Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-11-26
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Mr.. Bates OF st. john, bury agar
81 oke in opposition to the amendment
The property qualification placed
men and women on an equality
Women had voted in school meeting
in ST. Johnsbury and Montpelier
Mr.. Bunker of Peacham agreed with
Mr.. Bates. The question would not
down until finally embodied in law.
The amendment was intended to Kill
the bill.
Mr.. Baldwin of Barton opposed the
bill because it Disseminated against
the poor woman. lie favored the
amendment. lie thought those who
favored the bill were speaking to
please the ladies present and were not
honestly in favor of woman suffrage.
Mr.. Haskins of Brattleboro held
that the property qualification CORE
sponded to the poll upon which men
voters paid tax. Municipal suffrage
differs, in this respect, from free suf-
frage. He supported the bill on ac-
count of principle and not from senti-
ment.
Mr.. Prouty OF Newport honestly
favored the bin but hoped the amend
ment would prevail. Il was not in
tended to kill the bill.
Mr.. Bates denied that the judiciary
committee didn't dare to report the
bill.
Mr.. McClary Of Windsor opposed
the amendment.
Mr.. Baldwin OF Barton demanded
the roll call which resulted yeas, 1870,
nays, "a, and the amendment pre-
vailed.
Mr.. Smith Of Burlington opposed
the bill. Women didn't want the
right OF suffrage as rule and it ought
not TO be forced upon the many for
the sake of gratifying flew. He had
not been asked by a single woman OF
Burlington to support the bill. Women
never voted on bank stock which they
owned.
Friday.
SENATE
Passed.-H generalization of school
houses; II 3S4, taxation OF savings
banks; II 28s, prohibiting Jack duck
hunting; II 2s3, protection of prop
erty of fish and game commission; II
81, allowing open fish season TO be
II 426, relating TO health
officers; ) so, relating TO teachers
permits, was recommitted for amend
ments; III 1902, relating to practice of
pharmacy; ; ~, in relation TO double
taxation, called up by Senator Ward.
Senator Hulburd spoke in favor of the
bill; Senator Blair opposed. After a
brief discussion the bill was ordered to
third reading.
Killed.-S 44. permits to teach; ;
l05, commitment of feeble-minded fe-
males TO asylum for insane: ) ll3, re-
lating to divorces granted in other
states.
Passed.-S $50, state board OF medi-
cal examiners, called up by Senator
Ward. who offered an amendment
for an osteopathist on the
board, for the reason that members OF
that body bad to pass examination.
Senator Loveland thought il was too
young a school TO be represented on
the board. Senator Ward said il the
section providing fnr examination was
left ont he would withdraw the amend
ment. This was done and the amend
ment Withdrawn. Bill ordered 10 a
.hird reading; 5 ll9, supreme court
bill unfavorably reported by majority |
Df committee. Senator Hulburd adj |
Tocated passage of the bill. Senators
Weeks, Peck of Orange, Merritield,
Loveland. Blair, Deal and Holton
spoke against the passage of the bill.
yea and nay vote resulted yeas, I,
nays, 10, and the bill was killed. ) 30,
% repeal bounty on noXious animals,
lfter long discussion.
killed.-H ~, compensation of
IL l04, commissioners
per diem (S3) ordered TO lie.
HOUSE.
Passed. II 224, making appropria-
ion for state prison; II 24l, relating
o width of tires; II 290, making APP
for state prison; III 439,
road commissioner TO
construct foot paths; yeas, Sc, $40;
i 49S, relating to gristmill; II 5S2,
o prevent cruelty to children.
Senate amendment concurred in.
i l22, permitting representatives of
parties to act with boards of
ivl authority.
Introduced. III COO, by Mr.. Turn
II of Sandgate to relieve certain vet
rams OF the War of the Rebellion from
axation. Exempts veterans whose
property does not exceed $500.
For II %, l54, 100. us, 1876, 203,
.66, 324 and 526. relating TO public in
a substitute was introduced
rom the committee on education.
Killed.-II 1873, relating to trustee