Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-11-13

be- dismissed The existing institutions could noud
sone way 10 tfcc desirable union. This the fea'
son why he was opposed to the bill.
Nj Daniels rose r. cofrecta wrong impression ubi,h
had been derived from his remarks yesterday with regard
10 the value Of this land lie said he had known ,b
sands of acres sold fir taxes. We must moi brow a.,
state into debt II this bin passe he had no dpub, tbs
state would incur deb " shutdfcd thousand dola,.
before the thing Is done Tie could not 20 home % nj.
people AZ er 30 butdening the State WV
Mr. shaw said there was not one provision In the hill
ffom beginning to end by which the state would become
involved In expense II We d. establish the coll.,c
We lose the right to take advantage Of the appopnan
The people ready for the measure and We arc ns a.
ready ever shall be Now above all Others h tb
time TO act upon IT, lie had heard no argument aeAnst
the bill which would weigh with the people
Mr. Daniels inquired why there was not provision in
the bill to hold the state harmiess AN public noe le.
cost more than their appropriations. We ought not 10
suffer THIS hng to go OUT Of our hands without guarau
tees
Alr Fisher Of Cabot said this bill had had due discus
sion. There had been skirmishing heavy ARTILLERY firing
the booming VI batteries and the rattle Il muskruy
both sides lie had been exp ctirg to hear some dis
charge Of four hundred FOUNDER, that would knock the
bill higher than ke. but he had not heard b. Jcf
There ae no grave reasons against the bl Every thing
seems to be Ia favor Of its passage The gumCna Of
expense To the state are mere mounshne.
On motion Of Mr. Comiugs Of Greensboro, hc previous
question was ordered the main question was then or
derd TO be put and gn hat the yeas aud nays de-
manded by Mr. Chandler.
The yeas were IS, aud the nays 70, the bill VA,
not dismissed.
In The bill hon August 10Th to November lst 1854.
/ MI Parker moved TO amend the amendment 10y "a.
] ~
Mt Miller Of Winston favored the amendment Il the
gentleman from Chelsea, and il agreed to-
Mr. Fiske moved to amend by making the &C, under
the control q all future Legislatures agreed TO- aud the
bill ordered 20 a third reading.
/ On motion Of Me Dwinell the on mileage and de-
bentgres we're granted leave TO s during the session VI
Reporn.-By Mr. Deane. for committee Of way, and
means, asking TO be soharged frUm further consdera
ton OF l02, 20 pay certain state officers for extra se
vices, which had been recommted them after Us "a
reading The leave was granted. Mr. Dcane made a
statement Of What had appeared before the committee
Mr. Fisher Of vsrgennes moved commit 20 amend,
by making the bill pay the Treasurer, John Page No
teen hundred instead u ten hundred dollars disagte,d
10
Mr. Rounds moved to commit to amend 40 as to make
the bill pay Geo Davis the quafefmAstcr general,
seven hundred aud fly dollars Tor services commis,a
~ after some debate, agreed to- and the amendment
The bin then passed
Bi0 introduced BY Mr. Rounds making provision
for military expenses and the payment Of oounres app
propnaing $4,000 and authorizing the Treasurer 10
borrow money TO com Of ways aud means.
On motion Of Dir Ballard, adjourned.
AFTERNOON
h SENATE.
Reports BY Mr. Cree, FOR com claims against s
43. 70 pay y Mathcss; Sd reading refused ALSO by
~ in amendment Of acc IS, q CHI i23 Of the general
statutes entitled "Of the state Itson", ordered 10 e
BY Mr. Clark o. Rutland for com on finance. against
81 relating to the salaries Of probate Judsss Sd read
ing refused
By Mr. Cushman, for com education, with amend.
mfut, o., providing tf the sale Of the land Ecfp
cciyed under the act Of Congress, approved July %
1865 amendment agreed and the bill ordered 20
third reading On motion Of Mr. knglesby, the rule re-
curing the eugrossmcnt, sc was suspended and the b
was passed.
BY Mr. Child. Tor select com recommending repairs in
the state house.
By Mr. ChHd., Tor com on roads, against SO. ia
amendment Of sc %, CD 100 Of the general 'stutes
laiug 10 pounds aud csuals
Mossrs Stafford and kuucshy advocated The bill.
Mr. Child opposed the bin and is third reading WAS
a.. "A. g... L.. ... ..,.,. 81 -. 80. .I...- ..-. 81
80. to pay Susan II Eastman 500
Mr. oioughlon called upon The com Tor Statement n
facts. which was given BY Mr. Cree
Mr. Stoughion aud Mr Peck then advocated the BILL
Mr. Peck moved TO amend by adding TO the ~ord eighty
agteed TO-
On the question Of ordering the bill a thrd readiug
The yeas "ee ", and The wire r. and the Pc..
dent gave the casting vote ia the Affirmative, the 80
reading ordered
The bin then read the third time the r,le rsqu.f.
ing its engrossmeni having been suspended.
Mr. kuglesby opposed the 5l on the ground that be
was opposed 20 establishing the precedent Of refund ng
ihe money paid toward The building q the house
Mr. 81 ugo'on said that when such bill as this is
placed before us be could not snswe 90 by saying that
although your claim is just Que cannot erant h. be.
cause it vii establish bad precedent he hoped the
bill would pass
On the question Of the passage Mr. Hooonb demanded
The eA And nays, and the bl sas passed, IS TO a.
by NJ Bean ior general committee, Il l65, 20 iucof-
pofate me lrasnurgh Az edurt Company passed
icssed - 40 in amci dneLt Il Oh 10 n the general
siaiutes I'iaing Co thc militia.
Hou bt4s rcterref III TO encourage volunteering
On motion of Mr. W liams. 10 % thc hole Senate
be bii provides that one hundred dollars shall paid
TO each recruit flom the state TREASURY,
l02, pay state officers for eSus services com IN
claims ia, proYid ~ ihe purchase Of safe hf e
office The secretary Of stat i1 the com GA finance lh,
% incorporate The chelsea Cemetery Association Co gen
eIal com.
l4s was returned from 'hc House with refusal 10
agtee 60 Tue amendments ~ thc Senate on motion 4
Nj Stou. h nu, thc Senate voted tn insist.
Joint Resolutions by Nh Child. that me Goytfnof
authorize some suitable person To make repairs n The
From the House, granting to The messenger, 800 ihe
i1use the same pay As is allowed 20 che members
Mr. MiiliAma moved t1 amend by adding tAc NAMES n
Geo Washrutn, T. Scout and Hafyty.
Opposed BY Mr kiehaIds1u, anu disagreed to.
The res0lutilu was adopted.
Re. olaf,on by Sir Hdlcomb. that when the Senate
adjourn adjourn to meetat o'clock This ,venIss
adopted
Mr. stevens moved that the Senate resolve itself into
committee nf % whole GO consider l2l. encourage
volunteering, agreed 20, and the Chair appointed Mf
Richardson chairman u the committee
Mr. Stafford moved 90 strike out the third section which
provides that the bounty shall be subject
process disagreed Third and fourth sections were
severAily agreed 20.
The question being whether the committee should &C.
port fi'oraby the bill debate ,nsued Of which
faithful reporter hAs given several pages OF minutes
but as all remaining will be required record the
action. rather than the speaking u both Houses aud
the bill was FUN, d scuss In ne House We nust rele
anty postpone the report least and probably omit M
The bill opposed by Messrs Child Bradford Clak u
bennington aud Lyman, and supported by Messrs VII
Hams, Hoicomb, bottum aud Nichols, when the commit
tee rose and the Senate Adjourned
HOUSE.
feHeh-h 40 10 incorporate the Nhelseh cemetery
association III. TO authorize the purchase OF sale
oI the office Of secretary Of state A. apprupraung
additional sum for the improvement Of the state library,
aud AZ, relating to the powers of the auditor Of &C.
counts
49, amending oh SO Of the general statutes relal-
ing 10 the < aud ist : passed
II Is, granting state pay to the drafted aud aid
to their families. returned from the Senate with a.
mendment agreed TO
lao relating 10 certain claims against the state
was returned from the senate with amendment dis
agreed to-
Il 1856, 10 preserve fish In Stiles pond in Waterford
was returned from the Senate with amendment agreed
TO-
Senate biH' refeyred.-lS to incorporate the Union
mlDing company TO com ON corporations
A. no addition TO ch no bf the general statutes re-
lAung 10 the militia TO military Affairs
J Fefti0n by Mr. Woodward. Of Arthur NJ Pearson
and 50 others u the invalid corps, asking state pay.
Mr. Woodward called for he reading u the petition ana
called up, House bill l46, to grant the prayer Of hepe
tiuons,
MIR Fisher Of Cabot moved 10 amend the bill, making
provision for return Of rolls the from the Nt
mont regiments agreed to- and bill ordered to Sd feaa
ing.
Mr. Wheeler called up the bill providing for soldiers
voting The report Of the Judges OF the supreme court
as TO ITS cousttuuionaiy then read by tie clerk
owing To the lateness Of the hour 1t mmaoueahe
for them TO consider the question and make the eo'
desiIcd
Mr. Wilson Of Bakers6ei moved that the bill BE- com,