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

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to~n societies successful ihan the county
cietes The people in his vcinty had become sick of
distributing premiums because they distributed with
regard 10 anything but merit
Mr. Flagg Of Wilmington said he rose to say that he
should vote for the passage Of the bill without amend
ment lie believed that this law fails nov to promote
the object for which IL originally intended. lie be-
eved too, that the county fairs would soon become
tnot They we're becoming replaced by The town socie
ties IL the county societies unable 10 compete
with the town societies they de eryed 90 go down lie
should vote against the amendment and FOR the bill
The amendment was rejected aud the yeas aud nays
called ot on tne vote ordering the cngfossment and
third reading Of the BILL
Mr Garfield Of Arlington said as this was 60 be made
test question, he wished go state his position lie had
been friend of the agricultural societies from their ori
gin. lie thought advantage arising ff0m their eyhi
bitons had been said, that thc people associated
together these occasions But De dsappr0"ed " the
money folpremiums lie thought it was now needed 10
longer. IL is required Tor other purposes. Hence he
IA. ored the proposition tu rcpea.
Mr. Reynolds OF Aluufgh did not vote for the bin
account ofrruenchment solely II we're Tor the advan
ttge ut this state ought not go withdraw t But hc
favored the repeal of the law ur this rcason that % had
be the settled conviction " the people of the
state thar The money expended doing absolute in
jury Il was having demoralinng effect. Hence he
favored the bill.
The question being on the engrossment and third
reading Uf the b the third reading ordered for to-
morrow at O'Clock M, yeas 1855 lays 10.
A communication was received from the Auditor of
Accpunts transmitting pursuant tO resolution Of the
House account OF the items for expenses relating %
h5 To-, registration report amounting in the aggregate
On motion, the communication was referred to he
committee on the Judiciary.
The joint resolution. originating ia the House, ad-
vsng the Governor 20 retain u the service of the State
all able bodied men now enlisted aud not emoudied DO
any regiment and which before the House pro.
Posal of amendment from the Senate was called up by
Mr. seymour Of Nergeunes, and his motion referred
TO the committee OF military Affairs.
The House concurfed with the Senate in It's amend
meut 90 the joint resolution for joint assembly fur the
election oi Judges Of the Supreme Court and Reporter
makins me tine fs such joint assembly, Thursday Oct
Senate bis rrtsryed Relating TO the pay Of the Yer
mont Cayalrf Regiment, 10 the committee military
Affairs To repeal an act authorizing the sale ot strong
beer and cider ou motion referred TO the select commit
tee raised House u IN addition for The pre-
yention Of The sale OF Intoxicating liquors. Adj
DISCUSSION or THE BILL TO PAY THE SOL
DlkRS - PER MONTH,
Lhe senate, Wednesday October %.
Mr. Brock 70, com on military aFrs. reported adversely
@ the passage of Senate bill 80 % being in amendment
81 act n the extra session. providing state subsidy for
Mr Wheeler sold be bad got somebody cold but yet
be could consent this hii gned 10 its
be- seen by see " nc act relating o. raising -iE speral
regiments approved April 90 1851 that the volunteers
wctc required to serve fo5 tFo years only ln fact
fhey bad 90 enlist Tor .Arae years lie argued that e
extra pay OF 81 per m1eth should be- pledged 1r the
tire une of sytue and shat t should Be done soon,
encourage enlistmcnts
Mr Brock sad .h' committee bad reported against the
bin of the reason that the Legislature would again bel
session u ample time TO act upon the question The
paw secure lf eAleNslu OF tle flne
shall be required Tie next Legislature can provide for
extension " She pay
NJ woodward laid wa. win grea, difHdence tha, he
90 speak p.trut subject since be had commit
Ted such au uup4rduuabc sin in reference the
families 0f Vermont. buf still be would
mark ia this matter lie believed 10 the principle OF
this bin he believed n b.. justice He believed shat il
due 90 tlc good faith u the state thar b be carried
out certainly fsr one of the regiments
ccfued, which bad enlisted Tor the OF tFo years
gufed by tbe staic and when It would not be accepted
FOR that term had enlisted for three years Some had
refused but others had gone out in he expectation mat
there would bee provision made flr them 10
eouraEemcni 20 young and 10 plf them amply.
There vAs bal, before Tie senate few days since 10
provide the cavalry. which was analogous 20 this
That was denied Toe Senator from Gsaud Isle had op
posed that bin mr the .hat there would be ample
time hereafter go attend % g. II We proposed 20 look
over all our legislation aud tohse TINS argument tseem-
ed that thus BILL ought 10 be resisted in It's progress
Mr Wheeler .ad that in relation 20 the remsrks Of the
com they m yht hs satisfactory 10 ihsmi hut they we're
not 90 him. should tlere be some turn which should
render egislaian unnecessary the hl would do no In
Jury In regard provisions by the Federal Govern
ef he did NOT appheud that the soldiers would De any
too well taken Of lie thought thar those Senators
who bad friends relatives in the war would certainly
feel f great sacrifice There could be no danger
resulting from iis passage. Ia relation % the argument
of he Senator from Chitenden he presumed thatno
would object m refuse lts passaye " it cled aH'rd him
any happncs 20 erjly the gtauhcaon II having sort
Of revenge because the blu whah bee favored was NOT
Mr woodward .aia il ,yas not To indulge In any re-
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eS yecs,e ' ,e. pTo1p A f oa vo ycar bat they
baJ gone ou A. aiken he oaih to .uptort the govern
mant. sapposins thai provision woaId be made We
were very sli they hld me t fr would have been
sorry thi W q have seen an cm1olo between the geu
era aud state ivcrnmtnts II they ischafged be-
fore ihe tuo tta wete out H. would be wen enough and
il Wa, pas and h were upt sch ifgci, It would be
much ieft,r Than Ae enough There va. another in
oofapt ee.nc.t Ia connection With thi, We had nor
reriuelt which had gone fr1 Vermont but which had
suffered diuiuuiiou NJ A. least IS per cent This dim
inuu.n wa. caused by di-ch ,rgr knees aud killed
IL would become our ditv u dl these regiments Now
lea II bc uuder.tood by tnl.e az hnc t,t the legislature
iuadr mo- pfo,sio ud hat IL would du nothing iu the
liter and tr 4ppfehenued that we should evidently be
putting ID water upon the inclination, % the soldiers,
and W. sh.all bv holding them that either our
pa,i,tis or our PURSES we're getting short We were
amply supplied vith i.hef aud u uy refusing TO pass
this bill sh u pnse the soldiers ofdue encourage
ment should repent t 20 the last dly OF our lives
Mr Hubbard said be happcncd 90 belong to those VINO
had reported adversely the bill. H. would add rd
OF explanation IA aware that the pulse Of their
patriosm vas feeble than that OF their brethren IN
he Senate of those around ih,m. lie believed there