Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-10-27

{ BW n'roddeed--By Mr. sylv,Uer Of Barnet an sc
to pay the own Of Johnsbuy three hundred aud
y-hse dollars for wrongly collected from hfemer
and refunded 20 on aims
BY Mr. 40 her Of shoIon. an act to pay Albert Fer
gus n to com on claims
BY Mr. Pratt OF Woodstock an act {, incorporate n,
windsor oouaiy gold inIng company to con- on cor
poratons
By M Keith Of Norhaeid, an act extending the now
r OF the trustees OF IN orporsted villages, authofzei
them 70 appoint Eve policemen Il TO judiciary com
by Mr. Carpenter Of Randolph, an act TO alter AZ Cd
i4oo enued sal res,fets,&ci fees Of osn clerks;
u Jud ciarY com.
Is, MI Bull Of DANNY, an set to incorporate the Dan
by cemetery assooiat to com On corporations
by MT Pierce Of Rochester, an act to ncupo ,te IN,
hoene tef Motel company to com on corporations
Resolations-By NJ Hebafd to grant the use OF IN,
Iepiesen'ave hall to c Stone principal Of Hartford
lum for the deaf and dumb to EXHIBIT the proacien
Of some Of his pupils, three o'clock this m ado pied
On the part OF the House.
= utions-By Mr. Woodman, Of Franklin Davis and
twenty iour otefs Tor Law regulating the fees Of au
ditots appointt d by county oour
By MI Parmales Of Bristol, Of Av S sp.ldins and
ia' do othe's ng for repeal Of the militia
Committees 0P OF tea - The speaker amount ed as
com 20 whom vas t,iened so much Of the Governor
message TO the debt Of gratitude due Vermont
soldiers viii the legislature alone CAT provide oe pa,
ing Messts Rubn,on u Highgate, Rounds Of Chester
aud heuh Of Norhheld and as to inquire into tho
reasons for delay Of Publishing and distributing Vermont
snpf me court reports Messrs Hebatd Of Chesta and
Walker Of Ludlow
REQ uions Jeiaiite 10 national p,hey-Mr Colby Of
Lyndon approving Of President Johnsons policy In re
lauon to suffrage and recousuuculn
N! heosri OF Chele ca presented by way Of amend.
inent iuusutute iatuutc rsstluiions, lame ting the
de attn Of Abrana Lincoln and rejoicing in the
81 tne union arms Notwithstanding The opposuon Of
traitors at the south and thef Al The norm
On motion I Mr. Barlow Of 81 Adams he ,esolrtrr.
were ofoertd printed.
Granting state pay 10 substitute soidie,s-rhe bill
PfoNamS to pay substitute soldiers seven dollaas per
month came up as special oidtr aud the question was
upon ordering the bill to third read ng.
Mr webster o. Charleston spoke At some length in
support OF the Dill He took the ground hat here was
al implied agreement on the part Of the state to paw
these men At the same rate other soldiers He could
see no ason My 'olueers and drafted meu should be
rewarded iot the devotion to their country and IA
substitute lef without reward lie could not zee Inc
uineith, IN me character or Surroundings Of the two
olas' o. men T. AZ would justify distribution
mr. Rounds Of Chester could not vote for the bin in
~ preset form because provided to psy al subs I'd
n proper medication he would theerully vote or
l. He moved amend the bill o as to limit IL ptovis.
IONS to he men who entered the service as substitutes
iJ men drafted IN 1858 These men he believed entered
we service nom trioc motives, and were a dilee d,
nom 'no'e subsequently, assuming the character Of
air Nicholson Of wallingford alluded to the extended
es ussou OF this subject whilh occurred last ear lie
believed that he decision would now as a was mon
again assing the bill He would submit ths oues fo
al once 70 the House confident IL ould be roptr de-
oideu ne Would have 1t known Ia the future that dis
uhcuoh NslS between those who youn eefed aud those
who we're brought into tie service BY special means m
po!edi a. he nus ed the House would 30 v ew H. |,
"uuu Oe ne urged tAd cedent in the future
military service shou be again required TO have it un-
der GOD that Volunteers hould fare bitter than rner
etnafies ne could ee no sufficient REL. for dsoum-
mating between differ classes Of substitutes and
Popped toe question would be speedily ds4o ed Of
MI Park bennii gton deiisd to hear frt m the com
on military affairs ia. egard to the question III Ter
consideration.
M arsow Of st Adams stated that 10 nav the seven
dosI per mlnh to the INSTITUTES would be an expense
o. ABOUT one hundred and twenty three thousad liars
he ufs "a nat substitutes into the SCI vice ON
me'eenai motives merely, the, had received the rstvtn
Coz per month FROM somebody and had Insisted uron
RECEIVING "a amount equal 90 greater than that De fore
el would enter the tie aduitttd that there
was much force IN ufgesti1n made by the gentleman
rom Ohe'tef, (hounds) hat tisutction should be
naue ia iayo = stbs ues entering the service il
OF men aitd 10 1858. but he coud not favor ps,ins
me subs itutts as proposed
ar waite Of BRITTLE orc moved to dismiss the bill
Mr. zee Il FaNston spoke in favsr Of ,he amend.
meut He believed the who entered the service a,
subs for drafted in 1868 were not SUR Assed IN
fairot.m by any olsss Of soldie s.
ordered.
On The question Of dismissrg he bill Mr. Webster
called Tor the yeas and NAYS yeas 1872 nays 38 aud u,
Oil was dismissed. Adj,