The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-23

1t we shouldn' raise our regims,,. caIsh
our quota for several months, th,,' ' !" make
left but little more than one veo, III then
can draw their pay from the Stale AN" "'IG :; Itq
menls. ''dse gao
MIR. Brock trusted the Com, on u;,
lans was not deficient in patrotism ,'''1afg A.
but the reasons which actuated tban VT Juss
there would be plenty of time in f M Were lg
ply this extra pay if we choose to 4 "a
provisions of the old act will not s w. 3d.
time vt, and the Committee tbunnpt .e 'O'so
not to be too hasty CIV *ewg
Mr. Woodward believed IN the n,;n.,
the bill, and thought it du, to thu , r1''p''
the State that it should be carried a ouou l'Il
to those who had enlisted in tho s rs. IN 'essp
two years He said it would be an ,'I ~ place
In all coming time to ray that w n 4 S, to
Literally pad our young men who wa s'''y an
battle, out ne remembered tina, his friend Sa y
Grand Isle the other day opposed bill i's ., to'
these favors to all Volunteers from tho n saAtH
The ground that there would be time en "'''s'
attend to these matters by-and.bv ' IN"
rule would apply here, and he was s .v an'
let the affair rest a while. '"'0s
MIR. Wheeler repeated that he oo,,,
danger that would arise from tho n o'a'u we
bill. If MIR. Stewards prediction hod rs T., 81 III
shall not need them, and therefore h;. VI" Hn
carried out, will cost us nothing yJa H u"
doubt but all our soldiers expected this ,n1 a9
and even as a matter of policy i. would 'b h" y
dicious to crafty them. 1t looked az w. E "
MIR. Woodward opposed this from .r ".4S
revenge in having his pet bill demors IpI'
other day. '''''1 t
MIR Woodward said he made his rem,,,.
from spirit of revenge but for the sake M '|
slstency. 1t made, though, grea, dis,.,'.
whose bull was gored. There was no na,i y.
haste. "'u
MIR. Dillingham; did not usually % bal,
other bills he thought it not best Ia r,rr
split milk He said there was no anaIo,! ~ ~
tween this bill and the one formerly isc ~.
the one provided for soldiers who porb,r.m'.
enlist sometime, the other for volunteer, a,ns,
gone to the war. The men took the risk 4; =!
) years service, and we are all very gbdb.r
did go we would have been much morts.J :,
they had staid at home on such punctiIp T.,
soldiers would not mating or run awayif,.
bill were not passed., but there will be mich 4.
pondency and home sickness. He ca lei thea
tenlion OF the Senate to the fact that IN Il
progress Of the war there will be mapy v,9,
cles which We shall have to fill up, and can r
do II, II our citizens zee no assurance thar, le
shall be treated ike tho.e who went first N. |
own constituents, and he doubted no. tha, 4.
whole state, would gladly hail the plss,r
the bill, and the additional taxation wll5
would bring about.
Mr.. Hubbard defended the action d. i.
Commit tee and said obey yielded 70 none in ra.
rotism, but they saw the soldiers were TrgvIis
tor for two years and did not think it bs,,n,.
teriere at present wi h the bill. lie did ~,
think the patriotism Of the troops Of y.my.:
depended on 500 per month. Proper ,.r
shall never he denied them.
Mr. Willard said undoubtedly someailitoa.
legislation would be necessary this fall; be va
not prepared to say whether this was aha. "
needed, and moved to lay bill On the ulA
agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Bentley. the Senate d.
journed.
HousE.-Prlyer by the CnapI in.
Journal of yesterday was read and approve
Petitions presented By Mcssrs Jolnu0 d
W oodstock, and Porter of Hartford, rnya;
for the extension OF the charter Of WoQl.jNg
Bank referred to Com. on Banks
Bills introduced and rsfrrsd-By Mr. lIJr.
nj Y n rala,i,,r =, II NJ
State taxes upon non resident lands. repai,
a former act ; to Com. to make up the grad
list.
BY Mr. Morgan Of Johnson. an act incorm
rating the Farmer bank al Johnson, also pet.
ton for the same object 70 Com on Banks
by Mr.. Baker IF Enosburgh, an act to eulsrs
the powers of Swanton Falls Union district
TO Com on Education. By Mr. Rowel Of R.s |
olph, an net in addition to chap. 60 Of C,t
n relation to the homestead, Ithe bill progIa |
or the sale of the homestead and purcha,?
another referred 10 the Com on Judiciary
\ petition offered by Mr.. Butler Of BHi
ord, Tor extension of the charter of the 5aGi |
't Newbury was referred 10 Com, on BlnT
Resolution.-By Mr. lIa!iock of Ca.tstl |
That as the Sixth Regiment left without is fol
lumber of mon and many OF those enlisted h'E
returned home, the Com. on Military Affair." or
to ascertain why these men were Dbl
for service, and inform this House
adopted.
Bills introduced and referred.-By Mr.. AHn
'i Highgate, an act to appropriate iae 500
teachers board, Tor INDECENT scholars, Snd 'N
'amo to be taxed on the grand list ; to Com %
Education.
by MIR. Morgan of johnson, an act EXTENDING
to County Clerks the right to take coae.'N
Of Judgment, and issue executions to V'n
on Judiciary.
by MIR. Underwood Of Newbury, an actc1'is
ing the time OF holding the County Courts
the County Of Orange on motion OF Mr. Lynx
referred to Com. of members from the C0laH
Of Orange.
Resolution.-By Mr.. Gardner Of BenuIOg'1a
that the Auditor Of Accounts be requeslel
communicate to this House without delay m
aX pense that has hapn incurrad durInr the w