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


Prayer hy the chaplain
Jourual read and approved
House bulls read the third time aHd passed Title XII,
ch i9 relating 90 settlement Of paupcrs, with prop'sd
OF amendment Title Ny, ch 49, rel tung 10 iorciole en-
Rrfor by Mr. bradford for committee on Claims
Senate hil 20 pay thaycr also Senate bill 70 pay
Johu Il Edison Mr. Bradford said that these bills
pay fof making clothes or the N1rhheld company in
the ls Vermont re1imeut, who went ntl service with
their own uniforms which were hnciful than dura-
bile aud soon became ragged These persons made new
uniforms for the company At government prices 10y CON
tract They had made out heir accounts aud eschted
them, but tnoy were lost he Governor going out OF
office this time, the egs at their last session
passed an act provide i0t settlement, but required
miss,uers beurea certain time. The commissioners
not taking notice Of the fact Of heir being contrao
had refused this claim because they had they said
done as much TOT that regiment a. any other these
bills provided only for the yment ofg0Venmen prices
as represented 20 the committee.
House bills passed-kegulating mileage OF members
OF the general assembly, with proposal of amendment
Tte xy, ch a, relating % proposal of amendment
InS0UeHcy-Ihe Senate bill equalzing the appfopri-
aiiln of the property OF insovent debtors, and reaung
to assignment, vas laken up, being The special order
and debated at length being advocated oy Mr Edmunds
opposed BY Mr Richardson, and Nj CLARK Of Ben
niston' Pending the delate the Senate adjourned.
Prayer by Rev F. W Snelton.
Journal read and approved.
Resolution by Mr Hunton, directing the committee
Claims ascertain the amount due 70 the Commits
sioners for revising the statutes ana report BY bill or
On motion : Mr Cook Of Cabot, the bill relating the
issue Of small bills by banks taken mp aud third
readug ordered.
On molten Of Mr Deuison, Senate bill containing chap
ters 62 40 VI the revision taken up pending
motion 20 amend, the motion was withdrawn.
Mr. Chande. moved 10 amend by adding ptoytso 10
chapter g. that the provisions Of This chapter shall not
apply 90 any action Of action prior - the pass
ageof this act but in such the law now IN iuTce
shall apply On motion Of Mo Gardner, orderedto lie
Rep6rh-By Mr. Huhbell, on the resolution 10 pay
Edwin Gilman for loss by IRE occassioned by the en-
campnent Of the 9Th regiment that they had heafd ne
parties aud in their opinion the said Gilman had iaied
to make out any legal OF equitable claim against the
state The committee discharged from further cin
sderatou Of the subject
AiLIrIA HGLL.
/ On motion Of Mr. Gardner, the House went INFO oom-
nitiec II the whole on the organization Of the muA
/ (dr uunton la the chair)
Considerable discussion had upon various proposals
N amcndmcut. The report of the committee was gea'
/ orally sustained
M Stone moved to strike out the 30 section P'ovd-
ING hat CON mis Toned officers when ordered into service
shall be- tailed from the roster lie aid mat me men
ordered or drafted into service should have the night %
elect their own hier or II was Their coasiitu i"nal
/ ight
Mr CushmAu explained the action Of flhf'ommi'Iee
lie said they spent long tine in considering mat sec
ton. He views were similar n those Of MI hh'"' p'