Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-12

ham County Mutual Fire Insufanec COMPANY, ordered
20 third reading House bills for the preservation of
hsh IN McLeans Pond in Rycgate, and in Chpman's IS
Pond in Iinmouth both passed By Mr. Chadwick, for
committee on manufactures House bill to incorporate
the Neshobc Quarying Compauy passed. By MI.
Nicholson, for general committee h in addition 10
act Incorporating the village Of Rutland ordered third
reading BY Mr. Wilson, for committee on claims. in
favor Of House bin, 90 pay James A. poardi motion
of Mr.. French NJ Windsor, ordered to lie. by Mr..
French Of Windsor for Judiciary committee, adverse 10
Senate BILL in amendment OF act relating inqucsts nf
the dead Mn Gleod Offered au amendment 10 the BILL
that the justice shall be authorized employ counsel r.
lost, and the third reading Of bin refused by Mr.
French Of Windsor, FOR committee judiciary reQucs
ting 20 De- discharged from further considering senate
BILL for the relief " married women granted and third
reading ordered By Mr.. Chteudcn, for committee on
Judiciary in favor Of House bill relating to suits before
justices of the peace passed BY Mr. Eycrts for com
miec finance House bill, to lay tax the county
OF Caledonia ordered to third reading by MI CHIT
teudcn, f1r committee Judiciary bill relating TO pros
ccutug for biEamy with amendments, (app1iug to per-
instead of en as in the original bl, he amend
mcnts were adopted and third reading ordered Also,
by Nv French OF Windsor, House bill relating 10 dcpo-
sIuons with amendments which were adopted. and the
skins. Also, Dr. Mr. Wilson. House bil 60 pay Charlie
ohpmau aud ruckcrnan Brdgman, the therein
mentioned third reading Of both ordered. By Mr..
smith, tor committee Banks, bill 10 extend the core
p0sstc rights q hr Bank Of Ruuand ordered TO- third
reading. Hv VI o.. stark for Judiciary committee, House
pin, relating to the term of supreme Court Judges aud
Reporter Mr. Eycrts moved 20 amend by striking out
thr words "and Reporter which was adopted and tie
l was ordered TO third reading. Also, by Mr.. Chit
tcudeu, asking 90 be- discharged from further considering
House bill for the repcWinc of utoxicating liquors.
which was granted motion n Nj Clarke II wus or
dered to Do. Also by Mr. stark Senate BIN relating to
the liberation Of minors, amended, by striking 2,
und thus preventing bin from taking effect from its pas
sage The amendment was adopted and the third read
ing ordered
BaY nf,oduced and referred--By Mr. Wilson, relat-
ing To- the collection Of fines and costs to committee on
Public BiHs refe,red-Rcatiug to commissioners Of
town lines To general committee For the relief Of bail
uuhi fffn Infff
20 trustee process, both to Judiciary committee.
On motion Of Nh wilson the Senate adj.
HOUSE.
HGporH-By committee OF claims, in favor Of bill 20
pay D. s. Church 500 for injuries while in service Of
the State as sherif0 ordered TO lie.
by general committee. hl 20 preserve h'h In Franklin
r0ud ordered 90 third reading Asking 90 be DISCHARGED
from petitions on wouaus rights; agreed to- and petit
tuus referred 90 select committee Against Hill build
inr and rcnarun fcnccs and on motion Of Mr. KeUoru
it was az missed
p, committee ON coruoratious hills incorpor,tiug tho
mont Insurance Co.; all ordered 10 ihirl reading
on claims Incorporatnr Bennington Powder Co : 40
COM on corporations. Incorporating Jamaica Leather
Co. 10 com. on manufactures
Res0faion.-Dy Mr.. Collamer, inviting Dr. Hitchcock
10 lecture this evening ON the geology Of Vermont -,
adopted
BIZ pa0cd.-lncorporating Connecticut River Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.
BiNs iHh0ducei and rcfcrrcd.-ny Mr.. Pnchard.
changing name Of Martha Ann Woodward to Martha
Ann Bond &c: and hv Mr. Marsh, restoring Edward
Parker On his lea priercs both TO general committee
The bin relating to common schools then taken
up the amendment to strike ont the 9th section
lost.
The Chair ruled that the previous question having
been demanded by the House, debate in order.
The bill was then ordered be eugrossod.
The bin relating to The eShbiiion Of trained animals"
taken up, and Mr. Randall Of RoNhury moved that
the bin DC for the present, he noticed members we're
absent who wished be heard this bill; lost ayes 90,
. uavs 81
Mr. Randall said ne sorry that the friends Of this
t were obliged to GO into discussion Of its merits 1t
He in Tho
and 10. opponents could not expect the bill dis
missed without debate lie sorry that the gentle
from Orwell unchariiahle as not To be will
had arIn1wcgcd that he lad witnessed this exhibou.
Mr. r. asked that this bin be passed because the people
demand Of this kind. lie believed il was
admitted that the company of Sands S Co. which this
bin allows travel in The State is mcrtorous. Besides,
the bin will add 10 the finances of the state, it providing
that $500 per day shall be paid into the treasury, for
every day That this company shall exhibit lie supposed
there would br opposition, but he believed that the gen
cal good sense OF the House was i'm favor of licensing
respectable and Intelligent company
Mr. Olmstcad Of Bridpnrt said the first question
is tho thing itself evil? lie thought There were evils con-
ucctcd with such exhibitions, urcat evils AND it not
desirable TO allow them, lie called upon membors Of
ibis House pause before they opened the door 10 eX
hibuons of ti kind The reputation oi such cNmbiors
/ was bad, ana hc did not believe they had reformed
Most of those "h7 VISITED ar'uscs were young people
c ccuoccd That Pc was Young once ana that when he
attended one amusement Of This Kind, ha always desired
Zoo attend another lie dd NOT believe that admitting
one company of this kind would satisfy the people they
would go the borders just as they now do, whenever
a company of siragglcrs made their appearance. We
told that should admit these exhibitions aud pre-
vent our people from going into New York and New
Hampshire and getting drunk. II is everybody eNpe-
rcnre far rs they have been IN the habit Of getting
drunk that they are anxious to drink they do not wait
inr Sands Go. 90 come along with circus. lie be-
hoyed the whole argument was wrong.
Mr. Kellogg did not rise to argue the question. The
very argument which the gcuuemnn from Brdpori urged
would be strong in favor of the abolition Of The
Maine Law wit, that there nothing in removing
temptation. He did not believe that the people would dc
n this State, under laws, they did when they
went out Of the State and found all kinds of liquors SET
before them. lie believed that three 90 one of his con
siitucnts would for this bi and SO believing he
! should vote for il.
MI Randall Of RoNbury said the gentleman from Bird
port had intmated that his constituents were not very
moral lie MI hI could not say the same OF ms own
lie supposed that II was owing TO the dhereht nstrue
ions to which they listened-he (Mr omstead) being
minister ana ne a LAWYER an, ,.,,..,., =. ...
Nt' Illhqe was oppuset 20 'ns ol' o'l.ee'NE ~ | "a,
Nlous !" @ .l,nl' 't5euss I5 ''' - @ ii Az ti,i m
men was wrong. nc "Ns lu .aFn pi lying '"s VA oi
ue taoI, heNei 70 llse stai', I'M" ~ III, II,
Mt' pisoom ppr,sS,u tle o', 's NE I'M M n IN Is ~
companies OF Tue elho aulgnus ia 'l' Nva' Nlng VI WY
ohu puuo9uely II was ium vi '.S' i s AZ, ', ~
cou" nor keep HnIe lth Uiie lnI " w PFg VI WIS
ois,t rom he5' luh'l le ,a he'P .l'., M,
Mr. Deane OF oa'enush saia nc wa. nnWuihB 20 Vote
upon thls guesuQn Wilh9u oi'y s"uht & 1is lvasos ~
ne b,le.'d thAi ne Nh9 unaelaNe5 20 Hs4e o' W. W.
m9rals 4 peopie' ne re 51'tan t soo, % -
9u no, u,l,pNe ut ppopt M Nelio,it 'i ~ ''3
auah tonohles tholt moIauly anu elY . II
mat these nrcuscs ek'ifn an lmhoi'l ihl,envN' ~
believed the people OF thl7 oiaic Wuuu ueaiit lhts'