Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-25
FRiDAY, Oct. le,
SENATE.


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Mr Billings favored the measures he thought called
h constituents aud Mr. Grswod aud Mr. Thompson, for
MIR said that they should reflect the wishes of the State
and not of particular sections He believed that the people
unanimously in favor of it, and considered that the
founded imperative in themselves
The farming interest especially which is the basis OF all other
interests required the adoption of the Now the
time for acon and he hoped ha every Senator wh9 taxes an
enlightened view of public policy would sustain the bih
Mr. Woodbridge remarked that coming us he did from conn
omnonty agricultural, he could no otherwise than give the
Mr. Briggs Observed that was the general complaint
legislative business transacted too hastily lie doubted
wctho the subject well understood by the people
ally receive universal appropriations md hoped that they
would proceed upon the matter with all proper deboiuon.
Mr. Camp thought undue importance given TO what
called the state debt II in fact nothing than
bnaon of debtor 9od creditor the same person. 1t was like
pocket owing tho other This debt is made the subject of
bitter complaint and yet not single attempt has becn mudc not
single proposition advanced for its eSnclon by those who
greyouy censuc its existence In charity he would present
these injured gentlemen with three schemes any of which would
cxngush the debt by direct taxation upon the people Or i'll
they chary Of THAT because lhcy found i; would be
cling school fund Or If this proposition grated hnbly
upon the srnsibcs of gcncnen who humanity de-
ous rcscuing poslcty from the depths Of harbas
which they would otherwise sink, he would propose to satisfy
forever tho of iris uvcuous hydra OF sutc dch, by
hrusug its the house, in which we conduct our
deliberations and That we hereafter ctaie VIC sint' from
town to town. as was done Formerly without serious denmen
the public business Seriously, he said that this state debt
l. all hu.baar, and he trusted it would not influence their de-
cisions either way upon the subject As for the objection 10
successive annual appropriations, this mode Of uprropntns was
/ rendered il peculiarly necessary in This casc.
Mr. Moves DESTROYS any that all efforts should be
believe the voice of thu people called orth measure. We
had neither heard Of any petitions in favor of this OBJ
Jet lie deemed that c People geocay woga not receive
benefit from the survey at all corresponding with The expense
incurred The great ma. Of the people are not scientific
they rc upon what they have practically learned aud not
for chemical definition OF the various soils We are an inland
state, with tut slender couccs Ana shall we prosecute is
work merely for the qualification of scientific men and al the cX
egiG the Sog .139 Ct c0 @ it, No ne GSpc
po'sa9 GpnoH2n to ANY ojic |len hSd ~ conemPon
part for The purposes cducation ought kept
violate
oil &C
,bc cboc n he was as strongly opposed to il as senator
of Which the people lad long been subjected to increased taxa
lion pIedsc lad en- gi9cn by government to sacredy re-
] Ill ,n5oy G,r tho nurnosSs Of ninsstion ba nSonlo
had accepted TIC PLEDGE and have no right to ,o
,a H. Bu he tIongii dis oucon hn, nothing 10 do with
the matter under CONFEDERATION The measure before the senate
mast decided by intrinsic merits. Relieving as
did tina, the benefits accruing to the state by geological sur
vcy Of would over and again all expenses incurred
mSoy Tf "It "oIc g ,c, 'I no, @ O IL
cst must aud did dictate imperiiiyely.
I E@ym'a5 nsa noP I ,o o' %G"I o' ''S,1 TO seRn
and lis con. itucr had Ei TO suopori it, Ii if r
w% no , & e soO 'uo% , was yo
M Vim romukoi that the citizens Of hs county had long
dcbrad mon Ills subject and they had concluded that the
pac.,g uS =" ,t a Fu'nS % u mCup 9eSS HIN
10 ,c , iyurIa mS ie,, h,
Po,I ~ p,',rJ aug NJ I i', tina, , ,
in yor Of tn" measure and that Of itsc would control ho
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Mr. Cloon said the subject had been but little ngitatcd by the
@ ] t nca.,e and moved die ia law tb @ "nau
tSs t t5i6I. '''' 10y ''' "''' 'i'''
m Gp mi. any bo a6oon of OF sehdo n
lis unon the state Debt he had made in payG snt
and supposed that Senator had taken him otherwise.
, the rrnn3silion to law ,inon the table.
Mr. Noycs wished 10 correct mistake under which the scna
er % The Commee of Ways and Means in the other House
proeose for the pnrpose Of exngnin@ our state Debt t
tho = nine dollar and the domnan
Nj Rcharhson endorsed the recollection Of tho last Senator
d contemplate the abroguon of The school fund.
The question upon laying the bill on the table was taken, ant
RssoLrrroN rnoMi THE Iovsr PGspon1s the election o
Il Y. < Senator TO Monday next, at O'Clock p NJ
= Mr. Noycs desired reason Tor Inc change'
Mr. J. Morgan stated that two or three attempts had heel
Mir Reynolds desired slor, session. public bust
The RESOLUTION passed with but little opposition.
Il BUS THE House. To incorporate Bakersfield Ace
demica lnstuto3j referred to committee on education II
mteo Relative i9o diseherge Of mongasSs given by tn
d Directors of Banks referred to committee on Banks
BlL IStnoDucEp' ny hr bngss aGlho1Ilns mo sta'e an
dtot to allow or dsoW una 10 equa']o te accounts oil IN
clerks Of the County and Supreme Courts referred to commit
tee on Finance ,,ot.., senate ADJOURNED
IN NJ, hoCsE'
BUS NIGoDyelpBy Mr. Button, in addition to cher 81
relating to depnu35 au Witnesses uiriteu 10 ,he qua
bzna, referred general committee BY Mr. Howard in al
cqn 2ed to town CLERKS in !n9e referred to committee
m,ary affairs ny M klee Of hIap3Il, relating TO- bank
Keep deposits in Boston or New york; referred to the COMM
tee banks BY Mr. Butuh IN addition to chap 20 Il - II
= laucd to judiciary committee.
PETIuoNs REFERRED-Of Orisen Smith and Others, aud
IL Seegar aud Others to select committee on the license law
REsOLUrloNsBy NJ NhomoG OF VI, posiponns the cleo
H. on Of 5 Senator to Monday next, 3 7 NJ pissed
u ENGRossEp BLLs-ln addition 70 act OF o4O, relating
u banks, tpoydng for release OF mortgages etc to ncort
- rate Bqkcrshad Acahcmcal INSTITUTION to alter the name
~, Edgar arraohj scvCraiy passed. pay Sl harieu sou
nj 2pposed BY Messts hG' OF anu nhemofe OF ' enu SUI
ported by cssrs foddiTd crowley, Howard AIKEN, ethcyaF
~ others, and pissed, ~ to o9' go -
The ccnlc came IN Tor he oeclon OF hepoe OF inc zee
w sons of the supreme Coutt "he M roeI nominated Tel
~ Wnshburn fsq OF Ludlow, ana senator hlcudson noln
- ted Samuel Mutocks Esq OF Danvle Peter Na.hhu
h elected: Washbun l4j, MnttocEs 10, Oame lutchnsc
:! Z, X Hutchinson l. ,.,,
Is REPoRrs or coAMiTrEEs.By committee on banks, blu
81 incorporate the windsor Co. Bank TAT oodsock Mr. Iuc
supported the bill briefly, and was ordered to Sd reading
On mgtO1 OF MIR stacy the committee o elections had ea'
TO sit during tho session OF the House -.
- Adjourned
EGNhlh' - q,
% CLOCK r. NJ
BILLS By Mr. W oodbldse, 10 hulnorZo Nefsehnes 10 al
point city attorney referred to judiciary committee flo
the Houses pay sIs Barrett S5O referred TO committee
:. Claims.
lN Mr. NhnNE IlRN nj Inv nn