Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-25

J.. kunIuHuu, n II o.
ID. Stcarns, 10 ~
n. I. Llthrup,
r. S. Davis,
N, +. Mathews.
Edwtrd seymour,
Senator Hubbard nominated wn Dickinson. and a
fourth ballot was taken with the following result
Whole number Of votes cast, 2jl
Necessary fora choice, 10
J. Robinson llo
SpaGord, 9!
X j SAKE. -
Wm Dickinson, IL
J II WhitcOmb, 10
Scat.
whcreu7on Lueius Robinson Of Newport. was de-
On moiion Of Mr Thomas Of Greensboro, the election
Of commissioner for the insane was postponed TIL FRIDAY
ofnext week, at2 II clock 7. NJ
For Bank Commissioner, Nj seymour Of Yergcnnos,
nominated Mr. A R1well " Troy, aud he was unani-
mousli elected by viva yoce vote
ON motion of Senator Harris. the i'iut assembly then
Adjourned ull next week Friday AT IL o'clock p NJ,
aud the senate Withdrew.
Governor. communicating 20 the House Ayrc"ahly 10
the rcs1ini 20 nat effect. that me llarermaer gen
cral had sold 90 firm iu New York city me 80 called
Windsor rifles belonging 20 the state at Sl3 80 each that
4s6 had been dry red and some Sd OF GO remained 10 be
FmDAy Oct. Is.
SENATE.
| Prayer by the Chaplain.
Resoltions-By Mr. Harris, requesting the Governor
IN inform the seuate II the lth and 9TH Vermont regi
meuts are fliy supplied with uniforms, including
o,crcoais and eoihing Of every de'eripon and wheth
T ar they have a full supply Of arms.
/ Mr Hani, ssid-My object in introducing this reso
luton eicitnornaiiOu and to afford an opportunity
To clear an apparent contradictions. In his late vale
dicory address the general assembly His kxeelcnoy,
the Governor after enumerating the several regiments
sent frwarl the from th State including the two
uaugd in this resolution, remarks - These several re-
eimeuts have been Uniformed equipped furnished with
army wagons and horses and armed with ried muskes
at the exueuse Of this state
l have informaton Mr. President, which leads me to
believe that, through failure ofnontracts deays IN trans
portatou other unexplained cause, the fth and
5.h regiments are still destitute Of many articles es-
senta 20 their health, comf1r and eth iency an IN
formed hv the officer second command of the 4h, Lieut.
Col WoIthen that that regiment Is still without over
COATS and that no additions OF any Kind have been made
60 ther cutinng since they left their encampment AZ
Brauleburo OF their condition at that time can speak
somewhat from personal knowledge They had blankets
half supply Of under clothing and uil complement
Of flannel bouses. designed for in hot weather and
or fatigue service No pants nor coats hAu ueeh US
tributed 20 them In this condition the regiment was
hurried forward 70 the seat of war, with the under
standing on all hands, believe, mat their uniforms
would follow Immediately, aud that their oyereoats would
De supplied within very lev days roI some uneA
plaiued reason these expectations have iaheh lmpe
blame to one, bat is alike due to the authorities
the regiments and the people that an expanauon should
be- had During the past four weeks, THIS retmen' mas
beu doing duty night and day in the face Of the enemy
u he condition have described, with no ovecoats and
no coats even but their blouses, to protect them
at night or ia storms, aud they have now the same
shirts on their backs audthe same stockings on then
feet that covered them when ihey leit the otate. -
These believe, Mr. President are she main facts IN re-
gard the condition oth 4h regiment andl have ress-
On 10 suppose they substantially true also OF the ON
] n
Mr Edmunds moved an amendment inquiring il pro,
per supplies wanting, what was the cause Whoh leu
The resou,i5n with the amendment adopted
/ BY Mr. White, requesting the auditor OF accounts 10
report To whether copies OF returns rom the
Sc era re- nents from this state have beeo furnished TO
hun iu accordance with act Of April 10Th la6l adopted
Bi1s introduced anil refcuca-Iy Mr. Edmunds' re-
atns 20 clothing supplied by this state to the soldiers,
directing the Governor 10 obtain due compensation tpt
/ rlnhng which had been should be supplied by the
Ift..f lfqVa 10
Brockextending the charter OF the bans oi Ne"oAy 70
com on banks BY Mr. White amending the Pro,iso TO
act OF 1860 10 addition TO ch 66 relating TO the home
steal q on Judiciary .,
Mr. White said Il seemed to him that il necessary
that auditor of accounts should have these pay tois III
order that he might settle with inc GoNelhot' -, -,
on motion of Senator Stewart, this was referred to
com on finance Adj.
HOUSE.
Me.S.rs M,STs Bsieh Of Ludlow and stokney Of Andovcr
presented petitions for the extension Of the charter OF
The bank OF Black river, which we're seyeray referred TO
BWs introduced and retered-By Mr. Butler Of
Bradford to pay c Brown by Mr Nichols % OF l'ut
Grafton pay Benz w Dean by MI Aldflch ot barre
TO pay kphraim French -all TO com on claims by
Nj kowel Of Randolph in amendment OF sec elap ~
provide that every sheriff deputy sherh OF
constable may b. empowered 70 serve any VIII upon any
town, county, sh10 district notwithstanding ne may
be A resident Of such town county school district; TO
the Judiciary committee. By Mir Smith Of 81 Adams TO
CHANGE the name Of Anna Mary Curtis the general
com nv MI Resnolds of Alburph establishing salaries
for the members and certain otcrs Of the general as
I sembly 1he bill does away with the per diem system
and fxes the salaries N the President OF the senate ana
the Speaker o the House at Sl50 each the pay OF each
member at $50 and Of doorkeepers and messengers at
$50 each also by Mr. Reynolds Of Abutgh, 10 protect
pfopert, from destruction by dogs 10 judiciary com
BY Mr Nichols Of Rutland, TO pay Churchill 10 the
Rc,oii,ions-By Mr. Bnlch Of Ludlow, nstructing the
committee banks n inquire what Legislation ls neces
sary to make operative aud effective general banking
lae in this state Also, instructng the committee on
corporations inquire what legislation is necessary for
the ceuacment of general law for the formation Of cor
pir4uons for manufacturing and mining purposes No
Als' nsuuciing the committee on ths Juale'Ay ~ IA
quire what legislation necessary whereby the names OF
persons can be- changed without special legisavpn'
Mr. Is deh thought something might De saNeu 70 pisn
constituents by adopting some such measures ~ uiH
Hnnsr spec,l legislation is rather contrary 10 our
IDEAS Of general aud universal law lie DID not wish 70
create spec advantages for any class OF persons II
nul5 ave lime and EXPENSE II special acts TO change
names could be dispensed with lie understood 700
that there general banking la" "a ths oats aug
that ateinpts had beeu made % repeal Il but without
success n believed however, there was no bank now
in operation under that law. Special legislation more
over comforting peculiar advantages on eofpor ons ana
REFRESHING individual enterprise 20 be disappovedof Of
Hence he though, the passage Of the resolution would
be beneficial
Reports Myers for general committee, reported
back the bin 20 incorporate ths Washington Engine Co
NJ Rutland aud il referred 10 the com ON corpora
House Bas passed--ro Incorporate the Drooksvile
Edge FOOL Co, with an atnehufnehf thN
company should not contract debts 10 exceed in amount
ono-haJ " its capital stock. 10 incorporate the Yer
mont Novelty Works Co.
Messrs Moves Of Darlington Stewart Of Middlebury
aud Soy mour Of Norgennes excused rom serving
ON the oommttee raised the resolution adopted yes
teIday, providing for the appointment OF an ihsesusa
na nniltee OF i've. 1hcy caialed this under the
rule providing that any may excuse himself from
serving on any committee II he is at the same time
FRIDAY, Oct IS.
AFTERNOON.
SENATE.
Biils introduced ana rsferred,-~By MIR willard, re.
lang 20 the collection Of the unpaid taxes Of school
the .xriraton of his term Of office by MI Powers,
proVdng for the election OF the officers now appointed