Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-11-01
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SENATE.
Prayer by the Chaplain

! corrected,
Reeoiaion-By Mr Beattie. nstweting the Governor
20 appoint assistant Quartermaser General who shall
have depois in different parts of the state for the
uon 9i contributions for volunteer adopted
B,is introduced aud refsrred-By Mr. Powers 10 com
pei the attendance o witnesses In criminal prosecutions
imposing fine OF 500 for non attendance To the coin
| on printing.
BY Mr. stewart for the relief of the town of Mddiebuy
in The payment Of $3.50, on the tax Of 1857.
Mt Stewart said this bill Ia reality for the relief Of
the persons who had gone bail for the constable Of the
town Referred 10 the com on claims.
hy Mr Hall (by rcquesil, for the relief " Geo w.
Martin aud others TO the com on the judiciary.
House balls reterred-Repeang sections 6, Z, 3, of
" cs relating TO the promotion and encouragement o
agriculture, domestic manufacturer aud the mechanic
/ art to com on agriculture.
Relating to the offence II larceny from the person to
com on the judiciary
Engross,aeR refsed-Bin relating to estate ia pews
Ordered 70 third readitgBili extending the charter
OF the Bank Of Ncwbury Compelling husbands to sup
port iher families, when able 70 do so.
nus ptssed-Senatc bills providing for the election
BY the legislature of officers appointed by the
Scrgcani-at-Arms; relating the collection Of unpaid
,vN"" dstHct taxes reducing the capital stock OF the
Woodstock bank extending the charter Of the Bank "
Black tiver relating to the clothing supplied by this
The President pro tsapore appointed A. committee TO
examine the accounts Of the Sergesnta,sruis Messrs
Mr. Willard desired to be excused and was excused,
and Mr. Jackson was appointed in his place. Adj.
HOUSE.
/ Prayer by the Chaplain.
Biils introduced and referred BY Mr. Gardner Of Ben
ningou. relating 10 the time Of payment of the
uuhua hAluR auch Tine az not than ten years. To
,he com on ways and means. BY MI Allen OF Troy 10
incorporate the MisIsquoi bsuG; incorporate
,9e Troy aqueduct co to the com on corporations by
M fagg Of Wilmington, ia amendment " sec l. chap
10, s,rclating 20 town meetings and officers
the Judiciary BY Mr. Elwood Of Fairfield change
the name Of Ada Georgiana Hodridge 10 the general
com. By Mr. Dickinson NJ Chelsea. to repea act in
amendment of chap g. approved Nov 10, 1854 by
MI Denison Of koyalton, In amendment Of chap 60
telaung TO guardians and wards 10 the judiciary com
by Nj Lane Of Cornwall, TO pay Samuel Evarts 10
com OF claims BY Mr. Hunsdon Of Shorehan, grant
/ ing ferry TO Henry lIolley to roads. BY
Mr. Gardner of Bennington, in amendment of sec A. of
act or the better protection Of the treasury approved
NOV p, 1860 to the judiciary By Mr. Skeels of
Hishgae, for the protection Of fish in the waters Of Mis-
ssquoi bay 10 the general com.
by Mr. Dana Of ST Johnsbu1y for the relief Of John
pefifions prssenied md referred By Mr. Boyoe of
CRANKY for the charter II railroad from $, Johusbury
70 Island pond, Via Victory 10 the com roads BY Mr.
Skeeis Of Hehgate, for law for the protection Of fish
in Misssquoi bav tn the general com
Rc,oiutions BY Mr. Bach Of Ludlow that the Pres
dent of he United sates be requested TO appoint Brig
/ Gen John w Phelps 20 the command Of The Vermont
volunteers in The field and that Ills Exceeucy the
Governor be requested TO make proper representation
70 me PRESIDENT Of the strong patriotic feeling univcr
say prevalent in this 10 favor Of vigorous prosecu
uon Of the war To speedy termination motion Of
Mr. james of Waterbury, referred to De com military
aatirs BY Mr. Miner Of Manchester that when the
House adjourn this It adjourn till Wednesday, al
o clock m, motion Of Mr. Godding Of Burke tabled
and made the special order ior Friday neNtat2 o.
clock BY Mr. Thomas II West Fairlee, requesting
the auditor of accounts to report to the House the
the board " education aud town upeHnendens Of com
mon Schools including the amount paid to county aud
itnrs and for county institutes and for printing adopted
BY NJ Fletcher o. Cavendi,h, requesting the Auditor
10 report TO the House the expenses Of the State
during the past ear adopted
The bin u postpone the election Of representatives to
Congress, was called up, the question being on the
dopuon of the amendment proposed by the judiciary
committee which was to strk out the second section in
which specified the method and details Of the elec-
tion.
Mr. Gardner OF Bennington, said it would be observed
that this bill postponed the election Of representatives.
until after the next session ofthe Legislature The com
mee thought better. instead Of providing for the de-
tails Of the election to leave that matter 20 the next
The amendment striking the second section Of the
hl, was adopted, and the third reading Of the bill
Nr Nouols for the committee on Military affairs. 10
whom referred the resolution of enquiry into the
pedieucy Of appointing Roman Catholic chaplin for
our troops In the field, reported that It shown 20
the satisfaction Of the committee that several hundred
soldiers Of the Roman Catholic faith serving IN
trati'ns Of a cergyman of thar fath They therefore
reported resolution authorizing and requesting the
lie faith chaplain n the Vermont troops and that
suc chaplain should repair at to that branch of The
Federal army and report himself to the Brig General in
command provided the general government shall hx his
rank and compensation, and 10 he receive
mission from the general government that the State Of
Vermont should not be liable for his expenses.
The resolution supported by Messrs Thomas Of
West Fairlee, Nichols of Rutland. aud Myers Of Ja-
maiea, and opposed by Mr.. Reynolds of Albnrgh, and
Mr. Ranney for the committee on education reported
aa'etseN 70 ihe passage oi ,he 9l 70 compel the AZ
"a q y. vllulet ~ AZ au5o9'. "a, u.l W." SsuPul.eu
ol Mr' tle'cher OF VA'endsh ana rlngy oi Neautts-
helu' ana opposed oy ~ Nanney G. bfaueoofo' mar
lpch OF 'asueieii and Denlson ol hoyaton.
On motion Of Mr. Tabor Of Concord the bill ordered TO
lie and made the special order nr tuesday next at lo
cinek' m.
SeH1fe 6iaS referred-hKiendng the charter OF the
bank II Black River reduce the capital stock Of the
Merchants Bank 70 extend the charter of the Wo"d
so'A osnk To the com on BANKS, 10 increase he fn
,eh1l Nl he tnst'ee process 10 'he Juul'lar evm
nns 10 the e'eouoh OF ihe unpaid 'aAe' "' sehoo o
"'1's VnAhs' vas "ianhei " SPppin''ut eit"'' N,
GERS Of the Senate and House of Representative to the
com ON ways and means An
AFTERNOON.
SENATE
Mr. Hubbard moved reconsider the order Of engross
meut of the bill in relation to the seven dollar appro
priatinn for troops,
Mr. Hubbard stated tn At the reason Of this motion
that there bgll before the House, awaiting
should hereafter be raised the same sum, and that this
bill must necessarily supercede the senate bill Senator
Hubbards mo ion was as upon the table on motion Of
Mr. Bentley.
ResoiWtoh-by NJ Powers providing tor the altefauon
of motions 20 reconsider 20 be laid upon the table
laid over for "a hours.
Biis pqssed LIN addition to an Incorporating the
Northern Educational Union senate blll relative TO
procuring payment from the u for clothing furnished
bv mis- Siatet to the soldiers with the Amendment pro-
posed by the committee on Finance directing the Gov
to furnish the Treasurer II the State with the com
el elhing from the state aud mstruung the Treasurer
make proper deductions from the pay of ush soldiers