The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-22
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the town sn1ef late cell and receive the
tesn b5aay weed on 4 .sract occasion but
wba sre alsappaia'elin lhelr expectations
by the ffs, us mlisiseut 6 men y heme
p Il. Holster was chssa moderator q. iae
meeting a motion va na5e aad seconded
tbas ihs Whole a = 5ismls.cd. After
,u5 hoars q warm 81, 4 t.me, somewhat
personal discussion tle 1o,e was taken = aa
question. As te Moderator Was apee.
tain Il ths result. division Of lhs house WIS.,
callsi'sr Tie - parties novel 70 be
sides i the room tesi grated .auid as Wild
csl excitement These pposel 70 paying the
bounty wele qhe confident of success as they
had maize considerable eElri to bring cat
Their whole force, while ma6y 81 aH opposite
ogiaioa, thlnlias these vas % danger but
what t1e toxin would vote reasonable bonn
81 tail 81 hone Tbe tellcrs having re-
p3itel tbs rosaltcf The count, The Molcm-
to' declared lie roie, the meeting refusing
te dismiss tao subject by a majority oftwelye.
is there had beeu much anxiety as TO the
result, tie announcement was received With
Cheers II the iat9lious SIDE. Ar,solution
vas then introduced that the town pay a
bounty Of TIVE hundred dollars each 10 The
men designated in the warning. 0ua d,is-
i0u 81 ihe house, the resolution was carried
By majority ocone.
Ito defeated side then claimed that lbetel-
lers hid counted men no, legal voters and
eudeaygrtd take away ibc majority BY
pointing out man sho was thus Ngongtully
counted, bat without success. AZ ibis time
there was much strong debate upon the floor
between gentlemen who found themselves d
opposite cpuious and arguments wefe en-
forced with gestures That seemed somewhat
dangerous to the public peace, though the
scene was no worse than those which are Of
frequent occurrence upon tie door fthe House
At Washington resolution authorizing
and lstrucung The seleetmen 10 borrow the
mouey necessary 70 pay the bounties was
then introduced a motion was made to iay
this resolution upon the liable. By this tim,
the friends the bounty had received a large
accession to their force BY the appearance d
men wllo had not at FIRST considered their
presence necessary 10 The safety Of ,he meas
ufe aud The motion was defeated by a largt
majority, and the resolution subsequently
passed As tbs minority for the resolution
giyiag The bountes was very small and there
might be some question about the accuracy
of lie count, q mosiou was made 10 recon.
sifr that vote anl tie resolution was ther
passed ny an ofer~nefu'ii'ss ,..,-yv.,,y, ..s,e,
the transaciing Of other business compare
lively unintevesiing, the meeting was ad.
joarnel.