Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-30

Mr onion moved 10 reconsider Tue 'o,e refusing
a thlrd reading 10 the Dll rei"'ihg 20 election py
piuranyi carried ana on fno'oh VI WI Noyes' '"e
oill was iaiu on tue tao'e
communication from INC uosefno' was re-
ceWeu transmitting report IRON, '"c o'a'e Seo 800,
g's'' esuna"ng 'ne expense " ''o s".y -. ~, ~
year ensuing; referred 10 tue con"'ee 0" FL
nance. Adjourned mem ..
housE'--rhsrosse p,Is P'1n'ou '"e
bringing OF pauPers ,'ou oNe, '''es II, '''s 'u'e
gIanung Jerry 70 ueo'ge N"es' a'e.'"s '',e u,ne
OF no'u'hg 'ne ",nu"an count! oou',s 70 'le ""
tuesdays OF hPrn anu SeP'eos' 70 ,do'n'a'e me
'ehue,'hg o' 'u,hP'Ae 'oaus nee 'o"us se'eeany
Passeu l" auu,'o" u 'e ao' 10. 'no 'e'e' =. w.,
insane poor (making an appropriation OF eouUu
ahnuai'y W. Heu OF the SUN he'e'oo.e appropriated
ana pro''ding LOT STATE eomn'ss'onet WI a.
ken moved 70 s'Ilke OUT eoooO ano insert Soovo'
on tue grouhI 'na' uhs aPp'op''auon 'n'o"es 'ne
question whether 'he STATE den' sha'l DC constantly
Inc'easeui SoooV ne 'nougn' enough 10 huuee
the to"hs 10 sehd the insane 10 inc nospial, WIN
out encouraging speculation upon this unfortunate
class. Mr. lice SAID TINS sum was not suhcient
W, ow'' suggested 'na' eooVv Woulu cover Oui
iali OF The expenses required, which was confirmed
! oy MT hali, VINO sustained the appropriation, as
also did Messrs Barlow, Stevens, Russell, and Rice
VINO would appropriate money Tor this object IN
preference to almost any other-and 1t was truly
economical 10 do so, IN their judgment, since the
insane would be provided for more humanity and
cheaper by the state than by the towns. The ei-
feet of too small appropriation was to induce
towns TO send only desperate cases, incapable Of
cure, while those who may be cured by early treat
ment, are retained at home and suffered to go on
INTO the stage oil hopeless insanity Money they
regarded as not worth consideration when compar-
ed with the restoration Of mulitudes Of this unIor
tunate class TO sanity and society. Mr. Aiken then
Withdrew nus motion to amend and moved to com
mi 'he oili 10 selelect committee. MIR swift
suggested me same committee which had already
cohs'ueieu tue OH. MI heIlogg concured IN TINS
suggeston so as to learn all the facts IN the case,
remarklng that he was anxious TO bring the eSpen-
ses OF the state within the usual revenue, but he
was not prepared reject any necessary appropri-
alton even though the revenue of the state might
prove insufficient The motion was agreed to.
RecharIer of Banks Mr. Rice, from the select
committee, reported the following resolution by
unanimous vote Of the committee, as substitute
ior me original resolution
n,bI;c noI;o, en,h;da ,ha se p'' "r pr Sounu
puo"' Py'0y .o'"'us ,'e eN.e"son Vi DAM cha'-
of community reanires ,bo, the hSs;no"a ' 'n onn
Germs OF banking institutions sbould he brouob, IN
close and their affairs wound up at the expiration
of their charters.
mr owiI' said ne d'd not believe this to he sound
Po"oy' an" III any event ne would not mus bind
'u' m legislatures
u, ME- sA'u 'ha' ne oel,e'ed the opinion oil the
Peone 'ne s,a'e Is, 'ha' .us SOUND policy as
g."eLn rue pul mere in,ght be particular cases
MrKai T. ,eo"a .' "ou'u DC proper
- ,e sg sdu ne wouu nor vo'e ior the sub
I"ue ne CONSIDERED IL as binding future legls-
o,,h, NE ",'S"' pe cases where banks
s,,so,;o ~ .'te. ne u'I no' Pu' lh's con-
III. r." VIC su's'u'e; a"u "ouu 'o'e LOT H.
,n..nJ 80. - "l' a"u ''e ques"oh re-