Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-11-22

estate ni uuncOrpVfafu sociers whfrp the held
in trust having been reported against by thu committee
ON printing Mr Powers moved the suspension NJ tho
rule requiring i reference Co other com tees agreed n
Mr iovcrs then moved an amendment tu the hill not
affecting Us general purpose. which vas adopted. ADJ
ROUSE
On motion of Nv Nichols Of Rutland the vote order
ING ihe eu2ossmcnt Of The House bin to oreanzo The
militia was rcconsdercd with view go clerical lab
of and the bill was made the special order Of Monday
morning.
Rssoitdon--By Mr. Baker Of Fnosb,,rsh IN in.,ruotinV
listing laws and pending bills relative 90 raising equip
lug paying volunteers, and supporting their families,
ana report any dscrcpancics defects redundances,
adopted.
Mr. shepard of Montpelier by request, moved recon
defaon Of the vote refusing hc thrd reading Of Som
ato h relating 20 the payment VI soldiers 81 per moath
cNa Tor three years, and the motion to reconsider
tabled.
Rsplrts OF commiNees.-- By Mr. Denison f1r com on
ways lnd means against bin in relation the time n
payment o' the state bonds third reading refused In
'or of senate blu 'or che protection of the treasury,
with certain proposals or amendment which agreed
Co., and to hi was lad the table BY Mr Myers, for
general com, against bin t1 create couft for the trial Of
causes "ilm uc jurisdiction oi justices OF thc peace
third reading refused The also reported bill to
change ihe names Of certain persons, which was read
three times aud passed under suspension Of the rules
Mr. Underwood, for judiciary conn., reported substitute
bin for Senate bin 10 addition chap p with the
same general purpose which was disagreed TO- and the
ih.rd reading of he bin refused Ia favor Of Sen
atl ti o. expedite utcrlnCuOry proceedings. with
tain proposals of amendment which agreed 10 AID
com, u favor of Senate bin for the I'D Of Vermont vol
uutocrs n transmitting portions Of their pay their IA
miles and assgnees Mr. Baker Of Enosburgh moved
an amendment reducing the number OF months during
which money must remain in the treasury in order to
draw interest, 20 two.
Mr. Smith of st Adams favored the amendment He
failed 90 see why The money " the poor soldier should
have 90 Die six months before IL draw interest par-
c1ary when Che stltc only pays five per cent u sol
dier is compelled aftcg four five months 10 draw his
money out Of the treasury for the support Of his family
or 1r inyc smeut he did why the should
pas him FIVE pcr cont interest lie thought when the
state asked soldiers 10 dcposte their money for is use IL
could Afford io give them per cent less than the
ga9r rate for aless time iau six months.
Mr. Nichols of Rutland said the argument of the gem
hemen from 81 Ahaus struck At the whole savings hanks
system Did NOT the gentcmau know that the doctrine
Of the savings banks was that money Doe put 10 and,
interest ou r. TINS was the principle involved in the
hL tc did not know bur u1t sN months might be too
long, but hc thought two months too short
Mr Cushmau of hnchestcr said he did not think the
bill would ever Do much good. lie Thought the manner
OF collecting this money and paying out should Dee by
an agent But ls the bin dit not interfere with that
raugemeut there NJ objection to It's passage The
State proposes 20 the soldier 90 receive his money and
pay it out on bis order and II il remains certaia
Length oi time, to pay interest on IT, Tie could nlt
how the proposition not TO pay interest unless 20
deposit six months, could he any indlCement. He
thought two months sufficient length of time, and
"heu the state has the use o several thousand dollars
on deposit, it can afford to pay interest
Mr Moves Of hmngton did not agree with the gentle
man from ~ Adams The state proposes 20 bring home
the money Of the soldiers without expense TO them and
without risk The money may be drawn lust as soon as
gels here. How far is the state 70 be benefited by it
II hc Treasurer has got 10 keep on deposit MS much
money is put in Ia order meet ORDERS how is the
state benefited; Bot there may be time when the
State ought to pay interest lie thought the period of
six months reasonable
Mr. Gardner of Bennington thought the shortest time
was the best As % the savings banks the three months
notice required was pnneipaiy Tor thrtr protection.
A. % the other objection Oh q the State must Keep
depazit certain enount she length oi time Tor which
the money must remain would make no difference, The
great induccmcnt here get the soldier allow his
money 90 remain IN the treasury Ia order TO do that,
he sh1ud know that hc a liberty to draw Il when he
ueases lie Thought the State could az we'll take care Of
the money that t has borrowed from its soldiers and
nce demands ioT it, as the money borrowed from any
Mr Baker or Ene-s.rs,h not understand that tho
Stlte to be at the expense Of transmitting this
ey. lie understood the general government was % do
this There were two objects in view in this bill 70 in
duce the soldier to his money, and to give the State
Jccis-and one depends on the oiheTwe must mold out
sufficient indu, But what ndncement there
II un interest could be drawn unless the money on de-
post six months Soldiers will prefer tn send the
cy directly 70 their friends
The amendment was adopted yeas lo7 nays TO-
Mr Gardner Of Bennington said the object Of the bill
20 benefit the soldier not flr speculation Tor tbs
state f the State can hold out any inducement 10 the
soldier To let the money remain in the treasury it af
ford % pay the legal rate Of interest
Hence he moved 90 make the rate Of interest six per
ccut. instead Of five which agreed To. aud the bill
was passed IN concurrence with these proposals Of a.
N n0mcnt.
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