Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-17

it just far as we neglected to point out every
error which the government committed, 40 far aided
IN those reactions against the government and against
liberty, which 40 much dcplOre. For one as YER
montsr, he believed it not only our daty. well our
pleasure but duty which should be performed with the
sincere motive Of preserving the Government
Was IL to be said, because we had had inefficient
cabinet officer, we might not suggest It. Was IL 70 be
said, II we had had commander AZ Hafpefs Ferry to
betaD US, that we we're not to censute IT, The tees
spitit Of invesugatiOn IN manly aud honorable way,
the thing which 10 uphold this there
fore he took this ground even upon military subject
the most delicate Of all others, whtre ought be
most carefu-and thought this inv, stgation and de-
maud to be right due liberty loving desire 20 up
hold our government and carry it on to surccss issue.
Mr. Edmuuds stated that this resolution di ered from
that Of the House n that did request the governor
TO demand the transfer Of the regiment to other
command lie thought it due to the President that he
put the regiment where he pleased II the governor de-
manded transfer, IL would establish bad precedent
The resolution adopted
BH ntroduc dand r,ferred-B Mr. Fish, altering
the town lines between Weybrdge and Addison to a
select committee u three. for which the President ap-
pointed Messrs Cree, Fish and Lyman.
By Mr. Bean, nstruciing the Judiciary committee 10
inquire TO the necessity Of cefing the application
Of stamps under the late stamp act.
The Senate then proceeded 10 the Representatives Hall
for the purpose Of elecng judges Of the supreme court
and reporter. Adj.
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev " shelton
journal Of yesterday read and approved.
Bus Introduced and Referred BY MI Cook Of Wcy-
bridge an act TO establish the lines between the II
Wgbndge and Addison to the comitec on Town
Lines
Also, by Mr. Cook petition u sHa, Dodge and twelve
others praying Tor the establishment " the line between
the aforesaid towns provided 10 said bill read and re-
ferrcd to the committee Town Lines
By Mr. Norris Of Hardwiok, act relating to the sup
port Of common district schools TO the committee on
By Mr. Hilckley an sctrelaiing to burial grounds to
the committee on the Judiciary.
By Mr. Huubel of Fairfax an act 10 organize the mil
tia 10 the committee on Military Affairs
BY Mr holiser an act extending the charter Of the
BaitenMl Bank to the commitle on Banks
by Mr. Stone Of Westford an act relating 10
roads established by courts, 10 the committee Roads
P0Wons-By Dir sherman Of Newfanc, Of VIM Il
Williams and others for the renewal NJ the charter Of
Banks
Resolutions.--By Mr. Reynolds Of Alburgh, that all
the laws Of the State be compiled including those Of the
present session as h would be cheaper than complete
the revision ordered In 1860. motion Of Mr. e,nods
ordered TO lie.
Also, by Mr. Reynolds. Resolution in.iructins the
committee Banks to ascertain whether the public good
does not require and whether it is c1pedent 10 re-
fuse the charter te-charef Of any Banks during the
present session. Adopted.
By Mr. Reynolds, instructiug the Military committee
10 propose dill Tor organizing the militia ~ the State
and present the same to The House early day as
By Mr. Hubbel Of Faiisx directing the committee
on Claims 10 enquire whether any further legislation is
necessary for adjusting claims for recruiting and aiming
volunteers ndmllitia in this state Adopted
Inc joint resolution from the Senate relative mott
yiug Hon. SOLosON Four " his election United
the General Assembly al such time he may choose,
read aHd adopted Ia esRturrcNee Alec, j,nt
luton granting the " the Representative all to
the Vermont Medical Society, this eyering adopted.
hpoTs,-By Mr lliuckey, for the committee on Cor
putauons In favor Of House bill 10 Incorporate the Wells
River Cemetery Association Also, in favor Of House
bill to amend the charter u the Troy md Canada June
ton eegraph Company each ordered TO third reading
by MI shaw for special committee raised consider the
revision of the statutes, made the report that
offered u the senate yesterday report aud resolutions
made the special order for this afternoon 2o'clock
by Mr Chandler. flr the committee judiciary, in
favor NJ the bin relating to divorce, with amendment
heretn amendment agreed TO- anu bill ordered To- be
read The thrd lime tomorrow afternoon al O'Clock
lho senate came DO aud joint assembly was formed
for the election OF udges VI the supreme Court and Re
porter, It, Gov. Dillingham; in the Chair
The elections were sevcfay held rtta rOce, and the
following gentlemen, being the present iucunhens we're
unanimously reelected.
Chief Justice Hon Luke =. Poland OF St. Johnsb
Isl Asst Justice, Hon Adds, " 81 Al ans.
Ind Hon John Perpont " NerRcnnes.
Ord Hon James Barrett, Of Woodstock
an Hon J. G Kellogg Of Rutland
9th Hon Asahel PECK, Of Burlington.
Reporter Of Decisions WIN shaw, Of Burlington,
The Senate then withdrew.
The Chair announced the following appointments uf the
Sergeant alarms:
Dootkeeper, Jasper Wall. Of Manchester
Assn Martin Spiague Of Weyhridge.
Messengers-Charles SpAdiug Of Cavendish, VIM
Bradbury Of Nergennes, II Stewart Il Il Moutpe-
er. Peeg Kendall, c. senry.
On motion Of Mr. Noyes, adjourned