Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-18

not prevail. uowe,uIh ghiminded the gent emtn nan
q Senators Upham Nichols, Cushman, P,nnook and DA-
n and opposed by senate" Wood and Henry, aud
The bill was then supported by Senators Nichols and
Penn lck aud opposed by Senators Wood, HOLSTER,
williams Huchiusun and Henry.
The 90 was ttiected-ayos H. noes IS
On motion VI DIT Abbott the senate adjourned
HOUSE.
Reporn--By Mr. Ward, for com on ,ddoation against
h 20 amend 70 c22 relating to school districts
BY Mr. Hyde Tor com on manufactures. bill to incor-
roa'e Tyton non manufacturing co, win amendment
passed.
BY MIR Fletcher for com on banks senate bill extend
! ing he chartet Of staik bank passed
by Nc shtt, Tor select on bill to incorporate
scparA ayr cultufa COLI &C. that blanks tor OF
corporations shau filed by he iol wing nsmes .-
j in = Moiull, Edwin Hammond. Roierok Rchard
/ ,9n' h'gah Y svfana, NJ DOR, do,ace heuies
Washoume, q Wheeler, I w Parker, J. IL Tabor,
horace Fairbanks, Samuel II - vtns, g @ Benedict
and WAFER J Richardson. Also the fixing The mount
be taistd be locating the COLI re at SlOuoOJ The
corpofaors agreed 70 aud he bill ordered 10 lie
BIZ Mr. Nicholson for Judiciary com, against bill to
amend 10 ~ VI levy Of execution third aiding re-
d, Mr. Dwinnen for gen com. bill specifying when
oountes Of soldiers may be paid to amie' OF yoluu-
] ttttsi thtfd tcauiug.
by Nr Wilson, Tor com claims, against bill 70 pay
/ A T. bacnelder third reading refused.
10y Nj wilson, for com ON Judiciary against bill TO
',flsed.
by Mr. Lynde, for gen conn., against bill to amend gs
teauVe to enlargement Of burial grounds third readt
. refused
IN house eoneured in senate amendment Of bill TO
lfgtze lhe and list lrO, nOucono med In senate
amendment bill o amend 80 c ll3 s., uiscumina-
ING between tort and uespass, Mr. Nichol ON u Wal
hing o.d speaking some lentih against The senate A.
meudmrnt concurred IN senate ameuoment of bills to
incorporate hutland insurance aud Windsor manuiaet-
ing cos
TarHg leased lands-The bill defining property ex.
tmpt hom iaXatol Aud providing tax land. reserved
fffsr
cial order, anu the 4ues ion upon ms passage.
Mr. spear Ut brAinuee spoke at length u upuoslu IN
T. its passage he argued that the ps hted fh u the
state ought not 60 be dsegded oy The legislature upon
any pfetence To pass tho b would be br. ach OF ths
integrity Of h state, would be isresafdug former con-
uags, aud n erenR where the state had go right TO in-
teiier. The stat4 as dled upon by those VIII favored
the bl 20 set up hoA DO infancy, ike that which the
minor is suwed plead, when be desires dishonesty TO
escape from the responsibility of contracts which he has
made
Mr. Deane Of Cavendish concuued in what had been
said IN 1pposttoui the GILL; be Waseipecaly mpf, s.
ed with the c,nsderaton that the ate should sae'euy
,bue by IT'S contracts. The plight iaitn u the stat
a. been given wh.n these lands were leased and ne
honor anu mte ry Of The state were nvolv IN The u
The educational interest Of he state were also involved
Ia the question uroer consideration.
Nj b. of Rutland hougtt the bill in no view Of it OBJ
jecuonsble While appr eating fully The consider tons
advanced and pecisly those relating To- ,ducauo 81
Interests he was By such couslue a'ious 20 coneu-
just he opposite u That reached by the gentleman
hom CA'cudsh lDtaut) broad view Of the interests
u he state required that all taxable property shou oa
axed The leased lands or more surely improvements
upon hemi were 'aAaule property Inc ute 10 mem
was just as mach realty any other ownership Ii
should be taxed II The same way
Mr. Nicholson Of Wallus ford staed that the right Of
exemption que stiuu held by the tenure and
was lu.l sacred the lease itself Holding lands by
lease was not Ike ownership and should not be taxed il
The same way Or TO Ae ZANE ga eu'
MIR h. bard OF chelsea thought the gentleman from
Cavendish misapprebe ended ne intention II me bill -
There piuvisou tu 10 tax the rent VI leased
lands. Educational Institutions were n to lose any
part Of ia, ui these auds or to be taxed ia ANY
way. he proposition was u tax Improvements on
leased lands, aside from the wouh OF Che land ON which
rent b. paid rhebN would rather Tend O. aid edu.a
other general Interests u the state, uy cu Ne
ling taxation aud bringing greater revenue the
ire -ury. Justice aud equality require that property
held The property under cnsider is held, snoull
bear It's fair proportion Of the bur n' Of the govern
mert
Mr. Deane Of Cayendish not inclined grant tina
he he had UNDERSTOOD the true import Of the GIL
not necessary take the time Of tue house 10 ex
planning now he OIL would operate ds antAsfopsy %
educauOua of the Ii enough for niu
to that the fam 4 the state had been pnghted
Mr. Dolph of Warren moved the previous qutsion anC
II ordefed. Yeas and nays we're de- ed and resulted
O. % l2i So The House refused To pass the bill
Pay OF State o1iaep.-nr D-ane Of Cavendisn called
UP me b Tay pay 90 certain State officers, ia
torly epott d, with blanks filed by com on ways aue
mean-
Inc arst item was aftesn hundred dollars to Quarter
Mir tar,tow ofst Adams moved to make it two thou
dollars
Mr. Fe rim Of Montpelier favored this amendment,
House ordered first blank filed with fifteen hundred
dola's
second blank 10 pay Treasurer Page, was filed viii
fifteen hundred dollars,
Third blank, q pay Dugad Stuart, Auditor, was hllct
with hive hundred dol
Fouith blank 10 pa, Secretary Ct State Geo. W Bal
ley. ia allied with two hundred dollars and od
was ordered To third reading.
Senate bus ref rred -- o amend So relative u
TAXI gdeposi.ns; 10 com o. judiciary To Increase cap
ital siock n LamNlr coAuty Usnk 90 com on banks
To fine who ,nt. Be VOTERS IN town, sage, or sehoo
district meetings TO com on e'ecuous 10 amend 8 o