Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-23
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.

Passed--h 20i granting certain powers to Addison
county grammar school h 900 In smeudmcn' 10 sec
chap 6s q the gen sts slauig eacs Of homestead
sno III dovtr h l9b to pay Franklin buu'r' A5 Il
prevent irjurts 70 highways .69 TO incorporate the
Peru steam mill Coz 2Tj making provision for the sup
port Of the government with amendments ~ 20 in
oofpoiae the Cfailsbufy mill village co, and l0o The
village Of Ninooskii ~ defining the JuIiidioion o.
On motion Mr. Ba,stow the vote refusing the third
reading Of 1913 directing Listers 10 notf persons wter
assessed for money hand debts due and scck IN trade
was reoontdtred and on motion Of Mr. Baker ordered
The house amendment to relating to the tarningi
Unmarried vomtn was col cured in
81 relating to the fees Of members Of the general a.
sembly vas reported from ne C m on finance with po.
sal OF amtndmou which agreed TO AID The bill laid
upon the ehc and made special oidet for Monda5 Nov
Resoh.fio,,-By Mr. Martin that when the senate ad-
journ. they tcj urn to meet on Monday morning a. y
On motion Of Mr. Martin, adjourned.
HCUsE.
The speaker anuourcc A. secc, Gem on The I'LL re
laiinR 70 fuinishng STATUS ior National saiusy Hell
MesIs Glars Of Foul'ney, Miner Of Manchester.
Mauh Of Woodstock Nansiekien Of Bmlng On and
R.,oiuf,, ~ Il, M vansieklen tuspcndine. for the
remainder Of The session, the rules Il he house rtquifre
the tngGostm6ut Of Ills before tie thd rUdn g. and
that the ho seirR Of al ts shall not be lees tn IA
twenty -four houis tubsquent TO the stctnd itadirg
adopted.
Eepo,t From ecm On town lines, on petition Of
Chester Pratt and oihefs, aekhg 70 he discharged from
tfheI consideration Of the ptuucni which request was
garitd.
Fen. com ,n jud ca in relation to the natu slzadon
Of aliens passtu.
Prom e,n com ll3 to l,gaze the grand list Of the
town Of Jamaica "a Ne grand list Of the town Of on-
wall, pas ed Agsnst 947 TO tnsblt gems TO procure
hguoIs that ere urtdutated for mt dical al mtehani
cal purIo. cs, third reading Itiustd-
From ctmto make up grand list for compiling and
publishing the hsu1g laws % this state third ad ng
From com wSJsAf means aRamsth 1913 to encour-
age manufacture. itnd resoifg refused.
Fiom o,m In jud - IN relation 10 the earrirgs Of
. 5.
ments which we've adopted, aud % - amend act to
provide fr the retaiis Of houses Of public Wortip
patsed. Agamsts 100 relating 10 the appoin ment of
commissIt and plrA Me estates Ui dtctased
persons; thndIeadii Ieiustd.
From CON On corp ll2 10 amer an oct 10 incorpor
ate the books'e ,oge tool co III TO incorporate the
Monkton khohn coi 20 anti act to ineoI pc rate
the village Of Rutland passed.
From 20 maze UP grand list se5n addition 10 cs3g
eLuuoo Of the Vano nat opposed BY Mr. ROUNDS Of
Chester aud thiiu reading refused.
From com en- ways ana meals on so much Of the Gov
eInois Mtsstke ItlAts to the fl anoes Of Tie state
that suitable provisions had bees mace for The in
bill thst had been ptts,nied 10 he house by The com
and asking to te discharged r. m further eide alton
OF the resolutions. ltquest tTanted and joint itsou
ton su hoiizing q c segeautAttms TO tud 'uii Of
shelves in Nos IL aud z Of TIE state Houso adp ed
also h u 2 to tax dogs; thiid reading refused.
From select c1m ainstt 9o relating 10 time Of hold
ing county court Ia Orleans co; thud reading refused
From com on agriculture rs to an &c act 10 in
corporate the Vermont ttNte Agricultural hodcU :
passed
From efm on corp G5 TO incorT crate the N " New
bnsland md Montreal txpTtts co, with mtncmtnts
which we're agreed 70 passed.
Fem com On jud siust so Ielstrr to the sale Of
real estate, including the Homestead by guardians Of
insane perfons, Mi CAdiI ieuted 50 cedng the
eHclutNe juisdution over si,cs ior custm house,
passed.
From com on co againsts So ia amendment Of an act
to incorporate the village Of 81 Adams thd resdiDgIe
fused.
From com on jud 40 regulating the pay Of states at
torntys, and majority Of the com accommodating it's pas
sage.
MF Rafkg %
Fir ON majority u Tie sen con 700 to amend an
&C. Organising the NIL VA, asknR o. lie discharged
fIOm ihe flu tLts alteration OF the bill min oIity
Of the ttme c, IA unlimited wfuenI'portretommeno
ing certain amendments, and that when smtI dtd
the bill ought TO pass The endn provide hat
the commsndAn Of ton panits shall see that the
ard Ct utI mehts belonging 10 the state within the
limits Of their RESPECTIVE con panies thal be collected
and cared foi Ly such ctmmbncHn'k at the expense
of the state. Nj Hams Il Wiuoham thought
this was the ltoyinee of the quarteImasttr gtn-
cal of the state, and that 1t sAould be len to his
Mr. Mttyin of a buIeh uIPeo thu tdolttn fine
ndmeIt and the passage cf the bill Mr. houncs Of
CT etter opposed tn bill nd said II We did not do some
thin TO keeY up cur military sJst,m should have
the rtcAll, en- The STATE by the United States
goytInnt nt TO wi, m tboy beloi god Mi Burt q
swanion wat in A,ot ofiht auelomtnt and hoped the
bill would be antnctd and Iatted. Mr. Ross Of ST
JohnstuTy PROPOSED TO amend 10 to have tuch com
report, in the monih OF September Of each
year, TO The quarumatter general q the state the
number 81 ctndiu, II cf such AIMS which adept
ed, al the nmeI dmort 80 amended was agreed TO.
The lii was then read the third time
create " do nothing" militia leaving life At all
in the militia except the providing for reports
from oommsndenis Mi Mason OF kt,dsboro made
statements in behalf Of the majority Of the committee
and urged the reasons that hufncod them oppose
the bill Mr. MAyn replitd TO MI Mason, opposing the
miliualsystem a useless thing and not worth even
the II inI um Of 80 600 and uch less the maxim
of S4 600 OF $1,000. Nj Rounds Of Chester
moved thai the til be ordered TO lie and he hoped hat
the friends OF this bill who evidently desired 10 wipe
out the whole military system, would propose some
method for gaiheif up the property of the state and
have 1t sold, and hus make due provision for GUAR
the interests Of the staie The bill ordered lie
From the Senate--Jeint resolution providing for a
final adjournment Of the general assembly ON Tuesday
morning next at O'Clock. Opposed by Mr. Miner Of
Manchester MfRots OF SiJontbuIy moved 10 amend 20
TO make il Wednesday the 2lst which rejected.
The resolution was then adopted-Ayes 90. Nays 40.
z73 making provision for the support of govern
ment, with amendment which was adopted 23 relat-
ing to courts Of chancory, with amendment which wss
adopted S6l IN relation to appeals from Judgment OF
justice couris, with amendmtns-ad adopted l22 in re-
lston TO the qualification Of voters with amendments
adopted l07 provide for the preservation and
torstion Of f,h in the state Of Vermont with amend
ment falowing fth TO be taken between the first de
OF June and the 18Th day Of Aug. adopted; 237 Il
incorporate the Tsitsyile cemetery association, with
amendments, adopted.
o. in addition TO chap 10 5 in relation to money
OF account and interest, 10 com ON ways end means
100 TO provide for the regulation and government II
the Vermont Reform School, with request for mUdh
cation Of amendmtnt propoted by the house, whic b
WAS sgrted TO III in alteration Of rec chap %
in relation TO textbooks prescribed for use in the
mon tchOole OF I'M tlhie, 10 com on euuchuon,
ReiohstioH- By Mr. Rounds Of Chester providing fol
evening sections sud alter this evening, and thai
the house meet at O'Clock on Monday morning
adopted
Mr. Van sicklsn called up II bill 81 to provide fol
erecting q monument over the grave of Thomas Chit
tenden and moved TO FIJI the blank in the bill by inert
ing 81 800. Mr. Ross of StJobnshury oppoted the bill
as bad pItotoent Mr. Miner Of Manchester eaid thai
he would admit that tie psssge OF this bill would b,
precedent FOR other like appropriations hereafter, but
Gov Chitenden was particularly the type Of VI citi-
zenthip and We ought 10 chow cur appreciation Of
his seIveet by making this rifnP appropriation. MI
Butieheld OF Grafton opposed the bill for the present
Mr. MCch Of Miston taid be introduce the bill and
had not the least idea that this boute would Oppose II
for moment, and thought the tax 20 small that tbs
people would he more than willing to pay it, sud gave
instances Of the personal generosity Of Gov Chittendeu
that drew eaTt iICm many eyes. Nh Burt of SwAnton
favored the bill The amendment WAS adopted and on
the question OF the third reading Of the BILL the yea,
and nays were dtmsnded by Mr. Converse OF Towns.
end and were a. follows; Ayes Ga, Nays 81. So th,
house refused the third reading of the bill.
Mr. Walker OF Ludlow called up 26O relating TO tn,
duties Of the board Of education and Of the exain
Of teachers thiId reading refused.
On motion Of Mr. Nine Of Manchester, adj
EVENING.
BOUsR.
Reporfs-FTom com on Jud $50 and 232 10 anne nd
10 AZ entitled Of levy Of execution, that 800
not pass, third reading refused 232 smtndtd OF
recomme dAon Of com, third reading ordered % u
authorize the removal Of distractions from Onion rive
and the tributaries thereto, with amendments whie
wire adopted ordered 10 lie
Prom ftleet com on q l08 assessing tax on the co
OF Warrington patstd.
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