Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17
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National policy The ins feso uu m endo sing The
administration OF Andrew johnson vas taken up, tho
question being upon the adoption Of the substitute Of
Tered hs Mr. Hebard Of Chelsea
Mr. Giaxier ot sratton skoke At length against tho
original luton, end favored the adoption of the sub
s,itute Mr. spoke with IN ich feeling, rs he had a
light n, having lost arm in the service Of his cjunry,
dtnounoing tho doctrine Of state rights IN strong terms
and nd rising he naturalization of Andrew Johnstn n.
The subsitut then adopted.
Reports By town lines petit on a'king to have
psrtof idpor off, tina, petitioners have leave TO
Withdraw leave granted
By rom ways aud means Nth ut expression Of
OPT ion, the bill providing fr taxing stock u national
banking associations Mr. PRATT n Woodstock moved
to amend by adding section subecing fu h cashers As
refuse 20 imply with the provisions Of this bin fine
Of s. 0 agreed to
Gs,daer q Po snal moved to amend 50 as to make
the fine IS 000
MrPafk II Bennington N wed 10 amend the amend.
mtnt 80 as TO make the hne $50 0
bolh amendments were decided be out Of order
Mr. ahow q St AIbsns moved to strike out all the
bill except the section Just adopted fxng fine
Mr Min7r Of NJ snche 'ter said 1t necessary that
somehins hould be done in the matter an there was
great difference Of opinion 70 the meaning fthe act
h u reao ed the case aud removed all doubt 50 fs
as his stare i concerned
Mr BARLOW Of 81 Adams opposed the i'll on the gfOund
ttAt it not reach The case At all The law /.
stands covered the whole ground and il sholy
necessary 10 pass any new law.
sr Park II Benniug on wa readJ % vl'o f,r any bill
for taxing The stock Of natl lua banks bu he wi hd the
question fairly met He did not bel eve that the stock
of naiona banks could taxed und this oil
be amendment pr posed b1 III Barlow was rejected
Mr Pfout Of Rutland, moved 10 ID 80 as 90 make
the provisions Of the bin apcAb % all banks
the stare, aud ad ing Sc uon rep ing all acts aud
parts Of acts Inconsistent sith he IONS Of this iii
Mr. Wal q Brstlebofo', I'LL irss ed hat tle lrgis
lAture could pass aay ac y NATIONAL bAnk stock
ss ihN was entirely under IN co trll " iu4gtess
The amendments proposed by Mf PIo1t u Rutaud
sgreed TO- and the bill ordered taId reading
By general con-, bills laying IA xon the tova OF Av-
trll, passed, and town OF Norton, passed under
sus ensi, Of the rules.
B, com On manu- Aoures, bill to inc ,rporae the St..
Aloabs manufacturing CO passed under suspend VI
the rules
joint resolutions introdueed-By Mr. Barstow Of she
burne, direony the Secretary Of ate TO publish eratn
resolutions of thAuks passed a. the 's session 4 The
Legs's urn; 10 b. Published n the h mpet OF laws.
ResDlai0us iut dticsa-By Sir Pease ( Charlotte
rec ing the WAYS aud mean, 10 aie and re-
port whether am action Of he LEGISLATURE i, teee'say
10 regard to AAinf railroad stock owned BY persons
not residing in the state adopad. adj urned
SENATE
Prayer by the Chaplain.
On motion Of M Abbott, the reading Of the Joafual
was dispe sed witn
TA'rd ending Sf bia'-s bill TO pay wn Phelps, A
5 bill for he preservation Of fish in the pond in the
osn Of hiehm9ndi passed
J9iHt resOt,itt Hs b Mr. Chapman, suspendiug the
rule rvviiins Va no bill hal b. sen, itom one no se
TO the other the Lass day Of the session adopted on the
IAit Of the senate
. bu 70 incorporate the Ad iison co marble co was
returned from tns house, with proposal VI ameldmenh
waicn concuUeI in
bill to incorporate the Rutland slate co. re-
turn d from he use with pro- osal Of amendment,
which vas c1ucurred in.
Reports-By Mr Reed, for judiciary com, with amend
meat to bi IclAug the sale OF stock Of private
eofpor. ions 70 The non pa, men Of sessment amen
ded and ordered TO a third reading
by M Chapman, for com on hnance. to whom vas re-
fIred h. puTu OF he Governor message RELAXING TO
the deaf dumb and blind extended upon the
sabjeet, togeh with bill providing that sum not
exceeding $4,000 nAJ be annually avn by the Cover
no or the deaf aud dumb aud sum not exc eding
$500 for The blind which twice read aud ordered
a third reading
by Mr. d IT. for select com to whom referred
tta PORTION Cf the gyernOfs message relating % Iye
nile oeudefs sih proposals Of amendmrnt To b es-
tabishing ate reform school; ue dments adopted
Mr. Reed m d to amend oy III king - that poft on
of the bill ehrh resides that bu ldil z ser Of
buildings VI Al be upied by the males aud the ohsr
b. tue emal and in.erting in lieu ihsfsoi provis
taAt the buldn shal be 50 arran led Of the complete
separation VI the sexes in such as The mi
siouefs shalt determine; agreed 70, trd oil read the
tai line. and motion Of M Reed ordered to lie.
By Nj hyde, iof com on finance II il amendment
Of eh Of theg relating to the stt' horAryi thhd
reading orderei
BY Mr. MeAch ,m flr com on banks. bill relating to
he closing Of the affairs Of certain banks third reading
ord red
Also bill extending the charter Of Orange co bank
thiid eadiag ordered.
point aud remove commissioners IN eeftAia cases
pas ed
A.o, b ! to legAlzs toe g,apd list OF Wilmington
Aso ill TO lesaze the grand list Of Barre for 1866
passed.
Al o. bill in amendmen, Of eh IS, ieailg to burial
groluds d their Enlargement passed
BY Mr. Penn ck, for cJ'a On claims bill, to pay WIN
Storrs the there mentipned third feAdng ordered
By Mf rane, ior com on miitar' ahI's recommend
ing the amendmea Of bill 10 amsndnent Of an act TO
organ ze the mitt s. that IN re h all be two dAs Of
r,gmentsl drill in additol to ii c June training.
Mr. Crane ip,orted the amendi,tut believing the
militia useless. with drllt and he be
ieyed the one das drill provided the bl wore than
useless The cost be over s. O0l a.d he believed
u 70 be aud upon the state he general gose n
ment, aud upo every nembsr of III mil "a ys'em Ne
bell this days dill retained ouy or the sake OF
presersips militia sIs EN- pon pspeI that the s'aIe
may keep the arms obtain from he o. government
hould the bi be passed 10 It's present form we snail
not have officers enough q tue organization. The
ystein has nearly every Off er, DUNG year.
h1ndred dilars and this to-, without rsceiy
ing any compensation and shall the legislature now
depiiye them virtually Of their commands.
he Commissioned officers he believed, would iu some
msnne soon cont'ive to get out oul u the services and
then the ees will have be fill d. aud be
pee'ed that officers will travel fly or hundred miles
without compensation to elect ohc VINO, II elected will
no have any command who by accept ng the off aes
will prove themssves oereft Of common sense
The arm VIII bee me rasted and alm2si useless by
eng retained In the har d. OF who are merely to
come ont once year and answer to her names.
II may ne "a that there an inspec log OH er whose
duty is TO inspect 'he arms but he examine the
arm al over the sac on tn hts day of june
insi ed that The ado lion Of the bill would inis
fraud himsh prva in the anizAtion, shieh
mu as ne vas ehi ed under certain provisions be as
are no to be repealed
is gr1s. inpjstiol upon every private and officer
for the state to attempt 10 reeae itself rom four hfths
of the responsibilities which they assumed last year aud
s ho those who have enlisted uader the system to all
their responsibilities
He read IN ,xtrse, from one Of the colonel. OF the
miih eondem log the proposed bill In the strongest
tel
Mr. Barrett did ny that tae system beautiful
in theory, but he believed that is N lily usees II
he matter had come up earlier he should have met the
question fairly and quMey upon the repeal u the whole
system, fr he believed ths is what the great OF
the people d. sire But il is TOO la now aud this bill
10 have been comp omse 10 the house between
the frisnds and enemies of the system and It rem
part OF the expense, he hoped il would pass And he
trusted that the sena would at this late day send
the bill back TO the house encumbe with any amend
ments which woul be likely 10 defeat the bill.
Mi Richmond be ieyed that the orgA iztion got
up Tor permanent organization, and that It would be
In opera N more thAa tiK months He acknowledged
that ther had been some complai about the expense,
but the great part Of the expense has already been in
CURED and will not have 70 be Incurred agaia since the
ser The people 10 his section have beea ecdedly ia
favor OF the system He tho gh th h would be better
70 repeal the whole law Than to p,ss this bill sihout
amend neat which Looks too much like yankee trick
TO cheat g1vefnment
Mr. Hyde acknow edged that an efficient militia sys-
TEN quiel company drills, but he did not believe that
requires regimental drills, and he had hoped that the
would recommend that the bill b amended BY pre-
sNrying the September company d Is, aud thus amend
he believed that the bill would pass both house,. In
HE section Of The state the members Of the ganzAtion
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