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


dollars, and insert the words eighty thousani dollars
Mr.. Butler cited statistics showing that nearly ihc
amount 90 h bill would be used up between the present
Mr.. Marsh was opposed to raising any moro money
shan was necessary to meet the necessary expenses OF the
Mr.. Glced said tha, hitherto the amour, which had
been borrowed was generally $1,000. The question
would naturally arise what called flr such largely n-
creased sum. The expenses Of he extra session and for
the money advanced by the State would require about
HlluNU more
The motion 20 recommi was lost, and thc bill was
passed
by NJ Wright, from ,hc committee on Claims, in "a
TONED, with an amendment
On motion Of Mr.. cahoon, the bin was Laid on the ta-
BiH sefeucd-Reating to proceedings in chancery.
10 the Judiciary committee.
House 6as re'eyed-ro incorporate the Vermont
biographical Association and Society Of Natiral sto-
Cyl 90 Incorporate the Vermont mining and quarrying
compan{i both TO the committee un manufactures. 10
pay w. IT, II. Bingham and John Poor the sum therein
mentioned 20 the committee ON claims
Laying tax on The county of Washington 10 a COM
mittcc consisting of Senators from Wa,hupton county
To Incorporate The Albany Academy 10 the committee
on Manufactures. Relating 70 Che duties Of the Rai-s-
commits 'mer TO the committee ON Roads. To incor-
faetures.
ON motion ofMr Chiuenden, the join, resolution
irom The House providing for the printing and dstrbu
tnn of thc report Of the Secretary II che Board Of Educa
ton, was referred TO the committee on Education.
On motion Of Mr. Wilson. the Joint resolution from
tno HOUSE providing ior % meeting of joint assembly
% elect Railroad Commissioner az 3 p m., oct 30
was laid on the table.
soe'fr oricr-rhc resolution relating 10 the appoint
meni of Norman Williams and Carlos Coolidge 60 sctue
a claims between Henry Stevens and the State Of Ver-
mont The question REQUIRED ou the motion Of Mr.
Royce to strike out the name OF Carlos Coolidge and m
so.t the name OF Jeptha Bradley
,i -. t '''' ~ ta NOT ouI business now !" al'ouss
agreed upon Che two gentlemen named ia the resolution
Mr. Stevens had right to be consulted in reference to
"l9m these partiesare 10 be.
Mr. Royce said that If the Auditor Of Accounts was au
tapf1ed 10 agree win Mr. stevens as TO whom these par
IN efcpc t & tta- R , m Z , ,h, 1o'ia ,. 40
H., ~ 49, ~ ''g m li.,'t', @ hut ne oeneu tiat 'he AUD
lol OF Agoqn'; had this power II was WIN ths Leais,
Tt NJ ~ I" , ~ @ l,s Iial,g,' nc o''.e'eI
W ~. ''linls'loi.l'. ana ne thongW tlat pcrhnps u
t1 p.ple more "c.epaoe TO the people Of the state
% ', " 1'.i,' loaI's H tio'H qllslent Counties
nalys "
- A. pSn. M's',a 20 oe informed fe'u'e To 'hc ma
: 'tJ o' 5ll' stevens claims
/ ,gitL,,,t t,,,;, .. W ti- ~ wv Vs t Nv. ''e .',.N
"lu"el showing SON. llnf more uchnucA a'tn thc ma
tu,g OF INC matters which demanded such an arbitration
,tnueH ana Auio uioilhs'n concnrIeo ln ihls
t'n"S Nr Cniienacn moved CD submit the resolution
the claims
pug, hnnton sad tnAt he could not see what the state
wa" 20 IsN oy suomiths disputed point 20 the consd-
'ision OF t"n men known ior ihcr integrity
WN, "h,ef clam m favor of Ar stevens against the
State State against Mr.. Stevens whether there ssas
az! tl.lm az al lie did nor see any basis now upon
"mgh 20 5r lnd an argument IN favor Of any resolution
ar '' ne Wished TO hnd out something IA reference TO
Mr. rahoon said that he did not understand what the
tnui nature oi 'ae ca was Indeed did all the Sen
aio. know al e facts there would not be any necessity
Whatever ot masking such appointment The Senate
could settle it n But least Of the Scna-
tors were perfectly courcrsant that claim, disputed
point dl exist between the state and Mr. Stevens 10
vusth dly Of the commissioners investigate all these
eaims' and to enter into settlement with Mr. Stevens.
Mr. Butler said that 90 his personal knowledge he
aware that settlements had already been made within
few years with NJ Stevens lie did not know whether
any new claims had arisen since then He decidedly
opposed TO leave thi, matter other persons without
having first as body nrc tgatud The matter here in the
senate
Mr.. Chiugndcu said That II there not some Scna-
tor who could inf Pm, uo Senate the NATURE
aud mouu' Of these claims he should be in favor Of sub
Wtns tle anocct toa scc-t c1nni.tcc and let them
examine these things, and report thereon first, before he
could decide whether tie resolution worthy Of bis
I support
Mr. Wilson strongly objected 70 leaving the
70 tle Commissioners without giving some instructions
70 ths committee such instruction could not be given by
he senate as We did not know ANYTHING yet relating
20 we nature OF these demands lie wished to have the
matter Wiy ana thoroughly examined by select COM
ee ana reported TO the senate ~ order that some idea
m9h De formed as to the limits and bounds Of these de-
m.Ids,
MI G'eed SAID that he had examined the journals Of
past and he was unable 20 ind any resolution
OF notice OF any Kind whatever which would show that
amy receipts had ever passed between the PARTIES lie
he9 went on 70 de.ineate the natareof these claims
Mr fiepoint SAID that be would favor the idea OF hay