Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-03-27

A.. coo. continuing favored bringing the refln-
ing Of Top e objected that the change
would be injudieiOus The amendments was 70
M Davis Of HaddA1n, moved amendment 70 the
rs4 sectorl 60 as to provide that women must nave
the quahcaons as nov rsqpate1 g NJ sls 1
OF fhe iarst section down to the words ehan pc en-
titled to vote" and insers :, .,sntvone Or more
years OF age and being citizen Of the State ana
~ NAV bareafter Be required BY law entitle
person to be admitted to the privileges Of an etector
sns I Ranse Of auiiford BREEZY advocated BIN
and it Was then rejected b . vote largely In the
NJ ci,oonr. Of Norwich, offered an amendment
comforting the voting solely TO tAx-pasing women;
NJ Range said the committee divided the
principles Of the bill. Mr.. Lathrop q NorWicn, SAC
Ea 1,s met no women who favored the bill and ne
did not beiieva there many in the State who DO
The oomitss On % Osl 1s Of Ensd an
gued that the bin favored By tAs 1no
ano wlvf5 bee sSoHid Be no eowardIy lodging OF the
onestion Why should not the ladies have right to
That they alone should control everything? The st
tempted solution Of the liquor question py me msn
| lie failure and-Mr Morrison was cut on ~ tnis
| point by the nve minute rule. -, -,
Mr Iathrop did not believe that the bin would give
any Jsekson Of Derby favored voting in
school meeting because many Of mem rsy Rt hia
wife had said to him, ST women get as cray over
politics do never want 70 vote ny Xii
,t nj tSst o1n ~ ware veil onainsd to vote
questions concerning the education OF tnsir enii-
| dren.
Mr.. oowlea, of Manchester, offered the following
es he proysions OF this act shall set in the tax
list of the district in which the person belongs
- SbUV amendment was rejected without debate
Mr. Horne of winchester. spoke OF the gseas ser 51
vcaa of the ladies during the war, ana kaio tney ao
| won his sympathies for women for everything Icy
4 asked He believed that the women would exercise
| s GOOD influence in school meetings. Let the men
| handle the Question honorably let us give them
trial let US zee whether they will take the part tney
siH NJ aIiSden said that women vote school mat
ters in old england and in Massachusetts, ana no
nar ~ PIi IF vernon offered an amendment that
the bin do not take effect till the year 2,lsA ms
Mra Iathrop arsusd that the bill is only an enter
ing wedge tosard general sia Question IN short
| order 1t reminded him Of when he wss , 1Sy;
when he asked hiH father some questions ne s Il
| is time to 90 to bed" Laughter.l
yea and nay vote was refused ana 5ns Dill MIs
left the hsll The debate on the two DllS occupied
s.nats resolution authorizing North Haven to ap
uropriate 81 900 to settle claim of George W. Jones'
on a1a I,ns under the viii Of james H. OMEN.
of Stamford. Amending section a. chapIer % scs.
5aa 1s 70 aPe1ce saon for extra Services
| architect to the New Haven Armory Cemmlssion;
Was opP@se1 0y favored BY Mr. Law, Of New
Haven and after some further o1acossaon was
ed and passed. Resolution paying Palmer BIZ. o.
Eorwich 800 for compiling legislative statistics
passed. 49,. - che
| Honsstonic railroad This was explained at length
| by ME- Case who said settlement had been reaches
on the of 49, sol, after careful investigation DS
loon The close Of Mr. Cases remarks. the House a
1898 took a recess until 1;So
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House reazsembled at 1:SO p m, and resum nee
| consideration of the Housatonic tax matter. Mr.
Davis of Hadda favored passage on the gtoen o,.
| fun inquiry. Mr.. LAthrop, of Norwich. as kSt
whether the road did not receive dement's under "a
law OF that State this differed, and for Oonnecti
to be consistent It. shodl f Pa 5 '1 NE Fem
| winchester, went into the merits OF the Dill =
Home. Of winchester, supported the bill. Mr.. Rug
esof Huntingdon regarded the compromise AZ Lsir
Mr.. staub of New Milford, held that the sesslemsa
Skinner, Of AndoTer, said the state ~
posed the a6atemsns M e Ssd Been sigsn
and had been defeated. The bin Was passed In con
currenee.
SHORT HAUL.
The .sShort Hauln BILL SO called, being the order
the dsy at $3.50 D. NJ was taken up at that hour Tn
bin was to prevent discrimination in freight rate
for freight to one point than to the next point be
. | yond. The Committee on Railroads had reporteo
Ths deSa VS. opsned BIZ Mr. Brainard of Hartford
the chairman of the committee on the part q IN
| House When he concluded Mr.. Allen, OF Putnam
ofTered an amendment to the bill proposed by Oh
committee which virtually the original Dill
bury said he had Investigated the matter and ha
satished himself that the railroads we're Obliged
discrimpate In freights. Mr.. Hubbard, OF B@rforc
Favored The amendment He said he onered IN
original bill because thought it for the best Intel
est of the people of the State. He said that some
| the heaviest stockholders in the Consohdatsd roa
| favored the passage of such bill. Mr.. Mclean
i Simsbury favors d the adoption OF the amenomen
! After other speeches, which were continued unt
nearly O'clock yea and nay vote was taken on "
~
The Speaker announced the amendment accepted an
the report of the committee rejected and the Dill
| amended was then passed.
+ At 5:15 ths House adjourned until ThursdaS morl
3 ing at 10 o clock.