Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-02


the committee the liquor laws 10 inquire into the
pcicnr OF amending these laws 20 provide that
town f1cut shall be appointed unless the ccmen " the
'thNt shall vote in their town meeting TO have and
shaN establish his salary both adopted.
Mr. Colby Of hartaud moved to reconsider the vote
Diminishing the bill organizing agricultural bureau, aud
moved that this motion be ordered to lie.
Mr. Lyndo Of Wllamstown said he was surprised
70 dismiss his b lie believed that the measure was
the most important that had yet been introduced.
likely to be- introduced during the present session lie
bccred that science and labor should go hand In hand
lie did not believe that he should DO the dc,ng and the
labor, while the gentleman nom West fairlee did the
thinking. In his judgment when science was applied TO
ahcr, the product Of the ahorcr is largely augmented.
MI Colby's motion to De was then disagreed to.
me question thsn recurring on INC recohs9etauon' u
West fairlee, Waite Of Branircc and Lynde Of viii
Jamestown. MI Thomns then moved to reconsider the
vote just taken on laying Mt COlhys motion the table.
But motion Of Mr. Field the whole subject post
poned ull half past ten O'Clock on wednesday next
Mr. Ptkin Of East Montpelier moved TO reconsider the
vote refusing the third reading Of the bill relating TO the
compensation u grand and petit jurors. On motion Of
Nj sliced OF Nnulstovn, the motion was ordered TO le
bt0 refcfrc1.-lo incorporate the Eastern vermont
halro0d - the roads.
Report ~ ConHutef-By Mr. Whitney " stamford,
for the committee corporations, IN favor Of bin incof
poratine The Homeopathic College Of Physicians
and Surgeons; third reading ordered
The House took up the bill relating to forci1e entry
and dctaiEcr, which read the third time, when Mr.
Geed moved that be committed 10 member 10 strike
out the tenth section Pending this motion, the bill
ordered 10 lie and be the special order for hapast two
Engiossed B,is-Defnins the time when prosecutions
may be commenced under AN act to prohibit and ahate
nusanccs For the preservation of fish in Athens Pond
To incorporate the West Farlce Railroad Coz scveraly
passed To appropriate $1,000 for the statue Of Ethan
Allen ordered to lie and be the special order for Tues
day next az half past ten o'clock, motion NJ Mr.
Whitney Of Franklin To tho charter Of the Bank
Of Bellows falls ordered Ia lie and be tho special order
f1 Tuesday next az half past ten motion Of M Dean
q Barnard. 10 pay Roswell knights So passed.
Orange Co Bank To reduce the stock and extend the
uf o. sal tall Of mo
both ordered TO De and be- the special order for Tuesday
next at half past ten o'clock Ia relation To actions on
penal bonds To constitute Montcylc Ross hcir-t
VI stephen Ross and Ruth Ross. To incorporate The
Charleston Academy. TO amend act incorporating
the Scars6urgh Turnpike Co. 10 incorporate the New
port Academy; seycrallv passed.
message from the Governor transmitted the supple
mcuiar report " DIR Hitchcock, which was read and re-
fcffed % the committee on education.
On motion Of Mr Wood Of Fairhayen, the House adj.
AFTERNOON
SENATE.
Hoasc HiHs Rrfcrcd-Dc DEFINING the time within which
prosecutions shall be commenced under act to prohibit
and ahaic huanccs. approved Nov 49, 1888, Judiciary
com Altering and amending act incorporating The
scarshurph turnpike go 10 com roads 10 incor-
pprltc thc Nhaflc.tnn academy 10 com cducatou.-
Constituting Montravilc Ross heir at law Of stephen
Ross aud Ruth Ross 10 general com Ia addition 10
chap 2S relating 90 actions penal bonds 20 judi
ciafy com. Iopay Roswell knight; 90 claims
Incorporating The Snake moutain hotel co TO com on
pond TO general com. To Incorporate the Newport a.
cadcmy to rom education To incorporate che W
farlcr ll x Co 20 COIN uu roads.
Pursuant 20 resolution the Senate repaired To me Hall
NJ the House NJ representative 90 hear reports OF
vas SIM committee on county officers.
Ihe Senators having resumed their seats. the senate
proceeded Go business
Reports Of Committees -By Senator Robbins for gem
eral committee n favor of bills n relation CO. justices of
the peace, and relating 90 foreign fire. life and health inc
suraucc both ordered third reading. ly Senator
Woodbridge or Judiciary committee, against House bill
altering chap is for the support and removal Of pau
unrs and hc relief OF the insane poor hy Senator Will
kms 6r Judiciary committee, against bill constituting
town clerks nutaiies pub c severay refused Sd reading
Iy senator Peck for Judiciary committee. against bill
relating 90 appeals IN criminal cases; also refused
lnTd reading ln favor NJ House bill relating to uus-
tee process ordered % third reading. By Senator Rob
bins, for committee claims, IA favor Of bill To pay
hosweh knights ordered TO third reading
On motion u Senator Starr the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE
The Senate came iu. and Joint assembly formed
To hear the report Of the committee to canvass the votes
ht county officers and justices N the peace.
The following persons elected justices Of the
peace 10 iil vacancies IN their respective towns:
Essex County-liast Haven, Oscar T Walter.
Orleans Couuty--charleston, George Cade; Holland
Hosea Is Hanson. Eber Robinson.
The Joint assembly then adjourned ill Friday next at
Withdrew
RcpoT, Of Commitee-By Mr. Myers Of Jamaica,
for the general committee, in favor of the bill TO restore
Newell White 70 his legal rights ordered to third read
ing. By Mr. Colby OF llartland. for the judiciary
mittcc, against the adoption OF resolution relating to
the grand list nasmuch the subject matter is already
IN oill before the House resolution rejected by Mr.
Gardner vt Remington, for the Judiciary com, against
l relating the recording dcrfccs OF foreclosure
ordered To lie BY Mr. Pnpry Of Wcathcrsfold, for
lcci u favor of the bill Incorporating the preachers
aid society third reading ordered. BY Mr. Miller Of
lomfro Tor the education, against bill in atora
nn of an act approved Nov D. 1855 relating 20 common
schools. Mr. Baker of Enosburph moved dismiss the
hl which was carricd-ycas SO nays A. BY Mr. Robin
" ighgatc for select com, the responsibility n
lawyers bill 20 provide against legal advice detrimental
~ the interests of clients ordered 10 lie and 800 copies
De printed. by Mr. Gardner Of Remington for the ju-
dietary COM Do favor Of bill providing for the morgagng
NJ machinery ordered to third reading. By Mr. Wright
OF Shorcham, for com ON roads, against the bill abolish
NC the Olhcc " railroad commissioner.
Mr. Thomas Of West faflcc advocated the passage II
the l on the ground Of economy. II believed that
the office safeguard that the best protection was
ia the interests Of the corporations. The officer, he
learned from the managers Of railroads. have 10 their
knowledge been on the roads at all this year Moreover
the commissioner not generally engineer, but
provided for.
Mr. Stoddard Of Towushend remarked that the needs
OF any person or of the present incumbent had no weight
with the committee Hc regarded the office " inn
pottucc The expense was comparatively triAng. In
his Judgment, the advantages we're MORE than common
suIate with the expense. lie advcrted the fact that
the officer gathered up large amount Of valuable saiis
tics concerning the condition OF the roads the way lon
convenience they afford travellers. He REGARDED
protection, AIS calculated 10 secure safety.
The reports " the Commissioner eagerly sought
after which was an indication that they were valuable
Messr, Seymour u Ycrscunes Myers Of Jamaica and
pill and Nh nensou n Royaltn moved that it Die and
BE- the special order for Tuesday morning half past
ten O'Clock which agreed
BY Mr. Mixers of Jlna,ca general committee ia fi-
yor If hil constituting Calvin Ellis Brewster hor-atan
Of Stewart Howe and Abigail Howe; ord red 20 thrd
reading. BN Mr. Whitney Of Franklin. Tor thc committee
un agriculture, against bill relating TO fences hilA-
vays Third reading refused. BY M Stoddud u Towns
bend, for the committee roads, ia favor of l rcat-
ing To highways, third reading ordered
The House then took w She h. relating 10 divorce.
the pending question being hc adoption vi the prl-
posed amendment OF Mr iiela when Mr. Field moved
thai the bi Doc Tec9mmi.ted 10 the Judiciary committee
which wa, agreed 90.
The special order then taken up, being the hi bon
addition TO chap 20 relating 10 school districts and
the third reading refused
On motion Of Mr. Greono Manchester the House adj
SENATE.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
journal 10 Saturday was read aud approved
BiHs introduced and refcrred--By Senator Beattic
20 change the name Of David Nelson 10 general COM
BY Senator Willard 20 pay Ira Harrington TO com
claims
A. The request Of Senator Harris hewas excused from
serving committee bill providing Tor one shire town
In bennington and Senator Wilkins was appointed
10 I'm the vacancy.
Reports Of CoBioitfee-BY Senator Harris for conn
mtee on roads, ia favor Of House bin in amendment Of
act incorporating the Seatsbutgh turnpke co. Tho bil
read third time and motion OF senator Wood.
ward laid on the table By Senator Hnmau for com
miitee education in favor OF bill incorporate the
Charleston academy. The bill read third time and
the question being, shall 10 pass Senator Woodward
said be had no doubt but that the bin would pass and
perhaps was best irshoudyet he thought thattc po-
ey Of the Legislature had been bad in charieu So
many academies throughout the state and In almost eve
~ tow, Ia tendency lower the standard of edu
cation. In the competition between the academies
b fesortod 10 increase the uut,har