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

hands Of the and no great expense need o. IN
Cured The importance q mantaleas te hss rsuse 81
SHOULD stand in M way q aH s The ,ns,nm
for the state bear the expense of contested election
M Harvey's amendment was lost. and Mr. PAGES
resolution was agreed 70; 81, o,,,.- =, ts7s so
"a T. N, M s II nryiia tat in the examination If per
sons CHARGED with crime beyond the lnrsdlcton Pi
state when the compliant signed BY the states stqr
ney, and by the town when ne eotnpa&Gi & + Sas
q amendment which aboshes the Sd sec OF lsls alto
utes which provide that the state shall pay every
NJ Thompson explained the purposes of E IT, lswhteh
was introduced by himself He sad that Il the towns
these officials would be less likely Syc e bntpT nc e9 a
he respondent was bound up; aud be not there
aa or s town This was an indncemsnt to justices
to bind innocent per sous for the sake OF getilhS
Mr. Hinckley Of Chelsea explained the necessity of
vent injustice and fraud The Of ls7s, though good
offered premium on binding up since on to%n
ices unless he bound the respondent up l6 provides
h5 we sh1t tT , eFne exceeding the ursdc
ton o the Justice whether the man bound u or not
line Of argument The object gf 4 IS was 70 tax away
W @ S9 RGm m was % siEen on Py rhe
grand Jurors complaint He hoped the mouse Would
ment for that would pat things back their old
in which the state paid all the bills .,.,
On being put to a vote the house ref ised to concur
On motion Of Mr. Allen of Hinesburgh, adj.
| HoUSE-AFrERNoON.
Re- ort. From com. on grand lists, By Mr Jones Of
IL 81 i @ sad tS hr sfIa e m and %
passed passed nO"' ~ '''' o.1,.-'.,-
grand list Of Newtane for 1870 ~ and 80; also in favor
s1 II ths Sfnid d s5 R se the sGF sraSd M
Of Plymouth, Tor 1879, which said bills were severay
fhe com. was interrogated by Mr. Thompson of Iras
bnrgh and ,iT SInithOi St J6hnsbqry as to whether
listers take the requisite nd oahs Mr. Jones 5st lin in
IRON From general com by Nj Doud, adversely to H 6,
treasurer any city town may bring an sction OF
9nn 5anase to sheep lambs or other dumb annals
tor the beueht OF the city or town; third reading re
Bis etc introduced and reterred-By Mr.. Smith Of
St 70 & p9y A94hH One James Harh
ton alias ycerine jack convicted of having counter
fe y Mr. t Of fo Barngon regulate the practice
dentistry that 10 person shall BE be Perni'&tfd m IN &
tans certificate from the proper board, and provid
nB 81 @ M Bad Il S IN of char
lls rs providing that apohecares and other persons
sS % s 'is5 S
peuaIty each neglect OF hne not exceeding SOn
or by imprisonment not more than one year, TO gene
By Mr Briggs of Brandon to incorporate the Bran
don sewer association; to com. on CORPORATIONS.
BY Mr. Thompson 3 Of Iras6grS9 to a9osh G9Gnse
to defend respondents; to judiciary com. ,,
n savings Bank Of Rutland; to com, OF banks;
by Mr. RTks Of Bndn Ta1 ba sG aRs6 er s the oe n
) formed b. the state auditor to judiciary com
l. counts and make CERTAIN returns to com on Judiciary
e BY Mr.. Briggs, to limit the number OF Justices WI
Y shall have jurisdiction IN criminal cases. 10 com
The three above bills we're reported by Mr. Briys
tie 6lii intr6d9Sed by Nh Flhed s ana simply divd
NB By fed MF o6S S ER ante chap
III to make il provide that IN al justice tria
Shall be the proper officer Of such court, unless he
disqualified, in which case the Justice may appoint
to BY r Page Of Rutland 10 pay the Rutland Count
to National Bank Tor expense in procuring the arrest
as William Charles Brown, charged WITH grand iarcen
ii Mr. Hinckey Of Chelsea moved reconsider the 70
r. of this morning adopting the resoiutlon OF MI Pa
NJ OF Rutland in regard to the Clarendon contested ee
Mr PAGE trusted the house would not reconsider tn
IN. question without good reasons
air Mr. Butterheld said that a large number desired y
an hat fe psTtes We're wiling to pay the
s. penses, and he Thought II thet We're wins Ihe sta
, ought not zratuitously to put any more money III
e Mr. Page said that the house this morning had refu
ed ed to adopt amendment slmilar to TINS. Inc
peuse would not be large, and the matter was in t
Mr. Harvey of T0pshalu thought the motion ought
prevail; Unprecedented for the state to pay
Brown Grand Isle hoped ths t motion S w0,
nd the efforts of the remonstrants.
Mr. Butterfed sand that number m had spoksn Ike
ro nvestigaton they thought the parties prepa
as 81 sa any one wanted to
IDS they R Rsyf han hs pa ana
l'S MI Smith Of ST Johnsbury hoped that the fesout
thd WIZ Mr. Harvey Of Topshsm said from the number
ana witnesses required bq t9 the state would
ipsl ed to charge the state with any such expense
Mr. Howe OF Ludlow rs 9yeS 70 aieEI ns
we'd Mr. Page OF Rutland said that the com could f I
the coS u pG 5rn as
Dill az they wanted to- ,, r,,,o ot I,,dto, bo,
the wishiraWn his motion to amend by unanimous
s ss erfnoan fen Whereby reseted ths aeda
lied proposed DS Nj y Hl the Contest at
s. ezGenfe Of the stSte asked how many wtpe
Would aRs to 81 be there
he would r6 be TS a1d S stand
ls NJ FeF6mp1 fRompson 19n lrasbaTh
nnd f settled The ntt
ad ed the o. suGn @ Ga fass ] nam M th w
IA nom money
to Mr. Butterheld Of Whngham am @ said tnat M & ne %as
Piled he ES' did H Lot want waste. =. ,,o
to bat Mr the eon had been counsel that
orn Would have twenty wlteesses IN IN the openins ant
Tdsd nted na So there was @ eE where he
sna Of Il s hs am
d%sd M HHfffss by fs pa nS
% TIL ha r@ coad Si be from five
uesses side as well as nlty., =, - -..-... 4. -
loria Mr. Grout of Newport opposed tue motion 10 n
quest slider He believed the state could well anord TO
Yer money to maintain the purity OF electious
interest required full and falr investigator;
} the Mr. Hubbard OF Plymouth fayoreq the hotloh
consider He did not believe That the cost Oh thls
Rut- pute should be assumed by the state; ,.
educt Mr. Briggs of Brandon TOOK Just tne opposite
He believed that the people OF tne state az iarke
1876 lar greater interest III the question than eNe
sur voters OF Clarendon. The maintenance OF me
of election OF the greatest Importance 10 tne
edica and the state could well AFFORD the eapense i
from Mr. Page closed the uepate anu Ioite atou Aie
all be | vious arguments, aud called ior count. -, ~
The motion 10 reconsider was then lost Dy Vo
yeps to l42 nays. ,,,
sup. The STATE PrintiHONlr Page of Rutland, in bel
jails the com nal adjournment sald that the cou
after gated the causes OF the delay u tne puo
80 at the biennial reports OF tne ate ~,
legal learned to the causes OF delay haa iea te c'
ask leave to introduce anew bili relating 10 state
citing nx and stationery. The bill was read twlc
CON ordered to lie and the usual number OF
md by to printed IT, aaas 10 t9S t jda }nr
'1ese Ire books whlch @ ,S Sfe ac Of ISIS court docket
les printing bS dcsets for the Judges and clerks
cnahs cnhrs and new entry dockets 1t provides tt
reewin and elect may procure the pr
Of his messa.e to the General assen5y, 40 ,6 c6 @
not exceeding one Y fhe price does not exec
he may aeen a raid bv the state 1t fixes the
ton the ages i'll the house and senate Ols leksal
sed by rectory addresses essays. reports Oh egeau
to be mittees court dockes, etc, at six and three
OpertV ;ncbos i'm 9Th and t0u ana elSnt INC