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

Mr Hebard moved to amend so a, to make the addition
compensation Of the rep rte 50 90 instead of 500 To-
voted. Adj
BVsNING
SENATE
Rports-By Mr. Reed. flr judiciary CON. with propo-
sails Of Amendment, to House bill relative to Appes
om the courts Of ohaneey ordered to tnird reading
/ aud passed
By Nr RuMee, for com on claims, against s bill 10
pay silas Warren third reading refused.
BY Mr. Gray. for manufactures. fsvorably u
bl 70 incorporate the New Eagland steam Plow Co.
/ Third readilg orderel
Mr. Chapman, for com on finance, exte rded report
together wi substitute for bill in Amendmea of
section Of hepter SO Of he neral statutes relating
to the taxing of bonds, consruing the p.esent lass
so as n meet the provisions OF the original II the title
being, an ac, defining the dute, Of listers in rsliin
TO taxing the income Of U bonds subsdsute ADOPT
cd and bill pas ed.
b. Mr. Hutchinson, for com Of senator's from Orange
CO. favorable to II bill laying tar on Orange 90 pass
ed IN concurrence
BY Mr. Coch,ane for com oa manufacturer wi D
amendments to bill to incorporate the FaifhAyen and
Chicago slate co, assed In cIncurrence with this pro
pOsal OF amendment.
By Mr Cochrans, for elm on manufactures, fyofAby
on bill u incorporate the Otter Creek marble oii
By Mr. Gay fom same com, bal 70 incorporate The
United States Agricultural aud Mining co pssssd IN
BY Mr Clement for ,ame com favorably to Il bill to
iacopotats the Scotch tiill slate aud to incorporate
the Rutland co. Reservoir pas ed IN concurrence
/ By Mr. Reed, for judiciary with proposals of
amendment, bill ior the support Of paupers passed
. IN concurrence with the proposals OF amenument
by M Clement. for com o. manufactures, fayoraby
to bi!l to Incorporate the HighgAe manufacturing co
passed IN concu renee
g. Nr Tat for judiciary som, II bill to amend AZ Of g
As of ela'ing u prooAte courts read the third
time a d on motion Of Mr. Taft reconmtied to the com
Opposed BY Senator Chapman, supported by Senator's
Also, against bill relating burial grounds third
reading refused.
/ BY dt II de- for COZ on finance, favorsbly to II bill
m ,king provision for lha support OF government
Mr. faf. wed to amend BY making the tax fifty per
cent instead Of sixty
/ The auepdneu was supported By Senators Taft and
Smith, oppos ID by Senators Hyde, Chapman and Do,
and disagreed to yeas u nays Is.
Mt Taft moved to amend by striking out the provis on
for the psymsn Of not excee ling Sl50UOO upon
debt Of the State disagreed to, yeas TO- nays
BY Mr. Chapman, for com finance. against II bill
relating to the grand list; third reading refused.
Also withog, expression Of opinion. Sil in amend
men OF ch l26 Of the relating to salaries and fees
[relating 10 pay OF members
Mr. Upham owed to anead, by making the pay to
members 81 % per day, and to the presiding officers
Mr Uph am trusted that the general assembly would
respect themselves as well tue ofc whose salaries
they have been raising This will make the salary no
more than IL when the law was passed
Mr. Dou believed Il proper to increase the salaries OF
members Of the legislature well as those OF other affairs
and he should never be ashamed TO pls his
the record favorng such BILL but he believed it to
b. too ate now 70 pass such bill as the com on mileage
and debsniures have already made their report
The AN sndment rejected
The bill further opposed by Mr. Hove and ordered
ments 60 Il bl eiatna 70 prob,ts co ,rts; oonoarrad
IN and bill raised.
BY Mr. @ ane, for com on military affairs, to whom
referred certain petitions for the repeal OF the militia
law that the prayer 10 the opinion OF the should be
that the petitioners have ieaye 20 Withdraw
by Nj Hyde, for com on finance hyorably to IL bill
TO tax the shares OF stock In national banks third ld
AIR Smith thought such legislation very unnecessary
aud called r nasmuch a. the object OF the bill is al
one has thought Of enforcing IL Again the provisions
are such that the stock Is IN one manner And
taxed 10 another so that the 1 h entirely In opprson
% the constitution Of Vr He trusted that the legislature
would not re en- ,et sueh an absurditv
Mr. H,de though that although there may be doubt a,
to whether the state has the rght 10 tax these bank
yet is VERY proper for the state in sims manner T.
clearly indicate to these banks their duty ia regard 10
the matter aud while II ia true that some of the hanks
have not paid their tar il Is eauslly tue Ina, m.ny OF
these hanks have maid their t.l aec,rans M tns nrav
sions Of the law -
Mr. Chap nan moved to amend, by adding a section
providing that the act shall not take effect until the
Governor have Il to m. Supretne Court
for their eclsiJn its constitution. The amend
ment supported by senat rs Chapman and Smith,
and the bill supported by senators Hyde, Reed, Don
whereupou the amendment was disagreed TO.
demanded The yeas and nays. which were taken as fol.
/ lows;
YEAS, Messrs. Abbott, Allen, Barrett, Chapman.
Dorr. poton, Gay Henry, Hobart Howe Hyde Porter,
PennOck, Richm,nd, Rablee, Tabor Upham--i7.
smith. soule. Ta6-7,
| The b was passed Ia eoncuirence
| BY Mr. Chapman for com on faance, hill relating
to the rate Of interest tSird reading refused
by MI Reed, for Judiciary com, with proposals Of
amendment 70 bill in amendment OF an act relating 20
the ssse OF real estate including the homestead eKec
and aininisuators and u ch SO ofthe amend
ment agreed TO and bill passe Also, favoraby TO bill
repeating an act therein 'ntioned, aud to reenact 20
OF eh ~ OF the gas passed Also without expression OF
opi lioa, bill to amend 81 OF oh l26 Of tae reatag
Authorizing the publication OF extra volumes Of ths VI
fepiusi pts ed.
by NJ Chapman, for com on finance, against resolu-
ton providing for exua pay for the grand list cleks;
| u Jected-
IL OIL to tax deposits IN Savings Banks, was returned
from the House wEh Senate proposals. Of amendment
disagreed TO whereupon the Senate voted . insist upon
tier proposal OF amencmsnf--feas H. nays 10.
bill In addition 70 chap III OF the general statutes
reanng to the diachaige Of poor debtors, which hsd
lssed both Houses was returned from the House with
the Of the Governor thereto which had been
transmitted TO the House aud with notification that
the House had resolved 10 the bill Notwithstanding
he objections OF the vernon. The roll being called
the Senate, with exception vJted ag inst passing
the bill over the Governors veto
joint resoi.tfoa-By Mr. Read nYovidin, that the a.
sist,nt librariann shah be n.id tw, dollars ma dsy
Aoored Nv Mr. Porter ALLOWING $50 ex n. nav for H.
orapd lis, CLERKS, on motion Of M Re,a rssssr,.a a,
ssom an 6aance ' '''''s T"
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