Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-11-26

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| la,rnod WOW, Nfara,,iov or Adlien,, ba
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ion of tine soldier. a friend of n,nnar.
/ both dead and alive and n stern onnnnent
/ of coolin i,nmi0tY,tion NV
b There is Tinkham summing himself i'm
presence Of surctnt IRIS Yh0 rtnilv nrn
| watching the proceedings aud not Tho
| member from pumfrrt He was ,,i,nn.t
| SURPRISED TO find himself a membnr nftnr
the election. though he n ed pl1rued tn IN.
/ here He snpulis ON the snbincts nf t,,,o
/ banks. railroads. banners. hiph,y.vs thn
/ constitution: and utlite intnIliUe1,tIv an
/ fuIniu, and ulpniinr,curinn rd Li
SDrpch against the iucolporotiou If Vat
Ruflaud wa. the best supcch nf fin.
session. Mr. Tnkham. also snenks The
tuoL.h llnuua,tr
Mr. Stanton is AN influential member
and has done some hard work ns chair
/ man of the general coumittnn tn ,,,h,,,
/ belongs the credit of killing the ,.,nIund
/ policy bill which made its entrance INTO
| the LEGISLATURE with such ccIut II diad
slow. but it died. The member. of Tho
/ House voted to have Mr. Stanton Stuv
I with them and at the end of the session
he finds himself with them i'm - yprv
pleasant way. He does not sneak when
/ he has nothing to say, but can make n
point without becoming tedious.
| There is DR.. ChcsmOrc who had the
pleasure of first naming the sue
/ CpSsor of Senator Edmunds and MIR
Fisher who entered into "A diplomatic
/ CORE pundence with the senator, die.
tating to the latter the terms upon
/ which that naughty but irrepre~sible
/ eight WOHld surrender their Formidable
opposition. There is Mr. Harvey who
/ has been Il rdiucd member though pur-
I suing a mistaken DDIicu at Times, and
I Major John Stearns, who professe, not to
talk, but who if ne will make ~ good Il
/ speech against license i'm the House as he
/ did ont of it the other day, would be greet
ell with a round of applause from the tenn
perauce republicans which the gavel of no
/ p"es ing officer could choke off Mr.
Mann is a level-healed llttlr fellow and
wouIoj have spoken well on the municipal
hadn't been for the previous question.
/ MIR. KnLsley Of Salisbury suffered the
SUSPICION of beng the "chamuiou of the
mortcageeN but refIlted the charge one
day and the House breathed freer lie is
lawyer and has opinions on all subjects .
least. to encourage a free Interchange of
opinions before vote is taken, Mr. Fisk
of Morri,town i, a conscientious leri.-
lator and has had considerable
influence He is "A LAWYER and
editor: and while pleadinr for The indie.
pendence of Proctor the other day he
managed to get in an advertisement for
the Rutland ErDrcSS, with some editorial
remarks thereon which wer. we'll received
by the House Mr. Rowland of poultnev
is "A legislator of eNuprieuce and ability
and n. also Mr. kn9t,u of Niddlphurv has
done some GOOD work in the judiciary com
mlttee and in the House. MIR. Higbee of
Charlotte mas shown up best in the com
mitteeS. and though his bill was not made
the basis of the commission law. he has
undoubtedly done much TO keep the rail
road committee from hciup dpvoured
whole bv the hydra,headeI monster of
railroadism. Messrs. Williams and Currier
have been engaged i'm pptchiur nm the
prohibitory law. the one rs chairman of
the House temperance committee, bound
to protect the law as il j.: the other set
on quitting rum down. and cooperiup
the present law a littln Mr. Uou0hton
Of Noutpelier. Mr.. Hathaway of Hard
wick. Mr.. Hnseltou of burlington.
MIR. Wall of Dorset. Mr.. Bill of
Albany. Nr. Brdard of s.. Al
bans. Nr. Barney of Swunton. Mr.. Flagg
/ of Braiutrpe Mr. Riulev of NlpudOn Mir
Peck of BrooktirlI. Mr.. Fletcher of St
.Tohusburv. Mr.. Hogan of Rutland and
Mr. \lavo of NorthIipld have also taken a
position worthy of mention. The li,t
I would lie incomplete if | did not mention
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