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

property and natora objects be- ad,r, sem ns TO qeS
com "a relating to a,e's attorneys TO Judiciary con-.
company tu gen com.
By NJ smith in amendment Of lotto incofpo ate the
village Of st Albaus 81 gen com
RGors by Nj bnglesby Tor judiciary com, II 2l9
to- prevent raids third reading
b, Mr. Reed, foi judiciary COM II ga in addition to
% 4, fela ing to court OF chauceJ passed.
BY Mr. Pennock, Tor com on claims h ~, to pay n
By Mr. IT, glesb, without expression " opinion, II "a
in amendment offs u ~ relating to guardians
Mr. Eugiesty stated that the committee thought the
bill unnecessary.
The thrd reading refused
BY Nj Hutchinson, 70 com on roads. 1876 to ncor-
pofate the Ascuiney rairoad company p,sstd,
by Mr. knglesby, for ms 'rty OF judiciary, written
rep ri against 1850 Authorize the towns Of Fairfax,
Georgia, Cambridge. Fletcher ami Wattryille TO raise
money TO- build iailroadi on motion Of Mr. smith or.
dered to he
Mr. Hutchinson called up 2 relating to the sale Of
real estate inc udiuR the HOMESTEAD, by executors aud
administrator, aud in amendment Ofc 50 and It was
ordered to thtd reading
Bus retsrred-S % III anendmf Mt Of C. % gs rela.
ing TO The ssmeut and collection Of highway taxes
20 com lud chry.
joint fesOiutitH
by MI Reed, providing the preservation of the Of
fetal "spoudence Of the Governors OF the state TO
com on judiciary.
cooperating HE village Of 81 Johnsbuy passed
SO go incorporate the Richmond Hotel % on mo.
II l5l relating to appeals hom probate court passed
HOUSE.
Reading the sriptures and prayer by the chaplain.
Journ read aud approved.
Passtd - increase the pay grand and petit jurors
Preventing dciscing private property aud nautAl
objects by posting up advertisement regulating the fees
90 STATES torueys bill 70 amcud u l26 re.
lauye TO saahes Of judges in Lamolie and kutAad
counties.
TO authorize towns TO ai,e money to pay boundes TO
Graf 90 men wh,n they are citizens Of Vermont not to
MrK,th Of rtbaed favored this bill on the CON
sdttauun that towns could make he proper dscrmina-
lion between substitutes worthy OF compensation a d
bounty and merely metceuary subsu utes from other
states. lie, ce The Obi eci1n the other bill providing
that ate pay should be given 10 substitutes did LOT
ist with regard TO thus bill
The house after br. discus passed the bill l2O to
Senate bill to amend 20 SO IS Of the Limitation Of
real a. personal tons aud nights 90 entry pass o.
Laid on The tgble Bill rel ealing act GO aid drafted
soldiers Boy allowing towns To raise money TO pay bluu
ties 10 drafted men 60 any extent, aud ptoNung has
such bounty shal De exempt fum trustee process laid
ou the table af.er brief discuss
R,poye-By Nh Deane, OH Of offences against pr-
wave property defines larceny ihh d rcbdng
Bal ost-Mf Ma'un ui P9mou IA called up the bill
defining 10 what towns soldiers shall be credited "he
eni.ung, and question upon ordering 10 ihitd
reading the military com having ported agahstit.
Mr. Robinson Of hiRhgae thought the bu, very inn
poitant one and spike "a. some eugth M us support
Mr. Rounds of h ster sau that be bill II a became
Jaw, could effect Lothing The wuOe matter n Ques-
ton was con rolled uy he var department Of the Bene
al goyfrumeut He hal positive statement 10 this
feet itOu the adJutaut 4euttAn
Mr. Robinson confident that the adjutant gen
eral OF state coult arrange ftuaru
ter lie believed the var delarinent would be Budti
o by his wishes SO lar A. th,s state Is concerned.
Mr. Nicholson Of Wadnpfotd expressed the opinion
that the statement Of the adJu ant general should be
final aud supposiuou Of he KIND that had been
made 10 regard TO comphcy ot zen Washbuue should
not be mgGc
MIR Abbott Of windsor stated that he had just seen
Gen WasnurLe bnd had learned rom him that the pas
sage of The Dill would htye no practical effect ltr,avi
# To matter con. 'led entirely ny the war department
10 Mr bt-e Oh t"'ultt was "ip0ssu 70 ue u'l 'e'"o'o
DE believed he lgsl ture mad control oye tie mat
ter
Mf beaue oi Cavendrh thought " would DC very ne
ludrous fu he legsia ufe To stand n opposition @ me
war department 40 lhia could eitc- "otluE wa1ueaiy
except 10 make evident tie lack OF discfenon on mo
part OF q legislature
Mr. Wilson of bakersfield expressed the opinion that
neither the war department nor the legislature could de-
pve the soldier Of he sht 10 decide of himeet IA re-
Z gard 10 his place Of residence.
The hoase hnally reused ihlrd reading
agricultural coHege-lhe pr Posuou TO reconsider the
vote passing ihe h' use ohl IT, epea me ABHouuia act
q Of last year came up as special order.
MIR -ewal Of Luuenbdlph spa e in favor Of reconsid
etuR the vote taxing the ground maj II "as not ueHhS
the action If trt legislature Of lastye Wl.h proper tOn-
sideraon 10 rerell thus nastily this act A. Was aso
distgMdug due courtesy toward the university w YER
mont. H. Tega To the statement 50 often epetted,
that institution needed Of character IA would
be acceptable 60 the classes he would say that
he warmly sympai hized with t. All he pope II YER
mont mig ht said belong the iniusut class He
believed that one institution, combining all Department.
required hy the peup e. would also combine aisau.agei
that could he gained for the people by division 81
educational interests
A would not be recon ,dertd. The whole question Ia
been thoroughly discussed and conclusion reached wt
due deh0traton.
. Several Mans b.d heer f.v,,sd NJ difrerert nes Ia,
ANA trc f ,,,nsre,t mr. me, could no, he ram,
IL, nt ~, 49, ~ ,,.,,ir - ~ ON a., ,,i,s ,h. wi.
;r clig,at i itnons ~ ,be s,ste with The amen,
~ ,7sl rr1ege IN soon bea spoarept mat this "a. Inn
,sr,i,,his bo.a,I,. mo usi,tons tbsus.Iv,s ,,,,
not unit Then there had been propusit on TO uni
the agricultural college with one Of these Institution.
TO ia there were msny oule tons made by the peop
y generally The plan would not live satisfaction. Ih
conc usion reached was that separate siiuuI 10, de
Il voted exclusively To- agriculture, would best meet ih
ID wants II the state tie gave his Own view OF what
IT agricultural college should be- IL stoud NOT be tree
o. all without expente bur an institution that men
M be willing no lauonize and pay for
b Mr. L,e of Cornwall was opposed % the reconsider
ton he vote ID es;ion because the bill repealed d
III not propose carr, the Of agriculture
ie college or The design Of Gong ~ Donating he ,ud
IS To unite the a1rouitura iusut, ton w classical 20
te suuuuon wound be- To lessen II scope and value as a
I, asuc4 tural institution Experience had sloeu 10.
such union was not d-iGable. The llsssi over
A. Swallowed aud drrtesstd the agricultural department
- Of three bundled aud hhy-tw1 agricultural colleges
EUROPE only fourteen connected With universities
and these were out little known. Ia Penn, Mass
Sc and other states there established ABOUT b,u
IN established separate agricultural 90 es es The lair
ference was that such instructions should be dscuuueo
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