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

ing. Ho would insist that the question should be met
where Il Stood between the state and the piycrs of the
measure. Hc did not know the people of Montnclicr-
dorscd the bond hc could voie for m Ho not very
particular ibOut inc amount let Montpeicr foregl
their ptctcus0ns lct hrr forward aud make fhIs
endorsement he bond and then make her appoa and
hc would regard e. Let bee say Us oppressive and ape
peal 90 the generosity OF the stutc to its magnauuty,
Tor relief AVID Dc would be boz favor Of considering itof
compromising ihcW. ir could uN no SUM peth'ps
would Doc lrss perhaps more than thc whole sum that
has brru paid Buf unless tbuse principles could hc re-
rarded-unica' they could bc scrupuousy observed so
that hc honor of e and the honor OF tho of
bond aud of tc people OF Montpelier could bc LEFT unsu
cd no. that a record would stand clear and fair De could
mot yield DIS 90 hc compromise and what small i'm
hucncc hc could exert ia thc house should be directed a
gliustit
Mr Thomas of West FaiIce thought that the gcutIe-
man from Jamaica gave admouitons for others 10 follow
rather than oi his guidance, when he assumed the
office of monitor on thc preceding day and admon'hed
Wo members i1 avoid al acrimony aud summon eMm.
and moderation. The gcutldmau from Rutland had
been severe buhc had fallen ftf far in Nh shade in
pirson with The gentleman from Jamaica What dd thc
shdncshoWd po through bis particular avenue, should
ro iu at fts particular door and then favor would De-
granted What pf.puflY De- there ia ihis Why ask
Montpelier 90 got down ou her maTrowhoucs before hc
iu his marnfuimous generosity, will confer mvors.
Mr.. Myers interrupted thr gentleman, protesting that
he had SAID nothing !hh warranted such statements Nl
Che gentleman from West F7irlec. Tho chair ruled that
tAe gentleman was not out n order
Mr. Thomas explained That ne did not iuteud 60 hc un
orstood es e'ing te precise Language ei the gentleman
from Il airi, bot if uarIurt lie believed at hn bad
cNutc|srd substantially. whlt thc pcuuemauhad -aiJ-
Chic gcutcman'- puiy dnotucc'rd with bis icachiug
f ue ha lad been passed around Co secure this money,
tho state NOT responsible ft that ho said Thrblua
t. Hlff .,..d II. ...tfafu.u n. remembered the
b,pd Of old r.,cat, sb,Ioek who demanded I'M. pound
of dosh So ihis goutcman demanded She uticrmost
Mr. Thomas remarked tnt be adnoli'ious OF the gem
tcmau from Jamaic, Who bespoke Indulgence os reason
OF I- eNutierrn ld sunk deem iu his heart but he
rrt r . ,gss al d'idff and embarrassed hc Wa. cN-
,itod and b Vas MOI .nrprpg IL he had not started oft
fen She satisfaction of ever, body elaiu that Il ti,e
State ha. u.c for ANY public buHdiug she is able 90 pay
frt liza count, Of IOWA demands auy building, Il is
aile o pat roc dad ,lifce Does the STATE differ from
,, .t5iy sIt Shall roam ,,he,e hsve ,,ot .o,,n -
Shall est ido broad csrnci by u,e sweat II anoher's
lrov5 so. it vas ,gfane 70 was unjust it was wrong
aud uequt-alc fr the individual and equa, wrong and
unjust Cor iho state to adopt such pory ID wis not
re'ess,ry On, f,tbrr. so made i5nic 1io,isian. fr
ln,e ,a. Tt., |,lI u,,,d ri tl,, should
h. Hquilated ry ,tn , taxes routaay assessed on
tho whole p.o.Ic.f flc state How does this matter
stand Wny taepentlcnau from Ianai. uutccs nearly
with the gentleman from ST Albaus. Ihe latter would
paw thc whole sum that 3. claimed. Tho former would
dpthc same 4iitins uun condition. Here thcrc b. die
,crty of Hff-,u r i.-ie how shall it De- settled. bow
reconced The ouy way uut of thIs Was iu coupiuuis
ut the U.ffer iio ua- H favor of paving thl whole
debt The project couteiu,d 30 thc amendment was a
surrr.se to lim Tie sv tuat Che ascent OF Motuchor
must be obtained 90 iuakca final and decisive settle
uent Bat hc was assured that that bad hcen given
They perr t,isn Do, .t,rr. a. ,,slI l hs Uous, But
thoy had taken 10 into srlu. consideration: and from
% desire io remove 10 from she administration uf State
atftirs 20 M The monster tla. was troublesome, had
rn D.
SON was thtto ar uur rejecting itf Is sta bad BARGAIN
lr the Sties Isit mot best 10 pay - 10 with -2300lt
Cam do auv better than this Shall re ct u pass a.
way from SOME foolish adherence tn auy forms J.. it
MOI best waive all ceremonies and close with the ur1
posal at.a.tef Wiuue rnt make money D., it5 itis
confessed dime 10 IS I-nrfr element Boz your conveu-
tous The Democrats In the Iouse have an interest iu
dis. They Soc its eon.eueucp. ia your conventions
and i'm yar pary and do.re o., have IN removed 20 have
BIS ni1rous and pcrpi yine influences DESTROYED: to
h,yo fra rnie,ha adjustment f.rftd lest bv and
a., n .boni qe'i ,t,ir r,n,en,ions and di.rr6 the
.esr, ar1 ,rr,arr ~ tir partv Ietit bc rcinoved
thon npv T,t us accent this propos % which promises
eir and h,1iuy which uq,s tho debt and aeluits the
Statror an it. obse'i0us lie hoped the amendment
,,,. fl 1,. a.I,rtod l. tb. lf,usc
Mr. G.dlus of lutkc ,as I'm ftvur OF payinr the whole
He oppo..d Tho amendment Of the gentleman from st
Al- because il placed the uavmcnt of the debt too far
uT Heoppsspd thc amendment Of the gentleman from
M1rr, becausc hc believed the whole should be
paid. Mr. God3iu4 made some further remarks the
measure which were not understood al the reporters
ble
Mr. Gccd moved that the Din lie and The special order
for to-fnofrlyg M 10 ~ o'clock
Pending the motion Mr SAKE Of Sheldon moved that
the House adjourn which WAS lostycas 80. nays III
Mr Gcod modified his motion so ms % hx the hour Of
uuafter past o'clock flr the consideration Of the
bit which was agreed to. and the House adj
10
- FRIDAY nov 10
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l.rayer nY me Nlap'aln' ,,,,
nus iHifni"'fH "N' f'efLeH'-hy senator W httu'
cNempunE me capital s'eN oi non resident sJookn"aers
from taxouon n certain cases by Senator Woodbridge
or committee on We judiciary, 20 "hom was tei,{I
re,g,nu,n 'ttnelr5 We COMMITS 20 tons'ue' l rre