Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-10-20

including monument at the sum of 500 500, and s2s-
0OO OF this was designed fJr the monument. On that
esmAe me proportion o. vermont was 81 90 Which,
but, Immediately AFTER those es'imstes made,
great rise in the price Of labor and material of all des
orptions took place, that the estmate falls short Of
the actual expenses by about per cent Everything
connected with the Cemetery 10 completed except the
monument. The cornerstone Of that laid July 4,
1864 aud the work is In an advanced state Of com
pleton. The balance Of States proportion OF the
on the Executive but It's payment awaits approprs
ton BY the Legislature Ihope itmAy be promptly made,
as the faith oihe State is pledged FOR our proportion.
! MILITARY.
War has ceased; the great rebellion. conceived In
and brought forth in niquiy, which purPosed no les.
than the destruction Of our nationality and the death Of
Union. while IL made permanent and forever perpet-
uated the abominable Institution OF nego slavery
American in'titu ion has been overcome conquered and
beaten down and, Ia the mercif1l providence OF y
overrung God, slavery aud the rebellion 70 end
together. They both died at the same time and we
well hope that neither will ever have aresureotions la
their place, Freedom and Peace assuming their be-
nign ard rghtfu sway Our prayer may we'll be, that
! Of their dominon there shall be no end
The Adjuant and Inspector Generals very valuable
report will lilly advise 70 the Of men fur
nshed by the State the late var aad 10 what extent
tn have been discharged and mustered out II also
gives you the needed information 10 what has been
dooe In arming uniformin< aud organising the militia
OF the State during the pastyear.
During the since 1861 it appears thatvermout
furnished thirty thousand five hundred fftyhve
men Thirty thousand seven hundred fifty are Of these
volunteers, and three thousand eight hundred were
drafted men, and substitutes furnished From this Il
u oe seen mat during we wst about enc nntn o. our
and glorious record for Vemonters; and such soldiers
600 btaves among the brave none better ever adorned
ny ny @ Oi M; ~ y ~ eas 49, " ows Is 20 u.s. m no
tude, love and honor This debt should be recognized
esp S,nish. '''Pe'' A"" ''''''e A''s"''n 'ni'
siaee the vav closed troops have been mustered
qua ~ WI, ?. 'ns aIss o. ocI looe We
sandfss and eighty i-o men and ieaf comp, i. & The
Nrth Regiment Numbering three hundred and eighty
eight msR,-iO,sl =. nine r hundred and and seventy
as & ~ s oui - ~ .ne ana
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,sn, III 80 ia @ .a,., '' ussa,us ss s
mss. asr sns,,si, ps,.s "A' anu " "s' Ia
II other M sebsess coms to nv notice rms the s..son
demandnu ypur action shall comm them 10 Won
sithout deisy fsm not unavsIe esn,lsm IN thai n =
whole field Of legislation is open 70 YOU and that your
experience and vigilance will Doubtless lead you to all
proper alton while your prudence wi ureyent ali
that fs unnecessary. = fHl, ri -
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To. tand.% ,s,.l l.v q %, s,.,s declares .sa, 4.
nsr.sin n,,,ai ,nhay,.nt "a in ~ III h s"s %
which are the ENJOYING and defending M and liberty.
t "a b,It sne , a p, sna pui
IL 1 ravRbow AS6stsfry 1ar law ,nd in,,i,a,;on
AZ. ii hsssd 90 ,h n,nenl.. ~ . d Sou ~ rus
se.os a.. nv nv ~. III si a,s S,, h M % i
our eourts Of stiee' and in ali oeosr us,Dtions ~
a w % ~. sns w ne s M; no matter ~na as our
/ h.vs ii~od nj n,o.nsrsd F,on, i,s T,. sdthn
ft or fra rcd socis arad,tion Our penns as insIli
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TONS hs s,;asd n, n s.,nss, daa,a ~ ~ Ssis,a,
that yoar sSo5s al i.nd 10 ineresss * m ts,ia n
erests N hs peooe and ada lu,ture and IA our
beloved State Nay the blessing Of God rest upon your
labOrs, aud crown them with haPpy. results.
! E1uourr. CHAMBER, rA9- "iiAl DihliNshAh y ;"
N. MM91p.esIisrm = os; Nls;ss lsiS; isoS -, n,,,,,,
;is'ii 'a: .ss;ss message '''
| '''A'' Al'Aoag s.rvnp.r ost a.
p,.,., !, d, os.o,sin SENATE aol6 ii !
The president sdmin.,ersd 70 the % Senate, and the
secretary to the PRESIDENT the oath OF ale
\ sienee 2 Tue oatsd states.
Bus iHfyodacsdard retsrr%-Sy Mr. Hyde, to moor
poTate me Csstel,on hotel co to gen CON.
by Mr iau reiaung 70 Que .ses against private pro-
psr'y 70 com on pr,nsnS Srhs u provides that any
anything which par, q the realty thereto
"A shall be deemed guilty OF larceny, al.x ,,,m
taken up, and Mr. Dor offered a rssoIotiot refer
rng II to tae different e1nmltteesi which was adopted
so much relates . soance, OF deaf. dumb
and blind and the Gtysourg sol Hers national oemetey;
So Si mS6R sS% on %Gsss' 1s. to . and fee. Of .. .o.
( neys to TO the com on ladlslAry' i, - =,
30 much as relates 70 common scnools 10 com on ed
I ueation- ii0m.i U..I1 "
So much as relates to the militia Of the state to com
i on nmiitafy ahhrs
30 much as relates to juvenile ohsnd'rsito to select
= com OF three, an
TSs % ss the ,sns standing
On Joiat Rulss. ( q
I Mr.. Pennock Of Lamoe, - ~ A. -'
4 Taft of Chittenden, I gyms Ss''aS'a
/ 81 On the Lt5rarv .fs D.
4 Mr. Barrett Of w;odbam 1'''"s' iel -
y -''' si,t ~ r.nLi,ss Of lte Senate. n i
y S'" - VI ~ : y.t' p, ,..p.yr q
. ohaef Me fo1Ff" oo'u AUG. - -s'
A Dir. skinner OF orleans, lHi} a-H.L l .t
Cochrane of Bennington, Of the Senate
Doton of Windsor,
/ F1d1la5ra 81 On BMs. freffW
Mr.. Dorr of Rutland, q D -. $500 ,-f
Porter Of Addison, -" W ''" 1"A - +.
p,.,e, nv Rev NJ, p.s's If Sa,xi,h
,lDlr ,aInai read AID @ q sppIovsd,
nual cu,ivs message relates home house Of
% o. one I rom each ssunsy 70 be APPOINTED Sy the chair %