Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-11-01

SENATE.


with close the polls il there is plurality said
was lost Mr. Caoon moved oamend by Providing ta tes
S e 10 Gn s sl 11g 0 ,9G 'S@ may vote TIL
Tho bill relative to common schools called up by MIR
the appointment Of the supen ballot carried
BY Mr. Cump, to fix the masimum Of tho State upetniendants
compensation at 800 dollars per 9nnun carried BY Mr. Read,
to strike out tho clause limiting h9 maximum Of computation
allowance dollars day including expenses carried BY
Mr. Noycs, empower the ofany county dispense with
effect from its posogi carried BY Mr. Bdgg that the oce.
ny Of State be State Superintendent instead Of the Governors
Upon the question whether tho bin should bo ordered to third
rodng MI Briggs did not know but that might be somewhat
unpopular oppose this bill sense duty prompted him
to do So lie believed that the had come Vermont
ior INC adoption OF such system bill somewhat similar In
ITS provisions had formerly passed, and proved failure There
10 unable 10 op With the equoSp Of lho b WIZ e wO ean
support tcc schools in their feeble way, Othor.
an m All " ticiT ,y can ony adysej
, ~ u P % ' S ,s o as y might DC IN
proposed PLAN hon regarded futile aud he could moi give
Mr. saba said, that this was radically different from
CURED that all dutcs provided for should be pcomol grau
would cause vast difference " the c9mpaale efficacy OF tho
two systems The measure, carried into effect could not but
now much neglected The expended upon our
schools exceed in amount all other public ouays
less and than any other kind OF expenditure
peelele do hsy present Situated in the most bairem np
vng spot whole region you miserable rack Of logs
with the pauncls kicked Of The door, with windows boken
and chilrcn's hats inserted as substitutes with stove Pipe
emitting smoke al every oul wiih writing dck. resting upon
with dirt tho Augoan ohc nud with roof and sides through
woe-begone victims Of science within his he hoped would
be considered oyerdawn picture. 1t was what he
raTarter of frce enlightened berannded stte The s
which ought he consulted inst of alt Others The present
y sensible of is laul. where pacticube they
establish select schools, where Instruction cou be
successfully impaired. This aggravated the bad condition Of
schools An bcahlu Influence withdrawn and
the nigrmcut Of the schools LETT in the hands Of
hey procure The proposed, he confident,
efficient. 1t had been tried in other statcs md with eminent
success Even if it would elevate the character Of COM
the expense it would involve lie concuod BY EXPRESSING he
decp ihat tho Interests of The snte nnct o
anded the passage Of the bib and his inability without abso-
Into consnnt, abandon the belief that
ny would receive the support of all
Barely relieve the people OF the sonscess duty FORMULATING
the streets yearly with rusty hreocks their shouicrs and
enough would soon be saved to the State, to cary out the ss
r Rcbarson and Noyos both expressed themselves in favor
Of eeya9s the standard OF educaon but they believed tho
enef, to be derived from the adoption Of the plan under consd
Grafton would he greatly dopotonato to the vas: expense
MIR Richardson moved lay the bill upon the table losf-
The question upon ordering the bill third reading then
taken and resulted follows Yeas Nlesrs Bution Camp,
Green Hubbard Is Morsun Read, Reynolds Rich, Satin
stone, TO- Nays-Messrs J Barnett 4 4 Barrett Billings Ca,
boon, Chttenden, Gfiswod artis Iurd Masha Mofg M,
debated "''
BIZ. For the improvement of breed OF hor-
BrLL, THE Hovsr Relative divorce tidentica with
Mr. Morgan obtained leave Of absouce after Wednesday
morning. Adjourned
HOUSE.
the table and mako it tire order for Monday morning nex-oqu
aent dismissal This motion ;gPPoted by Mr. Howard
1903, the motion lost The bill then passed. 90
REPoErs. by committee education, against petition Of
Of Lyndon Grammar SCHOOL, and tho petitioners had
leave withdraw By committee of and MEANS against
dismissed By committee on claims against the petition
ct Ee d m na ee o DC hd,o G' 'ng ey
Douglass, Iomue Lyon and Robert BARTLETT Che claims
having been presented the audor and they
missed.
ENGSo.sED Bus. Relating exhibition of living animals
euriosesi relating IL licenses pedlers passed.
Mr. Hammond called up the bill to charter the Ascuney bunk,
and re- The passage of ha @ IRI bill was a9
aow spear Va, o SG'S 81
G$ Ts.or,oS 9r,go sGnH.s Po,,neai9
by striking out oelock-ost The resolution ton
CAPITAL PuxrsnMEvr. Mr. whuomorc of NJ. called up the
repeating the act of IS ~ this subject and the bill was
ID reading 81 81, and TO Sd reading 90 3D.
clerks, ordered to a Sd reading Adjourned
SENATE.
TUESDAY, Oct. g.
PRAYER by the Chaplain.
MIR Green obtained of absence after morning.
REPoRIs-Fom select committee, bill in pursuance OF ta
petition praying for alteration OF the of Norwich Uni
ator Of Washington in favor OF tho bill laying upon
al%ia aoaafd Keith and Nathaniel Eaton board 10 audit
adjust all claims against the county, for rebuilding
house amendment adopted and bill passed BY Mr. Barrett
the committee judiciary, the results OF their inquiry
the Journals of both Houses; no legislation called for BY Nv
Briggs from the same committee in favor OF the bill granting
jurisdiction to justice and county courts in certain
cases. with amendment adding the proyiso, that nmg
shall have power to bind over for ral at county court any
person whose cus his opinion within the proyo Of
ordered reading. by Mr. Briggs from tue commits
tee afansi me Oh a. 'S S TO G p fruseS
the bill providing that all parties or pye to fraudulent convey
committee,
OF the bin authorizing Charles Miller of Canada hold
real estate and prosecute suits herGon by Messs
Barrett, Briggs Woodbridge and REYNOLDS, aud opposed by
land favor of the bill amending the act of ls42 that
The sales OF land io shall not hereafter bo published in the
which the lands lie passed. From the committee under 5h
joint rule, that legislation necessary upon the resolutions
by Of I bn n" Un 0 Master General Called % Uo tao
aud resolution that 3 copies should be Princd resolution
adopted No. ....ur, po,,-,.o B.. ,o,,,,., ,,,..... =.
committee on hnancc Relative the exhibition living ami
mails and cuoscs, to committee Judiciary In addition
the list, finance. TO
lines OF holding couaty court in Windsor county, to The Sena
military affairs ,eef jonathan Ii Fisk, commit
claims Incorporating Londonderry Cotton and Nooen
sdo% to chap 10 Of reducing bounty on The production
Of silk, to tho same committee In additions chap OF :,
epting the qualifications OF voters to committee cleo
DuL rxrRopuclp By Mr. Cahoon that the 43l section Of
chap Is of s. (feang tho distribution of he public dePos
money bo construed to extend its benefits TO unosan
FEoM rn rABLEBi povidng for a ucnnial appraisement
Of Mr. Griswod offered substitute, somewhat
modify us provisions, by way of amendment # adopt
ed, aud tho bill was ordered to a third reading.
The bill relating to licenses taken motion of Mr.
Rich. MIR Camp moved amend the bill by providing that the
board Of commissioners shall consist Of three persons,
iuay elected the first Tuosdly of January; carried Mr.
Read by Of substitute for the last ten sections of the b
offered series Of amendments, consisting Of sections selected
from the bills of each House and additional provisions all OF
winch, tio alteration, adopted. The penalties for
ending without license fixed follows For quantity
Of twenty gallons twenty dolarsor less quantity
Ten dollars. The bill again laid ON the table.
Mr. Cuhoon moved reconsider the 10y which tho
bill evening refused third readiug carried
The bill rccUmlnttcd to the committee education.
Adjourned.
HOUSE
Payer by Rev Mt AspinwBll
RrfoRts By committee roads, against petition Of Jere
miuh Foster and he had withdraw. BY Joint commit
tee that the communications from other stat required
gslaon. BY committee of elections, the petition of
Gamble that MIR Wocot Of Barnard entitled scat Mr.
Buck minority OF the committee, reported that Oien
Gamble entitled scat. The explained and
sued Mr. stacy for the majority report and Mr. Buck for
loy when the report of tho majority 1863
b. BY committee on military affairs, that further legislation
relative enrolled militia and cavalry against Pc
of Burlington Light Infantry, and they had leave with
draw By committee on education against bill reatngto COM