Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21

ced by some disinterested friends of irs-
tice. To cover the whole expense the
sum was raised to $3.50, and the bill pas
sed. 1t was understood that this should
not bar them from asking pay for services
or time hereafter.
: / see no reason why they should no; be
paid. If we refuse to pay them simply
/ because they were unsuccessful. why 10.
make a little saving Ia the payment Of the
Bull Run soldiers
The afternoon was spent in a good
measure by the Senate in po.tponing in
definitely the bill giving the squadron q
Cavalry raised, TO Gov. SpragUe for biz
New England Regiment II appears
there Is a little jealousy around sgains:
7 Governor Sprague. on account Of slight
change in his plan Of organizing the for-
ces. He Is TO make two regiments in
stead OF one. and of course, cannot con-
mand both. This company will not b.
disbanded, but joined, probably, to Co.
Platt's Regiment, or perhaps TO General
Buffers. By the war, a bill passed tie
House authorizing the Governor 10 raise
Z one or more companies TO be Joined 70
I this Regiment tor Gen. Butler. II va.
suggested by Mr. Edmunds that the Gov
eminent had plenty Of cavalry. and that
this should be disbanded. Messrs. Harris
and Powers thought 50 too. But thu.
would be folly. o. So are 70 be raising
soldiers all winter
The Hou-e h&s to-day refused 10 ensure
s. extra 10 -oldier- enlisted under the &C.
Of April la f5r a longer time than the
two years mentioned therein. This j. On
the ground that the next. or ans sub-s-
quent Legislature can 10 tbis, a. vel a.
il NAV be a tad precedent.
The judiciary Committee reported 10
the House iaV0rablv 20 including the u
Company Of SharI,-Shooters with the 9th
er- in pay and other respects. The lioa
iu tire street j. r-lnDyr1-yr rather the ass
in tire ~treefer j. so De removed. IL j.
represented Jr ;Lo-r wno bu, know hin
10 be inefficient and sly hear that Z
paper i-ued by The bet % men here ia
pre-eut.d 10 tie Governor. requesting his
removal Thi- will settle the difficulty.
aud the >enate viii then rooognize them
that j.. If ,hey DO not tall into the hands
Of another thief. Poor dog Trav l. often
made the subject Of COMMUNICATION. L8s
. II seems - me these soldier. have beei
suffering for the same reason a. this III
fortunate dog.
The Essex county Railroad cha-e.
met with an adverse report from commit
tee to-day. and the entire afternoon Va
spent in the discussion Of II. II j. ta-
special order for the morning. The iesa-
mony before the committee was - .l9w
that the Grand Trunk Railroad CompzaT f
might monopolize the travel thereby. g,
the destruction Of the Valley Railroad
Thi. Grand Trunk Road COMPANY La
. British capital 10 the exteEt of SG00og {
600. and the Legislature viii be cautioa.
Of putting itself in John Bulfs power.
quiet effort i made 20 pass the bill II
spite Of the committees report wAiaa j.
( generally decision ola the point ii gs=s-
ton.
The mileage question i settled f5r ds
session. The last bin touching tina; ;s1-
der subject was dismissed to-day. N0re
form On that subject can b. effected Is
year. To be -ure the committee Oh D.
beutures have some discretion in The MAJ
ter. and - a last resort resolution ~
passed in-lructin- them 10 report II
mileage Of member. on the mos, pr11.
liable mail route
lad the satisfaction Il looking a. sg-
secesh paper. one two dollar hank note
the Bank OF South Carolina sent f.
Port ROYAL by Major Keith Of tai.
lage 10 some friend here. wa a neat D.
ing bit Of parchment and seemed a.
worth what il pretended a. the Ru.
Bank bills or probably a. those Of
new bank ever viii. But appearzas
are deceiving. 4 ten cent bill also ~
exhibited by Mr. Willard which
about two inches by three and eri3E
cut out Of bills already manufacture
could sec most Of the words --;lrea
Lars and tae word Mason on iii.
paper. This j. "a -tronE argument q
that they are destitute OF paper. .a- .
would hardly grudge the expen--
paper Tor bills If il could be found ~
bills bore the date OF July. 1851.
LQD
Il j. the custom in some d. she g-
schools in Troy. \. y. 10 open tie ID
cise> Of the day bv Il recitation .
Lord PRAYER. and one Of the teach.
Gently performed ihe service -o-neH.-
this wise:
..Our Father. who art IN heaven. ~
looking Al the scholars. and ohss
-ome OF them inattentive.) ''eii1er D.
irntion on tile fourth bench, or con.
ward Tor punishment
Educate your children TO actiritE
terpri-e. to fearlessness IN what i J.
and to cowardice in what i wrong.
cate them to make for themseiyes