Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21

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~, relating to iorms Of sandy wits, precep,s. aud
other ins,rumenu, ordered to lie
Senate bils read The third time Paying B
Thayer S6sA5 for making uniforms for the Nouhhcld
company in The lst W. Regiment also, paying Joi
Il Edsin 6t3l for like services each ordered to e
mouun OF Mr SaGJrd, who feared thA the passage Of
he bills might establish dangerous precedent Adj
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev = " shelton.
Journal u yesterday read aud approved.
hapor4 by Mt HIncklcy, fIr Committee Corpora
u1ua, u atur ai an act Incorporating the Chitteuden
aud Grand lse Ferry company miid reading ordered.
Bt Mf ates Cor General committee substitute for Al,
act Go tax dogs for the protection 90 sheep, read
aud thitd t,aiug motion Of Mr Hlreood ordered
Tuesday neat at hall pact two O'Clock.
by Mr. Reed, for committee of Ways and Means,
that United state oluds are exempt from taxation by
judgment Of United States supremo Court aud act of
Congress and 10 favor Of ch 80, or ihe revision relating
TO the grand lst with proposal OF amendment which
afrecI fO.
Mr. Cu.hman moved Co strike Que tho provision Ok.
en- ring polls Of persons over years Of age agreed 20
% making UP The lrsud lisi, % cited some discus
sion between Mr. Carpenter 10 'or and Mt Miles of
the motions tu aucud .eVefaly Disagreed fuftl
er amended uu motion ~ Mr otuuc ui Nesturd NJ
HubDel moved 90 tcr'mmit thr hl with instructions
consider che pop,r'y OF taxing Gorc lands in this STATE
aud report 10 ihe House.
B,hm reduced 10y Mr Denison, for committee of
Ways and NJ aus an set m king prutisi1n frr military
expenses, apptopaiug $4,000, i1r that purpose and
directing c treasurer borrow thc money rad twice
and third rCadiug ordered
An at making provision for the support Of govern.
meu' assessing faX of eighty cents on the dollar, ap
proprauug 5li U 60 pay interest on state debt. Au
thouhug ihe treasurer 90 olro~ Si5O0JJ more &c.,
read tvice
Nc Burroughs moved TO strike out eighty aud insert
one hundiei Sc as Co raise tax VI one hundred
on a dollar
The motion WIS disagreed 10.
Mr 6afdnei moved strike OUT thc word eighty and
insert sat- Vfrs so s 90 ra.ca tax OF only sixty-hye
cent? o 4 aIllsr nf Gaduer said Doe iu favor OF
hnruHms money etcn thc .te f,dit was at premium
li wr have o." ''rus 90 3D. Besides be Did not favor
aH. .I..H 80.
they would If lhcy haI 40 90, eif1wug treasury.
Mt u H.ny 'h'usA DC re ptit Of prudence aud safety
60 raise tie sum pfop,-td b, the comuce We might
have 90 raise Three 90 four regiments morr and il we
did b. would not be any tol much.
Mr. Demiug 0f Arlington did not think the argument
he saw ground hr idefent method Of reasoning for
saie than inr an Individual He Thought with ihe
abuudent harvcss II the present cs the people would
rather pay the so cent tax this than borrow the ad
duonAl
Mr Hunton thought we should raise the eighty cents At
least aud t he VA going 60 alter The recommendation
1f the committee be- would authorize the treasurer with
the consent of the Governor Lieut. Governor borrow
more We wanted 90 provide for whatever emery, neies
the times require Ne wanted 20 gay as much as We
possibly eau and borrow te a. possible. thought
boo the end should make aud keep out edit u
better Boy paying as much as possible, and doing all
that would be required uf us
NJ Gardner thought The Governor bad maic an esi-
mate and with good reason 1r emating the expenses
of The ae all that would be required the committee
prop sed tl raise two hundred thousand more. lie
sud was bad pocy Co use the cred Of the STATE wh en-
D. was nod Tie would like 90 see the who wouli
give his note rSl00 when he could get 81 10 for u
aud when Slt0 would pas IT,
NJ Hurck thought that q was very bad policy TO bor
row for ihe purpose OF making money we might have
20 pay Is per ceut for th amount borrowed II the
money was raised and paid into the Treasury that was
ihe cud ui b. five b1uoNcdit we should have it pay
h future and we know not hl" much more Letus pay
10 whrn able
Mr. Densou thought It. was best To exsmine This ques
lion coo.y. lie eue"td he history Of the extra session
and of ihe last session lie sad already there pru
pusals iur more men, and shall Vermont bD de inqleut
ue said seemed him that il was necessary 10 raise
tnis Scots, which then would not pay but hat the e.u
mated expense, e said when his leg slrturc mef, the
treasurer had IN Die hands Sll00 00 f the last years Np
prupUttiuu aud had sold % for 90 per PREMIUM
But was ]. ior gold; Certainly not II we take gold
% Is sume p per cent below par He said il vel
20 look at this matter correctly. now urged
b row beesus our notes " re worth 10 per cent prem
um ln bank paper Ant upon another que ton are
told that all these banks are liable 20 fan especially IL
the city banks having thtir deposits should fail
Ar Gardner said his standard the dollar that he
could pas his debt with the dollar that would pay his
taxes lie had not d.screditcd thc state auhortS lie
had been unwilling 20 ttJ.t any man unless properly
guu ded He Thought ne. 90 trust ue state authorities
JUST so far as 90 va, necessary aud no farther. He bee
r'eI that NOT man iu the state but would rather trust
10 per cent OF hs property 10 hts own pockets than DO
lands OF the state a .ihoriues.
Mr keluld, was in favor NJ the amendment propos-
cd b, Nl Gardiner lis favor OF leaving Uf
these burden. DO fatr Taxpayers; win all 9th
expenses and lo,-es upon the present time he
Thought h0ud npt pay more than wa, absolutely me-
coc aver U' "ust eAPeol lo pay s''ne W tie uIu'u
Mr. Henry said be Thought We were doing something
%" oli '1'li' e' ""' we hAu aitAo4 pi''luep 't
mHh'n oi aeDt iof mem To pay we no" pioylueq iot
seven AuHlle" anu n'N uiousauu lnuie ehu we A,pl
on l1s rev Stas IA ne As We we're ia l4', way 10 10 We
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To ne ne e'mmi'.er ot Mays ana Means ,, \,
Ii,i 9T, i,,,, -, b,,t ,,,cIt.sr,e,,t and m nd
,eadiny ,efl.,d lho same gentleman called up senate
hin etiilsI an act extending be ,bartcr OF Ascuney
Bauk
On the third reading Of the bin Mr. Balch asked for the
yeas and u,,s He hyht We .bopld le1isate for the
r.is stJ no, ,,r h,ts IA b.l extended the cia rtet
m ne b,nk ,hat had a fe,, MOI, bs no nun now come,
ne maj has ,,,o vea,s and C,,ing ON we're hanks m Al
had srd ,ssrs f their ,sseri charters unerpired
H tboub Ne bond ,seigh ,,ei our doings. that ther,
An of iudgrept ching in financial matters
,,liob ,,,,l5 br,5y ,,. T., r.rt,ri,g Ne nrono.et
4, do ts jf, to he nenle n vas the odicers az IN,
b,nk Who como here IN ~ the .gslatnre no reeharte
those b,nks no, tbs reorl fbsss h,nks are coTnor,
M, Hrnrv ,yisbod m rctn,, b,rks IN the gentlenan
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