Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-11-15
LreIsLAruRe OF VERMONT.

SENATE

late TO in aveS of the state also relating TO inc
sueung OF aoccusu against the State be" 10 CUM ""
.rfuting. - -, Al. 80. 81, |
Resolutios-sy MI Burton, inquirns OF ,ne Gun ~
roadsh further Legislation be nece.sss'l u" 's"" "
verts ana raifoad crossings - a.. ,own of
House bslh refervcd-tor INC feneI U. ,hc 49, ~
Essex ie com on finance. ',pssus idic,,tv In
amendment OF CHAP % 49, oaie 60 con, an hanks
eorpoIscng the citizen osnA 1871! " IA s,,i 80
Appointing three eommlssones 70 aluss ar
tain Claims and accounts n sot psyms s.mnS
purposes 70 sO'h W ~ IN 't a,y,;s 20 an
Evsrts 20 com on s,sms ioa me proteeuon Of hsn
~ the waters o. tne Ntsslsquol pay " w Ou. -
TO com on education Paying Milo l. Bennett 10 com o..
claims Sonstrong section " OF act 70 proN,dqtS ~
raising o. slt Neutrality-suspicious. 70 CON On sry 70
com on manuiectutes. In amendment o. ". NueP -
cs, relating to fsuees md fence viewers 70 CON on
Judiciary. fayiE me sum o. N9oDt4 10 neuu hSS'i
lev oneerWooa, u heh! - =; ,,and;,a,bs
kChinenden Il esing i9L ther IN ~ ,e
peace Congress AZ warrington i"se feUtual =" wv"
on claims ,,
The House proposal Of amendment 20 senate o" re-
isting to recofs'a ancea Wa oohouIiee M =, -, 80
The Senate taen went INTO eommee OF Ine NhVle, gu
motion OF Mt harrs' 70 CONSIDER senate o,u i9t ne Or
gsui1aten o. me militia, mr hdmnnaa IN ,he chai.
AiteI hsFing oonsaetsu secuuhs ~ 70 o. nguss Wy
committee rose, reported progress ana " S'
again agreed TO. Adj.
HOUSE.
PRAYER By Rev Leland Howard chaplain Of the Senate.
leave was granted the committee military affairs
70 iii during he session Of the House
Seagtedils referrcd-In addition 20 chap 20, g to
the com on the Judiciary. To incorporate the Ota
Oueeehee Division No T. Sons Of Temperance to the
com on corporations. Authorizing the impoundng Of
nsst sa,e and horses unIawlv at large Ia the high
49,. 49, 49, - ,,r .,,r;.',l,,,rs' -
The bill au hotiting change Of names and the adop-
zion Of heirs At law 81 means Of the probate courts was
49, " as. 10y ae,,;33 bcn,, ~, AZ. 'nssss,.
Ar Miner Of Manchester opposed the bin on ground
that 1, would be Of very ue II any practical conse-
ousnee lie preferred general 10 special legislation
lsture nd % on granting these sneci,l acts as usual
Mr. James Of Waterbury thought some portions Of the
hill might produce great deal Of litigation. % per-
son Of sound mind !. mentioned 10 The bill. fhis
Mr. Bach OF Ludlow thought the objection " the gem
tleman from Manchester invalid III thought succeed
ing legslatutes Would he strangely cous itued It they
refuse to regard the q preceding legislatures. As
~ the souudnes. NJ mind" he presumed competency
was all that referred Il possible for him, for
state without their ktoWledce No publication OF in
tentisn was required for these special acts BY passing
this general law shall The expense Of printing
every wear these spcoialaia.
Nj Myers OF Jamiics opposed the bill. lie thought
il would be dead letter our statute book We have
such law already but tAo people not and have not
avaed thenselvc. Oft The objection 10 the bill is hiatt
requires all the furmaity aud expense 70 get name
changed that does settle mans estate when he
dead Theie were the the probate and the
Of advertising Then applications to The Legislature
iuld still In undl the right Of petition shut
o!.. He moved TO dtsiniss the bill
Nj Smith Of - Adams said the judiciary committee
reported the bill in accordance with the instructions
fim the House. and that When the committee had
already reported that further legislation
y ia's sutj ot. The committee had not changed their
opinion. Any general legisa>n this subject simply
cumbers tae statute book, long the rgh, Of pc
uton Is allowed IL was Impossible to change names
ty resort - any other tribunal than the legislature
without subieeng the parties TO an unreasonable ex-
pensc In his opinion why this should
have the publi, Of legislative aet was Thai the reas-
ons for the change might be inquired into Otherwise
persons neht change their Names for purposes Of crime
The bill o a. dismissed.
Resolution by Mr. Barber Of Hobbardton, instruct
ing the eopmittcc to make up the grand list inquire
liz, ~ ,he town NJ W,Ssrtrn Cr ,bo vea5 iseS aon,
cd.
motion to reconsider the vote of Yesterday, refusing
the third reading the bill for the relief Of school dis
int No. A. st. Adams vas lust--yeas rs nays 80
Inc sfnee Oh, HinoIng ,ne 'a's or one reg
spoud further as may be necessary TO any calls OF tho
general government taken up, being the special
DIR
Nr Moves NJ BurUgtop said he was not preparod Ia
vote for he bin t we have military system reported
by the committee For this purpose he moved to lay
the bill on III tabe
Mr. Gardner Of Bennington opposed the motion. In
nv comnittec were nrensrp And digestng bill for the
organization OF the militia Of the STATE yet he very
much questioned whether n were desirable and the rne
ocy N Inc state Al Ibis time IN adont an, general
systen And for ths reason lie believed that now W.
Afe all wrought up too high on this subject and II we
naer,al ay .nre,sI o,gsniS,ton ,e no ,Son, svs
tenn Which sss he ,eay msI syssm Such ,Sssw
he thought The interests Of the state did not require ir
few YEAR, the people will be Disguised with it, and tn,
S,a,e would soon be a, bndy od as when the preson
difficulties began H. believed il better to give the Gov
ernot certain powers in case Of emergencies This bill
looked % This ana 10 the raising Of single regiment
once He hopod Il would be acted upan Immediately.
Mr. Moves Of burlington said he did not wish antic
nate ib. action uf tie military committee This hi
conferred on the (1oyernor SOFT OF indefinite genera
power without prescribing any mode or system Of ao
lion md the idea was 10 follow out the system establish,
ed al the extra session for raising six specai
Then hat was one Of the best modes that eonid be ic
visedi now the good OF The State required more care
fl consideration of system for raising troops In A,
ference m ire military committee and Inc hill under Inc
confederation ne hoa AIT ia better 10 pospone Inc mas,
noe Of MS bii
Mr. smith Of St Adams also favored the motion TO IA
on the table Ii the doc,ne Of the gentlemen from Be-
ninqon we're correct mere was the more need OF pos
poning the conside. alton Of this bill II the Hou
should agree with lin when the question Of the exped
eney Of general military law comes up then this b.
will not meet the demand We ought not 10 lose sic
Of QUE imporia,h consideration in This war When Ii
legislature met extra session. the State was ful
up to the crs Does tho necessity any the less exi
to-day Has the government made that advance /
ward the snopIesson Of rhis rebelliop that Vcrmor
can fold its arms and throw tsef back on peace poc
In his mind the record was different
The position OF the ueueral government in ever, o.
g.Qement even down 10 Inc lar renor,ed III. norn;r
shows most concusyely lie NECESSITY OF sin ,tandn
on an ii lent war floating While he conon,red win n
gentleman from bennington no the diN eues Of
fnr this nont by lahT il opy oonarn
MIN In bs belief Of the pronrey Of uostponinr aet
on his bill which falis 30 Gr short Of what Vermo
needs
Mr. Ping, Of wesfber.aeld oooo.ea the motion