Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-02

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to this or any oher corporation, ana hoped the bill
would be allowed TO lie
Mt Bhgt am Of Hydey ark was opposed to he amend
ments stating that the irsd uon had been Ia operation
for two three years and was doing q work II
was charitable institution, and parents and guardians
could he place their chi dfen and wards under he
guidance OF those who would educate them and when Al
suiWb age put them out TO learn ,utibe usde lie
could objections the bill whtu We had passed
Other bills Of similar character for other rchg Gus de-
ntmn Atons. He thought TO refuse to pass this bill
was to discriminate against the aholos Of the state
He WAS opposed to tuth determination AID though II
but Just those who claimed this establtbmtnt Of the
institution that itshould be assed
Mr. Butt Of Swanton was rot sufficiently informed as
thelpioyisons Of the bill 20 act una stsndingy upon
it and hoped II would be ordered lie. 10 relation to
the Ks q MI Brigham he cid not understand that
It Necessary in Nern ont 10 remove any class Of the
children Of the state tyond the cOnto Of the state or
TO allow N, IN to be so removed.
Mr. Dunn Of Fa fax vas Oppoftd TO the bill rs l. al
wed thditn to be taken ard pac, in the institution
duft their minority, without any redress. II the pro-
posed institution vas a Charitable one let Il osc who
wish go there bot he would tve his vote 10 the
passage Of I'LL bndh child 10 remain in any ifsu
tuition ALLOW all to go where they wish II the ropos-
institution is better than any other let the children
30 the If they wish but let THIN be allowed TO 90 any
who're else at any time II hey chtose to.
Mr. Brigham ihcughi he rovincns Of this bill SINH
lat-ntay copy Of bill passed at the last tes
zion, and he in favor Il lie passage. he piopoted
dmsnt virtually de Gated the objects Of the bill and
be hoped they would not be adopted, but that the bill
Mr. Van sicklen of Burlington thought the institution
good ore, ard The 1e'ple Il burntgion were very
largely to its support The provision giving ht corpora
titn power o. bind out the children as imply pro-
vision Whereby hey toud dispose Of the children, at
proper age and at proper time.
Nj Aimtucng q onset moved that the motion 10 lie
be endod so as 10 provide that the I'LL and amer d
nent shall be printed, which was adopted and he bill
oidIed TO lie
JOINT resoiicn-FIcm the senate teuderr the use Of
the hepftsentstvts Hall On Tuesday evening Oct 30 h.
to ID cot, ESQ, Of NV Yuk for the pu pose Of an
address to ptetcnt csms Of homeless al destitute
chidrtn REJECTED "a TO TO- The result Of little feeling
he pAlt Of Il house. The act Of the house on
the IN 10 incorporate the Providence Orphan Asylum
AID Hospital at IuTlin gon
Nj sherman Of Dover ed 10 Reconsider the vote
just ahen whi,h wes supported b) Mr. Burt Of SwantUn
and Mr. Dunn q Fsititx.
Mr. ishsm Of Hyd'park moved to lay the molten to
Reconsider on the tatlt rejected
The vote by which he re oluiion r. jecied re-
considered tnd pa SD nearly unti inousiy.
On mouold mr AIdieWs Of Berlin adj
sENATR.
Payer by The Chaplain
II, jouinal cf)tst,Tcay was read and approved.
Bus i,HtoGtctd 0tG ftftrt6G-Il Nj Kellogg 10 in
corporate the NV York New England and MoLueAl
tHpIets 'ompaiy to general otm.
Jotnf'tso Wttt-bl Mr. Taft, relating to Ftuian pris
rs IN Can ada = fol ovs3
Wier,a,, Koht b LDnth and Rev John Mcmahon
have been convicted Of havtg participated in the e ian
invasion Of Canada in June lat al Snienced by its
courts TO be hung on thi 30th day Of Lee next;
AZ Uhe cas- arp ara that the anticipation OF John
McMah5n in such invasion was forced one and then
only that Of, nisr fIeligion in the discharge Of is
holy Offices anu II at the participation OF Rott Lynch
tlat Of news reporter sid that 81 io, nj tim ana
assistance for proper and full defense were not allowed
the atcuftd;
AID phtrcas the offence Of which they have been cen
yiCtd ald for which they have been s,nttLotd to be
hui purely poliiical
Therefore rtstiutd BY iht ttnate and house Of rep
rettntsives that hey would most resi- eCully uIPe
upon he Rcvenmen' Of Canada the towai ds the
prisoners named, Of that cltmtncy which is emintnty
be- oming 10 its conduct towards those WHO
may have hetn vioted Of purely political ofencts and
tho granting to Il I'm Of full hee and Unconditional
pardon.
Resolred that he Governor Of this State bertquest,d
TO Tantmit 20 the Goytinor Genera! II Canada the foe
going resolutions dir The suite mater Thee.
Of to he ean,seonsdu Of the Canadian govern
ment.
On oon Of Mr. Martin ordered to lie and he printed
bW ihtroabc6t-Ey mr. ] aft, IeIeslng chap 100 Of
The gtIeai staues relating 10 the sunende Of Fugitive
slaves.
Ban passtd-h G in amendmc mt to al act untitled an
incorporate the Eba1 county railroad company
is in addit on to an act 10 incorporate the Poulney
cemetery association 80 10 incorporate the Btnnng
ton wateIpowel 'mpaDN
On mt ton q Mr. endee, "A relating probate fees
and res was tskon up al after rntidtiabe discus
by Messis Taft and Reed ioi, and Messrs Don and
n artin against, was passed
YsN-Messrs BafftOw, Clspp, Cochran. Dale Dot n
Hence, HebIy, Lare, Red, Root. saiborn, souie,
NAls-Messs Don Gcodhue, Harlow. Hill, Howe,
hyde, Kellogg, Marin, oreuu Porter, Skinner Smith
Mr. Martin spoke against he passage Of 46 relating
to probate fees and salaries and on motion Ct Mr. TAFT
the bill VIZ laid on fhe ttbe
On motion Of Nj Her dee adjourned
HoUtB.
PRAYER by the Chaplain,
The journal Of ytsteldsy was read and app Owed.
Jou,t rtsoutlon-hy Mi Brigham Of Hl d, park reat-
ing TO ii pardon of James Lynch, John Mcmahon and
others adopted.
Bus INTRODUCED Sc-By MI Bui,erfeld q Grafton to
incorporate the Csmbrdgeport a arying and manufac-
turing co; to com on manufactures.
By MI Spauldng of estOn to incorporate the West
elm hotel co TO com corp
BY Mr. Welth Of Williston requiring the listers to
ufy all ptrstn whom th,y may sssels fvr money on
IA nd stp in II de q A dny uht N
they will hear alpealsi to com on grand list
BY Mr. Benton Of Guidha in relation to the Iowtrs
and duties Of Ugh bail fs 10 otm on jud
By Mr. Mott OF Sharon authorizing the town Of sharon
TO purchase the water privilege dam White
river vt Sharon; 70 sen ccm
BY Mr. Wells Il Waterbury, TO pay Miles c Stewart
the sum therein named; 10 com on claims.
From senate in addition to SO relating to banks
TO banks.
From the senate to amend 6l 80 3; to com on
banks.
From the senate to amends 2 c II relating to the
standard veis hi Of grains to gen com
From the senate authorizing the Mount Mansfield
hotel CO. TO issue bonds to jud com.
From the senate TO protect nah in ermtage pond in
From senate to incorporate the Brattl,boro meodeon
company to com on manufacture.
From TEL ATE TO incorporate the vermont and Boston
| slate company To com corp
From senate to incorporate the lake Bombazine slate
ard marble company to com on corporations
From senate, bill 10 incorporate The Ply mouth gold
mining CONF any, with smendmeLts, which were agreed
Reports From com on education h bill relating to
the distribution of public among tohOo districts,
tn amer du ents dividing IN I'd Of the money in
stead of one oulth heretofore, the dittets
and the remainder the bgg eRate number Of days at.
leudSnce, inste Of as hUeofoIe the aver aye
tendance Of each s(hool,) On motion Mr. Walker Of
ndlow, laid the table and bill and amendments
| d,rtd to be printed
From com on education, bill TO secure attendance
in sthools Of children Of certain age supported by MI
Hubbard Of kbroge. and Mr. Johnson OF Rocking
ham Mi DUN II FAiifsx OF The prefer ed IA
leave the matter with the house, and II ia peo lie Of the
prepared axe this adv o'd step be would
quieste. Mr. furi Of Swaf Nh BulaId Of NJ "
| Haven oT postd II e bill, Third Teaoiug refused
From com On judiciary bill in amendment Of sec Il
chap 81 in relation 70 apps als IdItsdir
Fitm education bill 10 inooi porAte The Bur
lii Rton educational stsccAnon with am' Moments which
were adopted from com on judiciary bill constituting
sec thap 6b D. in relation 10 hon etteAds; and bill
in amendment of act TO continue the pay Of peut anc
grand Jurors; tbnd reading seytrsly ordered
The speaker laid before the hot Sc communicates
fIom the seeretfry Of state covering communicates
fIom on Adams, secretary Of board oftd cation
stating that he would address the ger eiR assembly In
dance with their invitation, Thursday eveniug
/ Nytmhei LIST.
Pehti,ns-By Mr. PuIinton Of Lincoln, OF citizens o
the town Of Lincoln, asking for change Of the boundary
line between the toV us of Lnotln and Warren 10 Sc
lect tom on that subject
AT IL &C otk the special order taken up, being
Till RELAXING to the Qualification Of voters disanehisng
desetts and those uho had entered the confederate
vice. Mr. Pfout Of Rutland tferrd en- tmendme mt
providing hat dsstIeIs who voluntarily returned TO ser
vice the IIcean alton Of the Pie cent hAy,
been pafdOnt therefor, shall have the right Oe
otherwise disqualified The amer du was turtle
amended 10 take effect it's passage, and the bill