Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-11-24
SENATE-FORENOON.

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will Baptist society of the town of Sutton; passed
On the question of the passage of the bill with propos
ans Of amendment senator Dwinell opposed It. SEND
taken, as follows: Yeas Senator's Blodsett Brown,
Darling Fuller Judevine' Lane Lane Pem6er' stafford stafford and
start t-9; nays Senators COOK Dana, ,Dulingham
Dwinel Field Gleason mGnrEy hlWve, North Paui
| Peck, Robinson, SNhes, lhatGheri weed ana wood
worth l6 So the passage of the 1 9i was refused
II, l93 an act relatinE to ADOPTION and change OF
amendment. ...-.... ,,..
1 an propoFe aSl Eelaas am no repeg No. 10 OF
| the laws OF lsls; agreed - nn4 olll passed
meet in Joint assembly at il:j1A NJ; adopted.
htrd readings > rs an NC. III alnehtneuto ol chap
notes. Senator Dillingham; proposed certain amend,
ments in matter OF iorm' whch were agreed TO- and
l35 an act to prevent DECEPTION in sales of BUTTER
Tie title by striking tue word butter and insert
| ng the word oleomar1arlpe;, dlsagrsed TO-
| Senator Brldgman moved q recohsderdtlon of the
vote reiusug naSsage 10 a ~, an a't nilS!nE ty
Henry start and BrdEmau spoke in Opposition to the
| motion to reconslder Senator Dwneli favored the
should meet this issue at ouce. Public criticism was
widespread against the delays OF the assembly il dis
her discussed and senator Henry demanded the yeas
aud nays, which were taken as follows: Yeas Sena-
tors Dana Dwmell, Gleason, Pau! Peck, Pcnber, Rob
9son-l; hays m2enatofS BioastEI d % Brown
Goodsel Henry Jqduvi9e King Lane North, Sah1rd
start Syk.3, rhatcher Weed and and Wood%ortn-2L And
senator KING moved to reconsider the vote refusing
pasaGe to H. lU9 an at dDolshnE counsel lees III GER
| tam cases, senator Dnuton hoped the senate would
pass the bill senator Fuller spoke ~ iay lr OF the bill
senator start hotEt the senate uu peen nasty II lts
disposition OF the bill, ana hoped ITS action would be
reconsidered. senator san Td sad the experience OF
| the senator from Rullanl should nave Hreat weight
upon this question. Senator Geed thought the present
| law, with some amendments Wouiu result III more
saving O expense thdA Wpuu result Iron tue passage
OF the bill The discussion was further continued by
| senators Dana, Dunton, Gleed ana SaHord Senator
Sdnord deihdndeH the cas- auu ny Wilcn We're YAK
en-, as nllOws; Yeas Senators }lodgett, Brown, Oar
| ling, Dnuton Fuller Jndeyne, King, Lane, Pember
| Stafford, start and Sykes-l2; nays senators Dihng
ham, Dwlne fIeld, GLEASON, Gleed Gtoousell, Henry
Paul PECK, Robinson ana sWoodworth-ll. And the
vote tuslng ne passage OF the phi was reconsldered
| Rec9nmilted on motion Of Senator Dunton.
Buts uuOlHced dnI fgefIeu.by oenanr fulier, al
| act III relation 10 tue hluua' TO conl on military
| affairs a., . -. T.. --, -
BY senator uleed, hh act 10 repeal sec OF an ac
passed IN loi2 providing ior assignment OF counsel II
| certain cases o. e IN On uiliciitryy. .., ,,
by Seuu'or COOK an act III IeldIou 10 ING Judges
the supreme court 10 com on JuuGldFS. lhe Du u
| as i0llows: sec. |, Judges uI the supreme conr
shall not ASK OF accept o theseSes or lor any otne
person any present RratultS OF bec4niarS
laEpr from any yr iG % ia M 'I I nntitI i Sui5 e.
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