Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-10-11
THE STANDING COMMITTEES.


Judevine act.
| The STANDING COMMITTEES.
The standing committees Of the Senate are:
Rntes-Mr; Dart; Ba ro9i1;;, crane CT Rs,o,
| JUdicidry.-Nr Walker, Burnap, Crane, 1de, Hogan
i'3 GiGta;s@Mr Burnnp WALL Fletcher Ketou, Cut
'iI Eiucation.- Boyden, Howard. Dart. Page,
HTgr;enitare- Childs, Cutting, Read.
| MdnufdctUreS.-Mr. Brainerd OF Franklin, Estey
Elections Mr.. Page, Perkins, Barber; o-,-,,-
Military A6dirs.-Mr. Estey, Brainerd, of Caledonia
"Railroads-Mr. Ide, Bingham. Dartt Temploton
Coi6urn, Read, Gilmore.
HtM Fetthsr Mdgs MaEfn t'rHhS
| Land Tdres-Mr Chamberlin, Childs Martin.
,PnintinO.-Mr. Brainerd' of Caledonia Tempieton
General Committee-Mr. Hogan, whitcomb. McIn-
federal Relationship. Howard, whitcomb' Brain
Sate PrisSH'HMr. Goodwin, Kelton, Bingham.
Insane 4 sVtunI.-Mr Templeton. Gilmore, Brainerd,
Grand LiSt-Mr Crane, Mcintosh, Walker.
COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE.
Elections-Smith of Newbury, Sheridan of Highgate,
Smith Of Addison Fay Of RehmSnd Tayior Of Gull
'Federqt .reiations.- Hunt Of Waltham, Pi1ney of
Perrg OF BarnaTd Stone Of Panaed Adams Derby
Ways and means.-Hooker Of Brattle69ro; Wing OF
sse Of El Prchard Of Bradford
nard Wnhall, Perkint of Windsor Brown OF Spring
Miitmy Affairs Stone Of Dapye, Harley y Of West
minister Of Barton Horton OF
.judicidrgH.Thompson of Irasbnrgh,, Munson Of
Manchester, Abel OF West Haven. Plqmley Of North
field Noble of st Adams, Roberts OF Burnnkton CaT
ter Of Hardwick, Boes of Rockingham Burke OF Al
Eiacation- Priest of Barre, Ghilds Of Bennington;
Andrews of johnson, Bren of Castleton, PERKINS OF
Windsor Stanley of Leicester Dearborn of Ely, Ma
N SfHs st. AbSns brewster Hunting
ton Holmes of Grafton QUITS q Orwell 9dhey OF
F GRsp d sF9nfS q
ISy f GhesS 0
of EsssE Allen n Of FsFPisOqT ,h
don of Rutland Tewksbury Of Randolph, Walker OF
pf Hsh R%naa fdSs ds
q o Pse
Of GambridgeTa Of sutton Tempeton of Worcester,
Bean az Green Of Fisk Of Isle
La Motto Esterbrooks of Sher6nrne % q.
ton, Raymond Of Bridgewater, Mack of shelburne'
w5, Of S EgEaF a %es
dR MGn Of S Fayson T Fl Of
gasE%sr Sa%iH sF$
Nane Holden Of IGton 81 nnep Of
Lowell Rowland Of East Montpelier Cole OF LV rsi
burgh, Dixon of South Hero, Eaton oil "oicott' "hNe
u La a TGr-stevens of waeryle' Gibson Of Rye Rye
Of Readsboro Fuller of Lemngtop Merrill q Ear
fax Pratt Of Charleston Fnam OF 3rvi1 %
dT SSm S@t6n } Of g. Geore Wa@9n
re Gd M kf2hnes Of Of oonsord Bra Rps
French of Underh Dmick of Wlndnam' Paine OF
9Gp n Gt f Rsnda of Hyde Park sowes of Alburgh
hassi Of Manchcstor Thorpe of Char
New FfHa aRen Wncheste Of Of Brook
aeld, Houston Of Rpton, Robinson Of Weathershed
Of Emore Clark OF North Hero. Iiobson of Brighton
DiStribntinG Young of Arlington, Risdon of Noun,
Tabor Miller Of Wstop Aver Of Goshen SticFnsGy
Eden, Moore of MORGAN, Young of Roxbury, Corliss
siat sf PtifoS Gashins aaTtford smith Of New
bury Smith of Pittsfori, Skiff of Ionkton, Dix OF
nar 1i. .,--..a, .~.-
.SyS d egiafR2P PpsS
ropsham, LeCair Of Colchester, Mccullough Of Read
F%elsG Su ley
Of
Mileage agd DsDeqmtMrers % Of J hnSd
&ooa f Sr H FaTE Of kinSo1 Bates q Kirkland Kas
Of BSon grow q G%ildhail. Hyde Of Grand Isle;
nC PoWer OF Grendon
Of Burke Robinson Of Wardsboro' Edson of Mendon
fssaMe u Of Newport Plpmley of NQrthaeld
ArkIey of Vest ford Markham of Bethel, Johnson O.
1 "a 'AA'4S''"'HA'
Lyndon.
1t will BE- seen that the Washington
county members hovc flrcd very well.
Senator Martin is chairman iof the com
mttce on .highwlys AMI bridges, and a
member of the land tax committee. Sen.
ator Jones is oh tirman OF the committee
on finance, AMI a m1mber of the commit
tee on lolns. d.. Jones, of Waitslield,
who did good service rs the charm IN Of
the committee on the grand list at the last
session, is again its chairman, which is "A
guarantee that no fanciful schemes of tax
alton will obtain encouragement. The
wide inform ltiol OF Mr. Wing of Mont.
palier, upon all questions relating to tax
alton, are utilized by.putting him upon the
grand list and ways and means commit
tees. 1t is reported on good. authority
that Col. Hooker only accepted the chair
manship of the latter ommttee upon CON
dilion that Mr.. Wing should be second
Mr.. Pumley, OF Mortified, is upon the
judiciary committee and upon the com
mittoe on the insane, both responsible
positions, which he is well qualified to fl
with credit. Mr.. Priest, of Barre,
chairman of the committee on education
Mr.. Priest gained high reputation as
debater and intelligent law maker, an
his training rs principal of Goddard semi
nary has rendered him an authority in al
matters pertaining to education. Mr.
johnson, of Ftyston. is on the committed
on manufactures; Mr.. Huntley, of Dux
: bury, on corporations; Mr.. Blake, {
W oodbury, on mileage and debentures
, Mr.. Stone, of PIaini1ld, OIL fel,ril rca
: tons; Mr.. Young, of Roxbury. on tn
distributing com nittsa; Mr.. M.yo, G
M)cctown, on tho conceal; Mr.. Leland
of Berlin. on tho llnd tax; Mr.. Rowland
of El5t M)ltp1llor, on agriculture; Mr.
, Templ1ton, of Worcester, on Highways
bridges an ferries; NJ. Rlnl,n, Of Wa
tertiary, on rtlrolIs; NJ. Paige. c
Caho!, on claims, onI Of the trdeSt work
ing commitc33 in tn legislature. bcfor
, which all the small steals lcome.
Mr. Martin his given the dcmocra
four cAlirmlnship5-.o rlilrO IDS, d.
y Butler, of Essex; of corporations, NJ
Maachtm, Of Brtnlon; Of public built
nys, Mr.. FIrnham, of West Fiirlce;
town lines, Mr.. Taylor, OF Brunswick.
4 AMENDMENTS TO TIE TAX LAW.
It Some bills have already been introduce
and, probably, great. many moro wi
II be. looking to amendments of the tax law
!. Mist of these will b, reported upc
s adversely.
Inc two most impotAnt bills, rs yet, ~
# House 4, introduced by Judge Thomp'o
: which provides TIM ollic,s saali not
It allowed upon personal property; al
;. House 6, introduced by Mr.. French
,, Underhill providing that Offsets shall
allowed as real estate, Judge Thompson