Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-26

uon relating 10 the ST. Abans Bank ordered To lie
by Mr. Nicholson, Tor general committee bin in addi-
ton 90 act relating the traffic in Intoxicating liq-
uors for the purpose of drinking. with amendment hy
striking out section one aud inserting the following:
lhc premises DESIGNATED by the words private dwell
uga nr other dependencies, and tho words such dwell
ngs and such dcpcudonCes rccitcd in the first section
of sad act shall be- deemed and held to be place Of
Puuo resort whenever thc responsible or proper occu-
pant shall directly indirectly furnish supply intoxi
eating liquor 90 be there drank beverage by any
u n assembly of persons temporarily gathered by iny-
nuon or Otherwise or any purpose in any character
or capacity other than bona ndc guests upon purely,
strictly aud exclusively social or hosptabe occasion
Adopted, and bin ordered TO be printed.
ny Mr. Poland, f1r committee on finance, adverse to
ell ~ amcngmmt Of chap 20 Of third reading re-
honse b 'o Incorporate the Henry Mil company pass
ed by Mr. French II Windsor for judiciary committee
~, W. to''oh ~ conditional sales Of personal property
Rcso"nons-ly Mr. Clarke, that the Superintendent
DC ordered 20 draw upon thc Treasury Tor sufficient
go dtrN thc expense Of thc erection Of the
The dome of thc State House to COM on finance ny
Mr. Harris, that no bills shall De introduced except from
committees after Monday next! adouied That when
We senate ADJOURN, 10 bc TO meet again O'Clock this
BH introduced and ref.rrea-By Mr. bartholomew
making appropriation for rebuilding the State House
luf $50 lO00l; 90 committee on printing
IH5Hc hiH rcfcrrfd.-Rclatng 90 highway taxes
20 committee on roads To exempt highways from the
operation of The statute Of limitations; TO committee
ho Judicary Making appropriation for rebuilding
The cSutc House TO committee on fnance.
Hrnafc hi relating 20 the m0rgagng uf personal pro-
E E was made ''' special order for Saturday 10 O'Clock
scnatc biu to pay Jacob Edrcrton was taken up and
the BLINK filled with the sum Of $50 60.
Mr.. Harris m1yod an amendment, that This act shall
not take c,cct until hc county Of Rutland shall have
paid into thc Satc treasury tho of $50 go. With
drawn, and the Din otdcrcd &, third rcodms, 10 toS.
Mr stark lp r'qaesu moved reconsideration Of the
vote refusing hc Jassa-c OF bin Incorporating the Con-
noetieut River Mutual Fire Insurance Company, and
tlc motion was ordered tn lie
House BIN relating to common schools, pending an
amendment 60 strike out sections aud IL was taken
Mr. Davis could mot support the amendment thinking
ufcy imprmut in order that we may test the merits
Ihe am,o otncu, was rejected by a vote on to "a.
Mr. Nicholson offered an amendment ~ strike out el
Mur thc claciiug clause and insert bill repeating all
Che laws creating and relating 10 the offices Of the super
niehcnt OF common schools aud the Board Of Educa
Mr. Eycrts said the laws embraced in this amendment
related 70 ho salary o Che Superintendent and many oh
cs which wfc very omoNions 90 the majority of thcpoo
c Senate hc iouul hy reference thc report of the
Board of Educat0n. was recommended hgh, ly men
whose names were preceded hy "Rcv "nr .,Irn"
aud lymany who had no appcudagcs 10 either end of
tner nlnr, 90 show turir pHto in socioty. lie
of tho opinion cNrrr ed boz fhe morning. and hoped the
would prevail.
Mr. Nash opposed the amendment. being unwilling
that the subject should be dismissed an Indifferent
measure when thc interests Of the whole State demand
ed che change We had given attention to every
thing else from county fair to fast horsc,to rail
roads, To- hlnka, and 10 public buildngsand now when
wc approach a subject which clevatcs the common
schools Of the State Il would quite unhecoming in
the Senate adont the pending amendment. lie did
not SUPPOSE that this bin perfect, that the improve
mcnfs at which il aims be accomplished without
pense but thc bin he hoped would attract the attention
Of ho people o this subject aud bring their minds bear
upon so as 70 secure, at least in the future effective
and beneficial system.
MI Nicholson said he was a strong friend 10 the com
mon schools, and wished the means OF education 20 be
como more extended than they are; but he should
oppose The bill and support the amendment, which he
brought forward without the least feeling Of animosty
common schools but to repeal all this class of lcgisa-
ti1n. which is incompatible with their interests.
Mr. Davis said il seemed from the remarks Of nll that
wc wish our children educated The system Of eduea
tou must have some machinery about IL, and from its
origin TO the pss-v" n mas been progressive Now what
g. wanted IN present system We want
y and superintendent for the sake Of the offices,
but 20 supply with good schools and better teachers
Aswc advance, IL is matter of Necessity that
mon school 'machinory' should be extended and
attended by additional expense. The attendance Of pu-
p and the character of aehools must be reported If
WISH 20 note the ELECTS OF the system and correct mis-
takes Tor these reasons he was opposed to the propos-
e1 amendment
The amendment was rejected.
The bill wa, then ordered To third reading and pass
On motion of Mr.. Wilder the Senate adjourned.
CoHEECroN Among the list of ayes ia the passage
of the VT Canada Railroad bin, in No. 81 Mf. Uead
should have read Nh ll.thoa.
RGors.--By the select committee to whom refer
rcd SO much Of the Governors message relates to
Nh BHdsman moved to lay the report upon the table
and 500 copies be printed.
Mr. sucetcr moved to amend by substituting 100
copies.
The amendment was supported by Messrs Hawkins,
Randall Myers Of Jamaica and Billings and opposed by
Mr. Deanc Of Cavcudish.
The amendment and motion agreed to.
bin accompanying the above report (securing free
dom 20 n persons within this Statc) was referred to
committee ON printing.
By Mr. Bascom for committee on claims, against bin
60 pay j. Cauuth; third reading refused.
By Mcssrs. Hebard Of Chelsea and David IIbbard,
minority Of the committee on ways and means. bill
making appropriation for the rebuilding Of the
State House
The chair said this being minority report the bill was
not in order, aud could not Dc entertained
Hitig iptIOduccf-By Mr. Nocdham, q similar bill TO
The above lmakuR gn appropriation for the rebuilding
Of the State House, without conditions y referred 10
on printing By Mr Merrill, Incorporating the ST. Johns
bury Academy of Musici and by Mr.. Westover incor-
corporations By Mr.. Randall Of RoNbury to pay the
AlaTshhold Green Mountain lthe Company to com.
claims.
THbhc biH referrod-Relating to the imprisonment
OF dchiors 10 judiciary committee. Relating ~ COM
mon schoolsi 10 committee on education. Making APP
propnaton for the rebuilding of the State House, Mr.
Nccdhum's bill D 90 committee uf ways and means.
Mr. Omsead called up the bill relating to the fees and
duties of town clerks and after amendments and discus
sion by Mesrs Olmstcd, Randall Of r., Lawrence and
linsloy Of Ruuand, Mr.. Myers Of Pownel, moved to
dismiss the bill supported by Mr.. Matthewson, and
agreed to-7G 70 GO,
MIR. Nccdham called up the bill extending the rights
and privileges Of married women, and opposed the bill
very imperfect and not properly guarding the rights Of
Mr. billings Of Nj. Holly said he had frequently ap-
pcarcd as the advocate OF fiyors TO poor he
wished 90 advocate the rights Of poor married ronea-
lie then proceeded TO urge the passage Of the bill with
considerable warmth.
Mr. Little said he opposed this bill because he
way for the married get restored. II the bill al
lowed solccimcn To grant divorces, then upon the roor
nation VI the said married man, he could court and
~ his wife again But this bill lef the Wife II once
decrccd So ever after the head Of the family.
Mr. Billings moved 20 commit FOR amendment pro-
yidug that Il the select men upon suitable enquiry
found the married man had reformed they might rein
state him" Agreed to-
Mr. Bhdgmau tiy requost) moved 70 reconsider tthe
hy which the House refused 10 order the third read
ing Of the bill 10 pay John Holmes, Treasurer Of the
thief detecting socety in Springfield for pursuing
thief; favored by Mcssrs. Rounds and Stafford, but
agreed 20. Ayes % nays 10.
Mr. Olmstcsd called up the blu flr the encouragement
Of teaching. supported by Nv. Cuts opposed by MI.
Rounds, when M. NoNc moved 20 dismiss; agreed 10.
ResoiutoHs.-By Nj Omstoad requesting the commit
the Judiciary ltuquirr ffthcr legislation is
csssry upon the forfeiture of charters Of private corpora
tons adopted By Mr. Pichard, rendering the use OF
the House a committee, consisting Of Mcssrs. Need
ham, Cuamcr and Prichmd, for another Shakspcarean
reading hy the Hon. Nampdcn Cuts, Friday evening
the lVth inst adopted by Mr. Pollard. that The future
sessions of the House shall commence at 0ocloek, AMI
adopted.
The bin defining the rights and privileges Of married
women was reported amended and It's passage was rous
ed; ayes 33, uays 1903.
Mr. Budgman called up the bill to pay Lorenzo james
S60g2, aud the third reading refused.
On motion Of MI Myers OF Jamaica, adjourned.
fRDAy, Nov. 10
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