Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-11-17

to nyestVate the necessity OF seven Judges II there
was no need Of seven then the number should be cut
The motion was carried by vote of ayes IA; nays
On motion of Mr.. Hendrick of hyde Park the house
adjourned.
sENATE-FoRENooN.
FRIDAY, November l2
Third reqdings-S 1O1 an act relating to the files
passed II. ~, an act in addition to chap 72 x. in
relation to I guardians and wards passed IN concur
titled OF towns, town meetings and town officers;
Senator Dwinell in the chair.
act t" pay Edwin Allen the sun therein named; passed
Fnm tGe gb as an act in rela,op IN the col
lection OF taxes called up by senator Stafford, who
pror91ed certain amendments SO that but one warrant
Amendments agreed 10 and third reading ordered to-
s. 80, act to prevent justice from being defeated
by clerical or verbal inaccuraces in indictments for
BR Introduced and referred-By senator Lane an |
the % county 8 e Orleans to COM N on sdnsaton
OF act INCORPORATE the village of Bratteboro; to
general com H. 10 an act to encourage manufac- |
6eport-From com; on Judiciary, in favor Of II. la.
Third reading II a5, an act to amend sec. q. chap.
r. S. relating to school districts; passed IN concur
From the table Senator Dwinen called up S. 25 an
act to equallze taxation and moved to amend sec as
folows And the state and county treasurer, III ssu
reported less than inhabitants should be appor
v tnal num6er IN Of nha bitans Pending the amend
ment ON motion of Senator Dwine, the bill was or
Report From com, on finance, AGAINST s s. an act act
the question. Shall the bill be read the third time?
Henry & sp3ke in favor 9 6rs It. senatG % fueF
e ss Gs & s Eli Sbdb the the seS o
had great interest and should not be disposed Of with
out full inyestigaon He moved that the biil be re-
moved to amend SO as to fix the salary Of the sergean
recOmmtteu.
From com. on finance against s. 4a, an act in relation
to the duties OF adjutant and inspector genera third
reading refused. ,,..e..-., u. s.no.ou sas,u,
an S act in amendneat sec act So r. Of the laws Of
1879 entitled an act to provide for the OF ord
nary county expenses to special com on court expen
Pstition-Presented by Senator North, signed by W.
N Bacon and others, asking for preventive legislation
against Ri the rqnnin. nm, - Of r trans on Sunday
sENATE-AFTERNo
Senator Dana in the chair.
AK tmtrodmcs@ a9d rGerredBy Senator 3I. kiny an an
the protection of sheep and other anmals to com on
from the abie-s lO an act allowing municipal cor
porations refund renew their outstanding obliga
now FREQUENTLY brought up for special lepisation An
m & 0i XII s EyeTed MaI a geea b
re%Gns % }2H2rT2T & morHs M an act relating to adop
4 tion and changes OF name; to com on Judiciary H.
FL an act to amend an act to ncorporate the yaEe OF
I, The senate then adjourned.
y HoUsE-FORENoON.
) Devotional exercises by Rev l, p Booth the MEM
On motion Of Mr. Fletcher of Cavendish, the reading
& qah a a7PeEsea Th Mr. skinner of
ton, II 2t5 an act approprlatng money Tor the pnr-
+ state prison l1he bill provides for the appropriation
of $4,000 $4,000 to be used in paying the debt incurred
u addition OH to the workshop $2aOOO obe used in de.
4 fnylng current expenses during the ensuing two
BY Mr. Taft Of Burlington, Il go act in further
amendment of the several acts relating to the city OF
By M to FShsfa OF M H. m an act to pay
u Elihu s. Holden the sum therein named; to com on
=, claims lFor arresting Frank Emory, who had stolen
o BY Sir Batte Of Addlebury H. 26s, act to estab
their duties; railroads. trhe bill to its
IN respect to the Poyers ana duties Of th9
commissioners law and greatly enlarges and Increases
e Y fH 6 @ ieS b3 ts tb oyrno %
"a three commissioners to hold office for two four and
!. BY Nr. Cobb Of stranord, H. 26s act relating te
named as recognizamce in writ shall be liable to the
defendant for costs unless the consent of such ersoI
Is to the authority issuing the writ ,-o .,..,n,
10 BY MIR. Wilson OF Manchester H. 30 an act relating
T. the care and restraint OF the insane; IN
If Ut provides for the restraint and custody by h
~ Nh Hingd M Of St Gs9r3e H al qn act rsatins fd Hd
Ie on grand list lit makes the grand list of said suoi
sd BY Mr. Josyn Of BroTnington H. 273 an act to legal
at re the Grand lists Of he town of Brownintton for tn
"a Cattle disease 81, to prevent ana suppress
sd contagious diseases among domestic animais wa
O. On the amendment offered By MIR Coburn Of spring
be prohiG the transportation Of cattle in cars through
IT. the state TIE amendment was adopted and tne nit
ne The Wells contested etecton-on motion OF Mr. dude
r contested election which recommends the unseat
fe ing OF Allen C. GrovSr the sitting member nj ana IN
he was taken from the table, MI Brown of Grand Isl
m s SaiT that Counsel Mere Preparing briefs stating
u explaining them and moved that the report be mad
y, Palmer OF Waterbury favored a postponement Of tn
p of tie com u on econs argued in favor OF nmt
H. H. dlate consderation Mr. Briggs OF Brandon oppose
report ordered t. lie and was made the special OIL
der tor TuesdaS at III h M an act vvn. women
right 70 vote and hold Office in school hoo dsTes m hsy
S proposas Of NJ vas I taf1 a fE2% 'hs
the the ShlcR had been reported by
or had not Yet been presented but that they would be II
en- bill and amendments ordered to lie and be mat
e PTdeI ndc;yy t9r 2 M through Mr. Taft
ported favor q H. 52 an act declaring women to
rd tenaeI with proposal Of SmeTdment %hifh WI
TO- and & on m Of b M rhiI Order P1
Mr.. Hinckley of Chelsea IN behalf OF a majority ~
svnE The Tiyht9 vote reported ed. that IL
petitioners have leave to Withdraw aud on his rs momG
TEs CiaieHdon The elections made ty
reports upon the Clarendon contested election cas-
TIE TaF @ P arey MsssG Of rosS
rs. rs nod Westminster Woodland Of saldsae and Holm
out case and niH the continuance
Potter to his seat The minorty report sHned BY by
s6 Potter On motion q MI Fletcher he OF Gsyendsh DO
e BIZ 6 introduced BY ia Mr. an 1hSm nS
smend amen ft the act incorporating village q WnoQs
ded Sy Sf Mr. Smith, AND Se2F private bill
dye 'nS RepcrtsD COM on education. by Mr.. Spear
@ 81 an S T 4eabS to Teusea 4ef
Of against H. 2O5 an act to repeal an act relating e 70 .
/ seo OF third reading refused. ,,o ,,,
on' essary running OF sunday trains was presented ed
Mr. referred to the com on raiTeads a by a NJ
dsd Grout OF Newlor Of NJ b Han an and Ss SShe
@ agan at their crossing in the village OF Newport;
ieSIsS Spree 1 .s eo%2 Ffeld of Montpelier
hs see t9 Chap SGr'sa 81 g ssd Of tie
dye dye and county courts THE bill was Introduced "
anu ment a supreme court consisting OF one chiei
to five assistant Judges instead of sxassisant judges
an aSe Mr. Ffeld explained the reason Of the report
S said that the judges were very hard worked now
ad that The court could not be eTnedieaay reduced b Of
BILL and sad he had been hiormed That u
and es could do the work co,t os Now,,
that Brown OF Grand Isle and Briggs OF Brandon oppo
mar Mr. jndevine of Hardwick spoke in favor of the
t,u Mr Harvey of ropsham interrosated the com as
was Mr Fihsd replied thRt The the Judges thought it imp
avsr sibe for SIX Judges TO do the work
'''i Mr. CUlburn spoke i'll favor OF the Dill - - IL.
r, Mr. Booth OF MorrIstOwn was surprised TO near
ny person interested i'll matter was not proper Juu
Mr. Dartt of Weathersled said that two years ago
& We thought six Judges sufficient He was not sure
but that six Judges i'll the viEor OF lie could 40
IN work The fact that Judge Pierpoint, VINO was
UNI had been honor to the state, was OF feebe hea
: left us but six working Judges He mad thorouR
'tiar looked into the matter and was satlsneu ana
IrIa therefore reported with the com A.,
hCh III ~ -. = an ~ IL nrn,har nf iudves
nCl wv 1ras ~" C snGke against the bill
any Mir Abell of West Haven Thought that six Jud
rnull Mt 1D np
~, ~ bill. - , ,.n,,. ,.a,u,
p, lie HOUSE-A FTERNOON.
II OF The number Of supreme court judges H. 1856 the
ecs reducing the number o Judges 10 SIX, came up as
the finished business. 49,, ,.-.-,,., ,
~ in favor of the bill. ,.,--,,,
ause MIR Fletcher OF Cavendsh also favored the bill
tiuh Mr. Thompson of Irasburgh spoke against redu'
nm, the number. =. - A., -
Mr. Turner of Dover said himself and the OF
10 o farmers of the house had not come there with tine
the pectaton talking. They lett that to the htee
were sixteen gent lemen who mOnopozed the tax ana
from doubt those gentlemen had great deal OF un III d,
IT, He and the other farmers, Us general thing
aud willing to patiently sit aud listen to the talk But
the wers simple men; they could trace the course OF an
gumeut when IL went along straight and PLAIN; an
was did wish that these eloquent gentlemen would
had common language and not hlRh IN their 8
les nor embellish their allusions with such soIE'