads run in proportion TO the length Of
isxaiion Of railroads 70 5000 mile shall be repeated
70 The population instead o. according The list
that al ne present laws relating to committee
s r r as M By e aw e for q &, e
cton Of penalty OF 500 for each offence upon any lister
ny Mr. FACE Of Rutland H. Iss an act to amend Sec g.
Sasp 81 Il to S gS On judiciary M p0ys' that mo
p wife Wiz q oB YeO'o' o' WORK pODe
Ls%S 81 sc,so IsPsal a "si in s%SHdmsP. o.
cety; $ H. an act regulating The seryce Of snbranas
s. an authorize the trustees Of Chester academy
'09Ssy s1s Is'aps s"s IS pISSt bill intro
me9 Of n counsel Who ASS. staes aerhey or Who defend
re,gondseni, came up tor third reading 49,, ,u, M
ground Of its injustice respondents and counsel lie said
accused should have proper means Of defense How could
they such defense il had no power allow
adesrabc thing RIGHTEOUSNESS be deplore TAX
allow pooT persons to have paid counsel would cost he
payer one mill and two-ienths year - - ~,
Palmer He thought lawyers ought not 70 be asked to work
or n9,ans lie GnSh, NE court could be trusted to ad
Nj: BRIGGS of brandon supported the bill. He argued
ihe respohden,s Sow The lee q s2e led Gas. q
S y 70 s% @ ana @ a 81 eye Mi GS
by the assignment OF the court. From tune immemoria
ablesi members always would be gl,d to bear it.
IT. BOOTH Of M3rsSwn spoke on he ,ame side and
ents would lack for able counsel without fee
perence and the noioey as well as from humane feelings
Mr. THOMPSON of Ifasbrrgh said that the friends Of
IL opponents He replied to the point advaneed by Nj
fceTsi eonnton and aid i I'D not apply to the juri:
prudence Of ths state The 4 this bin was passed st
dents a, the q the state lie replied 70 Mr. Grout
caly and showed that orleans county alone siOs had
9esn paid for defending respondents IN the last two years
even If It hit the pockets OF attorneys Nor the bill an
years always the English lawyers
that they were always ready stand and protect The
by the oldest and members the that
criminals matter Of professional pride md chysry
respondents had far ADLER counsel than now THIS go fee
not e. @ % snd os sa s
/
est OF the state that the bill pass.
Mr. oh ha lawyers So se sssa G
1I w n 81 Oo III %a IN favor OF ny
BILL however, for practical reasons the truth being that in
amply protect ihe% And The So fee led certain csss
Of LAWYERS to advise them to ask for counsel when wasn't
Mr. BkowS Of Grand Isle opposed the bill. because he
Tended nnless attorneys could have their pay.
quate pay for lawyer and they would have
Criminals should stand like other and he must accept
Mr. DART Of weahersheld said that the investigation
moi Ss IN e ,n
Now this reform which the abest members OF the bar
form necessary one They knew about the mat
ter than else and he believed that the house could
Mr. CIRCUIT Of Newport reiterated the arguments already
Mr.. coLBURN Of Springfield said that III. people
aroused on TINS matter o. court and they we're
crease In court expenses and this bill which would
tend to cut them down, recommended by the conims-
sioners expenses and by the Judiciary committee
S s sf e ToSS
and the necessity Of reform during the late campaign As
brown Of Grand ie had opposed every measure IN favor
Of reducing expenditure; which had been introduced Ms
own experience with the lawyers of Vermont had shown
him that respondents could rely upon their generosity and
honor to defend them The people Of the state demanded
Nit PALMER Of Jericho said that seemed TO charge
that the OF the state suckers at the public teas
was not true The bar was as honestly and heartily ~
was favored by members the Judiciary committee
but one and was ssutary measure lie cited this his
that the honor and cvay OF the bar were enough 70 az
on motion Of Nj sMi 81 fairlee the house adjourned
House-Afternoon.
9 @, SANE up ss unfinished he'd ba .s Rad
e N Il pSre ' PECK a We M Homer
lleaton 5000 for defending criminal Il seemed that before
aned either defending or prosecuting crim
Resd fSsses and the ' reo s hs%
Mr.. JAMES Of weybridse said time enough had been
spent the discussion and he demanded the previous qnes
Sn s hGS s one BE- the
brandon demanded the yeas and nays, which were; iess
Si SSaan g aSs? A 81 Of
Of hss5Rss d
Ilsbargh, booth Of MsIrsiown Bfss, bryant, Baekin
OF Snao cGSS Of
6T Of fSn sr. o o Sa. DAVIS o Ta
nsy Demlns' DEXTER DILLON. Dui,on Of Goshen Ells,
foeii, Foster, Giddinss' Gooae Goodwin q Derby,
Of a5Hnd Could q GaPU 9Gd 4
Hodges Holmes, Howe. Hubbard, Hunt, Hutchinson. In
gals, james, Jones' JOslyn Kelley Kent Kidde Lane,
ieaveps Loyeioy, Mann1g May Near, Merrned, Moore
Jericho Parker OF fillmore, Perry Of Ira, Pike, Preston
Priest OF Barre Priest Of Mount Holly, prnde, Rankin
Ranney, Richardson, Richmond. Ripley Rogers OF Water
willie, Sargent seare. shaituck Shepherd, simpson of
Crattsbury Simpson of Greensboro, smith Of fairlee
Smith OF Monkon, Smith OF Planield Smith of Rocking
ham, smith q shslo9 ~ sone sPes SPENCE n John
IhayeI Thomas, Thompson, Iowslsy, Turner. Ware,
! Waterhouse, Wech West, Whtford. Whitney OF Dorset
| Wilcox Of Morgan Wilcox OF Pawet, Wiley, Wilson,
| withere wood.-A. Nays-Messrs. Abel Allen Of
Enosburgh. Benis OF Burke, Blair. Baisdell, Booth OF
waltham Brown, Cameron. Cnley, Cobb Of STAFFORD,
Denny, Doud farnhAn, Fefee. Ford Fowler, Grout of
Concord, Grout OF Newport, Hazard, Hnckley, Horton,
Jndevine. Leach Leonard, aaithews. McGettrick, Me
Knight Morrill, of Canaan, Morrison, Orcutt Perry Han
cock Plat, Potter Of BeyideTe Renirew, Rhodes koby
Rogers OF Wheeock, Shedd Shepardson Smith of Newark
smith OF ST. Johnsbury. Stone fempeon, Walker, wha-
len, wheelock Whitney of Brooklne Whitney of Frank
| lin, Woodland, Woodworth, Wright,-52