Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-10-21


to refer the agricultural college and land scrip matter
to hseleot com.
Mr. Hebard Of Chelsea suggested that such select
Mr. Dor AZ Rutland thought the com should consist Of
one member from each county IN the state and moved
20 amend the motion 20 amend this effect.
Nj. Lynde Of Williamstown opposed the proposition
to amend the original resolution. The committee 10
which The Agricultural College matter had been REFERRED
consisted Of five members aud was the apptopr,te conn
mttee TO which consideration Of this subject should be
entrusted. it unnecessary 10 appoint any select
committee for this purpose
MI Rounds Of Chester thought this a question Of no
little importance to tho State atluge. The location "
an Agricultural College involved the interests Of every
County in the State and every County should be repre-
sented In the committee having important matter
under consideration lie favored the proposition Of the
gentleman from Rutland (Doul.
The House ordered the resolution amended as moved
by Mr Dou. On motion Of MIR. Hebard the resolution
was further amended 50 as to make the select com hay
ing under their consideration much VI the Governors
message relates the Getysburgh cemetery, to
sst Of five members, and the resolution referring the
Governors message to committees, when thus amended,
again adopted by the House
Bis iatrodtced-By Nj Dwinnell Of MasshReld, an
act authorizing the Governor to pay bountfs hereafter
Of three humid ed, hundred and hundred dollars,
to volunteers enlisdng for U S. service for term Of
three years, two years and one year to com on Military
Adjourned to 10 O'Clock, a IN. Of Monday.
MONDAY, Oct II, 1864.
SENATE.
Prayer by the chaplain The journal Of Saturday was
Bus introduced and referrod-By Mr. Wood, act
in amendment Of chap l9 Of the gen statutes, entitled
Of offences against public policy to com on Plnuns,
RfOyS-By Mr. kelam Tor majority Of thc com on
Elections favoraby II IL, an act ia amendment OF On
act to provide for sol ers voting
MIR Williams a minority Of the same com reported
adversely to the bill as in his opinion IL contained many
defects, among others not provdng for tie voting Of sol
diefs in hospitals, and presented another bill, as sub
stitute for the house bill
The substitute was opposed by Mr. Dana and favored by
Mr. Williams, and was rejected.
The bin was then w.. Jed 70 third reading read the
limo auNf 4tfN (thaU led 10 be-
and made the special order for O'Clock this after
noon.
Under the resolution Of the senate ordering the ap
pointment Of com of Senator from each county to
ascertain what bouudes Sc have been paid 20 yo.uu-
teers by the several towns, the chair appointed tn fol-
senators Wood, Cushnau HOLSTER Abbott. Crane,
Tabor, Allen keam Pennock, Clement, Fish, Reed
Chapman, Barrett.
Joint collaboration the House, rendering thanks
to Gov Smith aud delegation ia Congress Tor their
prompt attention TO cur sick and wounded soldiers
adopted IN concurrence
On motion Of Mr. Barrett, the senate adjourned
HOUSE
Reading the scriptures and prayer by the chaplain.
Journal read and approved.
The speaker announce the following standing
Uader the fourth JOINT rule --Messrs Hopkins Of Yer
gonnes. W in ht ster of COrinth Wing of Pitsheld
on btAs.-Nlessrs Pratt Of Woodstock, Goddard oil
] Reading
On he hbrary--Msssrs Cushing Of Barton, Kimbal
1 Of Putney, Winslow Of Chittenden.
On observation-disclosures Marcy OF Royalton, Jones o.
Dover Thomas Of Arlington Heed Of Fairhaven, Kcitt
Of Mortified, Bedding Of Johnson Morrison Of starks
boro.
On ,oays and ,neans-Messrs Dor Of Rutland, Hebar
Of Chelsea, Colby Of HArtlAnd Sous Of Fairfax Waite
Of bratteboro'.
On military afairs Messrs Rounds Of Chester
Dunshee Of Bristol, Abboof Windsor, Roberts Of Man
chester, Barstow Of Shebune.
on judiciary -Messrs Deane Of Cavendish, Stewart %
Middle0ury, Wilson OF bakersfield, Nicholson Of Wal
il gi0fd, Ferrin Of Munipeiiet
On sdNcattOH.--Messrs Wheeler Of South Hero, Peas
Of Norwich, Ward OF Westminster, seWai Of Luuen
0uigh, Macomber Of kssex.
bury, ohedd OF Newbury, Eye'ts OF Watham, Wires o
UndcrhiM.
On ,o4ds-Messs Barlow Of St Adams yler Of WI
mngton Gleason Of Shrewsbury, Bullard OF st Johns
blrJ, F4rbush OF sprintheld
On banks -Messrs Fletcher Of Bndport, Anderson q
Bethel, Page OF Aydepark, Daniels Of Grafton, Paine
Lowell
On manufactures -Messrs II yde Of Casileton, Adam
Of Newport Dewey Of Hartford Barnes Of Burlington
fisLG Of Cabot
On agJicahWe -Messrs Hunt II Guilford Lane o.
Cornwall, huuuds Of Clarendon, Whitney Of Iunbndgt
Sylvester Of Barnet
on and fazes -Messrs Houston Of Victory, CIofoo
Of Benson, smith OF hipton, WymAn OF Athens, Pow
ers Of Newark.
10 make lp the grand iist -Messrs Clifford Of Ne,
Haven, Hemenway Of Orwell Bailey Of Beadsboro
Randall Of Sandgatc Way II PeachAm, Ingalls, of She
field Browne OF Colohe,ter, boatdman OF Milton, Cur
ref Of Brighton, Stevens Of Maidstone Green OF Mont
gomery, soue Of Fairfield, Pike u Isle La dotie, No
towan Of Grand Isle, Parker II Emore, Collins Of VOL
colt, Wheeler Of Randolph, George Of Iopsham, Web
stea Of Charleston, Smith Of bloomington, Ram
Poulmey, Crowley of Mount Holly, Crosstu Of DuE
bury, Nelson Of Woodbury., Morse Of NeNfaue, Gang
bell OF Kookin ghan Atsee Of Inalow Bruce Of Pomfie
General committee. --Messfs Lynde Of WlhamstowI
Pope Of Lincoln ndefson Of L noon, Lane Of Jeri h
Meacham Of Guidhall, Arnold Of PownAl. Dorman
Swanton, Howe Of Mount abor, Town Of North Her
Beanuf lTasburgh, Huntington Of Rochester, Brigham
, Of Mouistown, Dwinnen OF Mansfield, Ghett Of Viii
I'M ham.
ON state prison. - Messrs Howard OF Townshen,
Dolph OF Warren, shuflston Of Sunderland, Boynton
Coventry, spauldng OF Mddlstown.
! DSHibutulg CoHlm--Slessrs Merri Of Addison, vii
Z ! U H.,
mond, Sims Of Lexington, Cocord Of Franklin, kiusle
Of Aburgh Brown Of Eden, Cladin Of brookdeld BEN
Of esuuore Parks Of Wells, Foster VI Calais, Viii
man Of Londonderry Dean Of Barnard.
on corporati0Es Messrs White of Washington, Hem
OF Weatuershed Sherman Of Rupert skinner Of Derb!
: on to,sn Gnes-Messrs Cowles Of Ryegate, wrgt
Of Bradford Psat Of Woodstock, PSrmener Of Brandon
d Lawrence " Weybridgc
c on mileage ana Neutrality-suspicious. Treadway
j Shoreham, Smith Ct Stamford, Hastings Of Waterford
Fay Of Wilison, Howe Of Concord Robinson OF High
gate, Me6Owan Of Grand Isle, Boynton Of Stove Glei
II fhetford, Smith Of Greensboro, Pratt OF Pawle
= Phelps Of wdts6eld Smith Of Straton. Mosher
q Sharon.
On public buldingS.-MesMs. Kimball OF Poultue,
4 Champion Of Immouih, Kelton Of East Monpeie
Human Of Holland Chaiiee Of Granville
b, BiAS introduced by MT Brown Of Vernon. act
amendment Of act for the aid Of drafted soldiers TO CO..
BY Mr stanton Of DavilIe, an act to amend sec SO
oh % Of general relating schools and scho
laws TO education his bill regulates diyiso
Of school money dividing it in proportion to Ayerag
BY Mr. Bedding OF Johnson an act to incorporate III
. johnson cemetery association to corporation
BY Mr. Ferrn Of Montpelier, act to amend the SCI
ond section Of an act TO incorporate the village Of sion
q caller TO com on judiciary.
BY Mr. Houston Of Victory, act to incorporate Il
Essex County railroad company to com onroads
BY MIR Wilson Of Bakersfield an act TO amend Sc
Of ch SIS Of general statutes Of estates in dover and
> the courtesy -; to Judiciary com.
The speaker announced select committee to who
was referred much Of the Governors message r
4 lates to the Getysonrgh cemetery,
y Messrs Waite Of Brauleboro, Barstow OF Sheburn
Wilson Of Troy, Wheaton Of Pittsford and Keith
North6ed.
Petitions Mr. Hemenway Of Orwell, two petition
for the enactment Of law providing against taking IT,
by means Of gill net seine Ia Lake ChamplAin
Alao remOnstrsnoe Of Il. NJ Wright and others again
n enactment Of law as prayed In petition.
Il ResoiutiOns-By Mr. kelton Of East Montpelier, tn
the thanks Of the Legislature due and hereby ende
s. ed 10 Governor Smith md Of Cinress fro
e this State for the kindness they have shown to Vernon
soldiers in the United States service AVID for having
cured transportation for wounded and sick soldiers hon
= 20 their native State adopted the part OF he House
Mr. Pease Of Norwich, called up the resolution pr
o yidng for the appointment Of committee ~ three men
bers from each county RHfagate aud report in fega
bouutiea which have paid voted by
e &c, and moved its adoption agreed to and resou1
= adopted,
h BY Mr. Wheeler Of South Hero, that committee c
l. elections be instructed 20 inquire whether any flrth
e legislation s necessary to define the qualifications
e those voting at freemens meeting and TO report by bill
e otherwise; adopted. Adj
MONDAY, Oct. II, 1864.
=. AFTERNOON
- SENATE.
\, Reports-By Mr. Chapman, fir the com on Rules, r