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

Dor o ham, Wallace, Williams Wood-2l
NAYs-dcssrs Allen. Crane Dana, Engesby Hobart
Peunock smith,
me bin was then read the third time and passed
The bill 10 ineo poatc separate agricultural college
was also read the hrd time and passed with proposals
Repous-By Mr. Reed Il judiciary com, favorably to .
house bill to amend SO su as 70 provide that vote
" reemen meeting snail not lose their right TO voe by
abseu from the state for less than one year with
mendment amended, aud third reading
ny education, favorably 10 bill to appoint state
BY com on military STAIRS, (msjority report fayora-
bly, to bill in relation TO bounty nd back pay OF de'eas
ed sold ersi thud reading Senator Wood did not
concur In the mai ,rity report on this bill
BY Mr. Dana, or com on claims against claims OF l.
Drew. town Of Concord, and Warren Indefinitely
postponed
House bills. making provision for military expenses
and for Spenses NJ government we're referred 70 com on
finance and hvorably reported
By com on finance, against bill In amendment OF 80
Of q aud 10 prevent frauds in making up the graud
list; third reading faused
Passed 10 in otyorate the Rutland county slate and
tile on; 70 incorporate the crkinsye hotel co TO iu
corporate the Moutpeie hotel 90, 10 smend SO Of -
OF relating TO time OF division Of puoho school mon
~ in amendment off, Of 80 of s. 50 As g. provide
that holidays shall be- treated sunday in legal matefs
in amendment OF 49, in relation TO ex mpuous fr M
taxation, prescribing be duties of county clerks n ccf
tain cases TO sn,nl. towns To- IA I'll certain TO
pay soldiers 20 repeal 30 much Of 10 ui o. as ieAtes
o election VI seacfs " weights and measures tu tay
judges Of supreme court annual salarj OF 81 loO'
lpassed-l4to l0l % pay newspapers twenty dollars
Tor Publishing punuc laws
Resottio,u -Hous, resolution providing same pay %
officers aud help aronnd the state hou as to memoer
taken up aud question being upon It's passage was
opposed by Mr. Chapman He thought the better way
was leave toe employ ment OF this kind OF hep To lne
Sergeant -at-Atms
IN The Library agreed aud after being returned
from corn ON Sa1s nru means without eNprt oi o-
pnion. It's ado tiou Boo concurrence Wasr fused
Senate concurreli p douss resolution ssking Colonel
Wells Of the Nsdait rayary for cop, OF receipt oi
properly hen by him from The enemy at Cedar Greek
with amendment
By Mr. Richmond that state agents be required to re-
por 70 next legislature the cause Of so eret disparity
among towns IN amou 1T VI money required Tor ana OF
families II so era adopted on he part Of the seal
Aidfo nudes Of iotdieri-
MI Williams c-ltd OPP OIL 30 repeal actor granting
state aid TO families Of soldiers aud moved ttcousid,
the refusing he bill third oading. lie had leaned
facts since the taken that might influence The
vi VS. af the senate during the ast year the whole
amount paid der the act It Wa propose 10 repeal 'as
so Q, 49, Ninety three towns had nor received M''
THUS lhTt' en- towns had received OaO1 90 VIII b
was 2O57 dolIas more han hall the vi amount me
tosn nt NoXhuf, ~lth population Of 1910 mad received
owe tie thousand dollars each lhese facts he tho. ght
we're such AS to sartaut he repeal & he sct
Oher senators opposed the poposiu IL to repeal or re
The senate refused to recon sde--l3 90 10
nm e. Of eotte,ence-lhe prtsiccnt Of the seua
app 10 as dsag eeiu9 votes u the twu use'
on amendment 20 hl 70 n,Ban1s we've regiments o.
militia senators Henry, Mracham. Tabor, chols,
kuplee o. oisagrecug votes ia regard To amrgdm'nts
Il Dill 20 p certain state officers senators Nichols
Pennoek aud H,iiser All
HOUSE
Mhtia-Mr Rounds Of Chester called up the sen't
bill Goo orsaHlze tsels" g. gmens ot ga hla aud m1Nt
I usta C mof con ee &c imposed nf I'VE m' moers De
IN ed 60 con.e. w4h Ike com Of IN senate CO.,,
d.as, eus votes of the two uses agreed 90 aud h'
chair app uted such Messrs Round. Of Oh s'er
. Wilson of Troy. Wheeler II south Zero, D1rr of hut
. land aud kufIsIuu HfEugafe.
R,poris--By Mr. ueb4td OF Chelsea. n 264 repeating
I Let ; of an act sod pul 30 Sol thud reading
Mr. Wc..of WHew.p called ul 2ol RELAXING %
repair N shNay, aud BRIDGES. ul we'd 20 s.speu'
RUE le4uirins cus .ossueu,. 't-''d
Mr. Barlow called up Il 235 ,qlaliziug town bauuhc
and provide Tor their ultimate payment by The st tie
the question being upon fec0nsderug the vote adopun
/ NJ cholson 3 anne ndment
ing the Arguments u thus afternoon lie THOUGHT th
the pottant bill Of the session The amtndmeu
was designed 90 satisfied all parties 50 that towns ma
be able 20 gay more than i've hundred doia tut u"
have the right 90 AK site for rec mpcuse. II tl
amsudneut does hot remain We shall De In danger Of
/ draft We vautto be able TO I'LL our quotas when %
next call comes as rapidly a. p. ssible II W tx Do
b1unties tha they shAll all be equal he would yeutur
10 say thar not one IA twenty wi 70 out VI The ate O
enlist. r. is o. event the bsuute brokerage system
/ that be wished iAs hill and the amendment passed
NJ Nicho -uu fAt red the IA iuon reconsider as h
hopcd some better way might be found TO perfect tn
MIR Stewart OF Middebury opposed the notion He be
eyed that lower we dS The bounty he poorer men "
/ will The question is whether we shall 10 anroa
an se, poo. ue or go INTO other towns
get good men Why restrict town. tom paying lars
olnucs 30 get g cd men
these amendments 10 e To kill the bill. The ntemc
wish to leave the ,Jd III The cry has come from owe
se e n 1a 40 % 9SrE " to ' enlist There is
danger of tina, Th5y vii. enlist here long 10
got tAer seven dollars per moRth b. So dong. Ih
h uty not that they cauhot get over hve huudrt
doua btt that some towns a, more than that u q
th soldiers say that that almost much Il we vi-
20 kl the bin, adopt the Amendment Bot II we wish
d, anything TOWARDS iurre sing iowa bounues recuns
this vote Ii the ml does not pass be believed th
ldtrs could NOT be obtained IN future for less na
" 0O1
Mr. Barlow favored The motion III. should prevail b
would NJ amendment providing iha. town lay o
Ter larger bounue, u tnty de.irr
Mt uulph ual learned some mag new IN the prog'es
ofths dtbate lie had Thought that he had some pa
uuusm shtn he en- i,tei ehen he guardin- the ia
of he l3.h uplt The had OF Getty s1ufgu, but be ha
eant that pa otsm ouy exists in the pockets OF thO
VINO home de would advise all these GO hold o
% their ney II they wished TO put down the fe0e
lion, let them hold 70 IA sir money, while tue yuun
a meI < go the war WITH small oouuues. de believe
that men VI I'D ugh quite as well aud perhaps better.
. t.ey have 300 Of sou ouny money IN theiT pocket
they would nave mere 20 light for.
Mr Fisher Of CABOT thought it put ing damper O
the feelings OF people 10 say that they pa only
, certain SUN uf money No nlnet eau pa, our uonp
for the penis they end re and or the yauuna Of cau
. Ife
Mo Houston al ain spoke in 'avo Of tine auendment
Mr. Feruu vas IN f,yar Of the uid as reported oi %
CON. Ii believed that no no % la ee Ct been pala
we'll 1t is unjust then to ,harge the people
Veimnt sith INK penunous tis uue nat lati
part uf the men ~h0 We have got abroad by our u
ties nave never en- any Under the old sysfe
each town has sought 10 surpass It's mel. hbounz TO u
and he has been filled wi h the com pc iuons
le different tOsns Il the state We hear 5tfat dra
Of drafts u wing his DILL But he would prefer Oh
, there houd be drst ather han 70 have The I'D sy
4 ten 81 u remain iu ofce he had obi 20 o.
low ny towns pay larger oountes upon their own 9
}, spon,i1y II hey see ht q tnei viii supply good me
but he ID Object 10 putting any more mere shade IA
the service.
!, Nj fernn demanded the previous question, which vi
= ORDER by tue tiou
be then recousidered yeas ST. nays TO- At
Al. "a a 10. ID.
b, olson.
u Mr. Barlow then moved 20 commit the Dill mer
Der 10 amend BY srk ug out section SIX and inserting
. p oyiso that nothing 10 this shall be rued
- prevent any town from paying inhabitants nom th
iowa Who snail b. IN t1e service Of the United Stat
- larger bJuutts Il tnty snail see TT,
h. MIR wucll moved 10 amend the amendment by su
y sutuung Tor the word " inhabl ant" the word " re,
y dent !" disagreed to-yeas AZ nays lOl.
a. Nj Nchu son opposed HE amendment, believing II
~ Nhateyer, do ny neither good nor harm
y Mr. Rounds Of Ohestef favored the bill and amen,
- ment. Il did believe the bill woul cause drai
A. lie trusted TO tue patriotism u the people There is
money enough in the state or in the world pay m,
for pfrillng their lives But dave duty to dischar
. and should shrink FROM the Performance Of IN
duty, Al his CRISIS fe 80 country Is calling for
~ shall we authorize towas TO go into New York Can
da and procure who will desert At the first oppou
10 nifty shall we give towns any power 10 eyAde III.
T. duty he mneh rather pay god soldiers large Doun
than 20 into the service. But he desired equiv
Ia lent flr his ney.
- NJ Nicholson agreed that the patriotism Of Vernon
Il, es ctnuot be overcstimated But he believed that
~ who goes for $1,000 offered IN anothe has mu
pAtoi a he who es or ouly $50 IL his own tow
HE'S OIL who would ~ for no hing when he can z
a enough 10 make his family comfortable lie did DOT b
la.N.s IA ask..t O.