Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-05
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Biia read Me third time and p1'ssd In relation to
election II members of Congress Appointing col
loctof OF taxes in toe late town Of Sterling
Resohtti0Ha-By Mr Burroughs that the committee on
Binss be- instructed TO enquire into the delay Of egss-
this FORENOON and ofthe delay Of committees In max
ing their reports, and especially II this delay arises from
the great oih'auon held TO late hour last evening In
celebrating the great battle aud brilliant victory Of the
Brandon Bank and report by bill or otherwisei on
motion Of Mr. Burroughs ordered to lie on the table ono
Lalf hour.
By Mr. Bach directing the auditor Of accounts to pay
Gen Washhurn two thousand dollars and Gen Davis two
Thousand dollars Tor extra services in their respective Of
Uses On motion Of Mr. Huh1el the resolution was
referred TO the committee Of Ways and Means With in
sirucuons 20 report by DILL or otherwise
BT Mt Gates of Cambridge that the committees of the
House hereby directed report forthwith the causes
VI delay DO reporting this House or rs action such bu
sinoss A. is before them adopted.
Whercupon, The speaker called upon the chairman OF
the various committees for reports of the Of the bu-
siucss before their several committees.
J1iqt Resolution by Mf Fletcher of Cavendish I'M
sucuug the auditor of accounts 90 institute pr'ceedns
Tor ho collection Of penalties Incurred by the several
banks Tor violations Of the laws relative to the business
OF banking Inc pfopuey ol adopting the resolution
was questoncdb by Nj Hubbell He Supposed this was
the general duty OF the bank commilspner out that
was expected he would exercise a sound discretion aud
prsccute such violations the good Of community and
the protection of state cqured, motion of Mr. Fetch
err ariered In lie on The t,hle
The resolution of No Burroughs ins,ruotins the com.
mitee on Banks to enquire As TO the causes Of the delay
Of leg Station, astaken up.
Mr Cushmau said he knew OF no cause NJ unfdendy
feeling between the committee ON banks aud the gentle
fom Vernon. lie had given and received nothing
the most c1rteuus and geutcmanly treatment
y Gus to the introduction Of the resolution lie would
say that as a member 0f the committee Banks. he
had attended no Publication, and that he knew Of no
i1.Uhclt0u. lie did not believe thai any other member
VI that committee did The resolution having been in-
tfo0uced became a natter of record lie had said all
/ he wished TO- relative to IT,
Mr. Burrr,ughi replied that no 10 will OF dsrespee to.
wards the Com Banks bad prompted the insiroduou1u
of The resolution but the resolution asked for niotma-
ton which De Thought perhaps the com nittec on Banks
might furnish lie was not strenuous about the adop-
uin of the resolution rejected
RepJrts-by Mr Cushmtn. for committee Banks
asking % uc discharged from further confederation of
solution in relation TO prohibiting exchange bank agents
Also, " in4uirng into the proPdety Of prohibiting any
pcrson from h'ldng the oce of bank drec or u more
than bank n this state az the same time discharged
Also, rcply 20 resolution u enquiry relative TO is,
sun fractional bills thai the House have already acted
upon that subject and further legislation is necesa
~ az this time.
By Mr Flaqs fr Select committee against BILL oh 81
Of the revision, entitled or the duties and labe, of
rc,rdiag officers Of courts OF record third reading
BY Mr. Reed, for the committee Of Ways aud Means
that 300 further legislation ' necessary relative to a'sum
the direct United States tax; committee disch arged.
by Mr shaw, for maj 'riy oi the committee on Roads
substitute for b Incorporating the Essex county rail
road The substitute was agreed TO, and motion Of
Mr. Shaw. ordered TO lie
BY Mr Miller Of Pomffet Tor committee final ad-
iounment Of the business IN the Senate, showing that
some sixteen bills were still IN the hands Of committees
Of the senate To be acted upon II appeared that less
number IN the hands Of committees in the House.
Mr Lyudc called up the resolution relating 70 final
adjournment On motion Of Mr Chandler, ordered to
BY Mr. Dcnisou, for Com. Of Ways and Means. bill
authorizing banks TO issue fractional bills, with no express
sion of opiuouas the committee divided upon N
subject on motion Of Mr. Hunton the bill dismissed.
Senate hH referred An 70 incorporate the Rut-
land and Csstleton Railroad Company TO the commit
On motion Of MIR Holden Of Barre adjourned.
SATURDAY, Nov. 29-A. NJ
SENATE.
Prayer by the Chaplain
Journal read aud approved,
Senate bill title xviii, and xix ch 62-65, relating tc
Limitation Of actions taking up the question being
upon concurrence with House proposals Of amendment
Ihc first proposal Of amendment disagreed to, anC
a committee Of conference ordered.
Special Orasr.-Joint Resolution authorizing the Gov
and Auditor Of accounts 10 settle accounts Of tn,
Adiuant and Inspector General QuartermAster Genera
ana Judge Advocate General for the past year ordered
TO lie.
House bills passed The vote ordering third reading o
House bill, uue xvii ch 81 relating to banks, WAS re
considered previous proposals Of amendment disagreed
10, proposal Of amendment substituted and the bill
read thiid time. Mr Edmunds moved TO amend by ad
ing sections punishing the violation by banks Of the Law
concerning Their capital stock adopted yeas 10, nay
After further amendment the bill passed in concur
enoe House bill for the organization regulation an,
government Of the militia was read a third time an'
passed in concurrence, with proposal Of amendment
requiring examinations Of persons claimed to be exemp
TO be conducted IN accordance with the requirements
the United States law.
R,pon-By MIR Stafford, for committee on Roads
House ol tile xiv ch 2S relating 10 railroads and raj
road oomm soner, with proposals Of amendment, whc
we're adopted. the bil made special order for th
afternoon a. ten minutes past two O'Clock. Adj.
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev Mr. McAnn.
Journal read aud approved.
Resohatioa.-By Mr Chandler directing the Librarian
procure the most receut revision Of thc laws u Ne
IorA, for The state Library adopted.
Rtp0rb--By Mr. Heed, for the committee Of Way
ana pcaus substitute for bill appointing agents to ft
o,ve land soup for the establishment OF an Agu
] cultural college Inn bu appoints Homer h koye
of Berkshire aud John = Page Of Rutland, such agehu
Substitute agreed to aud read twice. The question Dem
GA the thtd reading Of The bill Mr. HuDbel asked
statement Of facts.
ar heed said Congress had denoted to the state q
Vermont loo OOO acres Of land II the saw ht to accept
lhey would issue scrip, which the hiae could sell
the asnees could locate the land upon any lands suh
Jet o entry ana these iunds are u be invested IA san
atogks u 20 less han per ceu ofthe par value and IL
, income is 70 be appropriated To the establishment an
maintenance OF au Agricultural College, forever. n
e expense TO the state except receiving and seiag III
land scrip tue college not established In hye years
the proteeds Of the safes arr u be pad back 70 the
nlird states and tue privileges rights arising und,
sueh act Of Congress viii be forfeited third readn
10 ordered.
By M Underwood, for a majority Of the Select con
mtlee ayor Of act for the feie OF the snretes Of b
late slate treasurer, win amendments III feto PROVE
ing that the several Bufetes snau pay CERTAIN
neAed 10 ther namss IA discharge amendment agree
to.
= The committee in answer to interrogatodes state
many paiuuuas vita regard 20 the standing aud pr,
peft1 uf the various burgues.
9 M huooeu member Of the committee sAid b
prepared 20 vote TOR tue dschafga Of all uud,
men except dessrs Carpenter and belknapp. On tur
paying te sums auneScd but these two though
SHOULD not be discharged at present
Nj Chandler was ut the same opinion.
Mr Mllrr OF Mihston moved TO amend the bill
striKihs out The nance Of PeIey BelknAp aud lie ma
Carpenter.
Nj hoped the amendment would not be adopte,
There could be for refusing discharge ios
= unless It WAS that they worth sul
poe air Carpenter had little property laid up uy ndui
ny ffugahty and economy, uog by speculation. II
would be very unwilling to impoSerisn these i0I "a
sake VI lessening his taA yeTy he, besdrs ooul
not why il Inc settled with the Others and the
succeeded IN collecting out OF Carpenter aud Be-
kuap ta, they could not cali these for oonirhu
: Mr Underwood said he supposed that the oomlnittt
Of hese suieuei. lie thought tho state would reahl
way. lhrfr we've number Of lawsuits pending vn the,
- b1uds ine aiae was employing council thee wer
many doubtful qlc,uous ut law, IL would take consi
traIc time Go stlur a thest aud other quusuJns mlS
9 arse the progress VI the trial There other
sul agaius Mt bcknAp aud ats property attasnel
ltnf ate sYcrerdei in ho1iug hun 40 aptftnee
btes tu spcsuAuJus WIN thc iuunsy " the state h
10 properly A have TO au1wer 70 those suilsi il not,
uugut d, o., eAuu,t4ted. lie thIusht the state wou
= Tean1r nutr uouej IA dscnaTging all these upu
u the uuhliuUus ut zoe bul than utnerwise
"a ar oAUu was " uiesame oplulOn hat he state wuu
u be better uh not 70 stuku Out any nAnc.
"A, huutyn wdsOi the same upinl1u, though he III
not suppose the state would be bankrupt # tuey pfus
eutd tue suts, Dut IA hugauug these cults the pGopeu
- OF tAese suteues would Ut expended, and thry "0u
have the less 10 pay. lie thought the STATE shou
Look mainly their own Interests though he Wnuid n'
l. lgnore the fact thai BY Poseeuung these suls' me