Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-12-03

uul auclh legislature shan convene That The House mu
rsin III people Of Noereisr do 40, deny her ability
an tn 10 DO Il IS a., in a. he vors rrolres
.l a' ne gentlemen from Rutland anil vergsnnes .ey which
an certain o neeno Of WSptrsler m be- foree to
kFn. there are certain obeaons On hs par, Of me
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state be e,n s az s 9s' s6s S EMS a
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~ aey deharied from their plrt Of he contract.
G., ol and hat We may bot a6s our prj udcs dim our
8. ia, hey regard a. a6siy iha, the Capitol prraa-
nenty 9caieat honptli.r they may WIN ne SAM m
osrgeon and any parties bound 70 the contract do ny
Jnrcary ma. when the case b presented 70 them ~ PARIS
satisfactory IN eonoernedand holding these yewsI mu't
Mr. olmsiead moved the previous questions seconded
And the bin dismissed
The bill reported by the select committee slavery
Mr. Marsh explained the action of the committee and
the meaning OF several sections " the bilL
Mr.. Bridgman moved 20 lay the bill on the table till
tomorrow az 10 O'Clock M. Supported by Mcssrs
BHdgman and Linsley Of Rutlandi opposed by Mr.
On its passage, Mr. Wicker demanded the ayes and
nays
upon The time II The House but be- regarded some o u.s.
provisions IS unconstitutional and unwisc Tie bad
hoped This session would pass without renewed irritation
Mr. Randall or Roxbury moved to amend by adding TO
Che last section hut provided ihH none " The pro-
visions of this shall apply any officer uf tho United
constitutional
Opposed by Mr.. Marsh who wanted the bin to pass
rfsl 1tt flfa rt.tttff
Mr.. Olustead moved to amend by inserting The word
"eonstitonal, before the word "laws' accepted hy
Nj Randall " BoNhuy.
The whole bill was supported hy Mr. Mathcvson, with
great spirit and he took bis amid enthusiastic cheers
Mr.. Bndgman called for the ayes and nays On the
amendments and they were as follows ayes 5l nays
On order for third residing Mr. wi,R,r demanded the
ayes and nays and they were, ayes i6, nays 3D..
81 the hin ordered % be- cugrlssci, and the rule
having been suspended. IL was PASSED.
Mr. Linslcy 81 Rutland moved TO ADJOURN disagreed
The resolutions accompanying the report Of the slave
" committee were opposed by Mcssrs. Lin-ley Of Ra
land and supported by Mr. Marsh.
Nc White Of Windsor moved 20 lay the resolutions Oh
The table an' make them the special order for tomorrow
at ten O'clock; favored by Messrs Randall " r. and
Lawrence. and agreed TO- ayes 100 nays "A.
On motion Of Mr. Bridgman. adiourncd--aycs 1922
nays -.
TnrnsD,y, Nov. %.
SENATE.
As This {. the last dry il will be useless give an the
forms Of reference and report therefore give ruH
PRAYER by 'he Chaplain.
The Governor transmitted tn tho Senate copy Of the
laws regulating the Sta'c Library
Bills Pmscd-RclHing 90 proceeding upon cNrci-
TONS relating banhs; 20 fay Charles G. Frost TO
pay Benjamin Clarke regulating che salary of Railroad
C1nntsi0ncr Mr. Clarke supposed That The Senate had
made up thSir mind ~ pass the b but be wished to Of
Ter his protest TO H. The bl passed. rs 70 10 Fixing
40 uniform time for holding the various school me etings
10 the State, pissed 20 zoe Sc
Relohaion.--By Mr. Chiuendcn That me scrgcant-at-
Arms be directed TO allow tho ~ $500 per day 20
a hands by him employed. MI Butler moved 20 add
"lud the Scuate Reporter adopted and thc resolution
was also adopted
.ioint R9oipfion--From the House. that the four
tccnth Joint Rule be suspended until Thursday evening
at o'clock adopted IN concurrence
Mr.. Bartholomew for committee finance, reported
House bill making on appropriation with amendment,
striking out all requiring the money to be expended to
be bad On the bond.
Mr.. Chucndpn arose correct mistake in tho debate
of yesterday regarding the old Montpelier subscription
having been pu in suit for collection lie satisfied
hlt the Senate would pass bill that the friends u the
measure should require but this was subject which de-
manded cool careful investigation, and for one he
Eong TO place himself in position that would lead e
equitable arrangement. He had hitherto, and should
in 'umrc. keep out Of any Intricate debates on the meas
ure' but he pointed ont way that the friends of The
iil could not make conciatory arrangement and thai
was by indlsngin nicmperaic aud inhamatoy remarks
such had been thrown out. The friends Of the bill.
ihey arc prepared its opponents now in a conch
ajnry spirit doubtless perfect some compromise hu
should the onpnsite position be taken by the friends Of IN
bill. he should take up the gauntlet in earnest.
Mr. Davis did not feel any outside inside pressure
and had nothing but the kndest feelings for Monpelio
praton because he thought the interests of the Stat
demanded It.
Mr. French Of Windsor did not know that he under
stood the position N this question: for the Senator rot
Chitienden Mr.. Chttcndcnl had innlcd that the wa
was between these two towns. II there was amy nvn
ship between the two towns, let IL be thrust out II
understood the proposition for unconditional appr'
prilon to be for the interest Of the State and in HI
mind this the only way could legally collect oh
bond lie thought the question WAS to be decided as
tnc hondsmen not residents NJ Montpelier. Let %
appropriation be made and then If the bond is legal !,
Inc utlf IN gff far nj loci was ~ la o.
forward and complete the House regardless Of this en-
rassment He did not want a record TO appear again
their own House.
On motion Of Mr. Poland, the Senate adj
HOUSE.
Bill making additional appropriation for the staff
Of Ethan Allen on the monument at Burlington SUI
ported by Mes.rs KELLOGG, Colamer, Needham, CUT
Woodbridge, Ferrin Of Hneshurgh, Myers Of Jamaic,
and onnosod bv Mcssrs Brido,nnn Iittlo Bascor How
Rounds, Mathewson and Knowlton. Mr. Richardson
Westminster moved to postpone indefinitely lost, So
Rcsoi,ftion.-By Mr.. Woodbridge, 20 pay the Assista
Librarian the same as member OF the House adapc
ReuOu.-By committee Of elections, on petition
Daniel Batohelder, against the right Of Mr. Little
Corinth to scat for want # notieel leave to wit
draw
BiH passed-'razing Washington county (six &C
The resolutions reported by the select committee
slavery were opposed by Messrs. Olmstoad Randall
Roxbury. and Feriin Of Iineshurgh unless Rmeudo
and propositions Of amendment were proposed and Ill
cussed amid some confusion but with good humor, Wit
Mr.. Powers moved indefinite postponement los
l22 Al, and all but the three last resolutions we
adopted Ill to 49, The three last were then adopt,
50 10 81.
Mr. Slayton offered additional resolution, for amo
equal distribution Of the Judges Of the Supreme Coz
in respect TO the States and the people laid ON the tab
~ to6 Adjourned
TERNOnN
SENATE.
BiHs passed-House bills TO pay ID. s. Church Sl01
tan amendment reducing the 10 $500 was prOpus,
but rejected q to and the bill passed unaniino,
ly) To pay Orrnso Wakefield 20 tax Washington CO
constituting Sarah Jane Pinnco hcir-at-law Of JasI
Pinueo; altering the names uf certain persons; in
diton to act relating 10 witnesses.
State House.
House bill making conditional appropriation for
building the State House, cousdered-pending
amendment proposed by the committee finance str
ing out the conditions
Mr.. Wilson said there were certain facts about {
subject which could not be disputed lie spoke Of
condition upon which the forty thousand dollars m
toned In the act Of location was appropriated and mn
toned that there could be dispute but that the u
guage Of the bond in accordance with the langu
Of the act and he asked II there had not been
pianoc on the part OF the ohgors with the act.
could adopt different rule in the construction
this bond, then il II lay between private citizens.
spoke also Of the proposed style Of rebuilding the G.
Sol and thought that in consequence Of the enargcm
Of the building and style Of the finish, that the
ceeded by far that first proposed, and upon which
bond given. He did not believe that the oppone
Of the amendment could wish 10 put different constl
ton upon this bond than OF any other instrument,
when that becomes due, the State could enforce H..
had had limitations from It's ubigors that they