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

penditnres, that statement should be given should be
put IN print that all may lie thought disposition
had been manifested 20 keep back this statement. But
he had no doubt the books we're all corrcct and state
ment could be given with readiness But when the sixth
regiment here aud demandng his attention. is lee be
supposed that the Governor can stop 20 arrange bis
vouchers and spread out this account Tie agreed
with the gcntoman from West Fairec, that the Cow
ernot was empowered employ clerks under the acts
Of the extra session bat suppose he goes out " OH
tomorrow. does that power uouihhel
II tnis matter should be DELAYED I'LL the com have
opportunity 20 report, he thought The House would be
enabled TO act in the most inteiligble matter
AlT Nichols Of Rutland thoashtthe only question
on the adoption Of The resolution authurHns tho Cow
ernor 10 employ clerk. He thought this should be
adopted at once a matter OF course.
But this does not meet the whole subject The reso-
luton OF the gentleman from Bennington calls f1r de-
tailed statement. This the people have usht 20 de-
mand. But We have right 70 demand impussOiity of
the Governor. The work Of arranging and submitting
care lie hoped the resolution would De adopted once.
He then designed move that 81 a1le matter be- zee
iurrcd 90 the gentlemen hOm Neuldngun, Bulinstou
and West fareo, who all seem o be aiming At an n-
vestgauun
Nj Henry Of Chester supposed that the commission
simply 90 close up unsettled accounts He suppus-
ed Il va, agreed that the people had right the
meut He though. the matter could be arranged by a
reconsideration NJ the vote adopting the resolution OF
Mr. Gardner, yesterday aud the adoption of resolution
like that proposed by The gentleman rom West Farlcc.
The mater iuithrr discussed by Mctsr My yers Of
Jamaica, Bsynold-uf Aluufgh, Lynde OF WHuamit1wn.
Hai,ck oi Casucton aud another member who was NOT
announced aud motion for the previous question,
+ the resolution was adopted.
Mr ihumas uf West Fairee offered a resolution pro-
vdng ior the appo of committee of i've TO n-
vesugate the accounts OF the Governor aud other u
Gers which was laid on the table tu allow the completion
of the calling of the yeas aud the bill providing
supphestnr Che stcpud and third regiments, which
iu order as uuiui.hed business
The question: being the adoption of the third amend
mcut a. propascd Dy the senate the vote stood al. l-
loys-yeas iil nays O2i aud the amendment was adop-
Mr. Thomas Of West Fairlee called up the resolution
offered hy him providing Tor investigating committee.
MrCu,lnan n Rochester thousht n would he Simply
an insult 90 thar officer To- a1p.inf to do
whiehthc House hl. i,i a.kcd be toyernor to do ud
Tor which they have authenzad him In et,uy a
! He hoped fbc ro.,l,ti,n ,,,.,ld ,'. 'te od,il,e3
Mr. Fiet,hrrof Cageuai.f a,,d b M tbc n,.,ple had
ariaht 10 receive af aec,.n, 6-.r, their a,rnt lie
hoped the resolution would be- adopted
Sir. Lynde uf WiIian.tYvu ssid a large amount Of
money arver t,,i r.er brfre rvnendcd by tho ,t,te
has been cNprnded and the neour wished 10 know 10
what purposus 90 uad been applied He hoped the re.o-
luton woDd pass. s said we should iu fairness Co The
Governor allow him 70 make his report but we have 9TH
public officers whose accounts should be laid before
the people
Mr Nichols of Rutland thought the adoption of this
resolution would only make confusion worse conf nnd
ed The books cannot he iu tbree aoes at the .anr,
time lie thought the better way was 90 refer the mat
ter the gentlemen from bennington, Burlington and
West Iairiee.
MT Haock Of Casteton thought the only object Of the
the Governor. sucn committee will sometime be nee
essary and may As well be appointed now any 9TH
er tune lie thought was not impeachins in any man
Mr. Reynolds Of Alburgh Thought the aspeet Of the a.
taf was as u we dare not trust the Governor and Clerk
bltwshedt 20 appoint still another committee TO the
effect Hence he opposed the resolution
Mr. Bean Of Piusheld concured with Mr. Reynolds,
and moved TO table the resolution which not agreed
TO.
Mr Hubbe % Fairfax thought an investigation was
d1e TO the Governor, to the House and TO the people,
But IN ms opuinu the House had mo- business IN mpute
amy thing to the Governor uut the most thorough justice
ana tntegny Yet thereis great deal o ANXIETY iu le
public mind aud they have night 6noi7 that IL 10 all
right Hence he favored this solution.
Mr bakeroi hnosb1tgh would G attention U the tact
that the eommision saed Cor ~ 90 Gssgrnor rs sln'qy
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