Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-11-06

~ -, lic vas vas w Pus'P9hlnB the nil.
ei 't''u. -. hu'ishu aVoreu the 3lll u abolish the
ne p'aer aay on the ground that the reports Of the
o. .l e 'e i'u9 ultgo W tle STATE without mat ni-
icei Since that the liouso has passed bill investing
& % ,'nel "lh ht" powers and imposing v1r.
% ''" ul. ~ among Wen some for The benefit Of the
> 49, r. ~ Z | ~, ~. w W. I49olq nuves recurring man
lu,iu'o WIN az tno details ~ railroad con-
'u' lNd nanaR,,ncnt The ser'iocs N such man
..r m-,t os "ofih even more than ihc thou.
80 Nll""ti VIZ ihe 'Aiauhg law. lie would
NJ l,itl 30 ff.t'.
me old law but e the Law 60 De sustained he would
,a,'," '. ,'l'u 'onet under a. lie believed in come
peien' omee" and therefore would vote for postpone
N ,t...,,t.fs.
& 'lS'inl m or ~ 1oauseury had not single objec-
uon " al he examination Of TIE roads proposed the
commissioner 20 come. aud do wish pay for his
se,t'c,,' Iee salary oven NJ 500 s high compared
Nn 9'noI 'ltre.-yet we are told that such salary
"ih disgrace the man. DO other salaries disgrace the
iliion. ~ g,re mem @ are iod also of the two
@ 6ui not one word is said Of che more million, given 70
we Pepe turough ihe roads. lie thought the commis-
.9h,r services Wil Pee just as valuable under the small
Nl f5 under the arscri and hc objected 20 paying the
WHereHiay 's mode OF discharging old party obhga-
+. i.,ti
inc nuuun to postpone agreed to--aycs l0) noes
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t-;i ~, s IT,, 'n .o', atoh; tAn fesolyi9n soy a..
uon oi tc report oi the Secretary Of Board Of Ed
uclton ., oach town supernieudent and sehoo district
'., '' u' 'nWs "ie annually disirinnicd. THIS viii
t'fi"e Ah'nt 'lV copies Mr.. Dcnnc OF Caycndish
u94snt thal l,'l comics will he enough
Nf; olm't'd ot buipou objected that this expense
"oed strengthen opposition b improvement in schools.
Nf Ncedham Of Hartford was surprised 20 find any
p.pgluon this resolution The Secretary hal travel
10 through tc State and gathered valuable information
which has been printed and now this distribution op-
bel because ihe ndiitirnal copies wi cost p or 81
NNH,.'' ne dd not know of family 10 his town that
"oua NOT Poe glad 90 get this report some OF them
unable 20 9uy it, perhaps, but they will borrow it and
port good now IL but one district willbe improved by
Iml, oe worth the additional expense created by this
resolution several applications already have been made
fer copies Of the late report and the Slate ought to sup
|pl thcln- go
III UT Hciisl pi VI s,ld there Ind been much ical-
ou nyioi.io'e because ,hg Board OF Education had in
t'ffcd Wiih-nay, derided-thc districts. This Board
l"hS 'h' Opposite ground entirely and its report based
2n hi. er'na should be sustained and sent out to the
w.n-
Mr.. Woodbridge Of Vcrgcnues concurred in this and
mghl comphmentcd the Secretary % thoroughly pnc-
u,h man. lie hN aroused an interest among the dis
'' any now the districts want isrepori-hs valuable
mcts and suggestions To refuse this will be "pcnny
"',,ft '9e pouni ieohsh.
cduration nothing new to him. lie had 5lt h. and
Nottd under t aut found OUT bis mistake when the
tempted systems all failed Even many people pre-
dct th1i the new attempt will fail lie had rather ap.
"pte the money directly for lectures by the Secretary
Than Cor caroads of these reports Those who believe
that they will be read, trust in felton, in facts. lie
warmed ine House 20 remember the enthusiasm under
winch Board was established few years ago. and the
net mat SO unpopular did become that the representa-
n'es OF the people disrcgrded the law and refused
elect state Superintendent. Public opinion be
retary let him 90 out missionary. H. is on the
nv ln ulfr aools among me people they w succeed
le would PRINT reasonable number, but not attempt
genera, ereuaiinn
MI M@fsh oi Brandon was surprised az this opposi-
tlun. II but one person IN district should become in
e'seu ~ ,hls report inc effect would be worth ten
unes 'he cost 1 puphspng these reports Let the Sec
rery aDor ana lecture but let MS also print his reports
give line upon line, prccopt upon prccept here lit
e 'hu lhere te II is not possible Tor the Secretary
W VISIT every dsuict send ms report wherever the Sec
ie..,lf C,hhet g.
Mt. M|Aheid OF Nershire said some gentlemen will
PRINT l'h reports. What viii they do with them Who
are 10 oc selected 10 receive thcn The lawyers
Wt MINISTER'S lhcy have enough TO do. If 20 the
sch'ni districts lo'l wl supply only about onc-trd II
is not he omuIen only who need educaton-hui great
many mc. ntedt he WouldgYe ihon an opportunity
70 htnay this fepart Many e them will study II, 100
,ol .h.f VIII N.h 20 KNOW whether IT Is right II viii
l,Al, mem 70 W'F' TOO wheh rs one OF the best kinds
III is said mat lectures wall be better well,
Icy 'hc ecmrer go % CaVendish-Nershirc don't need
MN ana Niu bC satisfied with few copies OF She report.
MT: Ao'ehnd OF huntington demanded the previous
question: winch was seconded The resolution was
aomed
"f,@'"'""hy MT, hoot OF bennington TO elect Rail
ROAD Onmmiss ssoher at p m Tomorrow adopted
Nec'". .G"r-Ihe hill relative 70 the support Of the
poor Fsdence TO dctcrmne the question of support was
aNpol'd u9 ar (ol1y o hartlann' as more desirable
aha hnnme than the cNisimg law
D, aI. Dcmg OF Cayendsl objected that this bill would
aluiu wen setued pacucc and the rights OF ihe towns
~ may ne more humane, but he doubted whether
Nolu hot make me poor mere footballs TO be kicked