Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-19

lature, Monday afternoon, in addition to what We
have before published;
In the senate Mr., Nichols, for committee ON
military affairs, reported favorably with proposals
OF amendment, House bill I6, giving State pay
to drafted men and aid TO their fan.ies; amend
ment adopted and bill read the third time and
passed in concurrence.
The special order-senate bill TO incorporate the
Vermont State University and associate colleges
was taken up. MIR. Bradford and Mr.. Nichols
opposed the bill Mr.. stevens favored it, and ai-
ter amendment, on motion of Mr.. stoughton,
by inserting, LIST November in place OF 18th of
August as the limit OF time for union of the coll
!eges, the third reading OF the bill was ordered
by yeas Is, nays 10.
(On Tuesday, as has already been published IN
the HERALp, the bill passed the Senate by vote
of 20 to So #N
The House bill providing that towns may raise
money to pay bounties TO drafted men was passed
In concurrence by yeas 3, nays 4.
In the HOUSE, Mr.. Wilson, for Committee on
Elections, reported in relation 10 bill Proyiding
for soldiers voting, resolution that said bill be
referred to Judges of Supreme Court for their
opinion of its eonstitutionality adopted.
Mr. White, for Committee on Education, re-
ported against bill relating TO the division OF the
town school fund third reading refused.
The bill authorizing the Governor TO oner
bounty OF one hundred dollars per man to voiun-
,eers, was taken up aud read the third time;
Mr. skinner OF Barton, moved TO amend so as
to include those who have ENLISTED or may enlist
under General order No. 2, or otherwise to NIL the
last call
Messrs, Deane of Cavendish, Pennoek OF Nor
ristown Bruce of Pomfret, Woodward OF West
lord Fisher of Vergennes, Albee 4 Ludlow,DoFr
OF Rutland, Fisher OF Cabot, and Others opposed
the bill and MesSrs Rounds OF chester, Bnllard
OF st Johnsbury, Dwinell Of Marshneld and
others favored it.
The House refused to dismiss the bill by yeas
80 mats 1902: the amendment proposed by MI.
skinner of Barton was adopted, and the bill
passed, yeas Ill, nays 3d.
TUESDAY, Nov. 10.
The proceedings of Tuesday forenoon we have
already published. On Tuesday afternoon iu the
SENATE, the following proceedings were had
Repeatedly Mr. Clark ofRuland, forCommittee
on Finance adversely to House bill Flo. 81, reia-
ting to Salaries of Judges of Probate; third read
| inf refused
BY Nh Cushman for the Committee on Eduea-
| ton, favorably with proposal of amendment, 10
Senate bill No. So providing for the sale OF land
scrip donated by Congress amendments adopted
ON motion of Mr. Englesby, the 2lst rule wa'
suspended, and the bill was read the third timt
| ard passed -
Third Reading of BtH-Senate bill No. Al, il
| amendment of chatter ITO of the General Statutes
| relating to the Militia; passed .
| HesoI,tiouS--That when the Senate adjourn, /
| adjourn to meet at l-2 o'clock this evening a.
| greed to.
| BiIls-From the House, No. lO2, giving exfr'
pay to certain state officers; to Committee OF
| Claims.
House bill No. l2l, an act to encourage volun
| teerng 1900
THE bill authorizes the payment of 500 bount,
| to volunteers.)
Mr. Williams moved that the bill be committee
to Il commit of the whole Senate agreed To- :.
Mr. Stephens moved that the Senate resolve IL
self into a committee of the whole, Tor the con
sideraton of House bill Ill TO encourage Volui
| teering agreed to. :, =.
After some time spent in consultation, the com
| mittee arose, reported progress, and asked leav
10 SIT again leave granted, and on motion
Mr. Bottum,
Adjourned. a
| HOUSE,
Senate bill appropriating an additional SUI
(sseoI far the Improvement of the State Library
Tho House concurred in the Senate amen'
ment of the bill to pay bounees 10 oraIted ihe
Petitiop--By Mr. Woodward, of Arthur
Pearson and So others of the lnvahd Corps, asl
n woodward called for the reading of the p
tition and called up House bill llo, TO grant u
prayer of the petitioners. -.
Mr. Fisher Of Cabot moved to amend the bil
!. making provision fol return OF rolls the same
c from the Vermont Regiments Bgreed to ana 0
T | ordered to third rea ling.
: proyiding for soldiers voting. The report OF T
| JUDGES OF the Supreme Court as to It's consult
tionalty, was then read by the clerk. OWING
4 the lateness OF the hour 1t wes mapra9tca.o9ie
: | them to consider the questiou' oii' i'i' '
| port desired. -,
|. Mr. Wilson of Bakersfield moved that the bill
G committed to member to amend by STRIKING
i. section Il and insertnga PROVISION Una. ene -
T. should not take effect until the Governor sh
u have submitted the same to the supreme Cou
i and cot their decision that it is constitutions
!, agreed to and third reading ordered
Joint ResoIutions--By Mr. Fisher OF Vergenn
IF granting the same pay to the messengers OF I
| House as the members are allowed adopted.
By Mr. Wells of Waterbury, requesting our ~
II ators and Representatives IN Congress 70 use IN
| influence to secure the repedi oi inc @ooo ei"'
| in the CONSUMPTION act.
10 ON motion of Mr. Fisher of Vergennes, REFER
le to the Committee on Military Affair.
= BY Mr. Daniels of Grafton, requesting the SCI n
II tors and REPRESENTATIVES, in Congress to use IN
ofI nfinence to favor the ship canal between the
N | sissippi river and the lakes; adopted.
70 Resolution-By Mr. Wilson OF Bakersfield p
Of yiding for an evening session, tonight, 10 co
" mence at half past six. .
= Hans BiUs Passsd-l55 granting state pay
s the soldiers in the invalid corps. l75, to prov
!; for soldiers voting. :.
- Reports.-By Mr. Reed for Judiciary Commit
= against IL. 80, TO repeal an act exempting the
1t DIV of IT, NJ. Bates from arrest; third reading
At fused. ~, r
By Mr. Bull, for Committee under Attn 30
rs Rule, bill relating to the land scrip on mot
n of Mr. Chandler ordered to lie.
\. Nv Mr. Hyde for Committee on Roads, ma)t
W ty report in favor of IL. 8, to incorporate the
rs sex County Railroad.
IN On motion of Mr.. Wilson, ordered to he
:" made the special order for 2 o'clock and 10 m
.. utes this afternoon.
10 At that hour the bill was again taken up an
N third reading ordered
ne OF the Committee on MileageIt THAT they
L amended their report according to the instruct
\ of tina House. On motion of Mr.. Dwinell, the
~ port was read and adopted.
K, BY Mr. Deane, for the Committee on ways
o. Means. with amennment, II. LIS, to encour
. volunteering.
ne Mr. Shaw moved to amend the amendment.
O. This bill provides for the payment OF BON
at the time of muster into service, instead OF
- seven dollars per month. Mr. Shaw's amendm
p provides that the same shall not apply to vol
teers residing in this State without written c
sent of the selectmen
- Mr. Daniels opposed the amendment and oil
a. five nav men eighteen months in advance, t
they will desert. The will not last always,
ne We had not better pay for services that may
ne | be rendered Col Thomas has told us there VIC
i, be an army Of 500 900 negroes He was for lett
'n them do the fighting, and then we should no
e. Obliged to raise so many troops. tApplause.l
no Mr. Deane said he thought there was little TO
argument that the war would end soon. lie
an a.,l xha hill haeau 40 IL offered resent none