Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17

and that It Is being alop ed 10 other staes and h. he
lics'd bat e. vu'd he p " poc' ma'.ria'lv Cd ,e
y"em ehioh u lux elpi a vve the coa ny
Mr Coohfaoe moved to amend the Lmendmdnt by
making the resmenal drill continue but one day instead
Of two
The amendment was srpp,r,sd BY Senator CoohrAne,
and opposed by Senators Il yde and Richmond
Mr. Smith moved to lay the bill AID amendments on
he table snd make them the special order for 'hfee
O'Clock this afternoon.
The motion was opposed by Mr. ChsI msn and dis.
ageed 20
The question wa, further ,eus.ed by Senators Hyde
Smith Crane aud Barre l. and the Amendmint 10 the
amendment was disagreed TO.
On the question u the amendment Mr. Chapman de-
mandtd The yeas and nays viii were taken as follows
YsAs -Messrs Cfane, Doton, Henry, Hutchinson
Porter. Penn0ck, r. ed Riohm nd RaNlee, Smith. 10
~, NAYs-dessrs Aoo'u, Allen Barrett Chnpm,n
lde Meactf,m, 2 rk S1ue, Tabor, Taft, Upham. IS.
50 the amendment was rtjec ed
Mr. Craue moyed an adj urnment disagreed to.
Adj.
Prayer BY Rev Mr. Dunn Of FAifax.
Mr. Bar Ow Df 81 Aiban called up the report Of the
committee on mileage and debentu'es and, on his
ton h. was adopted
Passsd n bin to amend an act to inc roofate the
vii age Of kltlAud bill inco porae the Over Creek
marble II Dill o. lay tax on TIE county of Orang
Il bhl TO iaeorpofa the Fa haven aud Chia-g, slate
bill 10 uc JrporAte the u astcut raj aud min
ing co n bl to incorporate the Ennsburgh cheese
msu flotl log bill % inc0tpora'e the Highgate
uiaeturiug II u in amen mcni Of act relalg
in amendment OF sec CD As Of relating to probate
urts
Rjsaied Il bill to provide wAterior the State house;
ayes 96 nays 10
The lie q ing "A hours 70 intervene between the
engrossment and third read ns Of bills suspended
for the tmdnder Of the session.
Rp3r's-BJ geufrA CON. against bill 20 ltgaiizs the
gr nd list n The own isiOl tnird reading refused
BY com IN agriculture, ia fsv of Du to prevent de-
ternra ion 10 the value oflanis third reading refused
By com on corporations bill TO incorporate TIE u'-
land coun slate company, with amendment, which
agfeei. %, an bill passed
By the same, bill 10 incorporate the Addison county
maro'e e.. with amendmeat. which was agreed to, aud
passed.
lin and paint co passtd
Joiat esoi.t'on FROM senA suspend.ng the l4,h
pint rac, dlpted
Turing nat 6nl bank, The bill providing for taxing
stock Of ma ionA bank a,.ociauons, was taken up
on modoo Of 0t BaloN who moved to suke o4t all
sf,r the e4aciing claue aud lug 81 siitute b
ttquuug lstrs TO set all bank so k ma i0nal ~ sac,
id gr. nj isi nd directing collectors proceed to
col eet TAX thereon, lh sta,e q defend all suits hat
might be tr1ughi against said collectors reason Of
collecting he tax on national banking st OK MIR D.
thought II the li.ters would coed aud asses such
ITO X AMI collect h taxes thereon suit ui
be bro ght In ST Al.Aus sulh STOCK had been in
the list and the naota bauk refus 70 pay the tax,
he stock had been attach aud Id, aud he hal not
heard Of any suit being Brought, and he di not oteye
there uld be.
Mt n ehosOn Of waliogtord moved that the bill be
oide ed 10 lie
Mr. Hebard Of helsea vas mo- disposed to give the
enemies the bill any advantage by Of delay
though he would not clsrge Mr. being an enemy 10
the bill III VAS oppp-ed 20 p0.tp1l NJ action the
bill lest should be dela ed s. long as to prevent any
action at all
Mr Butt Of swauton thought the bill as nov before
the louise does nothing more than is afeaiy p,ovidei
hy Law but that the MIN Mt proposed by Mr. Barlow
did accomplish the desired object aud favored its adop
tion.
The motion 4 Mr. Nicholson that the bill be ordered
to lie, VAS rejected
Mr. Barlow said it made no ference whether he was
friend or 40 enemy Of The bill tie believed that the
bill under consideration differed in no particular from
the laws now in existence All that was wasted
the Increment Of existing laws, and the amendment
proposed by him ade provision Tor their eafoeemen,
IL seemed be The desire OF certain members to seek
Jaw thst would upel their taxation.
Mr. BUT referred % the action Of the Sta'e Of NV
YORK the year 1864 IN passing an act taxing national
bank k which fail TO omplsh ,he OBJECT and in
1860 % sing her act taxing ca stock s place
iohsre sueh bank IS ocr ed and no, eseplse which d.
accomplish The putcos' desi Ell Thus u provided
taxing such stock Ia other ces than that ia wheh he
b'nk 10 a,ed Fhers the sockho dets reside) aud
thought it in conflict with the law Of eoug ess.
Mr. Hebtrd said The amendment OF Mr. Ba.i0E provid-
ed TIE sha es Of the stock Of the national b,nkinS
ASSOCIATIONS this state shall be SCI in the list
c0rdgRcs Nth the sting id5s o. tie STATE; ; but he
wished to know how tie existing laws II the state "a
ed tie taxation VI suc1 stock. he lsw nov provide
for he taxing II bank stoc2 "a The fooH 1hsrs s stock
holder refids, bat 1t seemed = be put 70 III
tabl she'd fact that nNiona bank stock could only
t'xed ~ ths tohste snch bank located ms
wa III case ne de,ired some definite action [ king
the national bank stock Ia the and IA the
fame place as other bank stock, He though tnat me
rd place In the natoua banking act dssisutd
10 colhne the taxation 10 TIE particular town, village
sehol district In which such banks were locatei,
vas NOR, general in u. appeat n. The laE provided
tor the taxing Of the Ahares Of the banks in III vsua
non tue PerS0di properly OF The sharehpl ers snd
could only be done in the pace where Shareholder
iesiiid is tn with other personal property n
leave after wi ded lie action there vi be
great inequ thty Ia the o. the 10 dfefe AZ
cates and he opposed 10 leaSn tEe ttter where
there could be any dpabt as n he feet the law The
law Of last nulily on the statute bo)Es
cAuse ere was penalty for failure 70 comply with
its provisions. The Law under consd ra ion provides
Tor the tsxilg Of national bank stofk the way as
other property Is taxed aud he law the
books did make such provision He referred the
tinna back in the of Chelsea where larse ife
Of he stock was owned by persons y ng in 9th towus
than Chelsea and II would be very unjl other
that the stock should be iaied In Chelsea be op-
posed the amend nent and desired the passage Of the
Sir Barlow claimed that the law OF ths United States
would govern, and that any law that we mig euaet
could not do away with the law ofCo press he thought
the bill under con liberation was in Htct with the
OF Congress and he wanted Il 80 nded as TO cOgip
the taxation q nation Al bnhk stoc< without conf cng
vito the Law of Congress
Mr. W ate Of bTauebOro thought the laws Of the
Staie and Of Congress we hcisn ami II the houe
wanttd to take any action he Amendment proposed
just what would accomplish il the amendment lOs'
aud thP bill was pas ,ed
From Se,aie TO p,y VIM Phelps. Aler,nctr
Gardsin and nobsrt Bard q com on claim,
To preserve dsh In the town OF kich Bond to gene al
com,
To bill extending the powers NJ trustees Of vase cor
p IA ion with amendments, which we're agreed 10
Reprg-By CON GU corp ratious, in fay. Of II 10
incorporate the Vermont no o. passed.
Is ta,ue, la favor Of - bill 20 inco porate the
Rutland AID Reuse river miriug co passed
JOINT Tesoii0ain relation 20 the public ton OF The
Directory Of IL 8. The Sotetary of state anse
for its puboauonl adopted
In relation TO the distr button OF the report Of the
Adjatsnt aud Inspection General adopted.
Report judiciary CON, in resolution for appoint
log commissioners for reporting 20 tue next Legislature
general insolvency law passed
by aud means. the resolution in relation
taxation OF nonresident ikholdsrs Of railroad
pau es that no law is necessary.
By CON on claims in favor Of billto pay VIM Phelps
Alexander Gariis n, aud Robert B ard passed.
II bill to pay Carlton Dean passed
esolttion-Mr Prout Of Rutland dire ting ,he cleTx
procure the printing OF 1000 pies OF the report Of the
Surgeon General adg pied Adj
AFTERNOON
SEN TIE
Third reading of bRs--S bill to pay VIM Stons the
sum the tin mentioned
Mr. Pennock stated that the claim for the seven
dol per monih pay DE Charles Stors, who vas
tally wo n1ed while In the service Of his country. He
was prevented from receiving this because he had first
eu sted in tn invalid corps aud transferred
10 be rsgu ar army corps The Law did not technically
allow hin this ex pay hut the CON had believed the
pay justly due him
Mr Howe op osed IT, on the ground that the house
had voted by large majority allow this extra pay
10 tue invalid corps, that the passage Of this bill
would open tue dDo' for large number ofsimar elAins
Nj ba ret favored the bill believing thas there Il no
law not 10 alt W such oiAin In favor OF
laid down his life the service OF country