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

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ase enhstmen,s INTO the invalid corps hcy had found
ht sire dy enlsunents into that corps we're rapid But
N nip net ctby n This biu enough 90 defeat IL -
With regard TO return from the troops Ia ativc service
we have laws that every order Is properly subsantia
ted But We have no law compelling Off 'ofs OF the nva-
lid cofps 10 make such returns and hofefofc there
be fraudulent orders drawn II duty to guard the
treasury Another thing che United STATES government
/ has established This corps TO give employment aud re-
bencvoence W. understood that Ia addition to their
wages many o thrsr drawing pensions Tor their
disability. There Is such thing As making the pay Of
different departments n the service dspoportona,e.
Mr WoodWard argued the question further, and moved
that The bin be ordered 20 iie agrecd 20.
by hr pcnuock, for com on claims, II 100, relating 20
certain claims against the state 81 reading ordered.
by Mr. Fisher fur general COM substitute for II l37
TO preserve hsh in Stiles pond in Waterford Sd reading
ordered
/ Mr. Camp of Stowe moved that Mr. Hastings the mem
Der from Waiished, be excused from any further Atten
dance this session agreed TO.
/ House bill ~ laying tax on the county of Orange
or the purpose Of building jail was returned from tic
/ Senate with aproposal Of amendment agteedto.
House bill 90, TO amend 40 ch Sc of the general
statutes entitled "0f private corporations return
I ed from the Senate, with proposals Of amendment
House bin "a providing for me auditing Of accounts
and defining me duties Of audtot returned from
Ms senate S gih propo@l q mnsndmen and howe
was returned Rom The Senate, with proposal Of amend
senate BR reterrsa-No IS TO pay orpheus George
On motion Of Mr. Deming Of Arlington, adjourned.
AFTERNOOM
SENATE.
House 5il refrrea LIZ repeating sec 10 or ch 10
Of he general statutes entitled u exemptions 10 the
com on military shur, Il l3S to provide hlra'ies Tor
/ persons contn in Jai. TO The general com.
II j5, relating tl savings banks was taken up the
question being whether the Senate should insist upon It's
proposals of amendment tn which the House had reus
ed 10 concur
{ Mt Richardson moved that the senate iusis, on the
! proposa Of amcudrent agreed 10.
Third rreadiny Of oHs-senate bin 20 changing the
name of Edwiu fltvey if: read the third lime and
I on mo.inn oi Mf Saf I'd. ordered rul lic,
/ Rspgw by M iIsh. for majority Of general COM
I 4 pih 80 lor the Preservation oil tsh ia Lake Champan
I \ d to-. uibutaurs
Mr. saG,td or sei the bill he though, that this act
would do nJu5J 90 LARGE number 4 poor persons who
are aepehdent upon the fisheries for Their support
J Mr. Cushmau said that IL III fishes would all iema
upin the Vermont side u the Lake, he would have $40
ogecu'n 20 the O bus as they would not he Tho SHIT
nat Nrmoniers should have the same rights as New
Notkus he hoped ihe oi would not pas.
Mr. tngiesby favored the bill lie SAID that the bil
ory proposed 10 stop the fisheries With during the
spawning when the tsh the mouths u the
rivers Il is fact that the dsh in the axe have
decreased 20 very al ,rminy extent Win two excep-
tons the tslecs nearly all upon this side Of the
Lake. Alter the Legislature has been so generous To
the various other ponds and lakes In the state, he
. Of The State.
Mr Cl.Aman said be had resided upon the Lake Tor
forty h'e years aud in bis section the fish have NOT de-
. creased lu number
Mr Fish said ia hi, region, fr the last Eve years fish
nave been 're Pen inan for long time previous -
Mr. N,eAols thought that if we pass this bill, there
Aill be as many hh caught as ever but by New Yofk
era instead of by Nermontcrs II tnis bill is % pass II
ought io be amended as 10 prevent f,h from swim
ming 20 the New York side Of the Lake and, to
.ho Vermont shore.
Mt Engesby thou sht it very unfair way Of Arguing
To- throw ridoue upon a measure 1t is fact tha ,
th The exception 90 the southern part u he Lax ihe
New HurkeIs come 70 this side OF the Lake 10 bsh -
II this bul passes, IL is the intent Of huse living
upon the shore Of the lake to petition the legislature u
"a ht az d fe ew
years the hsh will be plenty m the lake, tha the
fishermen, instead Of being injured by this law, will be
Mr. Richardson s,id this bill does affect the ople Of
this side Of the mountain. he only thar fish be
caught 10 the Winooski oae Of the tributaries ( okc
ChmpIain, is in the sprng He hoped tne OH would
nor pass
Ncw Yots and Of Canada shall have passed sinar law
Agreed TO, yeas IA, nays
ON te question Of ordering the bill TO be read third
time Mr. Lyman demanded the yeas and nays, and the
vote was ytas q. nays 20
BY Mr. Eng,esby, for Judiciary com, against Senate
bill 49, 10 prevent frauds n the grnd list and TO equaiEe
taxauuu
On motion Of Mr. Chill, ordered to lit
by Mr. Gree, fof claims, against Senate bill lG,
TO pay Daniel Cook; 80 reid reused.
by Mr. Keith, for com ON military affairs, II l57 ex-
Panaioy Of Gee 49, Oh lJ Of tue Senera statutes rea
Saford called up senate bin 49, to amend sec 20 Of
eh 100 Of the general Statutes, entitled "PIuuds ana
Mr saGrd favored the bin. and Mr. Child moved to re-
COUNT the bul TO The com ON roads; agreed TO.
Mr. SaHjrd caedup House bin li7, relating record
ing the names Of the Vermont soldiers and officers
IA the United States service.
Mr. Stafford that he had found that all the records
of all the soldiers from Vermont now kept in the
office OF the sdutaut general
lhe bill Il passed win create great confusion and he
hoped Dc would not be passed.
Nh Child said the passage Of such law would be
greatly bench cia 10 the people of the By means
oi TINS Jaw" very many eeserers would be brought to
light IL would be of interest no friends 90 know where
each dies and Of what disease The expense viii
be cimparauyely IT fling
Mr Williams said he could see no reason why
thus bill should pass. such reports would from
district clerks would be received with much cred
ence a. is attached to the report Of the sduant general
which is approved by he United States and by state
ne Thought the paty fee Of would induce
district clerks to make greater efforts TO discover desert
crs
Mr. steyens also spoke briefly against the bill, and the
ihifl raCdng was refused
Sepa'e n "A, in amendment Of chapter no OF the
general statutes, relating 60 The enrolneut aud urgan
1au1n OF the militia OF the State, was referred 10 the
cum on military Affairs.
Mr Fish called up House bill 20. in Amendment Of sec
II " chap % # the general statutes, relating the
payment OF highway taxes IN money.
Mr Fish si,hdtew hs former amendment and MOI ed
70 strike hc rst and thd sections VI the bli and
nsc. ting lieu thereof TWO other sections, which allow
me discount or paymen m money to be granted at the
will Of the town itself
Mr. Fish spoke briefly in favor Of his amendment, and
Mr. Williams opposed it, and the amendment was lost,
yeas ., nais ~
Mr. Child opposed the bill, and the 81 reading
fused.
On motion Of Mr. Englesby, the Senate adjourned
HOUSE.
Plsoi-H III, to repeal 10 ch 10 OF the general
statutes relating exemptions IL l3a, provide lb
raiies for persons confined in Jail IL l66 90 preserve
fish in stiles pond ia the town VI Waterford passed
Reports -By Mr. Hosard, for military com, Il 100
70 amend ch no Of the general statutes relating mi
litia Sd reading ordered.
by Nj Domtng, for com Of ways and means, against
lol to pay the three years regiments bounty of $50
per man when they shall he mustered out Of service
Mr. Wheeler OF South Hero supported the bill
hr Demug said that whatever his views OF wishei
might be on the question, a member Of the be
fct obliged 10 report against IT, The soldiers not
expecting any such th.g, and have contracted for
such thug aud the could not feel that
ry is 50 overlooking TO warrant them in udulg
their sympathies lis easy TO draw blseaser TO take
money from the treasury than to provide ways and
means.
MT Abbott Of Windsor inquired OF the com what III,
expense would be. Mr. Deming said they did not hav,
the means at hand OF asoertainng but he nforme
by gentleman that 1t would amount 10 about twt
millions Of dollars.
Mr. Hinckley estimated at about and one hal
millions He for paying troops literally. but th'
Bta is grcAnng under too heavy burdens Of debt for
to pass this bill with impuAity Besidsfs II are
money now II should be applied present work
We have got men t. raise and II may great deal
The government is doing. and will du wei
for the soldiers II pays all is debts aud pays pensions
largely.
MIR Don opposed the bin, much account o
its expense but because il leaves Of the appropra
ton the families of those who have fallen in the strife