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


arc blessed with WEALTH why not compel by law those
who blessed with cutLDHEE to the Of cdu
cation which the Law compe the Of property
aiui To my mind 1t is clear that II you force to
pay for schools you, should within reasonable lin.
iis force to send their children 10 school II iti
necessary for the security OF property. that children
should have the means Of being educated necessary
Tor the same security, that children should be compelled
90 use those means TO reasonable extent and not be al
lowed 10 contne themselves to the rude instructors Of the
/ streets
Mr. President rcmblc for the safety Of the present
law II we pass this bill. hear already the murmurs Of
discomfort that may burst forth In general, wrathl
expression Of pcopcs displeasurc let us pause be-
fore shall Be too late and give the to
believe that we can still trust this vital interest to their
On motion of Scnitor willard the bin was laid on the
table and made the special order of to morrow pm
On motion OF Senator Armstrong, the vote ordering
the report Of the special committee on the shire Of Ben
ningon County 10 lie rccousdercd and $50 copies u
hercport aud accompanying resolution we're ordered to
! ho printed. Adj
Reports Of Committees by MIR Field Of Ncwfanc for
the com on the Judiciary ia favor Of the bill amending
sections and fan act relating TO 6yc districts order
ed to third reading By Mr. Wright VI Shoreham, 1r the
com agriculture In favor of Senate bill establishing
/ agricultural bureau with various proposed amendments.
The amendments were rejected and the third reading M
. tbc WIreGsed MrFeld OF Ncefluc moved io tcconsid
cr Tho vote, which was disagreed 90. by Mr. Baker M
Newport Tor hc com on claims boz favor ut bill paying
I Blodgcr S6.lS ordered TO ihird reading by Mr. Mil
Ter of fumrct "r the com ON education, against Dill
mcuding chap 30 st. entitled common schools Mr. Dale
moved that Che bill be ordered % Tie tl Thursday next at
IL O'Clock m which disagreed to- auf the third
"a
uincon for the com on the iudei,rv aeoinst b pstab
hshng courts ofconcilauon; third reading refused Al
SOC h MIR Gardner in favor NJ bin t1 regulate the oruan
llton OF towns ordered 90 third reading By Mr. Allen
of Rutland Tor the com ou claims Boo favor Of bin for the
relief Of thc town VI somersct ordered third reading
Alq, 10y Mr. Allen against bin 20 pay French third
lhc Bin relating to the exhibition n circuscs was taken
up, being hc special order; che pending question being
the adoption Of an amendment fixing the price Of d.
ccusc at $1,000
Nr pmIry of Wcathcrsheld opposed the amendment.
IfGrcuscs were useful and profitable thcv ought NOT 10
be 800 heavily taxed but should be- permitted 10 exhibit
free.
Mr. Fedof Nevflue said there was nothing new in the
legislation. II was like the one which prevailed in the
granting licenses pcdders and which was the basis
Of our od license system Cenceir thar the state mad
Cine right To- do this aud he supposed every man would d.
that b. was merely question " policy matter OF econ.
ouy Ought we not 90 embrace The chance To- raise rev.
cuue which was presented The state will derive tho
sum of - OOl frou the measure and besides this each
town can Jas an additional tax Ifthcsc men would pas
for tie privilege 30 right for the state 10 obtain such
revenue as it can.
Mr. pug of Wclhcrsfcld said 80 Is truc that the prn
cipr new Lung lgo the principle was prac
t,cdin Eurnue n the sale of udugenccs Tor the com
mission Of al sorts uf ucfiruus actions fe rcnctel
ti If the fous were profitable lct thc CONG
& thc State and exhibit A. tie public expcnsr II the,
. were improbable we don't wlui them ne believed tha
thcv were improbable and would mot consent 10 rails,
- revenue by such questionable means.
The aHcrdri.nt was adopted on motion Of NJ
Gardner " Bennington. hr hl amended so a. ID