Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-30

amendment Of ch lO2 Of the general statutes relating
Prom the House No "A, for the preservation Of Ash
in Lake Memphremagos 10 the general con.
BY Mr Farrar' in relation to the weight Of grani to
By Mr Richardson, to pay Alpheus George to on
Claims
BY Mr. CLARK Of Rutland in amendment Of section G5
Of chap 50 " the general statutes relating 20 Bank re-
iefed, on motion Of Mr CLARK Of Rutland 70 CON on
Banks
ny Mr CLARK Of Rutland continuing the charter Of the
Bank Of Poutney; % com on Banks.
Egrosscd BiAs Senate bill i2 in addition to act for
the distribution of the general Statutes pas-cd
House bill %, in amendment Of section 20 o chapter
22' Of the General statutes relating TO Union Districts
wss passed in concurrence.
JOINT Rss0iti0R-By NJ Rchafdson, sustaining the
late Proclamation Of he President calling Tor 10000
troops and pedgng individual efforts b
10 raising the quota of Vcrmonti adopted on the part
Mr. Farrar moved to reconsider the by which the
third reading o House b 80, 20 incorporate the Jeri-ho
on mod1n u Mt tarfsr, ihe brill laid on the table
On motion VI Mt bradford, the Senate adjourned.
uOusE.
E7gyoucd 5iis -llouse bills % in addition 20 ca rs
Of the general statute, in relation 90 public budA
grounds and 33 amending ch lO2 OF the general sat
utcs, were passed.
House b i3, amending sec % Of eh 100 Of the gen.
ere statutes entitled of pounds estrays, lost goods and
unclaimed property stored With Whnhusers, was e'nsd
cred.
Mr. Wheeler Of South Hero hoped the bill would not
pass IL would oppess many poor people who ought 10
have 'he privilege Of pastuung their cows in the high
way.
section Of the statutes proposed 70 be amended.
dr Shaw Of Darlington moved that the bill be ordered
/ 10 lie agreed TO-
mend ch q of the general statutes, relating 20 the
board of education aud ts secretary to com ON educa
/ iiou.
Mr Shaw Of Burlington called up House bill 16 grant
ing state pay drafted and substitutes aud AID TO
their families and moved to amend the lst section 50
10 give this aid 20 those in service and making
/ provision for those who inay hereafter be drafted
He thought that if 90 raise OPS by yolun-
ieering ought TO make marked difference between
/ drafted men aud volunteers.
Rewards given not more pay for services than
10 induce men 20 enter service. u as much is given 70
mcn IL thcy happen be drafted would be II they
should volunteer they wi" OF course await their chances.
Z The amendment was adopted
Mr Shaw moved to amend further. 50 that the lil
should give state pay % such drafted men as we're resi-
dent ciuzcns of this state
The amendment was aErecd Co.
Mr Shaw moved to amend fliher so that the troops
hy the bl volunteer militia agreed Co and tugtuss-
ment and 80 read ng Of the tid ordered.
! Reports by Mr. DDaHe. for the Judiciary com ol a
resolution directing hem inquire into the provisions
Of 70 ia SO Of the general statutes that is mex.
pedieut 20 modify ssil section.
or o1m on Ella, MS adversely To- IIou,e bills S. TO pay
Abraham Latue and others 10, 20 relieve The town oi
Pomiret "a, % relieve the toEn Of Reading and s.
% relieve The town of y and these bills wrte rejected
or Judiciary com. in favor. with amendmen IS, o
House 0l 3D. amending form "a ch l27 OF the general
statutes.
.ii,,,,,lc,-i
Mr Cook of clover moved TO reconsider the vote OF
49,. l.... %. |
On motion Of dr Wheeler Of South Hero 'adjoume d
ev>,rv
Rcad0g of the Scripture, mud prayer by he chaplain
The journal of yes,cidil read and approved.
Bus fcferrrd From the House, II So, altering th'
name o' oltan n '4f'nAIii 70 seuvtA S3l
"l -' ''.'' . la ~ .''''" ''iF'
mining 'mpin{ 10 '' % on mahuiioilffs
BY MI Cmld IN addition 10 en- - Of the geh'fa
statutes relating 70 he repairs Of highways to com of
prinuug
hJcr" rot Jldiea ary com against senate OH 90
amendment o. en- ~ aL thc general statutes relating 10
grand si imfd r'acing reh cd
by VII beane zoo com on mlliafy au'.is' ".tn9ut eN
pressing 10y opinion on 'he resolution in regard to or
ganlns the HIu OF me state aud asking 70 be eXeus
ei itom h 'erheI gonslletaillh thsieoi on m9uon
Mr CLARK OF Bennington, the restitution wa. l.d upnr
the table and made 'he special order FOR ~ O'CLOCK
thls aitet"g9h. d..
senate tHl L. 10 Atefannn or eh 20 ~ me geneIa al
statutes relating 10 repairs of highways and bridges
which had been made the special 9rder for ihis time was
t-Aen up, wen w e,S ,n'Ee1 70 G'nena uy s'tNis.
enl iHe Hf-t se'u'lt ~ ihe Nii dsatieed tn M
Child. said ae com d not lhink 'h ch 25 needed ans
alTAu'" an cases '.o snmeleuip provided i'1 unHf f'
he present A+ In 'efy many places 40 ne state th'
hN payers prefer n WORK nui ihel' tax nli the low m
WEN o ,'e'' l.e 4N m m nel 'aey can 90 81 unatr tn.
ptee,I' '4N. 't ~ St' .ut ui'uy' ui. P'ts,
Jaw town might r'i'e Tax oi esh'een or t"cnY cen
upon I'D. o'.'' "Nn A""l lt-n ''''u ulsut no. I'a.
sept II Nonid "l ui a com 'ittue io"G' ne W'u-ll
the unor N throu- houf the state should hetNeny h''
cents on the dollar nca gtctuy changed sine,
the passage n tne present law.
NJ Saf1d said that before hc had been elected 70 this
honorable BODY, h- had he'd he ot ofblgh way survey
or and boz his experience much more can be done when
the tax plio ln money hAn when t Is paid in labor
therefore DE should vote against the passage Of hi'
bill
MI Cree SAID De vas g'd 10 see that tins Legislature
was not willing 'o make ani unnecessary changes ~ m
present laws, out De Thought Nltfe Fas muth merit u
fhis biiI it hAd uCcn clearly demonstrated that tig ne
teen cents on the dollar Is not Nihcent ln hardly aul
town iu the state lie Thought lhat u waa very ueoea
saD @ have uniform iaw throughout the state, and
favored The passoR' OF The uiIl
who would nnt NofS' even II ihey were pnd = t aud
" they would not Keep the roads iu repair hc ana mol
tbnk D. would be accomplished by the passage Of the
ii.l This bill expressly acknowledge tha labor i'
money
Mr Bass sad ihit we, by reason OF The Law allowing
the tax u be paid either n nouey or 10y aoor were dong
an injustice 70 many pe1,e Of The State. Those wh-
paid their tax in money tid not really pay only three
hths as much as those 0hn paid II by labor lie hoped
the bill would pass
MI Clark Of bennington said there was nothing n The
law which required dollar day To be paid to those VIII,
WORK on me loal lie hau frequently ptlu dollar aut
quarter day,
NJ kng.e,by thought that before We pass such bill
we should ind whetArr 70 would be advantageous 70 h'
mgl'ny ui the people in me state
IL "a' ur - presume tnat as the com had reported
against TINS bill they had i1und hat IN majority Of r
stances tax Of eighteen cents upon the dollar rs su
cleut ne present Ia" MAJ been m operation since ih
lounaauon OF NE state and was itr 10 suppose tha
IL cost more 70 Keep ihe Ioada IA repair when hey "e