Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-11-17
wATCHMAN & JOURNAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H. 1880

Mr.; BRIGGS Of Brandon hoped the bill would not be
asme for fSa s ne many % s on he
was In favor OF the bill as reported and against the amend
Mr.. CHAFEY OF Albany said II the bill was to become
law he hoped the amendment Of The gentleman from Ran.
Mr.. FOWLER Of Randolph said that he liked the present
law but II The bill was to take its place it should be
the motion to dismiss They were taken and resulted
Mr. MOTT moved that the bill be ordered 70 lie and be
made the special order for tomorrow at hafpast three
From com. military affairs by Mr. HOOKER in favor
Of 2ss an act esemping certain property from taxation
hill provides that halls and real estate attached owned by
THIRD reading ordered for tomorrow afternoon.
From the special com. q the members from Orleans
to annex The town Of salem IN the county OF Orleans and
county with proposal Of amendment providing that The
voters Of the two towns shall vote upon the proposition
oTy Of he votes cast Shall be IN u yoT The amend
nens were adopted and the third reading of the bin or
From the com. on Judiciary, by Mr. BUrTERFIELD of
Re f iii PROVIDES 81 iSa act person a F not
Sdsed trustee BY ,eason e wages or due
by him in person, or by his wife OF minor child
said hat The object Of he & was 10 ave he poor abone
man from the harsh and oitentmes unjust workings Of
NJ MoEEI g ysTp2u ,oSs he same view
Haven Coburn Of Springfield, Allen Of Hnesbursh and
Palmer Of Waterbury opposed the bill upon the ground
effect enlarged he list Of exemptions. '' '''''
Mr.. PAGE still further advocated h but TO obvlate
the objection which bad been made moved oamend bill
50 as provide that the exemption from the trustee process
MeisPs s BGfrERFiEID and cOiSaiu opposed nl.
Mr. MORRILL, of Vernon gave an instance of the unjust
and hard workings of the trustee process.
The amendment was lost and the bill was refused third
From Judiciary COM, by Mr.. BUTTERFIELD against
20 an act in relation TO trial by Jury In Justice courts
From same committee, in favor of II. no. an act relating
fling will
proposals Of amendment which does away with the
ity Of taking the freemans oath by who has
sent from the state but voter must have resided in the
MI PALMER Of Jericho Intercepted the committee and
on motion Of Mr. Taft the bill was ordered to lie and the
-. From com. on Judiciary, by Mr.. BUTTERFIELD of
Of appeals from justices eSsions Among eases in Which
rendered by non-suii or deas in actions on notes and
accounts stated not exceeding So In amount when neither
manded BY The declaration nor the exhibits
Se a S Excepting Actions for OF Pen
nsrsS III ne Of f1hpG 81 paSnpes etc n M nm
yocated II and said that ii would tend to shorten litigation
Mr.. WHITNEY Of Franklin took the same ground
Mr. BUTTERFIELD OF Whtingham explained the rea-
Mr. Palmer Jericho said that L he understood the
o ne T1s Y alyHr n IT, He & IA the committee
lie Agreed to, ayes W, nays ST. and the bill ordered
From com. on claims, by Mr. LEAvENs, in favor Of H.
81 an act eI to pay Sseh LEIGHTON The sum therein
WIN $500 read tllfd time ana
passed.
From com. on education by Mr. PRIEST against H. 222
act requiring graded schools be maintained each
town of 1000 Inhabitants In this state third reading
fused.
From same CON-, by Mr.. MANNING. against II. $780, an
act relating to school districts third reading refused
From Judiciary CON-, by Mr.. PALMER OF Waterbury,
against 81, an act to repeal chap. 49, 1.-THE
bill IA 10 repeal the clause OF the statute which limits the
1t Jurisdiction for any amountJ Third reading refused
. From same committee. by Mr.. THOMPSON against II.
2g an act relating to trustee process third reading refused
From same committee, by Mr. THOMPSON, in favor Of
H. lI5, an act In addition TO chap 49, g. with proposal OF
amendment which agreed to. THE bill amended
provides that when any person is committed to jail
Justices extent he may petition the county judge
after he has been in jail eighteen monhs Third reading
ordered for Tomorrow morning.
From same committee. by Mr. FIFIELD against H. 237.
an act in relation TO the effect of foreign Judgments third
reading refused.
From same committee by Mr.. THOMPSON in favor of
H. lis. act requiring justices TO keep
certain returns with proposed amendments which were
noon. The BILL as amended, provides that fines and
imposed by Justice aud due TO the state al III be paid
such Justice, and shall be paid by him TO the clerk
within thirty days after they collected fees allowed In
bill OF costs to Justice which are not demanded by the
party TO whom such fees due within six months
they are allowed shall revert to the state and be paid by
the Justice to the state within thirty days after Justices
shah keep temlzed Of receipts disbursements
and shall make returns twice each the
under penalty OF not less than $40 than SlOO and
II justice makes false oath TO n he shall be i'm
| sl,OO0.l
On motion Of Mr.. PARKER of Elmore, adj.