Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-19
AFTER NOOA
SENATE

Erwin webster Guilfofd,
Fred W wilder, Rupert
On motion Of Nj johnson Of Rockingham, adj.
AFTERNOON
BiH introduced DHd feterred-By Mr. Skinner, In ad
don to chap % q the general statutes and in relation
to the proceeds ofputlic lands.
amendmtuto the Cons tuition u the United states be-
and the same is hereby ratified referred to com on
printing
The resolution relative to the titles Of bills laid upon
the table this morning called up and on motion Of
NJ Reed was referred to the com on rules
The house eluetd the senat to return TO the house
the oat resolution relating TO the decease Of Senators
Colamo and Foot and by unanimous vote the resolu-
ton was returned agresaby tie request Of the house
On molten Of Mr. Cochran, adj lgInsd
HOUSE
The speaker announced the following
STANDING COMMITTEES
Eiectioas-Messrs Walker Of Ludlow, Miles Of Hines
bu'gh, Carpenter Of Pawlet rickford Of Troy Wells Of
Athens Bra ley Of Sheffield, Martin Of Sheldon.
yHdieid,y--Mesgs Miner q Manchester, Prout Of
Rutland, Ross Of St Johnsbury Pskr Of Bennington,
Brigham Of Hyde ark.
Gl1im,-Mesis Burt Of swanton, Van sioken Of
Burlington. Lane of Cornwall Thompson Of Lyndon,
MoLeary Of export.
Banki-Messrs Park Of Bennington. Converse Of
Iownshend. Smith Of furisburgh Ross Of Brandon,
Manutactue,--Messrs Gre nbauk Of DAnville Mar
tin Of MNshfsld, shufieion Of Sunderland, Gray Of
Middletown, Bal Of Springfield
Agftcuht"e-Mefsrs Pease Of Charlotte. Smith Of
Bhdport, Loyeland Of Norwich, Taylor Of Sherburne,
Barron Of Washington
Grand List-Messrs ClaAin Of Hancock Benton Of
Wstham Armstrong Of Dorset Randall Of Sandgatei
Stewart Of Barnet Coffin Of gf1ton White Of Shell
burne Weston Il CoIoheste- Appleton Of Victory
Noyes Ct Brighton Ladd Of Enosburgh Corliss Of Rich
fore; Marvin q Aloursh Irish Of Grand lsle Chhsty Of
Johnson, Weeks Of Siowei Smith Of STAFFORD Peake
Of Oisngei somcfs Of lfasblrghi Curtis Of Lowell
Nourse Of Pittfoid, Holmes Of HuDbardton Graves Of
Duxbury, Foster I Calais Smith Of Guilford Whit
nsy Of WILMINGTON; Emmons n HArtlsnd, shedd Of
Weot Windsor.
I,s,eraI N..s.. "a hh.xa ~ q,,.Lh.ia.
Thomas Of Orwe !, Mason Of Resdsboro, Wyman Of st
Adams, Ruggles II on, socum OF So Burlington,
Marvin OF Albufgh Judevne OF Concord Cady Of Nor
Tstowni Brock Of Newoury ane on Derby, Kellogg Of
Benson, Jones Of lrhhsd, Herfiek Of Brsttleboro
State Prlson--Messrs Roberts Of Underhill, Bems Of
Wesimore, Walker Of Dummerston SPaford Of Wealth
oroorafions-M,ssrs white q windsor, Tiden Of
Barre Snyder Of Remington Phillips Of Casteton, Gro
yer Of Wells
Topn Linss-Messrs Richard son Of westford Hon.
kins Of Rupert, Carpenter Of Randolph, Purnton Of
Lincoln, Benson Of Clarendon
Ways and Medai-Messts Clark Of Poutney, Foster
Of Montpelier Marsh Of Woodtook Hard Of Arlington
Goss Of Vergennes
Fourth Joim Ruie-Mesns. Prout Of Rutland Taft
ofNewark, Fletcher Of Reading.
ford.
Joint Ruies-Messrs Miner Of Manchester soper Of
Coventry.
Li6rary-Messrs Hubbard Of stock bridge, Burt Of
Swanton, Welch Of Willison.
The speaker also appointed, and the house approved
Addison Co-Messrs Ball Of Granville, CLARK Of I'D.
olson. McQuivey o. Ripton.
bennington Co-MeaiTs Sim0nds Of Peru, Barstow OF
SALISBURY, Webster Of Stamford
Caledonia CO-Messrs Sanbom OF PeachAm, Shedd IF
HArdwiek Freeman Of Waterford.
Chittenden Co-Messrs Whtcomb Of Richmond, Mo-
Of Bolton, Hensdin Of ST George
Bsse1 Co-Messfs Appleton Of Victory, Cook Of Lem
ington, Cooper Of Canaan.
Franklin CO--Messrs Robe Of Franklin Learnard OF
Bakersdeld Champion Of Fairfield
Grdnl LsIe CO-Messra lrisa Of Grand Isle, Town Of
North Hero, Goodsell Of Isle La Mott
LamOiN6 C0--Messrs Bragg of Wateryille, Potter Of
Belvidefe Wait Of Eden.
Orange Co-Messrs Cleveland Of BraintIee Morgan Of
Topsham, Moore of Chelsea
Orleans CO-Messrs SeAvey q BrowningtOn, Josyn Of
Barton, ChAmberlin II jay.
Rutland C0--Messrs Ke,chum Of 5udbury, Nichols Of
Dandy, Rogers Of Wallingfori
Washington CO-Messers Hale OF Cabot, Bartlett Of
PlAinheld, Rich ardson Of WAtsfeld,
W,ndham Co-Messrs Whitley Of Wilmington, Mer-
rifeld Of Brookline, Cobb of Putney.
Windsor Co--Messrs Spaulding Of Weston Burton
of Andoyer, Chandler Of Hartford.
The speaker also appointed the following select
STATE Normal School--Messrs Walker Of Ludlow,
Bulard Of New Haven, Armstrong Of Dorset, Ross Of
st Johnsbury Van sicklen Of Burlington, Benton Of
Guildhau Wyman Of St. Alb.us Marvin of Alburgh
whtelock OF Cambridge, Hay Of Bradford, Roo of
Craftsoury Kellogg of Benson, richardson Of Waits
field, Herrick Of Brattleboro.
Committee TO visit Reform SohOsl-Messrs Tenney
Of Thetford, Foster OF Montpelier, Ross Of Brandon,
Marsh Of Woodstock, johnson Of Wardsboro.
Committee on Constitutional Amendmsat-Messrs,
Park OF Bennington, Rounds Of Chester, Clark Of
Poultney Dunn Of Fairfax, Brigham Of Hydepark
Joint Resotions-FI ON the senate, paying tribute
Of respect to the memory Of the late U s Senators
from this state, Hon. Jacob ColGmer and Hon. Solo
mon Foot; adopted.
From the senate, granting the use of representatives.
hall to the Vermont Historical Society on TeusdAy eve
Oct. i6; adopted.
Mr. johnson OF Rockingham n owed reconsideration
Of the vote adopting the joint resolution granting the
use OF the Representatives all the VT Bible Soeiet,
and VI COlnn Snpietv m adj nd ThuTR
day evenings Of this week adopted and the resolution
ordered to lie.
On motion OF Mr. Clark ofPoultney the senate wa
requested 10 return to the house the joint resouo
the death Of senators Colamei and Foot, which re
quest was granted by the senate, and on motion NJ
Clark the vote adopting the esouton TeoonsideTel
for the purpose Of giving opportunity for suitable eS
preAsons OF the feelings Of members OF the Honse
the resolution laid the table and made the sPe
oia order OF tomorrow morning at half past ten o'clock
On motion of MIR koss Of ST. Johnsbury, adj
FORENOON.
SENATE.
TUESDAY, Oct l6.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Journal Of yesterday read and approved
The president ed as the com der the four
| joint rule Messrs. Kellogg, BaIlos and Barrett
joint RssoiItion5--By Mr. Dor, that the two hous
meet 10 joint assembly on Thursday Oct rs at oco'
r. M TO elect Judses Of the SupTen Court and IepoI
! er Of the decisions thereof adopted.
BY Mr. Henry, that the use Of III hall Of the house
representatives. ne granted to the Vermont Oficers
Getty the evening Of Oct 10Th. the delivery of th
address; adopted.
On nomin .tion Of MIR Martin, Messis Hendee, Dc
and lde elected com on federal relations
BHs introduced and Keterred-By Mr. Skinner,
pay A skinner for arfesung and bringing 10 just
one Don Hyde; TO com On claims.
BY Mr Hendee, relating to liens on personal proper
requiring them TO be reduced 70 whiting and recorded
the tow clerks office
BY Mr Reed, reaing TO grst-mils; regulating /
toll for grinding grain
BY Mr Taft, providing for an torney General who
duty shall be TO assist the ates attorneys OF
in the trial Of criminal aud civil causes VIII
the state party advise with the officers Of the 81
lega matters arlsing IN course u their official du
and annually report to tue legislature with such
gesuOns he shall deem proper, ,he condition OF
criminal laws Of the sate also liking the sAiaTes
fees OF the several states attorneys.
by Mr. Baker, directing tue several clerks oil the
preIne to 10 the secretary Of ate re Pr
Of all the divorces granted in their respective count
for the hVe years last past aud thereafter 10 make su
report AFTER each term and directing the seey 10 G.
body such report In the Tegistra alton report.
The Governor transmitted the report OF the comm
app iinted under joint resolution Of the egs
ture Of 1860, relative 10 the preservation oI sea bsh
the Connecticut River and us tibutsries ordered 10
& printed.
The President amour oed as the com on so much
the Governors message relates TO the Constitution
amendment: Messrs DoTr, Hendee and BMstow.
4 On motion OF Mr. Bake, adjourned.
, HOUSE,.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The Journal OF yesterday was read and approved.
BliJ introduced ana refeircd--By Mr. Iennel
Thetford relating 10 selecting text books for comm
schools TO com on education.
TIhe bill provides that the Board OF Education sh
re examine the gtammars, Biographies, arithmetic
reaGers and spoilers in the district sonoo
10 examine other text books OF the same classes,
select a list Of such books TO be used hereafter
said schools limiting the text books ia each branch