Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-10
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
wEDSEsDAY, Nov. |.
QHN AuU

"t-h uNluol "a IN I'd fcadiug ordered
BY Mr. Clement, for com on manufacturers favorabl
/ iaeturing Co passed
ny Nh Hut hns'n n. fr oom on roads. favofAblv 10
House bll 70 incorporate the Vermont and New York
haroad Cos passed alter the chairman Of the com on,
ioad' had stated that IL alpfaed beffe The House com
mat sufficient ncice has been given the question Of no.
uoe having been raised by Mr. Dorf
by Mt s3us " same com, favorably to House bill in
amtndmen Of 81 ch 28 Of the general statutes relating
TO rail roads third readlns ordered
! by M iHtor' fof g.nerd com. favotAby to Senate
m mnl' 70 INC 5porMe the CAmsis Hump Ho;el Co third
NJ Barrett called up Senate bill to pay the town Of
Z otockblige the sum therein mentioned
lhe bill vas opposed by Senators Reed and Chapman
on the efout that lie passage would establish bad
precedent and on motion o. Mr. Crane again ordered
BIS int,od4ceda and reteyred-Bv Mr. Howe. 10 in.
] corporate the random aqueduct Co TO general com
House bill 70 iegal1s the Grand list OF westmofe TO
House b for the preservation Of shad and white 6sh
| m n LAke Champain and its tributaries, 70 the on
the judiciary
House bill authorizing the 81 Albans hotel co to il,
SUE bonds to Judiciary com
By Mr. Chapman. relating eorpora lions to com on
printing.
soner.
The vote upon the passage Of the bill STOOD yeas H.
nays and the President decided that the passage u
/ the bill was refused.
Mr. Rec moved to reconsider the vote ordering ho
engiossment and third reading Of senate oil to fao.
potate the Canals Hump hotel CO agteed 70.
Mt Reed moved to amend by changing the name 10
tne Camei's Hump hotel co Il Huntington.
Mr Reed s'atel that there is already a Hotel CO. a.
DuHbuty with this uame which viii ask Of this Leg
luIe esAr,et A. ihereupon afoss an interesting dis
cu'sln a. 70 whith ppav has The best right 70 the
name, between Senators Reed Crane aud smith
The senate refused adopt the amendment. yeas 0,
pays 10 the yeas and nays having been demanded b.
Joiat re5oiaioH-Froa the Hou,e, providing I = the
hna adjournment on thursday, Nov o. at p clock A.
Mr. Crane moved 10 LAY the resout on upon the table
bV NJ
hessis Chapman and Smith and lost
The resolution was then adopted Adj.
Mr Rounds Of Chester a,ked be excused from serv.
= pu he com 10 whom refsfred much u III,
Ggiefnors me'sase as relates to " debts we owe or
BIS iniroduced--From the Senate an act De-
termining the liabilities Of persons erecting fences with
IN the limits Of The high vay 20 jIdiciary co n.
Ftom ne Senate 20 amend eh ter Of Burling.
ten aquedu company to com corporations
hspori'-By dr Henry, Tor com on Manufacture
fsyofa1y 70 bill 10 incor 5orte the Green Mountain
glass company, siih amendment amended and third
reading.
BY the same hsoraby to bill to incorporate the Brat,
te6oro' 'oolen company third reading
By Mr. Cleveland for com tdu alton favofably
Hu 70 incorPofae the vermont conference seminary
nd 'emae college, with amendment; amended and
1 id resdL &
By the same com, hv r'by to Senate bill, providing
Tor the es'ablishmentof town libraries third reading
By Park. for banks iayora5y to bill l.
amend IA en- 70 OF s. relative TO bank sha,ts aud
voes Of shareholders relative 70 management Of bAnk
BY Mr. CLARK avofably to bill poviaing to give add
tooal compensation to tue seeeti Of board Of
tion; third reading
By ihe same. tSorably to BILL O increase pay Of ~
peIntendents Of common schools, third reading.
by Mr. BarsloF or com on military Affairs against
bill 70 amend OF modify The militia law Bill intro
duced BY Mr. Nicholson Of Wahngf1Id
Mr. Nichols spoke at some length in support Of the
which he had introduced The militia law Of
last year, he con dent, beyond What was re-
q9irtd ard what demanded BY the best iud <msnt
of the qtople II conviction in regard tie charsc.
ter OF the las ich he hd freely expressed last year.
had be- deepened D, seei he view ich the people
had taken q H. a by the existing sentiment ia regard
to A. Ftaming a law that required so much was, pr
haps, the II auotism but il had become evident
that the ope dsmand 10 BE- relieved the bur
zen q his law He believed that the provisions Of the
miitiA law requiring drills parades, Sc. necessary in
time n wa. or inmediae danger NJ war In time OF
p ace there was occasion for such parade The bill
be had introduced provided for the suspension " The
n ilitia law, but ITS repeal All Us parades and or
sanzAons could be revived whenever there should be
occasion br e. To repeal the militia law on the ther
h nd would b. doing away with sys necessary in
certain emergencies COZ tiuue II 10 fall effect
reg ire parade tirely useless In tine OF peace
m itary drill was fet u be sham u would prove Of
no ben ut o. the victims OF he militia law At such
lime Ihe argument drawn from the advantage The
South had been supposed 20 have in the rebellion
from their pre- mi iary discipline had not proved
good one, for victory hnAy the side oftlo,e who
we're ih't time skilled ont in peaceful pursuits -
he hsto Of war generally, in his yies sustained the
same theory that parade m time Of peae aud military
pastanit{ dd not prove available 10 tue stress OF ac-
ual conflict he 20 dieTs Of the revolution the heroes
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we're examples Of the uih of Ms theory
he apprehend,d that the only question Was between
rel ealing he militia Law and mod ug il M bill pro-
posed He deprecated tue sudden, revolutionary, meas
Of repeating important law not vet year old.
Something was demanded by tue people In the spirt
n compromise as an Adlustme Of the mater he d
Introduced the bill nov reported against
Mr. Barlow Of st Ah ans moved 10 lay the bill upnn
he table he stei that he did so be ause he believer
here was merit N the OIL and desired that time mgt
Mr. Miner, fr com on judiciary, favpably to Sen.
ne bill 10 ndim ain DEGREES ofh court Of chAneery
eiati,e 10 Vermont and canada raj road
NJ Htbud Of Chelsea stAsd taat he kneE moth ag 4
he merits of the partcuar case in question, but he
opposed q legislation in confirm ton of DEGREES OF the
QUITS on general principles
NJ Miner u Mauchestef sa he had at first taken the
anne view of the b "a question that had been advance
y the cut emAn fom Chelsea, but on learning The
&C. Of The case w ich he stated he had thought
4 not Objectionable.
Mr. He6ard unable see hat the explain alton re-
ieyed the matter such l'gislation propose
would be oanger US Peeedeut aud he prote. ed a.
-ainst u
Mr. Barlow ,aii that he understood that there w.sno
itig alton IN this ut that hose VINO proIo
nS to lend moneyt ht silroad company desired the
assag Of the bill 10 make al as it should be-
Mr. Waite called for the reading 4 is decree In oh,r-
cry red 60, and it ID BY the clerk and s
o~s the msnAges Of said road to barrow money eight
Nj Rounds Of Chester un ers,ood The proposition 10
'e simply, to confirm decree Of ehsneeTy empONens
TAtriad company 70 pay six pr eelt' interest He
Mr. Hr6ard Of Chesa did It see that the objection he
lad urged wasTemoyed He did not ike this ack han
legislation II a bill, framed to effect the puf-
,osed object directly by gslaton alone introduced
hat he 20, Id vote for.
The House refused the bill a thd residing.
Final AUTOMATICALLY the final adjourn
ntnt, recommending thai the two Houses shall be A.
ATed hnAlly adjourned at tselve O'Clock OF Thus
lay Move adopted on the part Of the House,
PGssed-An act to legaize the grand list Of the tcwn
I Westheld .
An act TO prevent tlking shad or white ash in Lake
)h.mpvin or tributsrits
An authorizing the st AloAns hotel company L.
ues bonds.
An to incorporate the Green Mountain glass C
Adjourned.
THuRsDAY Nov 2
SENATE.
Prayer by the Aplain.
journal Of steIday Iead and approved
RepoytS-By Nj COehrAne, r com under the fourth ,
ont rule, to whom referred the report Of trustees
H. agricultural college bill entitled act to incor-
ora,e the university OF Vermont and state agricultural
osge, which was twice read
Mr. Dor explained the reasons which had induced III
oard OF trustees 70 make such report mendilR
he union Of the AgTicul uTs college with the university
Vermont, and hoped the bi would pass Teoommsn
led by the trustees with ut any amendmenL He Motto
d that the con in reporting the bill had made sessn
h. bond of trustees constitute quorum while In the
II submitted by the trustees mso ity 10 made to coo
ttute quorum. he therefore moved TO amend that
be bill should correspond in this respect with the bill
recommended BY the uus
Smith those fnetnhera of the hoard