Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-10-27

piled 10 by senator rember.
On motion Of Senator sAfFoRD the bill was ordered to
lie and be made the special order Of Wednesday morning at
communication from the secretary Of state accompany
Ing letter from the superintendent Of the census. was read
on motion of Senator ROBINSON. adjourned
House-Forenoon.
Devotional exercises by the chspaln journal Of yesterday
Mr. SMITH Of 81 Johnsbury presented the memorial Of
Horace made at The request Of Che
for legislation 80 as 70 p,eyen, he running e e.,
companying resolution WINS referred to the CON- on fa
Bills Introduced and rsfe,red-By Mr.. PAGE Of Rut-
land, incorporate the wsngford village aqueduct
8Diss OF srson to the acts of ssand
ISIS resaha,pS the p,c,ee Of medicine and surgery This
ceived diploma from regular medical college shall OBJ
Re Ss e
mfSfns s. Ss~sH to provide for the
support Of transient persons committed 70 county as pro
has made to the states attorney that
IN Ms ses s S s
by Mr. FIERCE OF shafiSbury prevent The setting
doing By nne exceeding SLIGO, and by imprisonment
ns ha not be @ s SEQ no he s
men, " & HER 9ne to Iasy the r,ss
Baptist society Of the town Of suon to COMMITTEES
by Nj. BRAIYERD of st. Adams. to amend Sec 10,
chap " So relating to levy Of execution 40 as to exempt
age harness and sleigh Sep, and used BY phys
nsd N 70 pyan o ees ropey 70 us Se IN
| ing exempted by aid statute; to Judiciary com.
% sS ss' 'iRs
,hse ssoad be an or not Il seemed 10 h
that this was question q considerable importance to The
people shall have ghlio assemble together and appeal
iS ss' II Who &c
think they have grievance and they should be heard MT
on The claim that there was IN, no on and said The re-
!, seemed 70 him hat no echnes objection should stand
IN me way o. an nysssga.9n lie n'erosated the com.
the eO%mss e he psr Of hs EN-
statement q what they desired TO prove. ''''
I'D not present 70 The committee statement Of facts which
o Mr. Foe e n msbs %s s mat
known III the Monday before the legislature sat and that
Mr. Potter himself when asked had often said that he was
MT. JUDEvISE said that a statement had been read to
MI PACE then argued from the facts presented BY the
the circumstances which this proceeding de-
Of an election made and the cSens Of Clarendon did not
know that any claim that Mr. Potter had been elected
ISL There the contestants had neglected comply with
the statutory formaes to notice of contest etc. Just
these remons,rans had. and yet the legislature took
suitable view Of he matter heard the case
the eS9aign Exported By the committee be ordered to @
acuated the committee IN making their report The com
iitee understood That the election Of Mr. Potter was some
NO acton on the part Of any Of The emonstrant, that com
the returned member taking testimony etc. The commit
therefore determined leave the question Of ordering
%s. Tss ,.y 4 q s
he case without special order from The house to DO so
The resolution reported by the committee was ordered
MI PAGE offered the following resolution 'ResOired
tons with instructions 10 proceed to and report
forthwith TO the house. whether the facts charged by the
@ ss
az papers necessary 70 ascertain and Determine The
facts He read from the journal OF the house Of ISL In
N hp
formerly tsse9 he matter Of nyestlsaIien
grounds; 49,
would dsvolTs DC entire ,hs SSssaSn
the expense sS OF the aveesa s parties "0Da nave
M BROWN from Grand Isle hoped that the amendrnen
house Itself bad election p %smeers
Ion.
Mr. PAGE also spoke against the amendment The en-.
y Committee grsat expense need ncaTsd
great that no reasonable expense should stand in ht
HARVEY sd That had never been the custom fol
.he bear the expense election
share pa he EXPENSE ss Interested ana were always NS
luton Was ssred so was lost anu mr.
H. is o Of the Of ostoss. 80. ISIS
Shared sc s5s SsySad
he cS%Pisis. 1 signed y iSs
the "a Of Isis si1ssihef and leaves he law
ss general statutes which provide that the state sha pay
Sf TISMrsos explained the purposes Of II ls, x9iel
S r sand a MAJ comp S Hsi hes
officials would be less likely TO multiply Complains and n
S poSdspPt
op and ne was not there was no way q collecting ~
dScemsni justices bind up persons for III
Mr.. HiScRL LEY Of Chelsea explained the necessity
me .ssage 81 H. TO- on the ground that i would Sreyen
premium On binding since town grand Juror. com