The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-10-22

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The ffestlsnt announced iae appoint
neni ri iaa ernfaat.si-arms y Al4cl
tafiet " Montpelier Is decor. keeper and
N. II MIler e. Assistant
Jasi Hefeks'les o&Etti.-Fmm ibe
Fouee ~ 4 joint committee of Two SeHa-
ion ASST slne Representative 10 iutiic
ille Attendance 81 Gfn. Butler and slaa.
ard "a speak. II i should be bis pleasure.
upea fhe condition q ilie country, aud thc
'niini appointed Senators liarris and
Dillingham; as il.c Committee "a lhc part
81 ihe Senate.
On motion u senator ham, ihe Sem
aie adioumed.
HoUsr.
Prayer HI ilie Chaplain
RI ~ III Cogaaac,s- By Mr. Smith
Il 81. Ahant. for tie Judiciary commit
te. nslng d ~ Discharged from further
consideration d il.c bill toproaiAi certain
oniisincuts and The committee were ac-
eordugly discharged anJ ne bill rietrcd
q tbs com ga military affairs
TIC speaker announced lie following
appointments BY DE clcfh
Clerks to make up tbc grand Isl j.
+. Smith, Of M9ukton, w. 4 Davis. Of
Reading.
Petitions Introduced and rcffrred. Ily
Die. Fletcher Of CaYendish. 81 Ed Dean
and others, citizens Of Gueudish, for The
extension Of tie charter 81 the bank
q Black River; III Mr. Henry. Of
Chester Of l.. Allen and others. citizens
81 Chester, 20 tic same effect BY Mr..
Cameron Of Ryegale, petitions for the OK
tension Of The charter Of The bunk Of New
bary ses9ally referred TO the com. on
banks.
Res@,tipns, BY Mr.. James Of Water
bury. inslrucling the committee on militia
ry affairs 10 inquire whether the soldiers
Of the sixth regiment, now in camp at
Montpelier are in the practice Of selling
the shoes recently furnished them, and III
what prices adopted.
Mr. james stated That he had been in
'onued that such practice existed. II
aas said lliai they were IN the habit Of
selling them lor 30 and - cents. lie
thought there should be some inquiry into
the business. The probability is that the
soldiers may soon be destitute Of shoes and
we may &c called on 10 supply them.
The resolution was referred 70 The com.
on military affairs.
liy Mr. Gardner Of Bennington, asking
tliN SYfsasVt - ,'sss.4s4,aieatc 10 the House
tic amount Of all orders and warrants
drawn bl him or ins aetf o,.;tv III III,
state treasury, witl The amount OF eacb
order or warrant also, the amount Of all
the property purchased by him for the use
Of The States the amount for commission.
storage, carriage, &c. also the names and
residences Of all persons WHO have been
employed by him in fitting out the State
troops and purchasing property for the
same, the compensation paid 70 each Off
Ger; also a statement showing each item
Of expenditure, the name Of each regimen-
tai and company officer, with the true date
OF commission; adopted.
HNs introduced md refcrrea.--By Mr..
Cameron Of Ryegale, to extend the char
Ter Of the bank Of Newbury 10 the com.
on banks. BY Mr.. Sabin Of Georgia, in
addition 10 an act Incorporating the norih-
crn educational union to the com. on ed
ucaiion. by Mr.. Myers Of jamaica, 10
change the name OF Charles r. Smith to
the general committee.
joint Resolution By Mr.. Thomas 81
West Eairlec, that a committee OF three
Representatives and two Senators be APP
pointed by the speaker Of The House and
the president Of the Senate TO invite Major
General Butler and staff to seats on the
floor Of The House, and to invite Gen
Butler, tilt be his pleasure, 70 express his
views on the present condition of the
country unanimously adopted, aud the
speaker appointed rs such committee on
the part Of the House, Messrs. Thomas Of
West Fairlce, Cushman OF Rochester and /
Fletcher Of Caycndish.
The bill providing supplies for the Sec
oud aud Third Vermont Regiments was
taken up, and the first amendment pro-
posed BY The Senate was agreed to.
The second was agreed TO with slight
modification not affecting the general pur-
pose.
On the question q the adoption Of the
third Senate amendment, debate ensned.
Aissr long discussion the previous
question WAS moved b. Mr.. Miller Of
Pomtret, and seconded by the House.
The question being, viii The House
amend tie bill as proposed thirdly By the
Senate, the yeas aud nays we're called for
by Mr. Reynolds Of Alburgh; pending
which, tho House adjourned.
sENATE--AFIERNooN
House bill relating 10 supplies for Yer
mont troops, authorizing the Quartcrmas-
ter General 70 proved to Washington and
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