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

treat The sod iets with justice, since the TO rs in some
Mr. Bulard 81 Iohnsbury hoped the bill would pass
because the veterans te enstng had done with the
undersandng hat they should receive This bounty IL
robbery ftOm the veterans not 20 pay them.
Mr. Houston of Victory concuuCd 10 the views presen-
ted by the gentleman from 81 Johnsbury Talking about
robbery Of the townsl Il the towns that wished
to rob the soldiers and the state should step ia aud pre-
vent II,
Mr. Barlow Of 81 Adams expressed the opinion that II
the bill pass the would vote the bounty TO the
veterans In all and thus trouble would result
but the ends " justice would be secured lie thought
towns would wish remain under the imputauon Of
injustice 50 at least 10 would be with his town. He
hoped the bill would pass and soldiers be Treated with
justice in this matter
The d,bNe vas further continued against the bill by
Messrs Ward of Westminster aud bolce Of Fayston, .
and in favor Of the bill by MIR Abbott Of Windsor.
The bill was then ordered TO lie. Adj
AFTERNOON.
SENATE.
TuRsDAY Nov. o. 1864
JOINT reiolttion-By Mr. Reed for joint assembly at
O'clock this afternoon for the tlt cuon Of one
jor and three brig. odd generals; adopted
House bill 233 providing f1r equaizing town bouu-
ties and Co provide for th if ultimate payment by the
State was taken up the question being upon the AMEND
ment 90 the amendment The yeas and nays being de-
mauded by Mr. Chapman, the motion was disagreed 10
-yess6 nays 10
On he amendment Of MIR Henry, Mr. Wallace DE-
manded the yeas aud nays. and twas adopted yeas l.
navs2
Mr. Smith moved to ,mend the 6stse-ton by striking
out he words volunteer militia" and inserting ne
word any and To change he following words, 'regi
ments batteries etc. from the plural TO the singular
agreed 90
/ The bul was then passed in concurrence
Mr. Chapman called up % 10 pay homas Pow
ers and muyed TO am M by substituting another section
for l. providing that the ,upr court shah appoint
three commissioners 90 examine any claims that Powers
may have against the state
posed by Senators Eugesby Richmond Nichols and
Henry, and jecied, and thrd reaoing refused
Joint hesoianon.-Ihu the General assembly have
received with deep regret h auuo ln,emcn thr death
" Hon Erastds fairbanks Of 81 Johnsbury late Gov
" the state aud tender the relatives " the de
ceased the assurance " ihe sympathy 10 the 0efeavs
mtnt they have been called % sustain.
Rssoired. That iu The death Of Governor Fairbanks
the state has loot cii1ru en- iutnt fr bis public and
private virtues ard possessing character Of Me purest
patuot'm-enuu.ted at the outbreak Of his war with
the * c1uve admiHis ration VI the statr-'or many
years deuuhrd wish rs most valued inerests-and con
ui7uu age.' 20 the prosperity Of tue state ana ,om
IN nifty lu wath boo hvea--ihe general assembly thus
public manresf hdr respect aud esteem for the late
hici magistrate 90 tle commonwealth and dsuuH uish
ed citizen
Reoired That these proceeding. be communicated to
he family Of the deceased by the ocef u the respective
III, resolutions we're warmly supported by Senator
Englesb', ss follows
N, President
lis NOT vitain The province Of the General Assembly
under ordinary Giro instances, 90 notice u thus manner
the decease cf pfiv,te citizen the state Thee srt
ci however when such action as is indicated
10 the resolutions now uud consideration Is pccu arl
appropriate uov. Fairbanks has been long idernhe.
with he business interest OF ihe state the t1ocu i've
meured contributing By every meaus 100 his poWe BON
asa private citizen and Oih " the state, 20 be
Inauguration q those mtats by which it 'hnu De sup
pres ed he people appreciated those al fts, aud IL %
well fitting that this &c eru Assembly should expresi
in this manner that appreciation, and couIey tl he fam
iy of our respected fellow citizen our sympathy in then
bcrcavtturn.
trust Mr. President that these resolutions will be
adopted that, 800 tnis public mAtuc we nall e1pfrs
esteem flf hiu who. 900 bis lie-time ilarsed b.
OF tnc active bushes, man, the hy cu4en. n'
homes. capab Executive uhcer in uae "ofd-th'
ChrHtaH Cen" "1e
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