Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-23


bic ace not AS sensible of ts value a. those who have not
such advantages w may give with lihcfM hand 20
aid thu missionary cause but these cou,c shut out as
they FROM society. are equally entitled 90 OUT ympa-
thics Tlrv demand az our hands moral and religious
culture. equally with the heather TO whom send
ing missionaries. lie did not feel disposed o Withhold
from them that RELIGIOUS culture which De believed he
reverence and respect which we owe 20 christianity de-
mands Al our hands
taic and m8do bc specia order flr Tomorrow 40 u
60, tyft ~ N d ,.. t.. tiii -.,...i.,.. ,, ..i r..
Ifiur f0 tho srtfrncrt of fsflcs and its .g..nrut
and niird reading were rrfisrd-,ras T. n.,s2t.
On motion OF Senator AIdtich the Senate ADJOURNED
uof-er
,u.c-. -
hep'rs f 'oH"Nees by Mr Han OF Grafton -
hing thc salaries Of members Of The legislatures uIil
dismissed Also hy The same against etl amending 90
ll6 relating 20 The SAME suhlecti third reading roe
fused by Mr Myers Of Jsmaica, for the general COM
substitute Tor the b in addition 20 ch rs So h relation
90 reddcrs ordered 20 ihird reading.
ReDiopstraHces retcrrc9 Numerous rcmoustrauces a.
ganst changing the shire of Orleans county were ptc-
scnted aud referred 20 the select ON That subject
The Speaker appointed as the select c.mmucc ON ih'
Llwold oi fHthei1' Marvin oi her"snirr' Drown oI
ltohf1rf
Ihe House took up iAe h making an erlropnAuln o[
rebuilding thc state House, te same bOng NE special
order. The pending question being on ht adoption ol
Dir Gleed's amendment
Mr. Allcn of huHtud sold lt was the opinion boo some
of tho towns that advanced by citizens of Mont
uecr % rebuild the State House ought FOB be refunded
In was 10 bc evpcrtei that tle rorrcsputati,.s f,m
was len for Them They ought not to be rerr1achcd nI
doing u us for the discharge Of au imperative duty but
20 snea X iu tau English the example that bad
becu set au tc other sdc the cnrescntat,e from Mont
paIer was loot one or them. thc course 0f Montpelier
hfouehoit the whole matter was liable
There ALSO other towns Boo the state where The pre-
yslont the almost opinion was that i- money
ought NOT tn he repaid The representative OPP
posed to fhs h. 60 all bills of similar character, they
were thoroughly opposed te proposition Boz 800 forums
Their unninus were not che o.prinr passion aud NJ
rred NO.. tnv yorc based as tHry con.l ti1usIv Boz
..T ii. fIf
rcproochcd shoudthcy he the objects Of opuubtnm and
" abuse They, well as thc others had in aitefra
tive. they engaged n ihc discharge Of an uporors
obligation They bad ieii no inclination go dscu-' in,
measure Experience bad shown fhut no good came ui
that They were prepared 'o record thrir opinions Pos
ihef votes alone lhfF hAd zone go ii' nih't ul o"
before that vote declared The gentleman from hoy
aonhad pruug mp iu hs sct and charged down ou hcm
like cohurt NJ dragons IT now the other side ashcu
for discussion they could have 10
How does this question stuudf u we are 20 vote nno
dollar let us vote it aiL Has t come TO- s j. hr state
poor 90 pay but Gfy cents on dollar. How docs
che matter come before ho Huuscf n is presented 900
The report of he committee on ways and mems hlinu
i- committee hc opponent, uf the measure havo been
eNciudod They could have mo- voice m t1e rerort u'Y
bad opportunity nfcxcrtur Criut ltucr boz t. .1m-
mittoe. Tuis muttce are flr the biI; have made
report which hes been printed and his hc'n 'lfr.o
Though the state u thc papers as tho opunn ni t+
House, unacoumpauicd by iaci' which We' lhe nni'.
ncuts n fho measure regard as important 90" '1rn
ct This discussion go nn Mf Alien ihen pf"''eoti I'D
rc'icw zoe history OF the transactions "heh nave fd n
inc present 'ompic1t, ton detaihhR tHe prominent
of ihe extra session oi lo3t lteadWt thr act Nio'al
for me rcuuling % ie state mouse he INSISTED ''i i
provisions which were inserted no. II were the creations o
vored it and votei for IT, lie next examined the bond
which given at that time, c0mphmcntng the husi-
ness sacacity Of the that signed t Why did they
execute ths was there no consideration Certainly
ttarc was Tho debentures Of the legislature were dis
b,rsd Nero nov ma tbe prospect was th,t tbev would
continue t1 be- f7r a long time 20 come This was con-
idnrtio t was conceded 10 be ifnportaut and valua.
bic Here then we have a law framed bv Montnecr
and pased I'm her behalf that is lust now frt 20 be unjust
In tbe e.o ~ i bnd. of the ate defulire treasurer
there vas considerations Thirteen persons n moderate
.,.,r, ,.,. 81. 10 ,s,ic,,l e., ,oyl,t,. 10 s,,t.
wa. scino nj, tsrr propcry 10 satisfy the bond which
hev had 4iyrn where mo- cgIlvacut Was made to them
N.tn.gr ha. lo- consideration o. enforce the bonds
will 6uIv induce some inconvenience Again. was the
bond 90 Doe performed ID wus, why has not fhi, been
done If not 10 b ncriocd have not tbc giycrs been
guilty OF fraud Ifthcy have done thi. with how little
Justice with how liitc rrare can they ask donation from
u.3 Iftis was unjust now yas il NOT unjust in 1851
Why Then did thc eurepal from Montreier adyocatc
its Whv did he NOT iher oupose 10
Butitis said that the legislature was then mad with
csei,cmont The appra is made from the assembly that
WA, driptrp Win eyrit, pas.op to one tbat IS sober
Huf that legislature located the house n Nionpeler-
WAS f ,i thcfi The truth s what was euacted for
their 6sn,a was rgli what was not flr their advantage
vas ,rr3ay Contrbutiofs from individuals are d.hou-
ofabe IA Is said also Most marvellous aid recent disc
covcry 60 back then 90 lS1s and pay what has been
advance from time 10 time, with interest Dditcverhc-
fore occur 90 any man fhat money WIN va, paid for
town buildings Or fir county buildings was u d0n0rably
paids Why this Is all maonshinel
IT. 10 ,9t b, ,id mo- consideration was eiven vhe
contract was made These gentlemen did IT, aud they are
now cstopped from downing H. They are pr1uc to give
advice ,,5 va hudiu the LegisAitire Io,ruqi commute
nicatious addressed 10 us on this st5sot Sir read
from one OF those and remarked let assure these
gentlemen who these articles. who cause them 60
De wrteu that time for them give advice when IL
asked AND further when we are m needei advice we
shall seek iIr Do from source Nhicn we respect ne
then noticed me remarks ot Mr henson oi lto'hlion
who had charged the state with f,pudau ms hau
mover been done before. lhrle was no ground i'r DO
now No man would counsel mss no man would ataln
ihe srotess e,cnoheon OF he state ny such au act is
it candid and iair In charge th'st lht gentleman mas
charged too Ha we were aitng n chairs lnt were pald
for oy widows and orphans lie denied TINS lie SAT 90
his scat during the last session and voted sum 70 pay
for our desks and chairs and carpets as o. candid ana
Just 10 charge nst u was also said that he STATE hd
gone ABOUT ana btgsea OF man. woman ana en'u Is
possible ihal me state ma. uecome an lhnttan pegglf
Has Do stretched out s palsieu hand bearing tht nat ue
seeching aims IL has not done 80. 1t stood on ITS
bond 10 has not gone hahind II II the solid men Of
The place who gave that had done So they were account
able for it, and not the state But the opponents OF the
bill did not like tu hear such things ltroied tneii blood
and excited their resentment IL is conceded thar the
ciaim IS NOT good on legal grounds. Then ict them
make their appeal TO our magnanimty Ia our generosity
Let Them not declare that we refuse 20 Wpe oui STAN
on the honor OF the state.
IL IS said that pncy requires ms 10 settle tns question
thlt PCS influence Is iet everywhere in our state pa con
yenions' iu elections and IN legislation lms rs true
lis monster that appears in all our State
affairs liut who causes this Who FIRST began this 3
them say, peace, be still and tho troubled waters wl
DEE ealm lie did not like the threats anu menaces ihat
were thrown out; he did not ike those coerci'e meas
urcs. Let man stand up and advneae ms honest con
Vriions ana he neoomes the G'9 c OF pn-enpi'n' u
s"nso which 10 he"ped upon MN IN every way" rs ,n'1