Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-30

On motion of senator Needham, he Senate took re-
I'LL seven O'Clock,
HOUSE.
Reports - CoB,miuee.-By Mr. Pinsry Of weather..
field fr sccc com the state finances. reported blu
providing such checks aud balances will be- safeguard
against losses in the administration Of the financial AZ
fairs " the state ordered to 80 reading BY Mr Davis Of
CavVndsh. ior the military affairs against bill re-
laiing othe militia Sd reading refused by MI Nafd'
ner ~ Bennington for judiciary against bills re-
htiug 20 me hanics ens 20 amend CD lN4o relating To
offences against private property in relation 20 jurors
fees In before justices Of the peace Sd reading sew
orally refused Also by Mr. Gardner, 10 favor oi bll NM
ng the time for hfngingsus on tecoRnlahces otoer-
cd to Sd reading. By Mr oioddard Of Io~nshend' fof
com roads, against bill relating 20 ne lNWg ontnI
highways 30 reading refused BY Mr. Gleed Of Morris
for com on corporations, In favor OF hl creating
court, for the trial within the ursdton Of JUS
tces NJ the peace Mr. Rannev OF Brachoro supported
the bill but It's Sd reading cfustd-ycas 80, nays Co.
BY Mr. seymour of Nergennos for the com on the state
Library. bill apprapraung m additional sum ut SljD
for the Library; by Mr. Bacon of Sunderland, for the gem
cral m favor Of bin for the preservation Of pickere
In Bristol Pond. BY Mr. Boynton " Orwell, for the com
Oh grand .t 10 favor Of bin amending sec - u the
act " 1865 relating TO the appfaisas Of property on the
grand list severally ordered Co. 81 reading The general
com asked be excused from the further consideration OF
various petitions Tor dogs which was granted -
By Mr. Whitney Of Franklin. for the select com ON the
resolution for rctakng Of the census bin providing for
taking the census Of The state on the LIST Of Jan next
Mr. Field II Ncwfane opposed the measure MS idle and
expensive whose cost would not be compensated by any
benefits that would accrue from it.
Mr. Thomas o West Fairlec suggested that II 10 APP
pearcd that There material deficiency in any u
secretary
the Interior, who would cause 1t 70 be taken again
Mr. Smith If 81 Adams remarked that there was 20 be
any census taken il was important that be correctly tax
He doubted not that the had been imperfect
y made Mr. gave some statistics 20 show that much
larger increase to be expected than reported -
lie thought that Justice to the State regard for s posi-,
nn and for our representation ia Congress required that
some remedy be applied and The exact number W our in
habiauts ascertaned and put the record Tie did not
apprchend that the expense would be great deter
from adopting the Of the committee.
Mr. replied that the national government would ap
portion ConRfcssmcn on the census which 1t had taken
He stu insisted that no good would come OF ino real
benefit 20 the State.
The bill was further supported by Messrs Dickemau Of
Charleston and Baker NJ Fuosburph
MI Whitney, who reported the hill stated that general
y there found to be- great dissaifactoN about the
census. Most sections tclt that wrong had been done
them. So far as the Congressional representation was
concerned the retailing Of the would affect little
but respects State Senators and the surplus
fund il important that the real number uf inhabit-
ants shoudbc returned Tie had received letter from
two If the seccuncn ~ Georgia. stating that they had
rekeu the ccnsnso Of that town. aud found that the fed
rra census f Sj short " the actual number 1t was 10
be presumed that similar discr pancics would be found
in other towns.
Mr. Field moved that the uill lic and be printed
Mr. Allen of Rutland opposed the motion likely 10
Nil the bin llewasawarc that Ia his town the emu
meraon fell 300 short in i've other towns n the same
the census in that county imported from Windsor
county. They did not know the people Of The county
acquainted with the geography Of the county
and did not know how the highways run, He cited ihc
example NJ other states in taking state census and
gued The importance " rcnug census for reasons
which have been already mentioned
Mr. Glced If Morri-towu opposed the forciby.
insisting that 1t useless, that the people Ut the state
did not demand IT, and would NOT apuroveuf IL
Mr. Field withdrew his motion, and the third reading Of
the bill Vas rpflscd--,cas 52 nays l0i.
Mr. PltSin of Fast Montpelier called up Senate bill rec
latnV 10 the sureties Of the late state treasurer
Mr. Dean Of Barnard moved 20 amend the hill by ndd-
ing the names Of Homer W Heaton and Cornelius W
Clark 10 the commission.
Mr. Noyesof Burlington opposed the amendment be-
the committee would be too large and its cicicn
cy would be impaired, by the number Of persons come
posing it,
The amendment was rejected.
Mr. Thomas Of West faitlee moved TO strike out the
name Of Edward Cahoon and insert the name OF Ho
mer w lleatun which was agreed to.
The bill was opposed by Mr Gardner Of Bennington, on
the ground Of his opposition 10 all legislation by com
missions.
The bill was supported by Messrs Seymour OF Voreen-
mes and Lynde Of Wiamstown.
Mr. Field Of Newfane declared the act be merely
special act OF Insolvency for the benefit Of thirteen men
in Northhcld and such il stood the basis Of gem
era law Of Insolvency II membcrsw prepared to go
for that let them vote for this
Mr. Myers Of Jamaica concurred with MIR Field iu his
opinion and raised another objection that pass the
bin would establish precedent that would loosen the
curues contracts throughout the State. lie hoped
the bill would pass because il struck the very basis
Of credit in the State he should regard it misior
tune to have it pass.
Mr. Denison Of Royalton replied to the objections Of
Messrs Field and Myers, earnestly effectively aid CON
clusively.
Under the operation Of the previous question the bill
ordered 10 third readug,-yeas 1872, nays 49, The
bill was read the third time and, motion Of Mr. Field
Of Newfane, made the special order for Monday
ming at IL o'clock,-yeas ~. nays 6S.
Senate BiHs Passed.-Io incorporate the Manchester
Leather Company; 10 incoporate the jacksonville Aque-
duct Company for the relief Of he tswn of Whtnghum
nreauon to the election and qualification Of bank direc
tors.
Mr. Pingry Of Wcahersfed called up the bin making
an appropriation for the support government which, ON
motion of NJ Baker Of Enosburgh, amended by add
ing to the 6Ih section Proyso that NO note shall be OBJ
gaory unless it shall be signed and counersgutd
provided in the bill, and ordered to its sd reading.
Adjourned to o'clock this evening.
SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. 25
SENATE.
BIS introduced and yetsrrcd-By Senator Rice in
alteration Of and in addition act Incorporating the
village Of ltutland To com ON manufactures. by SEN
ator Green providing for taking the o the iuha-
bitants n Vermont; 10 com ON the Judiciary.
Senate bills To pay 7 Merrill Senator Willard
moved TO amend by striking Out the 3g rs occurring i'm
the amendment proposed by the committee and inserting
800 on in its stead amendment agreed To and bill
dcred TO third reading. In relation fences passed.
news court auditors Justice os me peace aos aud III
secretary Of state, providing for the collection Of crm
nal statistics passed. Topaz II Merrill pissed
To incorporate The Burlington law library society passed
In relation to peddlers licenses This bill requires ped
dlers not being citizens Of Vermont % secure licenses
IN each county before doing business ~ that county, anc
opposed by Senator wilkins and supported by Sen
ators Woodbridge and Willard Senator Needham moved
reconsideration Of ordering the cugrossnent nnS
third reading Of the hil which agreed Amend
/ mcuts were offered hy Senators Neodham. Willard an,
Stevens, restricting he Application Of the bill to person
who have been residents Of the lr PFC
pous To the application INSTEAD If % persons who
citizens, which amendment adopted aud the bill
dered 20 third teading
House bill repeating act relating 20 fences take
up aud after some discussion was laid ON the table
= RcD0rfs Of C0HiiHifier,.--By Senator Taylor, r
committee on claims against House bill to pay Anwc
Neuucr.
Pending the question Of the third reading OF this bill
the Senate adj
HOUSE
The House resumed the con ,deraon Of the bill reln
4 ing 20 grand juries The amendment proposed by NJ
Field of Newfane adopted The bill ordered
+ it, third feading-yeas IN, NAYS 73
The bin 20 pay I e Powers, the superintendent Of II
rebuilding NJ the state House. then taken up. d
pending question being the amendment Of Mr. Gec
10 insert $500 in lieu Of 5000
4 Mr. Davis Of Cayendish moved 20 amend the amcul
meut by inserting S59iO instead Of $1,000 After son
debate the motion lost Me- seymour moved TO strii
out $500 and insert $500 which agreed o-ye
90. nays 03 the speaker giving the casting vote in q
affirmative
Pending the question " amending the bill by insortir
5000 In lieu Of 5000 Mr. Gleed moved that the Huu
, adjourn, which was disagreed to-ycAs 81 nays o.
Adams OF Grand lie moved that the bill lie and be Il
special order for Monday Mt IL o'clock which agree
10.
john Resoifiioa,~-By Mr. Morgan Of Johnson that II
lith joint rule be suspended ill u O'Clock Mond
next adopted.
, Enytossed BHh-In addition to the appointment
- special constabes passed. Providing for a chaplain
the state prison ordered to lie To egalize the to'
meetings of the town OF Moretuwn For the prevents
l. Of the spread of the small poX In elau m Ia the Pc
. ~ street commissioners Providing for the grant
IF Of certificates town superntendens to teach dist
p schools severally passed.
>. The bill establishing the salaries uf county clerks "
r. taken up, Mr. WtncheN If Poultney moved that II
and bp he snecial at oip1ork viii