Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-11-15


The clerks Of the counties ought to have wife
and children and II it shall be inexpedent for the
said clerks to have the number Of children apporoned
them then such clerks shall be allowed greater num-
Der Of wives Provdsd that clerk shall be allowed to
have more than three wives at one time.
The resolution read, greatly to the edifcaiion Of
the House, but ruled out Of order by the speaker
Adjourned.
z MoSDAY. Nov H.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Bils introduced and reterred.-By Mr. Morgan, in
amendment Of act Of 1857 relating to railroads to com
on roads.
into com OF the whole for the farther consideration
the bill organize the militia and finally reported th
! bill with amendments
House bill in amendment Of providing for raising
Of six special regiments aud for tho support Of their IA
miles taken up when the amendments proposed by
the finance, adopted and the bill passed in
concurrence Adj
Prayer by the chaplain
On motion Of Mr. Gardner Of Benningonihe vote refus
ing the third reading Of bill relating 20 town audtora,wa
recousidered and the bill was recommitted to the con
the judiciary
The communication Of Ills Exccnency the GoyTno
covering the report Of Qnaricrmaser benetal Davis wa
taken up and referred 20 the com ways and means
Engrossed bWs-Relatng 70 service OF trustee process
in amendment Of chap CO. relating to guardians an
wards ulatng TO district school oneers, providing a.
their election annually the last Tuesday n March
their term Of office to commence with their election an
continue ill others are chosen providing nr the dvi'
ion Of the lands reserved for public in the town
Bevidere TO reduce the capital stock Of the Mortified
orally passed
} The bill in amendment Of chap CO. g. relating
marriage, was taken up Tae bill prohibits the marriag
OF cousins
Mr. Boyce Of CRANKY quoted from Prof Fowler an
other authorities 70 prove the bad effects o such MARI
Cases OF ldoey were uAeeaole 10 this cause, an
thus expense entailcd The state for their suppor
d lie fayored the passage Of the bill
Mr. Dyer Of Salisbury moved 10 amend by adding aft
the persons specified between whom the bill prof. btC
marriage, The words or any other person r.
, Mr. Boyce Of CRANKY protested against this attempt
o D. Vfh
Mr. Henry Of Chester made objections TO the bill
and the Amendment disagreed to
I The bill was lost, yeas 81, nays lO3.
The 6 repeating sec 40, OF an act approved Nov i
1850 relating to the grand list, was taken up and fayor'
by Mr. Howe Of Vernon and opposed by Boyee OF Graz
by, and was refused The third reading. Adj.
, AFTERNOON.
SENATE.
Reports.--Dy Mr. Harris, for militia, bi
for the sid VI W volunteers 10 transmitting monies
s their families as assgnees ordered to ! reading
BY Mr. Stevens, Tor com on education, bill for the rei
Of School District No 1, st Adams
Mr. Stevens stated that the above district, which
Union District, had lately built expensive schoo
house, and being unable to borrow money pay for it
TIE usual rate Of interest desired the privilege Of DO
row money at higher rate Of interest Bill ordered
! Sd reading.
BY Mr. Brock for com on military affairs bin constr
ing sec 10 of an act raising sX special regiments, Tea
ing to the payment Of bands.
Mr. Willard moved amendment 10 this bill by whiC
II should not be made TO effect the back pay Of any bar
organized 10 accompany regiment, but not
a the State adopted and the bill passed.
BIZ mtrodccd and referred-By MIR Harris appointing
investigate the condition Of the Windsor Co ja
l. to select com, OF the senators from Windsor Co.
= communication was laid before the Senate, from G
3 Plat, inviting attendance 10 the parade Of Il
cavalry regiment at Burlington at conyenien, day n
week also one from Gregory Smith, announcing n
passage OF membeTa TO the above parade Il the iRyit
a ton accepted.
The Senate bill Tor the Organization Of the militia
a taken up, being the special order.
e Mr. Edmunds moved TO amend the 2Oth sec.
provide for the filing Of vacancy Of commission
hcos by the commAnder.in-ohef, adopted
Mt Edmunds thought IL 10 make furth
provision IN regard 70 the force Of conscientious serup
10 bearing arms and moved to insert in the 2nd line
ie the sth section clause providing that the fact Of
person being eonscentously serupuous Of bearing
shall be determined by the board Of enrolment adoT
Mr. Willard moved an amendment to the bill providii
It that those exempt from military sryee by oonsoionuo
scruples should pay the ~ So per year in sddu
30 the usual Communication tax adopted
II The bill then ordered to be engrossed, and
. read the sd time on "Wednesday morning At 10
% o'clock, yeas ID, nays 2Messrs Powers and Rice yo
in the negative.
). Hoie biHs referred --RelAiug to trustee process
In amendment OF chap 60 c relating TO guardians Al
e all TO judiciary Incorporating the Missisq,
e Corne, band 20 com on manuiaetqres Reducing
capital stock OF the NorIhhed bank TO Oanl
n Relating 10 district school officers eiucatic
BY M Robbins, for com on claims reported bills pa
Il ing Hand Hall aud others for services IN attending pea
l. convention paying Samuel EyAIts the sum Of 500
paying Milo Bennett the sum Of 81 600 for services
~ revising tho public laws Of thus State 10 accordance vi
in HOUSE
= Reports ~ c0n.nittses.--By Mr Pngry for comm
IN zee on banks In favor Of bills extending the charters
cue BANK Of BnFlington, aud the Farmers and Mecha
" ~ ash, VITA amendmeuts TO each, which rye
" a., and THIRD reading ordered Aib bin relaiine
the Appsai.al OF bank stock which was twice read a
I'd ordered 10 ne and he printed Mr. Cushman, for 60
"a nitiee on military ahaiIs whom referred cert
or petitions respecting Bliss Jf reported the facts
the case and asked to be discharged from their furl
a. consideration. The committee was discharged and
petitions ordered TO lie. by Mr. Gardner or iudcia
OF committee, against bill relating grand luros he
v the county court third reading refused By Nj Min
for same elnmiee against bill relating the rights