Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-25

amer their temporal welfue Tie hoped the gentleman
would modify his resolution 40 that II should be made
the duty Of chapains look amer the health morals,
finances Of troops and thus save the state the OK
pcnsc Of financial agent We claim, all Of us, to be
catholics in its sense u liberal uniresf and he would
b, no means oppose the sending OF Roman Catholo
chaplain. That the chapains should look aher the
health and moral standing Of our troops no more than
have right To expect but while they were hired IN
d. that two Of our regiments naked and suffering
and obliged to send agent there to learn posi-
lively Of the condition Of things He hoped the g,nte.
would modify his resolution TO this effect
Nr Hcrrck " Wocnu had been informed that there
three hundred Roman Catholics In the present regi-
mont difficulty might arise as nll the denomination
were not repfc.eutcd lie insanccd the Unvcrsalists
very large aud respectable class. II appoint Ro.
man Catholic we may appoint others so as TO recognize
alike alt denominations
The resolution was adopted. ADJ.
SENATE
Prayer by the Chaplain
Journal " Yesterday was read aud approved
BUS introduced md rcteTei -By Mr. Nelson re-
live 10 process, providing that wrs be issued
turnable in any county In the State also in addition to
act in relation to estate In pews
The Senate joint resolution in relation to the appoint
ment ~ the joint on the Library, postponed
until the LIST OF January next the joint rules having set
tied the question.
Mr. willard committee ON the mart Of the Senate 10
wait the Governor elect reported that His Excecnoy
would make communication to the joint assembly at
o'clock this afternoon.
Gov Fairbanks communicated reply TO the resolution u
The Senate in relation 30 paying soldiers Tor service amer
they mustered into the service ~ the State until
mustered into the service of the United States without
returns being made and duly certified and also the oc-
c,sion " such payment II made secondly, In relation
10 the furnished 10 the 9TH regiment NJ thirdly,
whether the fh and 9TH regiments properly sup
Piled With equipments, uniforms and clothing Of every
description.
10 the first inquiry reply made that there not be-
ing sufficient time for the 90 be properly certided,
and the payment being thought due d had been made
To The second It replied that the furnished to
the 9th we're the rifle muskets used aud returned by
the l regiment, and, the supply being insufficient,
QUESTION had been made upon the department 70
supply the deficiency. which had been Tor
delayed To the third inquiry it was replied that the
cntre outfit Tor clothing not delivered the camp
90 this state, and was not forwarded from Boston aud
Rutland as early Gen Davis had expected, the
oi delay being with The manufacturers The Governor
unable reply whether the 4th and 9th regi-
meus were now fully supplied not though it pro-
h1he that thc packages which reached New York the
Us inst might have been received by the troops by this
time
Mr Dillingham;. f,r com on judiciary reported against
bill reducing The number Of supreme Court Judges.
Mr. Powers said he had introduced the hl Ia order
carry out u degree the system Of chmcnt
adopted by the State iu the county in which he resid
cd the business OF the county courts had fallen N
than half As be had been informed by the clerk e
had been Informed that al the there had been
a great Illumination NJ business The expenses NJ the
judiciary OF Vermont were something like $50 G0l a
year Tins was Am enormous amount spend for this
purpose. lie knew that the constitution OF the State
provided that the people should have the benefit Of the
trials Of COURTS aud he did wish 90 deprive them
N this right The salri u the Judges were
like SIS 01O year. III thought tat 1--WE Judges could
N'liNiN a Nv fN"i7
sB ~ nau N'eh siin 'hNt we ouihutipn OF business
.iu uttn lu'eu 10y we r,Oeiuon ont supposng that
-, s.t,n .plunut iV, tn''e ot Nur years ana mat
1'.t"A'"S mere 'heuu u' resumption 81 n' sincss,
Nc ""u'u pc ApuhuAht opportunity 70 appoint another
J'a99t ~ here's'ty'
w nuns va very t.'n tnA we senator rom
',u ,t u, l' "'u heNes peaseu az
the cihdot WIN which pc sustained o. At the same
uc ne irt uouhl 20 say mat n hs Judgment, no more
sot 9 ieHi'itn"n could be adopted than 70
ls W. Ply ne 4reAt complaint against me admin
az. ~ ia W J-,'v, M's 'NN' was 700 SLOW Inc teas-
',' u, -'n' seneca reason me reason which
i.'u "o,l .l ih'' tNr capacity 90 the judges
'l' w i' .tt'' ".''i l.el hAa IN PERFORM
r. e 1l,N tl'l lh, iiu'l 'i 'ne court OF clan,ery
~ t.i, rs l' ''a' '''.'iilil. u vas not Tor lack
I'd 'l, t' w .'s -','i ''inul"uon OF cases -
ill.,, tho vacation, ~ ~ go, ~, :. p, J'he our
81 ,i., N.Y. it ~, W. .etns ~, 'he court ana nc mop
~ '1ei NE Ab', would NOT be thrown upon less num-
". yukSI nlu I,J'ot'u
49, | .pg'l.u- '' aet in lc.ailon 20 We sale OF
"'' '"l s'INnE netf in winning houses ana saloons.
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,h si I'D, wv "n n'Nn1'' t'p'tisa we nii putung
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re- ,a'S e,g,' N'.san' wilson, f0wers,
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'''o'u'' stevens iA!l'' pAam' WHITE Wood
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\ communication was received from ihe Auditor Of Ac
count i,'tPs mat cope Of eamn'ny aod rcgmeu'l