Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-11-06

Reports BY Mr. Huntingdon for general rom, A.!
vef,ey to lgl, TO pfeservs fish In artificial ponds 81
reading refused.
BY Mr Dou, for com on military affairs to whom was
referred the petition Of Hickcock aud othrrs, pray
ING hat the members Of Congress be instructed 70
deavor To- secure eq1al pay 10 all United States soldiers
without distinction Of color report by joint resolution,
IN accordance with the prayer Of the petition, which
adopted.
By Mr. B,erts. for com of ways and means against II
": TO amend sec Y eh l26 of the geuers statutes
Mr. Dou advocated the bill Tie said the present law
did not pay sufficiently the probate judge Of Rutland
districts
Mr. Pennock Of Morrstown proposed nterroga gatores to
the com, which were answered by Mr Bverts.
MI Penn0ck then advocated the bill He said that In
small districts the relative expense Of keeping the office
was larger than in more populous and quoted in
stances In proof and particularly Lamoe county. lie
cited other showing the inconsistency Of the present
law. n said the county " L,mole had sent
soldiers than any other district Of like population and
had had the misfortune III lose
MI Deanc said 1t was unquestonable that some al.
eraons Of the present law might become necessary du
ring the coming year. But IL would be better to wait
ill next session. when could have the reports from
I the several probate officers
Mr. Dor said that perhaps Il might be true that Il
would be better IN some respects 10 wait al another
year but in others not and when 50 good measure w
this i TO be adopted is never best 10 wait Sd reading
refused
! BY Mr. Deming. for com of ways aud means against
I II 1875 to tax dogs; 30 reading refused.
by Mr. Miles, for com claims, against II 4S, TO pay
Horace Pierce ID reading refused
/ BY Mr. Ram, for general com. in favor Of Il llt, to
! preserve hsh in Salem Pond 81 reading ordered.
By Mr. Pennock for claims. II l3l, relating u
the duty Of Auditor Of Accounts Sd reading order d.
by same. against the petition Of - Nutter and
others to pay q q Nutter pett oners had leave to
withdraw
BY Mr. Robinson for com to make up the grand H.,,
u l29 legazng the grand list OF the Of Reading
81 reading ordered
By.Mr Atwood, for same com. II ii2 legaliniog the
grand list Of Marshheld Sd reading ordered
BY Mf Deane for com Of way and means, adversely
to II p, t1 encourage volunteering
Nj Dwne of Marshheld moved that the bill be
YM Fu II nod. IL.
afternoon next agreed to
BY Mr. Wilson. for e'm claims, to whom was re-
fercd the petition Of Thomas Pose for balance OF
pay due him for experimenting construction II State
House that in their opinion the said claim has been fully
adjusted aud settled
Mr. Chandler called for the reading OF the petition and
offered resolution that the Governor be authorized
appoint commissioner to adjust the between the
said Powers and the State Tie then interroga
tories to the oomaittee, which answered by Mr.
Wilson Of Troy and Mr. GO3deil Of Bratteboro Mr.
Chandler then earnestly advocated the adoption Of the
Mr Hinekley Of Chelsea opposed it He thought the
committee on CLAIM was sufficient tribunal To put
the committee aside would set bad precedent
Mr porr agreed entirely with he gentleman from Cnel
Mr. Colby thought the com had not Investigated the
merits OF the case being pfcluded by the receipt n DR.
Powers. He said he would against the resou ion,
and IN case it was not adopted, If no else did IT, he
-hould move to tecommit the petition with instructions
= the com TO proceed toinycStigae the on its merits
and report accordingly
The question being on the adoption Of the resolution
and the resolution was reiesred~vrns % nav, i50
Mr. Chandler moved to recommit the petition with in
70 me com to examine It without reference to
'", ~, ~ ~ P'e,,'ously Fl'en oJ he peluohe' -
Mr Dorf read an extract from the journal Of the House
n,,tt i ,as Wv ''p0i' VI Tue 0On u" o'A"'' oh 'ne
( The motion to rscomtnit was disagreed to
n..s ntoased by Mr MaeomoeI OF Essex to IN
X, NJ rb.nlo SSae'Hhy yHy " eon , on euue ~ aon ~ Al
ch no. Of the general statutes relating the militia
com on mih' ~ snats'
n] Mr Reed oil Montpeher''to pay Joel Fostet Jri to
IN " oI N eIahs 80
the militia.
Mr Chandler moved that the bill be ordered to lie
NTed NuTedIm' 20
VI. rNei VI Ne,gshhes "oNfu thAt the Vnle % o. ue
House oI9ernR the "a reading o Senate 4bl ~ he re-
agreed TO- ana the o returned TO the sen
ate At % ,hei, r,9aest
ny ~ .oA'S'er o. MluneseA' IN teiauon To common
'-h1on Wu p ~ ~ oS1n Sk,@ on On e9uoAtlon. -
mr Reed OF Montpelier moved by request, that when
We We House aoJ 'urns 1t be to meet M4 o'clock Monday
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on motion Of M Dopb of Warren. ,diournod
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EXECUTIVE
The Governor has approved and signed bills origna-
I ung "a me house OF me following tues:
Of the peace in certain criminal prosecutions -
10, b 20 ssaIs ss ahe grand list o' the town OF WIN
H. %. To amend sec 73 chap 49, Of the general stat
H. As, To change the name Of caiisia BALDWIN
~ o. IN auulilon 70 sec 8 ehSp ~ OF the general