Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-25

Mr. Wood did not concuf ia be opinion that there was
sufficient tine to 20 through with ihe usual course o.
committee u conference joint assembly would be re
quife1 elect certain officers named IN the bill passd
Ht hoped The course propustd, VI non occurring ana
requesting committee Of conference, would not be
Mr. Enge.by hoped ., fBcient time would be taken to
perfect DILL imporan as the one now before the sen
The bill, sta all rs PROVISIONS as pass by the
house would ia his opinion, cnst about milon of dol
lars Tie only desn ed that sufficient time would be tax
en- TO convince the people hat ali had been taken
in passing 40 important a law.
Mr. Barrett coacuued In opinion fully with the senator
from Chit. nden. Hc believed there was 10 necessity
proposed 10 the Dill he danger Dug the Worth
bifdtr that was deemed suihcitnt Justification for
his bill did not justly IT, The story OF secret danger
had been gr1wing like Falsahs men ia buckiam There
hrs two three thousand then ten thousand and
now twenty thousand men abiut u make an INVASION
nom lauada lie hal no confidence ia the story
Mr. eastman was prepared T. remain in session until
the first u JauuAty, II nccessafyto perfect the w -
Tue oil was TOO impor ant TO be passed Ia haste or VIII
out full elaboration. lie hoped the sena.e would non
concur.
Mr. Crane was willing that all che time required should be
taken, but he reason why GA this particular que,
uon there should be such An anxiety IL committee ol
conference. He hoped the senate would concur with
be IA tuse.
Mr. Nichols ex pressed the opinion that 10 would be 10
udic0us TO- thc uou-uo aud especially sd
as ihe session near Tvs CLOSE II money WAS -
be- expended he hoped 10 would be expended for mill
ia that would be Efficient. The b before the seuate
pr udei for what he believed would prove an Efficient
organz 'uon. 1t vas best TO adlt th,t, d an oBtn-
need d. Inc whole question udl peth aus
Gus ed thoroughly bOtn BY the leis ue aud the p"o-
pie He hoped tue senate w0-Id concur wi the house.
/ aud the Jl become ias
Mf henrj also spoke in opposition to concuuins with
the house
several senator's spoke a. some eng.h in support "
the notion sIder urgt4g that tuUse who favored
ug with the house desired simply 90 Kali the
Ut
Mr. Eng esby protested ayainst being placed loo false
po,uou fail inference To assu ue that sen-
aots desired To defeat they asked mat pro-
yer means in ght be taken perfect a. lnelr anxiety
go0a oil shVul rot BE- urncd into an acausa
In, senate refused to concur with the House by the
/ YEAs-Mssso Boitam, Clark Clement Crane, Dana
NithJls RI hm Ynd, kuUee, smith. Williams, Wuud-ll.
/ NAYs--Mcssrs Abbott, Allen, Bar eu, Chapman
Cushma EngbsOy, fish, h'nr, Lloart ho"stef'
Meauham Peuu.c b., Reed. Tabor, Wauace-l5.
Mr. Cha man moved % rr-ousider the vote disagreed
A0riculigai Colegs-lhe agricultural College bills,
the pioud.tg repeal he act Of la,tYear and ths
othe To inc1porats separate agricultural college came
up special order.
The iueu's Of ae two bills were nrgu,d az length ON
the question OF otdeuug taan tl third fcadlug No Voe
VS. lea ned when at i've o'oe1 The senate aJour1ea 20
stem graphic notes Of this debate have been taken
wv was WY long
ReporB-By M Dsaue. tor com Of conference on IL
5j,n ameudui, nts ~ tl3 Win ameudm nts watch
conpnse the proposition of 10th houses report ayr ed
BY Mr. Rounds Of Chester, for com on military affairs
on solution nsruotns q a. com To inquire aoout town
bounue, to Iernlist,d men, On molon OF MI to-nd'
uidvfed Go lie aud . discharged rom iuuhet nsidei'
atiOu OF the suuJt
By ~ tooiu,on for con on mileage and de0eutures
arepor' con- rsing the mileage u mem0eis OF ne leg
tsture ltp "a adurt
By alr STE are fr juiie any com, agans, ii IA re-
laioB 10 iof,sn ,otpotaLons th1d readins refused.
. BY M =" a,.r, & e gum Of was aud mrahe, woh a
m. ndmeut 2o 90 provide b0uuites f1f re-eusted Dol
ID ulers amendment agreed
~ ur cloue VI ~ stiotd objected TO the btl on thi
groun does NOT prryut Tor the Aymeut OF uu
Ips Ia % a. 4t %
thelI recnhaunent
:, Ai Fisher of Labot found the objection to th'
bill
Mr. skim er Of Derby protea ed against the b III as tax
ing towns that Which th Iuld be placed 70 thei
. c. edit His own town bad excess ana he wished &,
A,tp tnat excess but ne was unwilling TO have At sui
a Ter because 10 has Desu pAupuc.
d Mr barlow hoped the oil woud pass, believing &c ou
act uf justice 10 those brave men who have rt-tust
ed f. uuuves OF patriotism aud MT foe pay, lie wa
- Nuung 20 hts, the meu who haze te-euusted nom 81
Adams, taken honl the credit Of the town. that TO ~
4 viii not pay then as large b,uhV as they nave t-
Those Who are worth but nall as nucn a. 30 ditts.
d AG Ma,te ahswe ed tn objections urged 70 the bh
b.heNed 10 Uut an act Of justice 10 our soldiers
dr Wtb irT Of charleston believed 10 unjust TO taxi
=, from thuse men whom they rave to their credit
II If those plor towns d. NOT pay $500 to each ve'ea'
= placed 10 ther edit He hoped tue Oll wcu not =.
Inc third reading the BAL ordered yeas 10
d nays9
a. amsud "a C 80 third reading refused
BY Mir Wilson, iur the same com, On ii 25J. 10 hrili
IA proce diugs between tnc Uut.d STATE. and Urea
I
ID BY Mt eRewart .r ssul COM agtiDsts o. IA adii io
t, 6B relating to private corporsuoaai nfd lead
ins refused
10 d, Mr Rounds for military affairs against
n III 10 p1evet persons from procuring others 10 enh'
/ auAin.t the laws SC third readng.
= IS, MIR d nv tor ways aud means, substitute for
25l assuming ihe losses II the OF Albiu-' Banks Tn
A. subsutu appoints three commissioners Paul ID d ng
d. uan, S NJ. ate. nd MERIT CLARK. to ascertain h
IN iAc hi was t6.u favored by Messrs DOR and Hyde
Casuatun. aud opposed by Me srs Nicholson, Ae1ar
s. and hin1au Of lutuey.
The motion favored 10y Nessrs Ketn o No thfel
ne and srd of Wetninsef. 'ud opposed by Nessr~ Ba
Toe md uorr aud the preyol. que ton being ordered
t. wa carried tus 1876, na,s A the yeas and nay la in
eh been demanded by dr. Durr
By Mr. L,nde 10 gen CON- report showing "h'
towns have received money under act 10 ptosid
of the families Of Vermont soldiers together with
bill,
From the report it appeared that the State has pa
out Tor MA, object In the aggregate sos 65l 80, and u
D. lsu.utlon o, the money among the different towl
ca seemed ver5 unequal
mt The bill repsa,s The first Sc. OF OF April 30u
"a 1851 aud referred to M ON WAS and means.
'te hssoianons-My Nj Rimball rendering ih nGs sc,
sr the ID VI brigade aud 70 Brig Gen Graati adopted
b, dr Nicholson of Wa llusford. requesting the o.
mt 20 Appont efsln audit accounts uf The geuer
l'- age for he distribution " pubhc money 10 towns
Mr. stewart sug gested that Ihe resolution should
ul in the frm Of BILL aud M Michel on vi hdrew tue
A Mr. BILLIARD called up lS3 to squ,lse WI b,unti
aud 10 puyide their ultimate payment bY the stat
II and moved TO egonsder the vote adopting NJ Mich
sons amendment
as M .lb.tt favored the motion believing the amen
he meut uuilst, and thinking hat u had been hast
adopted
on Mr Houston favored the notion and would BE- obig
Af to az u,t the dill Il lh amendment should rem ID
~ lie did not teieye Ia allowing any town 10 en- ist ut
Tue other until their quota fl II the ameudmeI
remains, every town vii. seek be tne last 20 nh
IA quota Neither have am nigh over men In 9th
states We don't allow other states 10 enlist men ru
me this state, aud let us allow the privilege 70 ON
to- states.
Mr. Brown Of Vernon, did not desire to bind hims
le- not take troops wherever could hud IN He
opposed 10 the motion
1y- ~ X in favored the motion He believed hat o
nj reason why We We mGuy calls Tor fresh troops is N
Sc we SEND 70 many poor troops into the service.
OF Mr. Rounds wou prtfef draft rather than ait hJ
VA aud send poor e. op, into the field Many Of
nj ders have taken money and gone 10 The front
rr- Tor the urpise OF deserving soon pIssble He
are ect,d that part Of the amendment which provides u
towns may pay boun 10 non-residents. II we ado
nd the amendment agAn throw open the door 10 thI
miserable substitute brokers'
bill ttr Colby bought there ought to he another amer
ment TO this bal that no Vermoner be allowed TO volu
3, We passing resolutions giving thanks TO VI
I'VE muners and not word is said about any body else
ei our battles Aud yet cold that NefmOneTs
gOud 20 into the army and We asked TO @ IN
ms Canada and New Hampshire 10 get our soldiers
Mr. Nicholson thought It sound and enlightened poll
70 get mauy troops possible, lie thogh thH bill
ds, self would dive men into other states enlist
count Of the higher bouutes offered And shot
me invite a dla upon our d. pleted numbers
nd lie would prefer TO give his property for this
before having Lis neighbors sons drafted into
a. service
ad lie thought both the bill in its original FORM and as
u meuded dangerous to IN state aud he hoped his