Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-17
HOUSE..

a0UoI,
Senate bill, an act to author,..
70 prepare soldiers record ~ oo Towns
the name, age, time of SERVICE ~ contain
discharge, service, wounds time OF
NC, the adiutant general 10 counties,
Information required. Passed IL any
currence. 0" III Con.
House bill, an act regulatin. r.n
corporations In certain eases ppaliroad
Reports,-From com. on assed,
means, upon house bill, an acf 70 anu
certain State officers for extra sar ~ pay
Recommending an amendment 70 ' G'
I, Davis of $500, and John r. p.o "eo:
$1,000, and that so much ms rala, VI
the estate OF Jeptha Bradley be strns 20
out. '''uoA
This bill was ordered to lie.
MIR Rounds for com. on militarv 90
fairs, asked to be discharged from AL
Their consideration of house hin an 'uI'
To pay the none commissioned oes0o ao'
musicians and privates, compensstio,
for services prior to July 1861. The b'u
was referred to com. on claims " ''A
By MIR Dunshee, for com. on militia.
affairs, against bill to paw STATE hnnat
to volunteers enlisting in the invalid
corps Ito pay said soldiers one hundred
and twenty-five dollars each.)
Mr. Stone OF Westford Thought n vor,
desirable to pay this class Of soldiers
and that the bill was free from some oi
the objections which had been urged
| with regard to other bills having a SINH.
lar object in view. This was a prom,
sition to pay spec,.cc sum to about
one hundred soldiers. He had Learned
that about eighty of the one hundreS
men were wounded, and nine had each
lost limb. He thought these soldier
might De paid without committing tbs
state to pay Others.
Mr. Barnes of Burlington stated thu,
he had been urged by one of the soldiers
in question to use his influence to s..
cure the passage of such bill. This
soldier had family consisting of wife
and six children. He was irving IA
sustain them on thirteen dollars Der
month. OF course it could not be done
and the soldier had inquired If he should
send his children to the poor house.
Such soldiers should be relieved, and
that, Notwithstanding any amount Of
taxation 1t might require.
The yeas and nays were demanded bI
Mr. Dwineli of Marshfeld. The vos
stood l0l to 90, so the bill was ORDERED
to third reading.
The speaker announced as select com.
mittee of one from each county to whom
was referred the bill to incorporate an
agricultural college.
Messrs Fisher of Cabot, Lane of Corn
wall, Sherman of Rupert, Bullard of S..
Johnsbury, Barnes ofBurlington, Meach.
am of Guildhall, Robbins of Highgate
McGowan of Grand Isle, Brigham Of
Morristown, Lynde of Williamstown
Human of Holland Wheaton of Pits
ford, Torrey of Jamaica, Pratt of Wood.
stock.
Mr. Wheeler of Randolph having NOV.
ed reconsideration of the bill repeating
the agricultural college act, it was order
ed to lie and made the special order tOy
Tuesday at 10 a. m. As the bill had
gone to the Senate, on motion of NJ
Dean Of Cavendish, the Clerk was re.
quested to ask its return to the House
BY Judiciary com. against Sense
bill requiring record of marriage to be
made (of parties residing in the State)
solemnized out of the State; third read,
ing refused.
Mr. Waite Of Brattleboro introduced 8
bill entitled an act relating to banks
surrendering their charter, on their be.
coming institutions under the laws Of
the United States Read the second
! time and referred to com. on banks.