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

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ievSd that desired to see our state making anoth-
IF such return in he census as the t where we ep
peared 10 less advantage than even South Carolina
Agricultural pursu tend to decrease the population Of
state and Il Is only in localities where manufactures
were encouraged mat We eoud mo any great increase
l. 10 population or wealth lie compared vermont with
Massachusetts and the effect that the protecting and
fostering Of manufactures bad had upon the state Of
Massachusetts where every little stream was alive with
e Kind Of manufacturing interest and wealth and
population was rapidly increasing He wanted he same
10 be true Of Vermont and Il could only be accomplished
l. purpose Of building up Manufactures and developing The
II resources Of The stare He hoped the policy Of the
would not be 20 drive the very capital needed for
this purpose other states but that should protect
and invite TO come among U.s. and thus increase our
u agricultural wealth by The added stimulus Of maniac
; lures aud other corporate interests.
M Pax Of bennington opposed the bin Ills re-.
marks will be eiven hefCaficf To test the merits Of
IS tho question MI Park moved that the bill be dismissed
Mr Ross VI 81 Johntbury called for the yeas and
which As follows Ayes 100, nays 80, so the bill
e JOINT R,soiiaion BY Mr. cleveland Of Brookacld
j. pospouug final adjournment until Wednesday morning
% AZ clock laid on the table on motion Of Mr. Weston
i On motion Of Mr. Lane Of Cornwall, adj.
l. BVENING.
e SENATE
Third reading rifutd n ~ authorizing the removal
, Of obsuuc ions from The Onion river ard It's tributaries
' h 1856 TO pay Jas A Pollard.
Posso9 ~ to egaize the grand list Of the town Of
J. WCbidgc 266 relative to the division Of public
70 money in school districts.
On motion Il Mir Tan the secretary was directed 10 re-
guest the house to return to the senate 232 relating to
b lesy Of executions.
Resontions-By Mr. Don that the thanks Of the sen
ate are hereby rendered 60 Hon Gardner, President
Of the senate, Tor the dignity billy and impatiality
with which he has presid owes or dehbo aons nd
than ohs present relations severed by hna adj
journmtnt of the general assembly be carries wi him
the assurances Of our personal regards and our lest
f. wishes for his health and happiness; adopted unaui
moutly.
ny Mr. Hrdee that the lrd1egMds Of the senate are
due and hereby rendered to the ttceary end assist
ant secretary for their prom pit, Efficient and courteous
services during The prestbtseSicni adopted unanimous
BY Mr. P1stow. that when The senate adjourn they
tdj uin o O'Clock to morrow munuR; ordtrd 20 lie.
232 eating TO the levy tf execution having been
tuned the senate iufuunt 10 their fequeai, Mr. Tat
(; moved tecunsdttaton OF the vote passing the bill
| fgrfcd TO
Ahe discussion by Mr. skinner against. ard Mr. Bar
4 low for, the bill was passed yeas 10, NAYS 8.
JOINT resohdors-B' Mr. Reed, that the employ oos Of
t- State II use receive the pay is received
Prom the ouse tla the use Of the bal u the house
Of rcpfrsenatNts be pftidCd 70 lie CUn gatOnal to-
o. ciey ofWtieh I'm u Lrd H. pastor nom May rext.
tnii he ttN if.ntn Of iht ltgis aiuIe, for public
{ womb -adoped, is 10 T.
Nh Tat, that he r,poins in the house srd SEN
ate receive the San pay or he piottnt session is
received by The men teft-sdoIud
~ 10 tc'oCk ht tnnte VET into y etutve fOrsi H.
and thereafter MIR Martha moved reconsideration Of the
mcwl q obsIueion hem Onion n'ei ans s tributaries
b agreed TO
j. ArTah moved TO smtid he bill by striking cut the
j. void &C on and nserf u lieu thereof The VOID Wi
n nook" a,tsed TO and The til as amtndcd passed
" On Uctou Of Mr. Den, adjourned
On dtcmirg the Senate Adjourned Lieut.. Gov. Gard.
& ner tad
I Serato,5 II hardly express to you The eraufca-
uon trd pleasure which have Opuieuttd dtIitp his
stssion ia into course with The Senate and with each
Of Gu individually, and have iet nom The i'm ing,
that every fetafo al tyuy tter OF The rate has
OF "a BY been wiling, tUrx,ls to td me IN the per-
iolmarce q every duty, Ard you thst a
kurwlttpe Of the FINN oflpisstiye prccteeinns and Of
Iatltmtnta'y law are ufes in aid ny Irtsioir z
tfCe impaired with hat culfde VII CD in psTtod
to N IL know ing that h' has he generous Sympathy,
a Hln L. have g he 49,
the mtn tots Of the assembly over which he pftsid6s.
have utetvortd to do all in my power axe me daily
sessions Of he senate ptMan for ytu You have made
th,m tNoe'ongb pleasant ior me- and Low thank you
it div dualy for your any kndreses for your generous
at all times, ond fer the mai ner which you have
eApes.ed your approval OF ny theial action A. We
i nov separate al TO cur te,eIal homes you carry
n with you my best wishes fer YOU W,speiy AID haip
ness through life and all he wsy to that better land
RTort-FTCm com 10 make " aitnd list, an act to
legal Il grsI ist Of The town q wey bridge passed
- Fitm e IN On toipolaions 10 to mooTI crate the
NaiitI god Mining 60 passed
Fion m IN ,orpoIa'i,t 10 10 char &c the name
of ste Sheldon and SlsiOn maib't passed
From toh On luoidtty h.3u IN amendment cf sec Al
chap l26 relating to itts OF town graz jul hind
d reading refused.
From com On education lls in addition to an act foi
II ii ftl0 of tthto de net No II ~ lans passed.
r fIom con or claims against IA 70 pay / N 5 iaul
0 ing; ibnd leading refused.
From ccm or cisims against 2, 6to pay b Saw er
J. and l6l james II Phepsi ihird esdng refused
ffonl SefGtt-S 70 in an endment OF chap % s re-
II lang TO board Of dueaon, refusing 10 eoneur il amend
n mmt; tpIted 10.
Ii 2d5 relating to division Of public more amor
0 school districts 18th imendmtnt; which sprt
II ~ AUTHORIZING he i,mo,al Of ob,uuctoLs from
}, Onion riyer. with snu dn mt unsutiug Wuooik in
e stead Of Oniorl which We agrt' 70.
il 2S2 n amer dmtnt Of sec l3 thsp42 r entitled o
l. levy of eattuuen, win smncm'n ap"d to
hesONtths-B by M POUNDS Of Chester that as mem
4 bcs 4 the house tender our hearty theHks tn,
hon John serart for the lt, i'm atrial and uutx
r cfpuonabe manner il which he has discharged the
duous, responsible tud dehcaie du les OF the oice
l speaker, Whth was unanimously adopted.
IS By Mr. Mursh ti Moodstck thai he thanks Of tn,
house e representatives, are due to the duk, John
j. Flag ESQ and alto his asfistants, ioI the Irumpt
ness and courtesy with which he business has teer
II rarfaCed during he present ssiOn which uuau
4 mously adopted.
g by MIR. sherman Of Dover, that the thanbs Of thi,
house he rendered to the Rev Foster for the ali,
e and interesting in which he has petfui med tao
duties pertaining to the flee Of chapa Of this house
= during the present session which u, animously
ie passed.
II 265 to amends SO C % relating to the division
Of public money among school districts was taken up
the question beng the adoption Of amendments pro
posed by MI Cleay,ane Of BIookield, which was disA
greed to, and Il e bin passed.
IT Mr. Parker Of woeot called up relating to crim
ID nal prosecutions tnd favored it, ass0Re. Opposed b,
MIR Burt Of swanton, favored BY Mr. Ross Of st Johns
bury and passed
gaming he Of the hall Of house Of represen avos
e. to The FIST Congregational Society q Montpelier on the
q and September ard until the session Of the egsa
Of tuie in October next; adopted.
re Nj Hubbard Of htoekbridge called up the joint
l. la ion nuetng our senators and Representative III
Congress the adoption rejection Of the present
rs pending amendment ofhe United States by the late
beous states. to use their il au,nee to procure the
q adoption Of further amendment providing for impair
In tM suffrage, precedent to their admission rep
retentatcn in Congress; ordered to lie
ID rom the senate dIect ny the 20 pay the
II reporters OF the Senate aud House the per diem
pay ia paid TO the members Of the general assembly
ID adopted in concurrence.
From the senate to pay the employees around the
IF STATE House the OF 10 90 per day rejected
ReSOiatOn-By Mi Marvin Of AlbuTgh rendering the
r thanks Of the House 20 the messengers Of the House
r 'ht active aud efficient which they have dis
lf charged their duties; adopted.
The usual MESA wee sent and received from tie
Senate, when Mr. Miner Of Manchester moved that the
house adjourn.
The 'Speaker said
Gentlemen Of the House;
AlloW me 10 expTes my waTmest acknowledge ents
for your Inform courtesy myself during the tessi
Of about to close, well for the hAeling in
Which you have been pleased to express your approval Of
Of my official service
While cannot but be conscious, that in the necessA-
Of y hurried organization the committees Of the House
aud in the rapid discharge Of the daily routine q official
duty devolyed upon me, have committed many
errors, yet beg ave TO assure you that have con
otantly endeayoHd 10 redeem my pledge mads In the
opening Of The session.
shall ever cherish grateful Of your kindness
and pleasant remembrance Of our association and
As now seperate, permit TO bid each heartfelt
good-bY sndo wish you safe aud speedy return to
N respective homes.