Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-25


Mr Wheeler u south Hero "a 'ueht that after ihe SEN
had perfected bill IL would not be best to change
make matters " little importance an embarrassment
Mr. Bruce n Plmire thought the proposed smend
ment yep important one. IL hoped g. We Id be
adopted
Mr Ward " Westminster thou ht the iuc Tor which
volunteers sh ud ist might be left 90 the GOVERNOR
but that the time fo which men were 20 be drafted should
be limited he moved 20 amend tue proposed amend
ment 80 as to provide he men should De drafted 10, ose
year unly end be liable 20 second dram until All the
rest NJ the militia had their turn
No HemenWay u Orwell wishe 70 know II any one
would consent 70 be captain Of CON pany and have
the company broken upevey year ortwo Yeas OF thfs,
years even He Wtsht 10 know whether captains ought
to be breaking steers all the time The amendment
mf Houston OF Victory was opposed The amendment
Mr. Deem Of MOukton favored the amendment with
modification not TO exceed three years.
The refused IN recommend TO the the House TO
adopt either Of the above amendments
Mr. Rounds OF Cartndon IN moved 10 recommend
70 he House to amend by providing that the minimum
number Of men n companies shall be MY instead ~ one
bundled thus reducing the twelve thousands to SIX
thousand
MIR Robinson Of Hishgae spoke at length in support
Of this amendment He was, however, Wiling that
twelve Thousand soldier. shold be- organized # the
houe soud consent that the soldiers should not be uni
formed
M Green q Montgomery opposed to the amend
ment because th0us. nd sodiets would not be sui
hoient for The oefeuce OF he state
Lathe Of salem believed the true policy Of he
StAe would be the entire ita but As 1t seemed
PROBABLE that this be done would favor the
arg, 81 number hat could be organized He was OPP
posed @ the amendment
On motion Of NJ waite ct Btattleboro me com re-
poued the bill to the House aud recommended It's pas
sage
la the house me ou was ordered to thtd reaahs ana
was read thu thud TINE.
On .he question " passing the bl in concurrence
with The senate with pro osal' Of amendment MI IL Z"
ard Of Ioenshend den aaded the tas ana nay cas-
l5l, NAYS IL aud The bin "as ssed Af hyae OF Gas
Teton, moved o. rec usider the yutei Disagreed to.
FHl adjommeu-lhe speaker app inled as CON on
hual adjournment Messfs Rounds OF Chester Dorr aud
Deane Of Cavtndish Adj.
MONDAY. Nov q, 1864.
SENATE
Pr. yer by the chaplain
The io.tnAl Of saturday was read aud approved.
Bus mt oauced and retsyr,d--By Mr. chapman, for
the .vp,n,nleu of "A staie peooaisi TO com on educa
ton ihe biu ptoyide. Or the appointnt Mt Of A b
HAyar tie seo oei. aud h.tiyuE adve and assist
Anee, when requested to / oss opening miues 500
b. Mr. Tabor relating 10 the h UNITY aud back pay OF
deceased 80 diers 4, Ia uuni on miitar, aiais
Rry,rf -3y ar uoLtsf,r for oum on loads, against
$ bs iu aineidmen, N Is relating 10 assessment
and G. lection ol hi, hway taxts
" Bottum muv d go aineua y mating the dedls ion
for moue, u per osut instead OF 70
nm, bil and amendment s,r. favored by senators Boz.
tun lN, hm0pd H0uA l. Will ins and au,hmsn. op.
posed w Nj kn.l-,b, aad ON motion Of ar Fish o q
dtrd " lie
By Mr. Crane for com on military affairs, against II
2l2 reatns To the payment Of town bounues to yuluu-
tees; thlid readn.s icms,d
by di Nuh9ls, ( 81 CON on IN Ii AIRY affairs, against 5
81 rspeAlug act king provision for the support
Mr. Niohois sta ed that tie com thought il not desra
bic present time for the state hangr it, polio,
tins mater, asst would ave eject upon vo'uh
teerug lhis Jaw is vr.y dear 10 our rodtrrs
mr. Fisn aynred me yil thu.ins the la uutq al n
its tt,c upon different tuwns he thi itautug 10
the iii refused
by Mr. Williams for com on manufactutes,H 2t4 % in
corpo,at- Connecticut itiyer Neney mining co, aud l.
40 incorporate ihe Butltug ON manufacturing co
both passed
by ar Engies y. Tor judiciary com Il 2j6 relating
closing the aaAs aud paying aud r-deemi4g the not.
Of tue fr-nkhh County bans.
Mr. bugl sby explained the position OF the BANK as q
us circulation wing 20 tne late robbery, most OF a.
facts ut winch are atftadj known TO tile pubhe. IN
bank has already redeemed eiJUUJ Of irs circulation.
Air deny thought the OIL unjust IN is pioVs ons a
the directors have gwen bonds 10 ieueem AL IT'S cicna
Ont aud htfe may be many honest holders Of bils VIII
] val never know about this law
i Mr. NietOs favored the bhl, tniuking that II Woup
work Jusuce 10 innocent bill holders aud might al
IN bnneins some OF tue robbers 10 justice.
Mt Chapman opposed the bu Ia It's present form
thinking II might wOfN injustice.
Mr. Cu Imam thought that every one kue" all aOou
the late raid at 81 AiDAns, aud therefore Is lO0kng Ou
for these bids so hat The actc Work injustice 10 Ii" one
Mr. Henry sald mat the directors cannot De release
from their bonus by Vie Legislature.
Mr. Reed SAID that II tae legislature has no power
give uphe bonds OF the dir, etors, this dill 40
mJusueei out he thought that ever nl holder OF ina
bA4k already knuWs all about thls robbery and Will TAX
: care 10 eaent the Ous IN season Tor ieuemPu
oil was Ia htf supported by Seuasuis smith Al
/ Ciaik, and ordered 10 a thnd reaunk
by Mr. fish for Gtnei al com, IL l0O, authorizing tn
Burlington Aqutduot Co 10 increase It's cap tal stock
passed
BY slr Chapman, for com on inanoe, with amendmen
70 IA amendment OF u 50 eV iutd, ''o The gran
list amrhuniehts agreed TO ana OH Oiueieu 50