Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-11-03
SENATE FORENOON.

Eai introduced and referrei BY senator Robinson
az act for tne nrteeton q Wien no ann ron D T
shall have endorsed any promlssory hote, @clan @ OF
md ayb, ON demand or on specified day, on
before Specified day he shall have the same right to
as the original maker OF the same may have aud after
he hasso redeemed said hois m ms S own
the action that the orlSnal h3lder oi the
promissory note, claim or demand "ouId nave oeeh
IT, 5s an act relating to grand and petit Jurors; to
com. on Judiciary Ih' bi pruVIueS lor Tue sum
ps ~ U' Jenry an art establishing the salary of
certain state otcers; % com. on finance The s4la-
res provided FOR by the bll are as l9ows Lreasorer
geerl 5000 diIartermaster genera SiOO; supernten-
dent education, Sl2OO and actual eHnenseS superh,
h0nsen1ld EXPENSES; superintendent of agriculture
81 90 and oieia expenses, the whole amount paid to
Bv senator paul an act to pay Gilbert A Davis the
sum therein named; to com on claims ~ o., ,
Rr Snn9f1r Duuton an act in amendment of No. 81 OF
the laws of 1870 relating to aleas III I9 ,, WI se
other hugs. that no appeal snail be aowGu IA ACTIONS
notes and accounts stated o n @ ded @
ing $40 except that no appeal shai oe uehie,, Pi
in action note On account sttteu'e e1 Mvu g
damnum exceeds $50, who shall make ainnaVit oeor9
fhe court setting forth that he has good defence; ad
NO appeal shall be allowed whore neither the ad dam
nun the plaintiffs writ nor the sum deinaT9a mi h my pS
the drrla ration nor the amount claimed gu Ddance
due shown by the speeihcs@apGsy @ ycptn actions
one town against another for the support OF naupeIs
freehold and actions where the defendant pleads in
offset any bona fde demand or demand exceeding the
by senator thatcher, an act in amendment t Of f. the
act of incOrnoration of the farmers and mechanics
| savings institution and trust company; to COM on
| banks ,. 8 4, a., oot il, ralation IN nersons
| contiurd IN the state prison; passed
Repoc From CON on claims te IN sm Sy2 thera E s an
Senator Lane the com explained the nature OF the
| claim; passed in concurrence u;,;o o,
mendinl certain verbal amendments TO- y n, an act :
business of banking; amendments agreed 10 ana the
From com on Joint rules favor of Joint resolution
| amending Joint rule No, IA; adoptel in concurrence
an SeS' 10 tS S of Of e sand bar bridge On
motion Of senator Satord ordered 20 lie ana pc made
aS dsE soGqh m hs Sfdfe IST Nov '' 09'e
s. "a an act to repeal an act to amend chap "a z. s.
approved Nov l5th, 1859 the moety cIause The com
was interrogated by Senator Bridgman and was re-
Senator Bridgman then spoke at length against the
bill lie Thought the bin would impar the efficiency of
bill He thought that public opinion favored the pro
itack directly or Indirectly against the law But he
supported the bill in the interest of public economy
practical policy and he Thought experience had demon
strged that tn PROPOSED measure M ,S would be step
On the question, shall the bin be read the third time?
S senate Da yes Dnnto enry saord
and Woodhouse- A. Nays-Senators Biodlett, BridE-
Fuller, Gleason, Gleed, Goodse, ;Iudevme King,
Lane NORTH pa Peek P9sr koG1son s tie s{kes ibr
reading was refused.
Adjourned
SENATE AFTERNOON
Reports-From com on highways in favor of S. 36, an
Piernont bridge company. The com. was interroEa-
ted by Senator BridEmam. senator North replied for
From com. on manufacturers IN favor Of H. "a an act
visions, etc senator Dwinali intcrrogafed the nm
and was replied by senator Peck. Senator Fuller
rsvsd% rsa the repeal ii the CHAPTER in question
Senator Dana Thought the olll should lie oyer TOR con
sideraton. ON motion of Senator Dwinell, ordered tc
amendment On motion Of senator Stafford ordered tC
lie and be made the special order oil Tomorrow alter
From com. ON claims in favor of H. Il, act to pa.
III T6ird tGaIing H. 76 an act in amendment of an
act providing for mortgages of personal property
passed IN concurrence, with proposal of anendment
ty Trust Company to the name of the State Trust Com
Report from the com. on judiciary, without expres
siOu OF opinion, UPON s. 2l act to esabl sh state
board OF heal Ard VITAL s,3stlcs and Mith res9,H-
resolution was adopted.
motion to adjourn was put and lost at 2:A NJ
The senate ON notion then took recess OF one hour
On rcassemblinE the senate adjourned without fur
ther business,
HOUSE-FORENOON.
Devotional exercises by Rev William II yde of Fair.
faE m ct dS rf1@ 1Hd y M eny
on education he G o Pr5ydef Dc tba that ShldTsI
a. TO make it incOnvenent for them to attend any
school in their town, ii they can be better
vote authorize the com to procure the schooling OF
such children in the a1j2nK town at price not ex
are to eep and return record of such attendance auC
II shall be counted part of the aggregate attendance
in the district where the pupils reside for the purpose
| of dividing the pu9lir money. q. -.
the Incorporation of religious benevolent and othe
societies IL provides that M Az d such societies Shall or
2, $, and it sets out the form Of agreement unde
that the bill introduced AZ the
tie com on corporations, and he asked that it ne
eETeS BY Mr. TO SMITH Paed 6 act
chap. 81, entitled "of PeddeTs and anctioneers;
chap. g. 8 s. and also No. q 7, of a acts tIs79l
| construction Of railroads: to com. on railroads [Th
bill is to amend secs Al and 4e, of chap 2s, whcl
guards etc. aud in regard to their establishment by
Commissioners, TO make the provisions more spe
By Mr. Spencer of Wilmington, H l48, an act t,
| fThe bili provides that deputy sheriff as we'll as IT,
constable OF the town. shall be the proper officer OF
| By Mr. Thompson of Trasburgh IT, 49, an act requir
| uY towns certain eases to support persons commit
dietary tit provides that overseers OF the poor shai
and @ P9%Ga m m e oa c e6s set
the towns; and the expense thereof sh I'll be allowed
unless the person is committed tor non nay ment of
tax assessed against him by town in which case th
| If also repe1ls sec 3d. chap. 20, z. 81
BIZ reGommjtted- on motion on, Of Mr. i Thompson o
laid upon the table the usual number OF copies ORDERED
be printed aud made the sleca order for next Fri
day at 10 80 A. NJ, was reconsdered ana on motion o
| Mr. Mott of Alburgh the bill was recOnmitted to tn
com on highways, bridges and ferries tor perfection.
H. g. the bill establishing the municipal court of Ben
ningtOn came up as special ordtr, ana on motion o
| MIR Brown of Grand Isle, was ordered To lie.
| ReBOytS-FrOm com. on rorpOratlons by Mr. Spencer
adversely to H. l03 to incorporate te Freewll Bapts
society of the town OF sutton; third reading refused
| From com. corporations, by M. smith of Shel
burn adversely to ii ll6 to amend the act lucOrporat
ing the Windsor cemetery association; third readn
refused ,. /.
Reterred-S, D. an act in relation to the lnyestmen
by trust companies OF their deposlts ana trust funds
| etc; to com. on banks.
| RsD0rts-ErOm com. on Judiciary, by Mr.. Dartt q
Weather s1ell favor of ii. lO9 which provides tina
no com pensatiou shall be paid by the state to
assigned to defend respondents or 10 counsel a5sg
u TO assist the states attorney.
Mr. Dartt explained the reasons OF the report, whic
ton as it would save expense to the state; that th
states attorneys ought to do their work themseve
and that lawyers were always willing to defend poe
D. criminals for nothing.
Mr. Brown of Grand Isle believed that cOuns
shuuld have reasonable pay for defending criminal
Mr. BOoth of Morristown favored the bill upon I'll
Mr. smith of st JOhnsbury did not agree with I'll
com. that respondents counsel ought not TO- be pa
He Thought this subject that could well be left
the discretion of the court and he moved that the hi
| be so amended
| Mr.. Harvey of Iopsham sad that The law was now
| Mr.. Smith wished to have the blll amended
e. MIR Palmer OF Jericho said that the passage of til
bill would cut off many abuses The present law is d.
feCtive and dd justice heItuer 10 the sdte nor co
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