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

BY Mr. Peek for select com, House bill H. laying =
tax upon the county Of Washington passed.
By Mr. Bass for Printing against printing Sen
At Jl %, and il was referred to the judiciary com
BH introduced and ,eferred-By MI Stafford, in
amendment Of section ~ Of chap 100 Of the general stat
uies to the com on Printing Adjourned
HOUSE
Reading Of scriptures and prayer by the chaplain.
! Journal Of yesterday read aud approved
Bus introduced BY Mr. Dwinell of Marshheld 10
legai1e the grand list Of the town Of MArshheld TO
com TO make up the grand list
By Mr. Ri1iord Of HighgAte. explaining the exemp
ton o negotiable paper from trustee process to judi
By MT Psrn of Salem, preserve ssh IN Salem pond
| 10 general com.
By Mr. Fisher of Cabot, TO pay seven dollars per month
10 volunteers from this state the invalid corps on
motion Of Mr Fisher to special com Of i've members
Of the House
BY Mr. Chandler Of Woodstock. repleuishus the lakes
and brooks Of this state with 6sh on motion Of Mr.
Hinekley Of Chelsea, to judiciary com.
This bill provides that no ash shall be ca ght in the
lakes and brooks Of the state, except artificial ponds
for three years
BY Mr. Mann Of Brainirse, altering the time Of holding
the annual meetings in school districts 10 com on edu-
cation.
Resoiutions.-By Mr. Henderson Of Lyndon, that the
reading Of the journal " the Hove e dispensed with
during the remainder of the fcFsssn \ dissgreedio
By Mr. Burrows Of Vernon. that ts Auditor Of ao-
counts shall allow claims I'LL be shall have hrst taken
receipt In writing therefor from claimant adopted.
Biiis passed - Il 1872 restoring Friend Weeks to hi,
legal rights and priyil ges 1873, legazng the grand
list Of Rutland.
Reporfs.-By Mr. Reed, f,r tie judiciary committec,
the petition of Daniel Nceiham and others, with re-
gard pay fr drafted men, that IL is nexpedent
for the House no a.e further action the subject and
asking 70 be excused from further consideration Of
the pc itiuu and the committee was excused
BY Nr Watkins for tho general committee, adversely
TO Il ia altering the name Of Marshall Simeon Hun
gerford "a reading refused
BY Mr WOODWARD. Tor general com, substitute y 30,
providing for recording the names Of deceased soldiers
Mr. Deane OF Cavead.sh moved 10 strike the wo'd
" commonwealth and insert in lieu thereof the word
state :" agreed 10.
Mr Rounds moved to amend by striking out the pro-
vision paying the district clerks dollar year. and in
sertns in en- thereof provision paying them ten
cents FOR each record made.
Mr. woodward explained why the thought favora
bly, II this pro vision IN the iil
Mr. skinner Of Barton favored the amendment
Mr. Woodward also favored the amendment, and it
was agreed 10.
Mr Deane thought we ought tn act undersisndiuely
with reference the bill. We have already law pro-
vidng for these records be kept in the adut,nt
general office and it question with him II this
enough
Mr. woodward favored the bill on the ground that
people wanted thu records home, that they
could easily have access 10 them.
Il third reading " the bill was then ordered.
By Mr. Crowley. Tor com claims, against II Al, 10
pay ko, al Bumham Sd reading refused
By Mr. White, for select Committee, on petition Of
y wioshsm and others, praying for repeal Of those
sections Of the statutes iung public notice Of the in
euii0n OF marriage BE- given that hev find the law l.
odous 10 the people fails VI its object aud works against
public policy and they therefore think the prayer Of the
petitioners ought to be granted and so report bill TO
that effect.
minority report was read being reported by Mr.
Fsher and they reported resolution that the law ought
not 10 be repealed.
The ID reading n the bill was ordered, rs TO SO and
By NJ Wilson for committee on claims. II lSl, to re-
ieve William, Jonathan r. and Samuel W sumner Sd
reading orderal
House bin ? to promote the efficiency Of teacher in
stitutes returned from Sena'e with proposals Of
amendment, agreed 10
&, tta ltaf, II TIa.k oil
from Senate with proposals of amendment asreed to.
JosHt Resolutions BY MIR Wheeler Of South Hero.
Resoiurd That the thanks Of the general assembly
due and hereby rendered to the soldiers Of Vermont
officers aud Who do constitute. or have insti-
tncd part Of the great army OF the republic, raised
the purpose " crushing rebellion IL aupcy unparal
eled 10 the annals Of history. whether consider its
cause, process purpose for the patriotic zeal and
plorinus pramptifude which characterized their enlist
INTO the q their im,yrled feuniTy. their
good conduct in camp and field their patience under toll
aud suffering and especially for their heroic vslof aud
unshaken hrmness amid the perils Of battle, whereby
they h-ye contributed not only 70 the triumph Of the
sacred they offered their all to defend, but have
illustrated aud added brightness TO the honor and
glory Of our commonwealth that We pledge our'elves
stand by them th' end that our eft rs shall bt
generous earnest aud untring' = promote their com
fort increase their numbers, and help them in the a
chicyemFnt Of final success
ResoiUod That recognize in ow, but with pride.
fallen braves appreciate the sacrifice they have
made for aud counuy, and will hold their heroic
deeds in fond and grateful remen5rance and tender
t the hereAved our sympathy for the loss which they and
many Of her noblest def nders.
Mr. Fisher Of Cabot moved that the resolutions be or
dered lie. but after debate withdrew the motion.
On motion Of Nj Chandler the resolutions refer
red to the education.
By Mr. Wheeler OF South Hero
Res0iped, That the General Assembly OF the State Of
Vermont, with increasing adherence of the wicked
beion which the destruction Of beloved Re
public the fortress Of liberties and the hope Of the
world aud which has already the nation such fear
fu expenditure Of it's hest and nobest blood in
Of the assaults Of confederate traitors and their
sympAthzers appreriang the difficulties and embar-
which tue President has encounter both
account Of the magnitude and ferocy OF the rebellion,
aud the strange and mutual sympathy it elicin. now
bold and defiant masked with professions n loyal
ty and friendship the part Of those upon whose sup
port the county has paramount claims and conhdng
the wisdom integrity and patriotism Of Chic Magis
trate cordially respond his call for volunteers,
and trust exigcnoy will arise when such APP
peas the loyalty and patriotism Of the people Of Yer
mont will be made IN vain.
ResOred, Also that il is the first expectation Of the
people Of Vermont that the General Government will,
without hesitation avail itself Of the assistance Of all
suitable persons Of whatever color who will
ling enlist IN the service Of their country and that
unjust or inydious distinctions will be tolerated among
the loyal soldiers the loyal leople Of the land
On motion Of Mr. Fisher Of VeTgennes, referred TO the
committee cdacaiion.
From the Senate, authorizing the Governor TO appoint
commissioners 10 audit the claims Of Milo Bennett
gRinst the state.
Messrs Shaw and Marcy favored the adoption Of ;he
resolution Mr. Wilson of Troy favored il, and related
the deliberations Of the which had the matter under
consideration.
The resolution adopted in concurrence l0s to 90
On moion Of Mr. Cook Of Glover, adjourned.
AFTERNOON