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

e5r.e ~ Edmands WHO adaresssd the joint assembly
as follows:
Is perhais luuecessarN inr ne sA3 % %that nsh
words liable OF expressing my gratitude LOT INT
eletOn, aud my deep sense OF the responsibility that
you and are aware is deyoyed upon me o. slTh an
coumuuweslth have stNen TO exert the utmost Les
viii h6 y aud y0nr predecess re have entrusted
me that glorious state should not blush 70 say am
her son The somewhat long experience that have
now had in ruuic affairs a. well mere IA these Yetn
cnamhers as III tue Gaptul az m ~ ,st1sStb Is5 ai
renihnn lust tut2ns II Il nov twenty -n4e St@Is,
ceremonies this hall IL the new capitol Az thi. tthe %
there universal peace IN the country aIneuen tle
isted as they do low AID as probably they ought 20
exist in every government that L E}Eernenmt ~ u ] ,I
ry ma has fr,fmThed and the value aud possibility
1f unity with freed lm such as has always oesu tIe
motto If tate, have en- dem9nStrattu AuH az ~
that very struggle all know. the intrinsic dlih
ulties IN the comp lsitlon Of the national gOyerhheu
which 1t sesed imp2saoe to eraligate nave f III ~
universal liberty constitution Dedicated to tse ne e9a ,
tIs nf he Inrd states And may add also, every
-ana,or from STATE should add If he knows ms I4tI
the preservation 6f tue rights Of the states without
which, believe aud always have believed; r;red te Ne
have these long, though seemingly short yesrs
how important also the value o our example in the
spread universal liberty and equal rights ~ oihet &
countries Ne have seen that great nat2n our ca . s
through all the travail and turmoil Of such sfTntse @
out OF uespOtlSin up 10
me United states And We have seen the liberty maj
liked aud rooted in the centre Of the most n2ur7hi9E
country Of Enr9pe Apd VIII sPrg1dH P H as sntsne3
through the diffusion OF universal education ana intel
vste and p9tical though BY the different rolitica
names men call themseIyee But gentlemen, this is
tous further Dinner spreGaring and VIII address
you longer And will only sxpres lsain the q M
You that shall try t. deserve. tcireat applause)
The joint assembly then dissolved, and the senate
On the motion Of Mr. Brown of Grand Isle. adj
oUsE-AFTERNooN.
Third rsadjao-H IS introduced by Mr. woodworth
of Uuderhill, to amend the 81 section OF the chatt
mortgage law of 1875 so at IT shall provide taat ne
without the consent of both parties to the morts
On motion of Mr. Thompson of Irasburgh, some
| amendments were made in the phraseoosy' the Dill
REPORTS Of eomadttsss- From the Judiciary BY Mr.
THOMPSON of Iras3nrEh in favor q d. y ihtrouuseo
| trial of persons jointly indicted for murder or any
prsdn With an amendment which limits its operation
to murder and crimes punishable with imprsonmeen ans
for cons apiracies shall not have separate trial
MIR Taft OF Burlingon said that he was unable u Z
thought that he question of separate trial should De
to the discretion tn & 1s c9G n dtSn a 's 1 M Hove
Ludlow the bin laid on the table, and ordered
BHis Introduced and reterred-By Mr.. Taft Of Bur i
invton to pay Thomas II. Butler $2s g, pay due M,
which drawn by another person; to commit oi
'i"iT re,oiution-From the Senate, authorizing tn
JOINT insane asylum aud reform sch9oi d 10 US
the same and inquire into the condition ana ueeuss
the same. aud report by bill or other"se' auop'eo
concurrence' ,i,.,.. Prom, ,,,diciarv com by Nj
Brigs- OF Brandon, adversely to 3 H. 70 ALLOW lou
peremptory CHALLENGES t. qr rs IN GV Tsss7 ,ba b
saying it would materially increase court TT expenses
much larxer number of jurors would nave 10 De sun
. m cd third reading refused
H 49, relating to the jurisdiction OF the CITY court
proposais Of amendment, the same were concurred
Blk fi ni@Hoducod and referred.-By Mr.. Spear
Braintree to amend sec. soo chap. q of g enttle
of public industries SO thai ne seecte me s o aar gS
shall annually assess tax OF 10 cents on te aoaI IL
educational purposes instead OF cents as at preseh
BY Mr. HapS5od Of Peru to amend act No l3 Of Ac
1870 relating to c9mpuSoTy eduGat1m 9t enqps ar
child between IA and IL years of age to com on eauc
By Mr.. Lane of Mount Tabor, amending sec, 2, cha
. OF the s, relating to school dlstrrts so ss To- u
T. on education
JOINT ASSEMBLY,
Ata.so the Senate appeared in the hail of the hou
of REPRESENTATIVES for Joint assembly pursuant to
solution t. dsa heaT nG Bsrso Si Pedent 1s Of the
ate in the chair; Hon. GEORGE Nichols secretary
sfaEe ~ be jo assembg "oG "a session The com
pointed to canvass votes tor sS n .y yG
have
ta tves in congress from the several cOnEressiot
J, districts IN the state of Vermont aud hud the Wh
d Hrdhor uistt ~, ~ v6tes East To have been:
DN'"''' rrnsr coyaREsstosAL DISTRICT
J. FIRST ooN"'E'7i'-'- ~ n,
e Whole number OF
N Necessary Tor checc H.
Charles II. Joyce had .:..........,.....''..l66
o JeduI . - ~ NJ 4 rti' had " ,, 35s
e. Caatas Catasrin1 i, " ' ............ 81
j.. Majority ior CudlleS ~ '' | ,i,.,, ,a ~,
I'd Ana aereeapaS to II favra who received the III
by deaIe &c e ytas 10 be reIreseuatve III the
ed t the Dlte1& & 1s yor the two years from and ncud
v the 4th OF Mareh, iS'', .,,,,ox, A., n1srp,cr
81 - -, ~ q
he Whole nutuDtr ol V9tsS'''''' '''''' ii
~, Necessary LOT cLOluS ''''''''''''' il a;G
If. "a,n ynIal had ...,,..,.,,.... 6,6qS
u, Danei CaIhpptil pau iii
~ Jphu B, Meau nau'''' ''''''''''''' "a
N n5 Scat erltlH., IL. '''''''''''
s,d ss,reeahy to constitutional provisions we HI
nv declare james NJ. Tyler, who received tle lni
If the United states from the second congreSslG