Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-10-26

TUESDAY, Oct ~
Prayer by the chaplain.
Journals Of Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Monday,
read and approved
Bids Rtfcrtd-s % relating 10 probate fees and sala
no, to legaire the action Of the selecimen Of the
town Of CAyendish. 10 com on Judcisry 49, to pcor
porate he Altimont Corr ct band to com ~. 70
amend All act entitled an act to incorporate the Yer
mon and New York X, X Co." to com roads
Biis inpodu cd and ftteyyed-By Mf Heudte. au-
thotiE ug the Mt Men field hotel c.. 70 borrow sum
fmuney. not ,eenng $50 COCO, al rate Of interest
no exceeding 2per cent and to tissue bonds thertor
By Mr. Martin to protect FISH in Hermitage Pond in
Topshsm to gen com.
h, Nj skinner, to pay Thos @ Powers the sum Of
8 for services and exptni es In suptfiutend-
ing the work Of building the State House; 70 com
claims.
by Mr. Hyde, TO incorporate the King Fam slate CO;
20 com manufactures.
BY Mr. Red relating to Union School dis riots, and
In addition TO chap ~ Of the stat also to legaIe
the vote Of the town Of Planfeld divdii school dis
trct J. in Phinteld into tVo districts 10 com Jude
larry
Sheldon and Others in relation to dts patd and idle
persons; referred without reading to the com jud
The senate considered in addition TO chap 70 Of the
gen statutes and providing that Labual drunkenness Of
either party to marriage shall be for divorce
or the question Of It's passage.
Mr. LORI was opposed TO It's passage. He thought It
not wise expedient for the state enlarge the causes
Of divorce Our state is already the subject Of gener
al remark for the ease with which divorces can be pro
cured he sacfcdnets Of the marree ties is eharac
te isuc OF Enlightenment and civil zaiion where they
were Of the least binding foioe the least civilization
he thought the ground for divorce in this b too troAd
leaving to the caprice Of the PRECEDING Judge deter
mine what is habitual dfunkeness. He would not be
pndsrtood TO apologize for drunkenness but he would
inset that the saerednets Of those obligations which
foud characterize our civilization should not be
tly broken There might be Individual whore the
principle might with justice be App' d, but ought not
TO hgisAie or them against the good Of the common.
vesih The statute aneady wisely provides that inol.
erabe severity shall be for divorce md when
hAbtual drunkenness resulted in intoeiAblo seVery
vithit
bic
Bis Passei-s relative to The earnings Of married
womei providing that they sha be entitled TO thr own
earnings WHEN abandoned by or lvIg apart from her
husband relating 10 lands sold for taJes Ct the
tights and liabilities Of husband and wife (,he supreme
court 10 authorize the wife her petition to sell and
convey her real estate any part htreo also the per-
sonal estate OF her husband which may have come 10 him
oy reason Of his marriage, in cases when the whole is
ndoned by The husbAnds IA relating the stics
OF oyotce ~ to incorporate the Providence Orphan
Asylu Of Burlington 10 for the Preservation Of shad
an Lake Champlain and its tributaries.
mr. TAFT hon m en- joint rules submitted the report
Of that com and the rules therein lett mmspd,d were
accepted as the Joint Iuits Of this ,, ssion.
tesohaions-By Mr. RI ed pTovid for the printing Of
the grand list Of the state each year in the session laws
of the State laid upon the table.
he resolution for the ratification Of The constitution
28 LaSs,O.
On motion Of Mr. Martin, adj.
Prayer blythe Chaplain.
The journal Of Friday and Monday was read and Ap-
proved.
Mr. X Sanford Of Westminster, having presented his
credentials, received the oaths Of flee al look his sea-
BUS itt'eductd and 'g0rtd-By Mr. Hubbard Of
stotkiidge in an snemtnt q sec ~ chap l26 re-
lat ng to the fees Of the memtts Of the Legislature
L king mittgs Of members at cents ter ME each |
way srd per diem pay at So COZ to com on ways and
means.
by Mr. Prout Of Rutland in addition to chap 2sg s.
RELAXING to railroads and railfoad eOrIofsoIsi to judi
By Mt Cleveland Of Brool field in relate to the quail
tcAuon Of voters defian chsiug otserttIs those
'nRsged In the copederate ssIvietilto judiciary
by Mr. held Of sroNitk, to pay Substitute . lders
me " per month State Iay given to volunteers; 70 com
. o. litary affairs
- pr Rounds Of Chester directing ii state treasur
e. 70 CO he bflanoe ofttxes due he Rr nd list Of
the oouniy WAihjDgton to cum on WAYS ar means
BY Mr. ~ IL "a OF W,athersted to INCORPORATE the
eathtIthe and ClaItmont iailroad Co to com Oh
b, Mr. Bartlett Of Morgan, to incorporate the Morgan
iesdtny TO CO IN o. eoreaticn.
ny Mr. Johnton 81 ROO ham, 10 amend teot / & !
IF an mon Grating INST achoo disiet Of pl sbit
Anis q Rockingham, for Iuipofts iha.n m, ntioned,
e teihsr with Itli,ion 10 c, IN ,ducaL1n.
. By Mr. Carpenter Of Randi lh, TO incorporate the
hando boitl toml any; 10 com on corporations
Iy Mr. Rounds Of Chester to pay Btnjanin Dwinell
he sum fleiein mentioned 10 com On clans
BY MIR Pierce Of och TO incorporate the Roches
sI stactny to com n Education.
~ MI Park Of b. nningion relating 10 Iailrt ads
Piovdii for settlement Of dfelentes between Gem
peurR tCatt 10 G. m on ioads.
~ MI Park II b,nnirgion in addition to an act in
sm,tt mni Of sec "a 'hai aSe s.itlauIg to railroads;
o com on roads.
b, nj Park Of BsnniI g,on au,horizir the Hen1irg
TOT and huibnd laho'd tmIery 10 t1tend The bolih
ein line q 'hetr road ITO ,he West Rutland Marble
BIZ Mr. Hubbard q sto,ktIidge, securing attendance
At school CT ehditn between certain tg,s; TO on
ldUcation
Ihe following is the bill in full;
sEc Whenever il thall be known TO the pIudenual
onmi,iee Of any school district in any town this state
N he an int rAars 81
any children between the ages of and tx.en are
by any cause deprived The privilege Of ding school
fhoienty 10 acquire good common school education
steh Iruuenua committee or tuptIinttndt shall make
ali due inquiry in the causes OF tu,h OF such
children nom school, and shall hereby ,quirtd to use
their best tndeAyorE TO place II in schools and cor.
tIue hm ~ for sufficient time 10 acct mplish the OBJ
jet fer which such schools arr established.
SIC These scholars, and all Others who unable
TO pure haze their school books by making know their
situation to the aforesaid tceIt Ay through hem he
uppied with the requisite books the expense Of the
towns in which they live.
$40 Wherever II shall apr ear that arent.or ouar
diar BY mistaken Obey OF by psInicoutnels, habit
ualy dspvr their children Of the education the state
designs to give them such pare guar may by
wit from any justice Of she peace In the town where
The parties live be bought before such justice to answer
70 the charge Of such prudential mittee snperin-
tenctnt Of nitdtmesDor in desiniI ably their
scholars hon tehooi ind convicted Of the same shall
be fined in the sum Of five dollars with prosecu
ton, Tor every child 30 detained from each and every
tenn Of school which children Of like sRe are secus med
70 attend, which ines shall 30 to the school fund Of the
town.
Sec 4 Every child Of ordinary ability and good health
shan he required to attend school follows From sew
en- 10 twelve years Of age less than two terms each
year, Of at least ten weeks each. From twelve to ak
teen y'ais CT age not less then one tenn Of ten weeks
Gee IL shall be unaefu for any oyer Of minors
10 contract their labor 10 dpe he m OF the abe
ePeentd tems OF school, upon the liability OF foIfetng
the hke sum- TO be objected plant Of the
emetrs in the ame msrn,r delinquent parents ned
sha az such nnes shall be AIpropriated to he town
By Mr. Hamilton Of FairhAven to inot porate the
fanhs'tn slaie ard marble company to ccm on corp
ID Nj Prout Il Rutland, 10 lAy Vim. M Field the
sum the tin named 10 com on claims.
BY Mr. Miles Of Hinesbmeh. TO Incorporate the
HinesbrIeh cornet band to tom On corp
~ Mr. alker Of Ludlow, TO INCORPORATE the Ply
noun 500 miting company; TO com on corp
htPorfs-fiom select Ct m 90 much Of the Govern
ois Message as relates to the Constitutional amend
tnt, and The joint resolutions the same subject IN
s'or Of the joint RESOLUTIONS with Amendment which
was adopted.
Mr. Miner OF Manchester moved TO lay the resolutions
on the liable ard make thin the special order Of Friday
aftrnot At o'odek, which wBs Opposed by Mr. Hub
bard o. siockbrdge, and withdraw Oy the mover
MI bIithtm OF HydepsTk renewed The motion just
wihdia~h and upon explanations by Mr. Park Of ben
nineton and hI Miner ei Manchester it was adopted.
From general ON IL favor Of bill piot' hsh in
Otter Creek, vi an amendment, which agreed 10
and the TIL ordered 10 third reading
From eom military affairs in favor Of h bill 20 pre.
the ecofds and files pertaining the war Of 1851
for the pressvGton Of the Union ordered third
ing.
From general com in favor OF bill to legalize the
81. nd LET II the Of BTkthife for the years 1868
1864, 1850 and 1866, with amendment, which was
seIeed ~ and the DILL ordered to hind reading.
BAs passed-h b TO legslze the clion OF the select
q Dnva db 20 fnro eka