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

V'lcA 70 uof that there for imposing
neny burden on her In fine was the part OF US as ieg
shofe as men ofndependrnce, OF honor, who were I'm.
pcled by their sense otuscc o right by wise regard
or he uue interests and the honor and dignity state
TO pay the whole debt lie hoped the amend
mcnt adopted. and that the bin would pass.
Mr. Geed Of M0rfiatown said that by VI the state
men hat had been made he would state the facts about
The Willingness Of Montpelier accept this sum Of 3d.
600. There was a meeting Of tho subscribers held
sidcrit committee chosen 70 act for them They
al visited and of the one hundred and sixty, all
but four agreed in asscntug to this offer Was right
that the one hundred and ahy-sx should be overrued-
hai they should il 20 accomplish his object which they
drcd o, by these four obstinate pcrsonsi That they
whose subscriptions were he presumed uinetynino hun
drcdts OF the whole should be compelled 10 waive their
cims aud urcg1 their wishes by four persnrF whose sub
~ say whose souls were smaller than their suuscrpuohf
No sir, nobody would claim that These were the facts
that omed ought be known after what had been said
MI Allen OF Rutland moved that the oli ue tie
special order for This afternoon al quarter past two o.
clock, which was carried, and the House adj.
AFTERNOON
SENATE.
Reports of Committees BY Senator Peck for com.
mitec judiciary against House bin rotating 20 orc
hc entry and d'tancr third reading refused By SEN
lur Rchardson Cor general committee ogainstbn in al
lerauon nof sec H. chap ll6 s. regulating town clerks
fees on motion of Senator Hall. laid ou the table By
senator Richardson, for same committee, in favor OF
House 1 n relation 20 towns clerks fees read third
time and on motion Of Senator Peck laid on the table
BY senator wilkins for committee the Judiciary
gairst bill in amendment of 3d. chap29 ia rela
tnn 10 the selection of Jurors on motion Of senator
Wheeler laid the table ti Tuesday next at 10 10 am
by Senator Iudcyiuc, for committee manufactures,
n favor OF House bin DO amendment of act 70 ncor-
roratc the village Of Rutland, approved Nov 1903 pass
cd in concurrence.
The hour having used pursuant to adjournment for
he mcctnRo the joint assembly 10 hear the report OF
committee ou county and probate officers the senate
repaired 90 the hal Of the House OF representative
The Senators having resumed their seats, the bin pro-
vdn3 Tor the appointment Of permanent chaplain Tor
che state prison a salary not % exceed 500, was taken
un aud further discussed by senators Necdham and vii
kn' who urged the claims Of the prisoners upon the state
fr moral and religious instruction, and the superior BEN
ehts which wouidacc from the employment Of per-
mancHt chaplain, of clergyman who would give his
tire attention 10 the the prisoners. Senator
wilkins also referred to the fact that large proportion
Of the prisoners young persons who would soon
gain return the bosom of society He considered that
society had avery great stake in the question whether
they shall he returned with improved morals and purer
hearts, or perhaps even worse than before.
Senator Woodward stated that the committee reported
against te bill because at this particular time, they did
NOT consider impepgcy demanded nor did they think
the prisoners would be deprived in any degree, Of pro-
per moral and religious instruction under the system at
present u vogue and which has never before been OBJ
ieced To- oy ine state. Since Senators seemed to think
differently and as he had received further information
he was heartily in favor Of the bill
Senator Judcyiue moved to amend the bill by making
the salary Of the chaplain not to exceed 5000 instead OF
500, which was agreed 10. The bill then further
supported boy senators Hall, Hnman and Wheeler and
opposed by senator Ohn who objected TO the bill the
ground of giving to two hree individuals the power
Of appointing the chaplain. Ill thought it would be bet
Il he chaplain appointed by the Governor and
Senate. The bill then ordered to be read third time
tomorrow morning-yeas a. nays l.
] BiH iHtrUdiced and refaTeR--By Senator jude inc,
relating to bank directors bonds to printing.
House bill relating to the time Of holding the Lamoille
county and Of chancey read twice and
motion Of Senator wilkins, the rules suspended
and the bill read third time and passed in concur
renee.
senator willard called up the bill to pay Timothy r
Merrill and moved that be re-commiltcd to the com
claims which agreed to.
JOINT Rssolufion--B By Senator willard providing for
the printing Of the report ofthe canvassng committee
ang 10 tho contested election OF States Attorney in
Washington county adopted:
BH retesred-From the House. for tho preservation
o fish in Black River and the ponds ard lakes through
which II passes TO gen com.
! On motion Of Senator Fish the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
| Pettions rete,red-various petitions praying for
change in the shire Of Orleans county presented and
referred to the select com on tina, subject.
Bus introduced and rcferred.-By Mr. Ranney Of Brat
teboro incorporate the Lawrence Hotel Co to the
corporations. BY Mr. Noyes OF Burlington, fixing
the terms Of the courts in Chittenden county 10 the jud
com By Mr. Darling Of Ryegate in addition to an actre
latng to the registration Of Births marriages and deaths
/ 10 the jud com.
shall be received after Monday next, unless from commit
tees, or from the Senate ordered to lie.
Reports Of COmmittecs.-By Mr. Miller Of Pomfret, for
the education, be discharged from further
sdcraou Of bill relating to the protection Of fur leave
was granted and the bin was referred 10 tho members nom
Addison county. By Mr. Field Of Newflne, for the
the Judiciary asking TO be discharged from further
consideration OF bill 10 exempt awatch and clock regulator
from attachment also another exempting certain prop
erty from execution the leave asked granted, and
both bills referred TO the gen com. by Nr Glecd Of Nor
I
courts 10 Lamoie County road the third time ana pass
ed under a suspension Of the rules By Mr. Miller OF
Pomffo for the com on education, substitute for the
bill IN addition TO an act approved Nov 3 1898 in rela-
ton TO the discharge Of incompetent eachers on motion
/ ofMr Pingry Of WcathGsheld ordered to lie and be
the special order for Tuesday next at 10 IL o'clock
BY Mr. NJ yers of Jamaica for the gen COM against bill
in relation 70 marriage third reading refused BY Mt
Myers, flr the against bill for the protec-
ton of fsh in Milligan Pond third reading refused.
By Mr. Thomas Of West Farce for the on ways and
means IN favor Of bill IN alteration Of chap IIO 4; or
I e special r esd
next at two one fourth O'Clock. BY Mr. Boynton Of Or
we'll for the the grand list in favor Of the Sen
ate bill in relation to the g.and list ordered to third
reading BY Mr. Waite Of Brainuee, for the on
roads against bin relating to the construction Of bars
Mr. Colby Of Hartiand, for the the judciury, in
a'or Of the bill resa9tins the fees Of court auditors
posed hy Mr. Pingry Of wea,horsfeld and ordered
! TO its third rcadng-yeas l22, nays g.
Senate BHs Passed Authorizing tha Troy Confer
encc Academy 70 confer literary degrees
Mr Bushnell Of Waitsfeld moved TO reconsider the
on the adoption Of Mr. Gleeds amendment to the appro
priaton bill for rebuilding the State House motion
Of Mr. Field Of Newfane the motion laid the table.
The Speaker announced the select committees ordered
within the Jurisdiction Of justices Of the peace Messrs
Geed NJ Naustown, Ranney Of Braueboro'. Robinson
Of phgAe On the b relating 20 the suretes Of the late
reasurerMessrs Allen Of Rutland Denson Of toyalton,
/ Dale of Guildhall On the bill relating 70 steamboat
and transportation companies essrs Field Of Newfane,
Adams of Peru. barnard Of Wilmington.
The Senate in, and joint assembly was formed
to hear The report ofthe committee canvass the votes
/
ing persons chosen justices Of tho peace
! Mnnipeer-Joaeph Poland
Woodhury--Elas Heath.
The Joint assembly theu dissolved, and the Senate
withdrew
The House resumed the consideration Of the bill ap-
propnauug money for the rebuilding Of the State House.
Mr Noyes Of Burlington, withdrew his amendment,
marked that he had stated IN the morning that he beey
ed was the general feeling Of the members OF the House
that was best to settle this questions that they would
rejoice n their hearts II IL disposed o. He had
said that perhaps this sentiment unanimous. Il
might appear that this unjust toward the gentleman
from Rutland But inasmueh as he had indicated his
opinion that the matter might be adjusted under certain
crcumstanocs and with certain specific conditions there
ground at least, for presunng that all projects
for settlement would not meet with his disappTOval
and that extrication from this unpleasant situation
would not BE- unwecone and unacceptable 10 him. What
he had aad however he had spoken honestly what he had
done he did honestly. He believed that he would be
tanned his both home and by the people OF the
state. hc could not tell how the House would vote
this question, but whichever they should decide il.
he hoped that their decision would be final That II they
voted 10 refund this money il would chcctually dispose
Of the NeNatious difficulty II they should vote
pay he trusted that the people Of Montpelier would new
their Efforts, would let the forever
undsturbed Farther he hoped that II the money was
refunded the citizens Of Montpelier would list
/ Of the names OF the men, women children who
the subscribers Of this fund be made and engraved
tablet and be posted up the this hall,
that We may know 20 whose munihcont generosity
owe this splendid odiAoe
The question being taken the Sd reading Of the bill,
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