Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-11-01
WHOLE NO 2S72.

common schools was the want Of system II chill
sren might dictate whai books they will use there could
1 be no hope Of any systematic progress.
Mr. Ranncy Of Bfateboro. stated that throughout the
state generally he books recommended Dy the Board of
Education we're IN use however Il mizht be In OBJ
scute districts. They gradually becoming uniform
everywhere. The commttes on education considered IL
peter 70 eaNe the matter to the quiet influence of the
recommendation Of the Board than to adopt such a
rhethiri reading Of the bin was refused
by Mt Bteh tor select committee IN favor Of Senate
b TO repeal an act authorizing the sale Of strong beer
and cider 10 vctualiug houses aud groceries passed in
concurrence. By Mf Ranney Tor committee On ednca.
ton in favor Of Senate bin Tor the more convenient col
lection of school district taxes; passed concurrence
by ht Myers Tor general committee against bin relating
o. me DISTINCTION " nuxious animals The bin rcpeals
the acts granting bountes for the obstruction of noxous
animals, and was advocated hy Messrs Wait of Brain
We i ana towel of Randolph and opposed BY Messrs.
housion OF Victory Myers Of Jamaica, and Boyoe Of
and TIE third reading Of the bill ordered by
The Senate came in and joint assembly was formed
pursuant 10 adjournment Tor the election of commission.
ef for the insane, Hon Woodbridge, President ptem
0f the Senate, in the chair
Senator stewart nominated DR. p s Morgan Of
Povnal
Senator Willard nominated Dr. Geo A Hinmau Of
The chair named as lellers. Senator willard. Messrs
Seymour Of Nergenness aud Thomas Of West Fairlce.
ballot was taken and resulted in the election ot DR.
Geo Htnman of West Charleston, as follows
Whole number Of votes cast, 2l3
Necessary a choice, l07
Geo A Hinman. l2l
n Morgan, Sc
Scattering
The Senate then withdrew
communication received from the auditor of
accounts transmitting, rursuant to resolution Of the
House an account " the expenses of the Board II
hdcaon aud school Tor the past year
amounting 10 the aggregate 20 $50 o.
Onmouon the statement was ordered 60 lie and be
printed.
resolution introduced on the lsh inst aud pravid.
ing for adjournment until the following Monday.
which was atthai time ordered to lie, taken up, it
being the special order
A motion made 10 dismiss
The question being put TO tue House, il appeared that
there quorum voting.
MI Gardner Of Bennington moved call Of the House.
which was taken, and 1t appeared that quorum Of the
members was present
Mr. Nichos Of Rutland called up the resolution provi
ding f1r forwarding contributions 10 Vermont reg
iinents through the Quarternaster General.
Mr. N1ycs uf Burlington said the resolution Is a mat
ter of necessity contemplated that the Quarcrma
General will the charges Tor forwarding such articles
II was simply apprupriatug money by JOINT resolution
This be considered sufficient objection It's passage
Mr. Denison Of Royalton aoyed % commit the resolu
ton 20 a select committee for Amendment
Mr. Smith Of 81 Albans thought the proper way
was 20 dispose Of the resolution entirely That the sub
ect Of the resolution vas well worthy Of the attention Of
the House he admitted, but the method ohiettinn-
Nule' ne aouhted the pr"puey OF NE PROJECT more
over, even fit came UP in the form nf bill. The
press charges would be very large They would form
item OF Importance IN view ot the debt amounting to
nearly 10 million and half which this State is called
upon to bear Other States have sent their contribu
tons, and are sending them constantly, by private
pense not at an expense to the State
Mr. Denison Of Royalton agreed with the gentleman
from ST Adams, bat argued the propriey Of the ref
erence 90 the special COM
Mr. Gardner NJ Bennington said he by looking a;
the resolution that there was provision for pubshng
the articles contributed He thought that the expense Of
this might amount to very large He in
f,or OF contributing beraly but did believe in the
state blowing trumpet over her charity, at the expense
Of advertising.
Mr. Nichols Of Rutland said he had objections to
the proposition to commit the resolution 10 select
committee for amendment, and it ordered by the
House.
Bills Passed To prevent the circulation OF coun-
teifeit aud altered bank bills In addition for
the establishment Of school house yards approved Nov
%. 1867 To Incorporate Washington engine No. 2,
NJ Rptland. Relating the real Of the Of
Bethel To enlarge the powers OF the swanton Falls
Uniin district.
Mr. Dana II st Johnsbury moved reconsideration Of
the vote by which the communication Of the auditor
ordered 10 lie and be printed and motion, the motion
to reconsider was laid on the table. Adj.
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