The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-24

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sented bv Mr.. Hunsdon. The Com. advised
amendment, to such place as the Quarter
master may direct,' lso " to what regiments
and comranics the articles have been dlstrlbu
ted"
Mr. Garfield Of Arlington. moved farther
amendment of the first menCuent making the
place. " Rutland, or such place as the Quarter
master NAV Direct and the Ilonse agreed.
The reported amendments were adopted, and
the question was, shall the Join, resolution thus
amended be adopted on the part of the House
MIR. Noyes, of Burlington, inquired whether
it might not he better to cooperate Win tht
general sanitary commission, than for this State
to take this separate action?
Mr.. Smith, of St. Adams, thought the sng-
gestion Of the gentleman from Burlington I'm
portant, and moved that for the present the
resolution lie upon the liable; and it was SO or
dered.
House bill 2, relating to the repeal OF sec.
of chap. 90 Of G. S., that grant aid to County
Fairs, came up in order.
Mr.. Baker Of Enosbureh, moved to suspend
for two years instead of repeating.
Mr.. Thomas thought the gratuitles no longer
needed. and that it would be best to repeal.
MIR. Fletcher of Cavendish, saw no need OF
farther gratultes.
MIR. Barrett of Grafton, thought there was
little effort made for real retrenchment, and did
not want that bills relating to agriculture and
education should be made the scape goats, or
used as pretencc to please the people. lie
should vote against the bill
Mr.. Hallock agreed with the gentleman from
Wlst Fairlcc. and was not in favor at The pres
ent time of laylnga tax for the payment of
gratuites. lie referred, as others had done, to
the perversion of gratuities furnished. lie
thought the time had come when agricultural
societies must stand upon their own basis.
Mr.. Cushman stated that he should vote for
the bill the people of his town were heartily
sick Of paying money to sustain the County
Fair Only three men of his town attended
the County Fair, and they had fast horses. The
Town Fairs were superior.
Mr.. Flag felt bound to vote for the bill with
ont the amendment He also knew that Town
societies We're more Aourjshing than those Of
the Counties.
The motion Of Mr.. Baker to amend, was lost.
On the question Of engrossing the bill and
ordering to third reading, the yeas and NAYS
We're called for.
MIR. Garfield said that as the yeas and nays
were called Tor, he would take the liberty to
give his reason for voting in favor of the bill!
lie believed the money was needed for other
purposes, but did not know rs sratuties were
perverted.
Mr.. Reynolds Of Albnrgh stated that he
should vote for she bill BECAUSE of the demon
alzIng influence Of County Fairs
The previous question was moved, and yeas
and nays taken Us follows yeas, 1888; nays,
10; and the bill was ordered engrossed, aud 10
be read the third time Tomorrow afternoon
Report of the Auditor Of Acroants in respect
to expenses oi registration was received, and re-
ierred to judiciary COMMITTEES.
lhe joint resolution, originating in the house
IN reSatlJn to retaining able bodied men, &C.,
was tAhen up; and on motion of Mir. Seymour,
reerred to Com. on Military Affairs
Honsc bill 81, relating TO suits at law. came
up IN order, and on motion of Mr.. Garfield was
made tbs special order for Tomorrow al p. M
Inc Senate $ proposed Amendment, fixing time
ct joint assembly for purpose Of choo ing Judges
ct Snprese Court, &c. On Thursday, 24th, 3
o clock. j. NJ, was considered and PASSED in
concurrence.
Sen. blk, ii, relating to pay of Vt. cavalry
regiment WAS taken up, and referred to Com. on
Military A9airs. Senate bin L., relating to re-
pea OF an set authorizing sale OF strong beer.
was considered, and referred on motion MIR,
Baker, to the COM raised or the resolution Of
DIR. Balch, JelatIng to the sale of intoxicating
liquors. Adjourned.
Thursday, Oct. "a
SENATE.-Praytr by the Chaplain
5Ais 'ntr9daced ard rsttrreS.--By Mr.. Stew
Ait, providing 10! the Immediate settlement AND
allowance oi CLAIMS Of THIS State agans, the
United States to Com. on Printing.
.ar. stewart SAID tbs seemed To him one of
the most important bills OF the session We
ho" Lave claims against the United States OF
more IMAM hall IL million dollars. Our ae-
cOlhIs ale IN conluscd state, and il will be "a
woFk OF TINE ana labor 10 adjust them. and in
of'er 10 eApeHitc the passage Of the bill, lie
hoped the ruiz requiring its reference to Com:
Oh Printing Noulu be suspended;
Mr' oodorldge Thought lrom the very rreu,
Importance OF tile bill, that 1t should be print
ed' Us II would cause but slight delay he was
Ia FAVOR ol LIS passage, buI thought 1t would
need some amendment.
Mr. Powers concurred with Mr.. Woodbridge
Ia the Importance OF the biQ and therefore
!Aoosht 1t ought to be printed. II understood
that our accounts were not being adjusted by
.ne laIe Governor, aud little delay here will
do no harm.
Mr. Ediuunds moved thai the bill lie upou
INC table, and that the Secretary procure 800
copies TO be printed for the use of the Senate
ADOPTED.
BY MIR, White, protecting the Treasury, by
requiring every Company commander from this
State, 10 the service OF the United States. 60
return every sixty days complete muster roll
VI MS Company with the casualties that have
occurred therein, and amending portion OF an
act passed AT the extra session. 30 that no nax
neht shall be made to any soldier or his as
'ishee OF less than $l4 20, save in the case of
The death OF such soldier to Com on PRINT.