The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-29

were in session, ne WOulu say W Cnoi", 'h"' ''''
article was affordlng aid to the enemies OF our
country.
But unfortunately the court is not in session
and hence we cannot have the beneht OF what
perhaps we otherwise might.
Perhaps enough in relation to the article
! But will say one word farther it is self-ev-
dent to me that it is not In relation to the
welfare of the country, or the military service,
that this was written. 1t was, IN my humble
opinion for the purpose OF Furnishing man tor
the political opln ons he held in times past,
when the two sections of our country were at
! peace Sir: am for branding such an at
tempt it comes in my opinion very little short
Of secession.
Again it IS suggested that we have other able
Generals in the field, and that the troops should
be placed under their command.
In the Boston Journal Of the 10Th inst.
find the following
Mr. T. here read an order from the War De-
partment, dated Sept. 10, authorizing Gen.
Butler to raise and equip volunteer force in
New England, and ordering the various Depart
ments to honor his drafts Tor expenses &c.
Signed by Abraham Lincoln yes, but it is
found hero i'll Burlington, that they are giving
power to man that is incompetent to command
Is that the way that political enemies are to be
punished II it is, let it be known now Be-
cause on Saturday we decided that We would
raise regiment on the same plan that this bill
provides that this regiment shall be raised -
equipped, anddsuported by the u. S., thereby
saving the many expenses that would otherwise
be met by us. And shall We give approval to
this article, and say to enemies OF the South,
that really the United States government have
put into the service = man whom we do not
trust2
| AIN not willing to put man who was
among the first to act for his country, who first
made road through Baltimore after the block
aiding of the 10Th Of April, in such position.
Sir: ii it had not been for him, believe that
our Capital would have been in the hands of our
enemies. And are we to say that he is not com
peten,? No sir: am unwilling for y moment
10 believe that there is any such opinion exist
ing in this House, or in any branch of the Gem
elal Government.
have no political enemies to punish "a
have before said. | am willing to stand By the
State and with and for the man, who stands by
the Constitution and the Union ~ IN tier hat
! ne may have been in the past politically And
when the Union, when the government il fully
res'ored, will IS readily as any other ;ndiyid-
all attempt to assert, what bel eve is best, as
to the political teohnicalities for ca irving for
ward our Government And until }he Aag
snail boat over every part OF oar land, have ~
political words to say excsp. lhose shat believe
my country'a good requires,
ask pardon for OBTAINING the House 50 long.
Ihc bill passed unanimously
Senate Bill. in acE,in addition to Chan. Is of
the {. s., for the support and removal CT pau
pers and The relief of insane poor, was taken M
and referred to Judiciary Com.
The Gen. Com. reported that the petition
pay ing that L. Il. Smith be restored to the local
lights OF !. citizen should not in their o,rnion
be granted and such was the pleasure Of the
House.
On the joint resolution providing for the an.
polniment OF Roman Catholic Chaplain. ~
the Srnao had insisted upon lhrir amendment
the question came, would the House insist upon
their disagreement The House did 50 insist
and upon the motion Of Mr.. Wells of Wards.
h0ro, requested OF the Senate, that Committee
OF Conference be appointed.
Adjourned.
Tuesday, Oct, Is.
SENATE Prayer hy Rev. Mr.. Hitchcock
A'soluti0ns O6eed-By Mr.. Powers, to
appoint committee TO fix upon the earliest
practicable day Tor the final adjou,nnert Of the
General Assembly adopted.
Bus introduced and RejttM.-By Mr.. Ed
munts, extending the charter of the Bank of
burlington to Com. on Banks. BY Mr.. Rob.
bins providing for tho collection Of taxes in
certain cases to Com. on Printing.
senate bnl |, the insolvency act, WAS return
ed by air. ridmunds, who reported that be ha
amended It AS directed by the Seoate. M,.
W uoaDridge gave some reasons which Induced
nim to layor this bill, wI>ich uprcotc our Gus
tom OF halt eentury. He said Its equitable.
ANA just PROVISIONS had commended itself to rhe
Anfe'liSent people of MASSACHUSETTS,. AVID net
With uniyersal approval IN It's applc4tice, here.
ave ''''oghf thht shc great clueity of ,hc old
a"' "a relic vi Darbarisiu almost, was an a,nnl,
'tssun ,of the passage Of tAis bll and declaied
th' l. had Lot been Tor this oppressive y.S.,na
"hefeoy the cruel creditor can plunge the deot-
'f N4' Vie oi misery and hopeless bankruptcy.
'he S1lte would have been muca further Az.
'aheeo N me arts whseh tend to enrich \ com.
mnh@y. lie Considered that though the mar.
amount industry Of Vermont was and would h.,
~ 's"''"'c' 'has there We're advantages extend
Fu y" w ny Dountful naturs, our annie
""'eflliis a"a quarries aud numbeyess facilities
~, n'aa.'"c'"rinS, which only need protection
~ J"u'a'ous enactmenss- 1t The old law was To-
W .'fsea m ordinary times, it would not pro-
..o' "SAulae.urlng interests IN those periods OF
our ' a'srsss which occasionly sweep over
oui ou'"'ry' ana no permanent and aourIshinp
es'aolisaihehts, such Us adorn and oecun nv cv.rS
natural advantage in other State ca. Id ey;,t N
oar commonwealth.
lie dm not think, with Senator wbo h,d
previously spoken, that we vet oycupied the
y crown Of the ages" but we might approacb II.
we cannot yei Ieuye " strive" for the can,rr;as
hereafter W note our prvpress In, Ia 49,,