Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-30

boro called Tor the yeas aud nays The I'd reading was
d, Mr. HYDE for committee on roads, adversely to n
50 amending sec D. chap % OF the General stautesi
By Mr. Wilson. Tor committee on claims, adversely to
II ia, for the relic Of - Nenneri 30 reading re-
fused Also by the shine, adversely 10 II 80, to pay
Zera Strait Sd reading refused.
By the committee on town lines, the petition Of
Aaron Bcmis praying that his farm be set from Janai.
ca TO Windham, that 10 their opinion the petitioner
by Mr. Chandler for judiciary committee II 100, cX-
plana,ory Of chap l0o Of the General statutes relating
To mochancs aud other liens Sd reading ordered.
House bill l6 granting State pay to drafted men aud
aid TO their families, was called up by Mr. DOR. lie
moved an amendment, which was adopted, and the bill
On motion Of Mr. Fisher Of Cabot, adjourned
"WEDNESDAY. Oct rs.
SENATE
The President pro tefqpOre ia the chair
Devotional Exercises. Reading Of the Scriptures and
prayer by the Chaplain.
Jhe journal Of Yesterday was read and approved
Joint Resolution Prom the House, nstfuoting our
Senators aud Representatives. in Congress TO use their
influence TO such modification Of the Post Office
Law will allow packages 10 be sent TO our soldiers in
the army by mail ~ the same rate at which books are
now sent adopted ia coucuuenoc. ~
House BIS passed II II, TO esalize the grand list Of
the town Of Rupert for The years ls6D-l-z-d re
laug the changes ofnames g. for the preservation Of
fish IA Greensboro pond and 3d. in amendment Of chap
a. II the general statutes, " collection OF taxes
Reporis--By Mr. Cree. for the on claims Hill to
pay Milo l. Bennett $500 on motion Of Mr. Clark Of
Bennington, ordered To lie.
amendment Of ch % Of the general statutes, Of repairs
on highways aud bridges 30 reading ordered.
By Mr. Pollard, for com Agriculture against Senate
bill H. establishing the weights Of grain Sd reading re
fused.
By Mr. Child for com on Roads, II 90, authorizing the
town Of Woodstock TO raise money Tor the purpose Of
building railroad.
Mr. Englosby thought this bill was too important be
passed over without much consideration II would b.
bad prece eut TO allow town to vote money Tor any
such purpose. lie unwilling that such matter
should 10 before town meeting 50 as TO compel those
Nl aUU FHrH IN NfaHr fNn la hH afUHN Tn Nu
Mr. Stafford thought IL would not be bad precedent,
as 1t would only affect the town Of Woodstock. There
had been petitions sent to this body signed by the hcay
esttax payers Of the town Of Woodstock, and no remon
suanccs whatever had been sent
Child said that the Committee bad had the bill un
der consideration for long time Opposition had been
expected by The committee but far they had been
able 20 lcatn there is no opposition whatever This
road is Tor the accommodation OF the people Of Wood
stock, and there is no large commercial interest which
deay the expenses Of building VI the road IL must
be built by the people Of Woodstock He though, the
farming portion Of the town will be beneh ted by the
road, to an amount more then the twenty thousand dol
lars proposed To be raised by the tax the town.
Mr. Cree thought the reason u one appearing
to object to The bin TO be that the tax payers have not
received notice Of the proposed lie thought It
opening vide door TO allow town TO come 20 the Leg
isature and ask for authority 70 raise tax for amy pur-
pose, and especially So when notice has been given
10 the tax payers He hoped the bill would not pass.
Mr. Nichols thought this bill would establish no new
precedent. few years ago the town Of Rutland had
obtained permission raise for the purpose II
buldng aqueduc for the use Of the village This is
the night way IN which the road should be built He
thought the bill should pass.
~. Williams said that IL was the detention to build
the road by subscriptions but II there should be su.
Gent raised ol subscription be hoped that the whole
matter would not m because this body refuses to allow
the town to raise a tax
OF tbi boy baeysr the road viii be- pro6t.6e 10 he
town VI Woodstock or not. He thought that We should
decide the matter upon constitutional grounds lie had
Thought At fret MAI the act WAS unconstutonai but
upon comparison with the acts Of this aud other States
he had been compelled change his opinion. III hoped
'ls o'i T1o que ps sii
y '''u t.' ''V ~. ~ -, ''v'' lAN pa9is
~ w.. Wv" e,y s.' l.'n ~ m, ,H' 1870 ~ ,ne
.. ~ t ~ ~ H. IT, D,'', ,H g,y ,aA
PAYERS NW nave ,ishttr l'tu upon 'hen, II they Pc.
d " Jc t Si; a,i ny rea 'u ."V ,'uI ',,'
- - -. I 80. ~ 80
poor TAX payers men Women and children VINO campo,
w. p''''o,'- 4" "H az t KIN" NY '.'s
nay y. an ''' '' "J's"''' ne "'P'" "o OIL "'uu
"' , 9,.,. i. ....l ,, 49,. 80, - 49,
,,onl. NJ WoJ.toc ,arc M f,yr NJ mi. rss.,',c .nd
ne would be slad q do anything consistent wi'1 duJ
n', ' , t opi ~ was .s
b ... l.. 49, .t7 y - ~. t y. i Z
'u NN i'''lns 4tv n'o,ru =. .ey .le o.'
A,,d e., S1 -, '''' '''i VI ''''''s 80 '"'' "'
I'M, ,e;cry,G Nv Mr. Gre, ,el,,n, IN ,h,,,,,dli.,.
10 BeSs,a, ',n o,oy, o ,,,,.., tho Hon.. ,.,,
n, IN. ss,e H. hi "a ,.,d a., '''N'' ~ i''D'H
bank. 10 increase o., decrease heir number Of direets
,J a. stg,,d ,,,, -i ~ .d b., ,t,.,,,i 100 r
eiI VI Sii'ia r'ot'u 70 menu 0y Hnplhei
ds-re,',. IL. ,,.,,,c, ~ d,r.,r '-N' 10 f'''s''~ "
IA. ~. - 49,. -., .,. tt, q.
.eiJ ~, ~ s,,',,ifd ~, -. H.. -t H. "a, y. ~ ~ "
I Mr SaH5rd supoofted hi. amendment ''''
Mr. Rehatdso, o,r,,.rd a. MN And tho ,,,c,d,,e,,
Mr. Stafford moved u, Law tbo Mn ,nd ,u,rs,,sr, ,,,
! the Table: DISAGREED 10
The amendment was then rejected and the third read
4 ing Of the bin refused
Nlr Peck moved 10 reconsider tho vote by which ia,
third readinz of House m "a providing foT the reo,a
/ of paupers was refused agreed 10 aid on motion o
E Mr. RIcbarIsor The t.ll ps,s ordered No. iic
/ On motion Of sir Sfnuphtlu. tie Senate edourued
uousE
"NO'i
headnB OF me scriptures and prayer by the chaplain
journal Of yesterday read aud approved
Bus introduced by Mr Thornton restoring frien'
weeks TO legal nights and privileges 20 judiciary com
10y Mr WeHs 81 waterbury, amending ca 70 OF gen
eral statutes relating 20 highways and bridges to con
on roads
by Mr. smith Of Enosburgh. regulating the mileage o
members OF the general assembly ~ reading refused
by Mr Dou OF Rutland, IN addition 20 ch 30, entitled
81 general statutes TO Judiciary COM
7 aut means
hesotW'tOnS- by MT Daniels OF Dtaiton hNing th'
day Of final adjournment Tuesday morning next
MI Rounds OF hester opposed T..
Mr. Daniels SAID the general appropriation bill wa
coming up to-day aud he hoped n would be disposed OF
ana hs people requested MIN to come home when tina
was zone
Mr. burrows OF vernon moved that the resolution lie
( agreed 70
. by Mt Oomng1 OF Hfeehsb 70, That the presenla
uoh o. oils IN me House amer fnday next shall not b
IN 9iaef ADOPTED.
Jott fes0"t'ons-bY Mr. Daniels OF GRAFTON, liking
, ue gay OF hhal adjournment (safne as the other)