Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-28
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ervedon Of public health, with proposal, ON motion OF
NJ stevens, to the House To amend by striking out the
last hve sections Of The bill, provisions q similar ma
tute having been made In a bill slready passed
Re00rt--By Mr. Bradfofd FOR committee on Claims,
House bill Ia addition 10 net appointing commission
ers % investigate and settle certain accounts and ex
pendi,utee for military purpose passed
BY MI Nelson, for committee on Elections, House bh
title iii CHI relating 20 the state library, recommending
eii passed ia ,oncufrcnce Also, House bi ie h en-
g relating 10 The seal Of government and pubic proper
y, recommending proposals. OF amendment winch "ere
not agieed 10 passed
BY Mr. Bean fit General committee, House iili title
xvii ca s6 relating to private corporations, recommend
ing ptorosaa Of amcndmtnt which were agreed TO- aud
/ House III yela,ed --Exteudius the charter Of The
! Bank OF Bfatueuoroi 90 committee ON Banks In ad-
I on The county " Addison TO Special commiuee con-
sisiine Of the senators Of that county Organ ziug reg
uaiing, end governing the militia Of this stac to com
miitee on Military Affairs Adj
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev Mr. Bal.ou
journal read and approved.
communication fon the auditor Of accounts, &C.
read, and on motion of Mir Hubbel, ordered 90 Die
Mr. Hubooll called op the NJ ior the enrolment Of
the militia, and 0u motion of Mr. Hubbe DO c0m-
miucd 90 a member for amendment
Mt Cook ol Glover MOVED tH sifitr our he whole NJ
section ten II seemed 90 him that we bad bore ltN Ac
bars down, that any man could avoid draft Wy paying
seventy five dulirs if Doe chose. uc thought this sec
ton should be- striker out 10 designed % relieve
Quakers from bearing arms. 70 relieved cyGybody 81
they chose 10 take he oath and pay seventy five dollars
Ih b, motion ,. wa disagreed t--yoH 49, nals pos
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-g l'ls. e'al.'"' ".' si''. %. '''"u .t' ' +0'.'
"hien aio SHOWN shall i' iri Agd pay Ten 9''iu7 'p
'a'' ny WI Dl'N"ah 900" 'iI "en's'h '"a ''''sI-
The bill was further amculelo u motion Of MrStuncr
Ht l"cncN anu 9e a"d heard nc opinions OF ne.G
nay ue m'Woef' oi he H"tc' no one "n- 'ansned
ter Now he haitather go hone Zoo bis constituents say
ing we Ps,'el u' o eoiuse "e ''"il Hoi 'k,r' ihAh
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."1t. 81, ~ ''" ''''hh '' exempt "usi .ilih ,PIy
.ui ~ 0uas,'s PIC s.lo ll ",s h'' to ne g,neu nav
iau ile" !" 'N,' ol'' .no eattv h,luel i'-' man
g,, ~ - " Dy',s. w. ,,a zen Avs Nou'' wa nv
Il gp,i 1' '' 'u'"" VIZ '"'''1 81 p'''Ne "' '' maze
H ,ueguNe
M hun'on said 'he Constitution exempted tom The
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G ~ was n'' vel ''' US TO "'ee "@t upon any le
"Att33u5 ~ REORGANIZATION
"a OomiB rs th'ush' " was nos wei 70 nuke war no.
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MI T'il "oN'Nt2 amend pr"NlnB ihAt me H't,Is
'hil M ne lhe enrolment WIN A. appcal on 'he ue
10, , W l' a.',, P" que allh'ii9 oi 'he several '"n''
HV,ra} ~, w. 10y d., Observation-Disclosures
Gag "t'" ''Ye aiH P'''e" AtfhuIns we chif-
~ IVY III, ,,uN ~ n'alt'oio lh "1gi',"N 'o 'N u't
3,ls t w, n'''' W. ''"l,i'h- 'ii' "n's
s,,i,. an ,,s rt,,... ~, .,,,,. ' COW '7"' '
The amendment VI the Senate to House hiu making
provision ior the support of government ra-iu- tlN OF
81 cents was concurel ia.
""tHt 'ea''"ioH by Mr Fletcher OF Caternishi iu-
suuoliug 'he commute ODD hu' adjournment 20 report
luesu"} the -nd oi December a' he day Tor hual ai
JOY, hn'ht'
Mr fleeher smd h' thought ~ "as necessary ma the
N, H. s,it , III M 49, - ,
'il i'''y salu we h'u '.HNU'e VINO were CONSTANT
PeAamming Tue business OF ihe session and would rc-
p'tt tht earliest possible day Tor adjournment The
npuse hau uAlay spout more lime deuauns lht subject
VI hah "o'lH nave taken o do me husi-
ness ne hoped we hNlJtet would be disposed o with
"u ussioh hhu n lNi7 'ud moved Inc resolution De
l'leftta 10 the COMMITTEE on maj adjournment
MT huoDtli sald 100 man wac more ANXIOUS 10 adjourn
man ne was uut Nthfu enpaihed upon am uuderLhnF
IN ~ We t""H nor lea'e nli u was finished lie hoped io
Oe "Nle I'd AJ'uh ori''e tAt time named 30 the usu.u
u', At an events 10y hh u"ei Out l' Gay we cannot hN
Hs uhe
'I MINER q" iomfet IA a member OF me committee
on ma aolounment reported what course the committee
MetetakihB ana what examination they had made rcla
i've 10 hAlns me uns ior Appointment
ne moion OF Mr Henry Nai agreed 20, and the Ieso'
lu W.. 5eieityu 20 'he committee on adjournment
Mr hunton reported resolution relating 20 the ccc
ton Of members Of Congress, that some legislation
necessary II the elections are 70 be ia March next n
STEAD OF september.
hep0'%-by mr. stone, for select committee IN favor
o. ohHpie q OF the revision entitled or guardians and
wards WIN amendment hHteed 20 and third reading
ordered By Mr. Hubbel iu- committee on claims, a. .
galhsl an act day homas Williams third reading re-
FUSED by MI hubbe for select committee, in favor n
nAepoposal u amendment 10 chapter liz ui the re-