Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-11-20

I Condensed from Wahon'S Daiiy Jownc

| AFTERNOON.
HoUsE.-The House resumed consider
alton of the bill making appropriations iOl
the State House, the question being on the
motion of Mr.. Blscom, that no more thar
900 shall be expended until $4,000
shall have been received on the bond.
Mr. Little of Corinth said a debt hul
been created, striking down the prii, %
Vermont, whose boast till now has beer
that she is out of debt. lie regretted that
this blow had been struck at this rri &c: Ju.
now hc would have the State ID iast n4..
every individual would do III his own c1sr
1t was maxim Of the great franklin
second in greatness only to the man tWu.'
ington) whose portrait now looks dI#a
upon this II llJuse-it was his maxim "t
pay us you go" lie wished to have ths
State House rebuilt; but not even the mnr.
nificenc Of that nob.e building would wipe
out the disgrace OF debt. As to the 10.
mendments, he preferred Mr.. Blsclm S.
An appropriation Of Si0,O0O was made OH
condition that the bond should .c given
1t was given. But the house was ENLARGED
an now hc would enlarge our hearts unI
our appropriation $4,000.
Mr. Bradley said, ther Laye been mis-
takes here. The first is, in the idea tllt
we have the bond to build the State llous,.
! This is II mistake. That bond is e worth
a copper until the House shu,l le corp,.t.
| ed-nUt available, lie meant. Not ting o..
signerS are not goo1-thcy are g9.l ht
| the bond itself shows that NO sGil can A.
| fixed until the work is done. l,u, o...-
omy, then, dictates that the lIou-. shall I.
completed as soon as possible. But it is
said, we must guess at the sum to be mid
on the bond. That won't stand the law
And it is said, too, use the bond to Luill
the house. Neither is that IN the law. /
| is like the story Of the boy, who was pro-
hibited from going into the water until lo
had learned to swim. No the State has
got to build the house, and true economy
requires it to 90 on. We cannot add 80 the
bond: we can do nothing unless We cancel
! it, for which we are not prepared. We can
not collect one dollar OF it. The aplr8-
priation should therefore not be connecte /
with the bond. We have already borrowed
the money to go on; now let us appropriate
it.
Mr.. Little said if the money has been
borrowed. there has been a trap. 1t was
stated to the committee that the $50 600
was wanted to meet the obligations Of the
State, irrespective Of new appropriations
Mr.. Bradley said he knew nothing about
that.
Mr.. Olmsted could not understand why
.ha bond cannot DO collected, unless, Us Nj.
Bradley observed, there was a slip in the
haste of doing the business. lie was up-
! Jrehensive that the fact is so, and tLtt
nothing can be legally collected until the
work is done. But who makes this object
ion' Do the makers Of the bond say that
they will not pay No. Do gentlemen, on
81 10 a., 1.
teous to the 81 ners Of the bond, than ars
those who assume that they will ply. Mr..
| o. favored the amendment, for the reason
that it would enable the signers of the hord
| to say, in March next, whether they vii. or
will not pay.
Mr. Maxtcld thought it degrading to the
| Ssate and the people to throw out to other
| States the idea that Vermont can't pay u
| littIo tax. And the great franklin I.a
! been brought III here 20 thump "a, ru t.-
| head. But if he did not Iul-rrc1llect, t.,
| great Franklin did advise Congress t. step
| the revolutionary war because they c,u..
not pay they 20
MIR ChnmherIin Of rrllts'ury observe
! that the State has engaged t. rebuild e..
| State House, and has cJumcrc'l amt ll4t-
! Is completed the work, shall Size - oa
| This j. the only question, and it ought mo-.
! to he embarrassed uy any Of the aunu'-
ments. The superlntenient uul cll,r.,-
ors cannot rely upon third plrtir. thew
cannot rev on the houl.-hut onlv u,,.
! the State. Whether the Sr4te. can emf '-..
the ho1I ultimately is cutir Iy 81 5...ir....
| questi n.
Mr.. B,.c,m reIi,l in H., r,.,.r dbl, .,r.r
to sustain III, position. th1u-h il h,.n- ,ia-.
rr,,t rr,,.urt from oltA;n ar N;t.,,-
| Whore Il, c.nti,,r.n ,.t tb.ir ....,..:..
for sayin, that the l.ud las r....,.,
| to-Jo viii tLc arprorri. ..ti,,,r If is In
| the bond that the sirncrs are 1, nav vl.,
| bllr Of tbo wark WIS done. N.,.,.'..,
pDacod herself on t.is Ground. nov: viii
| She fulfill If So. his am.pj..nut w..
work M b,r,o If sb, will r,t t... a..
| shall understand l.r ,o.fti.,
Mr. Cochran Of Bgrs,t do,,rl. = N.
nrevious question. and til, ovcs nrl r,,..
were dnmanIed ON ,acoodio. ii, d.''.,,,.l--
aves l31. noes 81. TN. oocsti.n v,,s ,.,,
on the amendment Of Mr. 'B,s,,u ,., ,..'l.-
stitrto far rho onnn3ront ~ NJ lr,rl .,
Bran1on--i o. that nnt norc tlar .lp
coo shall he exnondal mini s5u ana is,,iI
ON the bond tves 1O3 r,os IO-
Adjourned iii eronin.
In The cvoninr tha II,nso ra,,,rcl a..
| snhiart the question L,in.,on +ls ot,arI
ment IF Nr Marsh ~ RroT,,lnn
Mr Riddle movad a snhs,tnt', r-oriJi,
that lnlv sIO. .O00 shall bo oxr,Ir5od ny-
cent II lie from monay n,i5 ~ an ~, L,,.,
Mr Ti,ti. raynrad ,,io oraa,Jr,o,. 'r,
cormor .n,ondmont rsl',,i,aj .;n nn0 -, e..
bond bernra anv If II c,nId ho v,'i t",
tbis anendnsnt oilowsonv n,rt ,, h, nsc5
however small tbo snI, na;J On ~,
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