Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-10-20

ierred so much of the Governors mas
sage as relates to Gettysburch Cemsta
~ be authorized to enquire ,nto ~,
propriety of the erection of n snitaLie
monument by the state To the men1n"''
ofthose soldiers whose remains ,aay 10y
been or shall be inferred In fine 49, 80
Soldiers Cemetery on Arlinoton baSnv.
or elsewhere; adopted
oy Mr ROBINSON OF Highgate, that
the Clerk OF the House be directod 20
procure the printing OF sufficient nm
Der OF copies of the joint resolutions NJ
thanks 70 Vermont regiments, and that
the Adiutant General be directed IN for,
ward then. TO the commanders OF said
regiments, and that they ", %@ requested to
reaa the same in the h airing Of their
commands; adopted.
Inc House concurred in the Senate
amendment of the resolutions fixing the
uule lot the Joint assembly for the elec.
tioh OF secretary OF State, Sergeant-at.
arms ana other State officers on Tuesday
AT O'Clock p. NJ. instead of Monday
also changing the time for the election
of Judges of the Supreme Court and
Reporter of decisions from Tuesday "a
Thursday (20th) at 8 p. NJ.
The House also concurred in the SEM
ate resolutions. rendering thanks. to ~
officers and men of the Vermont req
ments
Mr.. Dorr of Rutland, made approprk
ate and patriotic remarks in support II
the above resolutions previous TO their
adoption in concurrence.
The committee to canvass votes for
county officers and for members of con.
gress, were announced by the speaker
The members of the former committee
for Addison county were Wright of Whit.
ing, Carson of Goshen, Dean of Monk
ton.
Bennington-Allen of Dorset, Wood
ward OF Landgrove, Eddy of Woodford.
Rutland-Ketchum of Sudbury, Fisk
Of Dandy, Spofiord of Sherburne.
Windham-Adams of Marlboro, Steb.
bins of BrOoklne, Dexter of Wardsboro
WindsOr-Stickney of Andover, Gould
of Weston, Rogers of Stockbridge
Committee to canvass for Members o.
Congress
First District-Ball of Ferrisburgh
Holmes Of Hubbardton, Buckley 0.
Moretowu
SecOnd-GOddard of Reading Harri,
of Windham, Aiken Of Hardwick.
Third-BuCk of Westfield, Hutchinson
of EnoSburgh, Baldwin OF Hinesburgh
MONTPELIER, Oct IT.
HOUSE.
The Speaker announced the standing
committees.
On elections-Messrs. Marcy of Roya..
ton, Jones OF Dover, Thomas of Airing,
ton, Reed of Fairhaven, Keith of North,
field Bedding OF Johnson, Morris o.
StarksbOro
On ways and mcanS-3Iessrs. Dor Of
Rutland, Hebard Of Chelsea, Colby OF
Hartland Scale of Fairfax. Waite Of
Brattleboro
On military affairs Messrs. Rounds
OF Chester Bunshe Of Bristol. Abbott o.
Windsor, Roberts of Manchester, Bar
stow OF Shelburne.
on iUdicary-Messrs. Deane of Cayeu
dish, Stewart of Middebury Wilson o.
Bakersfield, Nicholson of Wallinglord
Ferrin OF Montpelier
On education - Messrs. Wheeler OF
South Hero, Pease of Norwich, Ward Of
Westminster Sewal OF Lunenburgh. Ma.
cOmber of Essex.
On claims-Messrs. Wilson OF Troy
Wells of Waterbury, Shedd of Newbery,
Everts of Waltham Wires of underhill.
On roads-Messrs. Barlow of St Al
bans, Taylor of Wilmington, Gleason Of
Shrewsbury, Ballard of st. Johnsbury,
Forbush of Springfield,
On Banks-Messrs Fletcher of Bird
- D. Ia,
park, Daniels of Grafton, Paine of Low.
ell.
On Manufacturer Messrs. Hyde OF
Castleton, Adams Of Newport, Dewey Of
Hartford, Barnes OF Burlington, Fisher
of Cabot.
On observation-disclosures Messrs. Hunt
of Guilford, Lane OF Cornwall, Rounds
Of Clarendon, Whitney Of Tunbridge,
Sylvester of Barnard
Bis iatroduced.--By Mr. Brown of Yer
non, an act in amendmendment of an
act for the aid of drafted soldiers. Re-
ferred to committee on miliraty affair.
My Mr.. Stanton. of Danvillc, an act to
amend sec. SO of chap. 90 of General
Statutes, relating to schools and school
laws. Referred to, committee on educa-
ton.
This bill regulates the division Of
school money divided in proportion to
the daily attendance.
By Mr.. Belling of Johnson, an act to
incorporate the Johnson Cemetery AssO-
citation Referred to committee on cor
porations.
By Mr.. Houston of Victory, an act to
incorporate the Essex County Railroad
Company. Referred to committee on
roads.
Resolattons-By Mr. Kelton OF East
Montpelier, that the thanks of the leg
islature are due and hereby are rendered
to Governor Smith and Members of
Congress from this State for the kind
ness they have shown to Vermont SOL
diers in the United States service and
for having procured transportation for
wounded and sick soldiers home to their
native state; adopted on the part Of the
House.
On land taxes-Messrs. Houston OF
Victory, Crofoot of Benson, Smith OF
Ripton, Wyman of Athens, Powers Oh
Newark.
General committee-Messrs. Lynde OIL