Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-10-27

posed TO be innocent until proved in due form be
uitv The sanstor referred 10 forms Of Indictment
In other cases and showed that the bill III question
i9T ss In SI shk to the bill The
b was fu ther discussed bS senators and Gleed
s2naiar Dunton further spoke in favor of the bill
senator DillinSham demanded the sss and nays
man Brown bsrlins Dunton Dwineil Gleason. @ Iced,
fs S5Sk Dana Dillingham;
ed 5 2odse Henry & Lsps me- S2FR MI M ras pss.e
In concurrence H L. an act to amend act, relst
proved Nov 27 ISIS: passed in concurrence with pro
Jont rss1ition the use of the hall Of represen-
tayes be rauted to job Wisms for the exercises OF
b df 1@ts children @ NJ oo'O'ef 'n ADOPTED
joint resolution relating to the report Of committees
Oh the state normal schools adopted il concurrence
on motion Of senator Dana, T. an act to amend an
Jurors was retrhed to the house asreesby to its re-
qqBsi Eli introduced aao referred From the house. an act
to si I ys S 1 d 5an on II sas snd 6fd1es
$ 40 act laying tax on the county of Grand Isle
The senate then adjourned
HOUSE-FORENOON
u.vot,or., exer.isss by the cb,pls;n. Journal of
yesterday reaa ana 4pIpGyed s27 obars c.iza,s q,
IvT isJH skiE NJ relief from unjust taxation was
5 a ra8 ny s M ho'e'0' Vi Ahu0'eF
JOINT rssdlatioas- Mr.. Page of Rutland that the
sttsr y sn Tsssrs5tiaE thst 6s soqId sis
tue resolution saying that the people feit grateful to
t. f.rapt tXvItD had he ha
TesolItion Was hen adopted on the part Of the house
BY Mr. Priest q Barre. that there be printed for the
of tile report of H. r Fuller @ G. Boynton and Gilbert
sodiation at Beows fsIs in August last 10 report on
the state normal schools to the general assembly.
r Ho%e Of Lqd9T yoTsd d snd ID as tins
he moved ia be ord red to lie and referred to the com
MI Priest said that if the members would stay and
ssnd i'd * s1s By R Rsi %FHa
! Mr. Palmer OF Waterbury, favored the resolution
| R,tIau ad tha ha
prelened the legislature, and then the house could
The motion to lie then lost The joint resolution
was then adopted on the gart Of the house; @
4 repeal the 1 act passed d IN s Ss ST to ena6e owners
Fa6 the H. 6 allow the Of sub
penas be made BY reading the same in the hearing
adEcaFy communicated from
lie s
's Jdi t9iP @ vi paF.s q &s4t6srsned
e of hs s ooos to hall aS on VIE h
iiams principal Of the American asylum for the deaf
y 6e dumG Pnp It 9s LOT an
NJ Harvey Of Iops9a% %oysd " to amend so as to
Mr. Dartt said tnat the exhibition was most interest
ns Noon '.''-'N'. '''.e'-10 '
Mi Page Of Rutland nd sad he had seen one exhibition
have the time; ~, .. t,on,o
Mr. re Butterheid Of Whtinston thought we ought to
the Vgp Gbsss Of Jay favored %5 the amendment
tRsF
be Rep np se and therefore he hoped this
The ameadment I'M was then lost and the resolution
"fS From The senate reatins to printing the proceeding
and te sad nat @
for money and under the rules ought to be referred
comnites a4d he moyed mt j. BE- referred
the eo on com s51 one Hdcstion by NJ lane ad
yT e n@sad SSds of sasp
other securities belonging to the school fund, shall
taTenf naid INTO such treasury and on thirty da
IN ~ tnr eo such sad n
constsbIe to have the same powers to collect the sam
ne S2Sss prov
Er2n % CON p rep.anx ON ebapter entte OF OF II
e spection of PROVISIONS and manufactures Mr. Allen
visions Of the law as il stands The third readn
p Frem the judiciary com BY Mr.. Palmer for mai
Of To- be esesn e shd m sbu6n " estate
SO that the husband can inherit his wifes propert
PamaT Thought Si the mere children
ought to make any deTenG All Mr. M Ihom
son so t6e mseTy ss Of the com The third reading
then Eo eo on claims by Mr. Leavens in favor of
Nat9han " fo Ka @s and sud gon e
D. ivan convicted OF larceny, with proposal TO amend
nank was s2 @ and third feadns order
for tomorTow @ bv Mr. coburp aaver.
lie ~ to II Is which provides that the standard for
SpTntald, SpTnei MP aendriGk Of Hyde Park Mr Mon
-, Albursh, Mr.; Booth Of Morrlst0wn, hr Fowler
10 Bill: the third reading was then refused.
From the general com by M Hubbard 3h adverse
at at 5. 90 o. each h. I'VE '-'''
The hill was discussed by Messrs. Hubbard of Ply
47e outh, Chapiu Of Middesex, Brown Of Grand Il
re- IF Ppsnkiiu Coburn Of Springfield, Tiffany OF Pit
sss ford Grout of Newport and Howe Of Ludlow.
~ lawful to Kill d0s found off the premises of the oV
which was discussed bS Messrs Wilcox Of Pawet
Horton OF Chittenden; lost =. .,..
ss @ 'sy e5yrFee TO the iH - listers sS
number OF dogs Kept oy each person 90 iis'eso Vi
Mr. Hubbard of Plymouth moved to dismiss the
r ra1eTd Msn9t Of 96cb st Aoans demanded the yeas
s n} On motion Of MIR Mott of Abursh, adjourned
jor HoUSE-AFTERNooN'
that on he b hnd MP Tnl
lhF Pttsi rd and Mr.. Alien OF Farhaven. ,.,.,
w pa9epd 5p n of st. Alnans asked and obtained eav
wlthdIaT s Ts9adis' ior the yeas anu ine
'7' Joint resoiuion~ the senate, directing the j.
com, ondrt 2u eta ire ad1uted in concurrence
he general 1bss com at By he M5 5p5ns Ghsfey
in ISL % the ssa pS sfG e6re. fes
tnteg a6eT Of ese6 board to be elected Tor one
aor one member and one member for Il
dis yesTs' @ 1d elect one member Of each board for Il
years NJ NJ Said Shdey ~ M weud taSe away from
Felplt ie - a., cIo on,rin,r thar
ee to"ns t tne ~ thav m nuvht' not tn lose
Il. aiISn nj Hnesburxh. who introduced the
the Mr hllen u M 20 80 70 nan of ey 90 in
ling salu us otgetl t' We " @ ,a wara dronne1 of
rors Doarus NetS ,,IO., ~ vinI made enemie
the various 9oatus Jrn oosara II this hili wonid
n he DONG tleli uutS' A"e P-7'"e0 ~ 1900 ~
nsti vent sutn thllle s. I,Io o,,raaa With Mr. Cht
hr DIoMn VI, "a " ". 80 ~. tban ratnSad 49,
had Ihe tro resulhk "an ~ ri @ r1aans he Mr. Scra,
From the 70 i oi ~as ysasaintinn a 9rnm the sena
,nm III laVpr ol tne VI. M 'rbraadnaa az the Yer,
mat print oo9 copeso VI & @ VIII nrnnosai of amend
bec Hlstotlc4 oooisey ~ " "nas 70 he nrinted d
O'O TO make tne nuhoei u e'peo W " f 49,
nj he stead ~ Low , s oor,hors from w;ndsor IN,
From special oo, I'M. VI ~ ~ II 10 70 isv ~ taI al one
onld by Mr. howe III laNoi 81 e; ~ saSa - -octinS
80 cent on Mlndsor cQun> ~ pui an5 o
~" able buildings IN Wnlcn W hee5 tN torraw
~ records: thlrd reaulns orueieu ioi S'iioti'"
ei I'e noon. .. ,,oor. hr NJ paea in
no b, From com on Ways anu ans, ~ Iah ns,,rv -
rti oil s. authorlLHs tne @ o,t W read
yvids | lund their NOTES OF pohuS III" ou'e'"i"e '
eturn From the on highways, bridges ana Ierrl
Mr. Butte III favor OF d. 90, 70 REPEAL seS ~ a.
approved November 1875 ID amenainten t "a ~ % o.
relating TO the constr ION VI 10 ius ss7
South Hero 10 milton, appiofSiu ~ r'1,t;on " y
to repeal an act reIatnB 70 INT ,asSe ~
81 sand bar bruRe appIofeu 20 - o',ns
-: - to take effect wheh the saho- pai piiuso "op~n'
~ re- accept TINS ACT ,, puo,, =. a-o,a Tale axnI
MI batteli anu .al ~, IT ass aws u,h,ch are n
that their oD1ects CANNOT pe tiou out' Aho oii
com read the third time and PASSED, p,..soia aa,
dopt- From the judiciary com " MT ~; a, @
.. ly to II A. N amendment Vi 'he ee''ieihon'' - P