Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-11-10

sqtonal amendment prohibiting the legislature from rails
Ing N rs Pdy ySt a would 9..r Be good Thing m
stand or fe by comparison Of his record with that Of the
ensI NE o sp ny nhs T gNe e which
be rs anxous to pass It they had been cn down The
once his had iaunted him with crying reform
but voting against e. Such came with bad grace
from gentleman Of the crookednees which had character
orde @e Gale" the member 'r0" Grand Isle to
Mr.. BROWN apologized.
laborer was worthy of his hire" lie didn't think the pay
Mr. BUTTERfIELD wanted the question considered can
dldy and fairly part Of the BY was Questionable,
cuts on pay for non attendance.
Mr.. TIFFANY Of Ptsiord favored the dismissal Of the
NJ, M PIKE Of stowe yss not IN favor e Diminishing the
Mr. q S s.c ' opposed HPl he as he
We, net pyeRssd today % ssy how he should vote.
Der. nearly all went for board and they their time for
tend TO their private business should not be charged
M. PALMER Of Jericho did not think there wa. any
merit in any section line word Of the BILL and tina, 4
their means al Montpeer II The sessions of the lsuisls
ture TO be held at Rutland or burlington might be
within their means and he was in favor of going to Of
Mr. FACE Of Rutland said there were merits in the bill
and he hope that the gentleman from chelsea would with
had made gooi suggestion and This question the price
Mr. refuse S 70 whdrs% III motion to d
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and nay, The call resulted as foowsi yeas 1884, nays 5si
Mr.. BRowS Of Grand Isle moved reconsideration Of
The vote dmslng The e And that The motion be laid upon
Mr.. LEACH Of sheldon said that the house suffer-
Ing from too much talk. lie had and heard the in
sovency bill and other questions discussed tn he others
utterly dsgusted and he hoped the motion
Mr. ALLEN Of Hinesbnrgh asked Mr. Brown TO withdraw
his demand for the yeas and nays, and after Discus
~ g. G.srMr COBB " DSf sirnofd pyssensd
petition signed by Moses Miller OF STAFFORD and 81 others
A he inn Of inf bq hack
to s old name OF Yehe 1t referred to the special
committee on that subject.
address on Diroree-Mr. PAGE of Rutland introduced
representatives to the Rev 3. w Dixie OF Royaon. the
evening OF Tuesday the 18th Instant that might
deliver an address upon the subject OF divorce Adopted
iiisintrodacsd and r,rerred.-By Mr.. HINCKLEY OF
taxstion 70 com. on military affairs tE1empts property
Of Grand Army posts from attachment and executonl
the county Of Chenden referred to com. Of member.
from Chittenden county THE bill lays Of three cents
the dollar the grand list for the purpose OF paying the
Mr.. BUTTERFIELD OF whitingham called from the
table H. So - act TO amend act entitled act to amend
Which the general com aA reported sdyeSsey The aaes
ton was, whether the bill should be read third time
THE bill provides that the OF lands granted the
Of the first settled minister shall be hereafter equally d
vided amorg thedneren societies in proportion to the
her Of Sabbaths said societies hold public worship.
the committee which that the bill would keep the
money away from me poorer CHURCHES that a. not hold
needed it.
The bill was discussed by Messrs Smith st. Johnsbury.
Allen of Hnesbnrg Nichols OF Essex and Abel Of West
Haven.
MI. HAPGooD Of Peru moved an amendment and was
directed by the speaker to reduce II to writing.
Pending which, Mr.. TAFT of Burlington moved to ad-
Mr.. HAPGooD demanded the yeas and nays which were
taken, yeas u.s. nays 81.