Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-11-18

Mr.. Villas said he really wished time TO
examine the bin, 10 satisfy himself upon it,
and if pressed 10 vote now, be mus 20
against the bill.
Mr. Cushnau said that vert few amend
menis. 10 addition 20 those made by the
House this morning, would render The bill
acceptable
Mr. Petiibone said be was anxious 10 make
thorough examination Ofibe bill, but there
was evidently no time for that He saw IN
il one feature which would lead him TO sup
port If il required the enrolled militia TO
come out but once wear On that single
feature he was willing 10 vote for the bill
aud 90 home has constituents would care
little about ihe reminder of the IL pages.
SO long as they were relieved from the bur
dens under winch they had 50 long groaned
lie was opposed to all amendments, belier-
ing il safest 10 take the bill as II is
Mr.. Davis of n couldn't agree with has
friend from Manchester who. for single
drop Of honey, would take d pint Of wcrm-
wood.
Mr.. Peiiibone-We have had the worm
wood Tor three wears we are not afraid Of
that
Mr.. Daris-The bin contains some good
features. bot MANY bad ones too many bad
ones 20 permit him 10 vote Tor II without
examination
Mr.. Villas Withdrew has motion to he. and
on motion Of Mr.. Rice. the bill was refer
red to selecs committee Of five.
Gcologfr0E .Sgrrrv
Mr.. Preniiss called up the Senate bill. pro
ridiug for geological survey Of the State
4 motion 10 strike out the section. prorid-
ing for commencing the survey at the north
west corner of the State, was rejected
Mr.. Sbaher mored 10 appropriate SIC 600.
conditioned that this is all thai is 70 be ap-
propriaied. which was subsequently, with
drawn. Mr. Vias moved TO strike out the
clause. authorizing the Governor 10 agree
as 10 The sum Of compensation 10 the sur
veyor and substitute a proyiso leaving the
sum 10 be fixed by the legislature sup
ported by Messrs Villas. Cobb Of :. and
Keith, opposed by Messrs. Shaiier. COLBY.
Warmer, Cushinan and Wardaer. and reject
ed, 100 to 95
Mr. DAVIS Of \. moved 10 amend br sirik-
ing out first insiallmeni" and inserting
$4,000: i. c. the appropriation not 10 be
made until $1,000 are received from the
public lands lost
Three motions 10 adjourn were neraiired
when the question REQUIRED on the 20 read
ing OF the bill
Mr.. Henry said be was in favor Of SUI
rev but would not vote for tins bill. on The
ground that ii was dependent on the land
fund. If placed upon money an the treas
ury he would vote for il.
Mr. WardDer SAID he could not vote for
The bill, IL II made direct draft upon the
treasury: he sustained il because the money
came from precisely the right source, and
the survey would not be burden upon the
state
Mr.. Shafier proceeded at some length ia
suPPori Of the bill, when he gave WAY 10 n
motion of Adjournment by Mr.. Jones OF
W aIisheld: ayes -. noes -
Renewed by Mr. Wardner, and carried.-
adjourned.
Thursday, Nov 10.
SENATE-BiHs-Relsting to the instruc-
uon OF the deaf. dumb. blind. and insane
poor, and making the Governor commission
er /; reid third time and laid on the table.
HoCsE-Messrs. Harrington, Cushman.
Petiibone, Garfield and Rice, were appoint
ed the select committee 90 the militia bail.
and bad leave to SIT during the session Of
the house.
Adjournment
Mr.. Garfield introduced resolution for
adjournment without day on Monday morn
ing next. Mr.. Villas moved 10 lay upon the
tabie,-losi, ard the resolution was passed
Geological Surrey
he Senuie bill came up. on the question
Of The second reading supported by Messrs.
Shaiter, and Ellis, opposed by Messrs Web
sier of Colchester, Cobb OF s. Villas Keith
aud DAVIS Of \. and rejected, ayes a, noes
l5>- adjourned