Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-23
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
WEDNESDAY,, Nov. IA.
AFTERNOON
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grand list Of hs town Of jamaica for 1863 o. aud 05
10 com on judiciary.
BY Mr. Reed provide for the expenses Of judges Of
The ou rene court
BY Sir oreuu, TO Incorporate the Warren gold mining
& co 20 com on manufactures
Fdslsd-1 % 90 amend act 20 incorporate the village
or hnuand II DO addition 20 sec Is chap N The gen
stat entitled n elections; &c regulating the pay oi
state, attorneys yeas "a nays - 202 to incorporate
list ofthe toNni Of Granville liJ Go cgalize certain
proceed ngl Of the town OF Esssx % 10 pay Giles NJ
Carpenter the sum therein named
The amc1dmcntI % 90 0sed by iho house 20 2g su-
thorzIng Che M Mansfield hote co 90 issue bonds and
Oy relating O. the commissioner Of the insano,wore con-
R,tevea-h l07 to provide for The restoration and
preservation Of dsn n tha STATE Of Vermont, general
Ordered 70 fArs rsidiag-s % in addition E, chap 70
Of hc gen stat entitled of money account and interest
O authohzng the town Of Wooditock and other towns
TO rose money 90 build raiir lad
IN 90 incorporate the Monktou kaolin co; b "a
70 esalze the grand liat Of the town Of Cornwall or
Referred 10 committee lO5 in amendmcnt
70 an act O. authorze the tow of Woolsock 90 raise
money io build railroad and ls in amendment 90
chap 10 of ue gen ft relating 90 ths report OF certain
state officers t4 com judiciary l8l 20 incorporate
the West Rutland central school 90 education b
R n amendment 10 fe' chap b5 of the gen s'at n re
10 amendment 90 "a chap l26 OF The stat DO rea-
unn O. lNl1rs fees eud lUl DO amendment t0 ch hp
II of Me gen sts relative fees flrrcgteraiiouf TO com
on Jldiaiaf 80 n iditon g. an sct go pr1er hl
in Otcf Cicck, 20 genera! com Do POO restoring Wn 4
Ellison 90 HE le4al ti9h8 end prVlcass. and 200 in
addition 90 chap ~ Of ac geu entitled of divorce,
2jS O. pIoe, hsh ia She5uruc pond general corn d
- To establish statc normal school, 90 com on ciuca-
lion
ar Daten Submitted The fep1r, OF ue com on cdgoa-
ton on 90 u addition 90 geo n chap p relative 20 text
tlo pass'g' Of slOstitutc bill which on motion of Mr
Skim tr. was ordered SO 1r printed.
On motion Of Mr. TAFT, dl.
Joint reoheion-By ar Iauis of Wiueham, that the
Presden, ~ tho Senate and he poakcy Of the House
% Representatives declare their respective Houses
a1'ulh'd without day, on Saturday morning next at
o'clock
Mr. Ross Of st. Johusbury moved tha, t be ordered to
De adopted
u rs ia amendment Of sees and @ % relating
20 school lave, was taken up Che question being che
adoption % ihe propoiel ameudmeu, Of the cnm making
the act takc effect irom les passage, be effect o. this
amendm,ut being 90 nccassate iLe election Of board
Of ci4catou uy The present lesisia,urt
/ Mr. Dunn Of Fsirfiz explained that bil was now ga
the hands of the com on education, authorizing the
Board Of Education 90 change the schlol books iu
use which could not be done without au aggregate exc
vas asoefiaintu h actlal e2mpla'lI 90 tle number o
scholars go be- Oupputd. lt was Thought ly thc cora
that t'is war an eNpuso unntcesarT f9 make. ie'-
ing bad been maAulclur.d oi book Publishers l q or
Of change of bc6 and th-t tho present Board ~ Eil-
cation were scc.rg l11fmanpn from various part7 oi
the state and that tha Information they would receive
would be- mh Fenced ar the publishers who dcaited q
change, and that tlc prc.oat ord might De uuc7r-
saously influenced 10 a wrong dire to1. This ui /
bsr OF Tue Board placing u,ou it three additional
men, wh9 should be practical tducs oua mel, and such
as would better klow na Vars and wishes Of an parts
q he STATE As 10 She cXpcaeos ~ tne prescnt art
be found u bad ranged from -00 t0 $50 EACH Che Sec
rctafy of ho boaGi receiving about $1,000 ns guest
ion, embracing mrucrs u interest Q a ra7s u The
STATE should boz dcc.dcl hy a larger number of men
than a. fha B..rd sat now made up He was also l1
favor N having the election made 10y Joint Aasem1y as
ur other oeerf were elected Instead OF on ihe appoint
mcut of ihe Governor.
Mr Park of Bennington moved 70 icy She bill on the
table make N tlC special oTlor Tor N O'Clock Sat
urlay iortuoon neat He d-hnisd the course pursued
By the present B1ari ~ -lelt0u whi-h the marks
OF ths gentleman rom Farfl4 ap1uarod 60 oeusure and
a.. teo memltr INr hi1cr-lf tanehcter tud Air CLARK
1f I0uleur who interested u tlis r1altrr, were
abscnt, ae hoped ihe bin would De uual these gentlemen
ar Dunn protested against aay Intention Of dish lnor
or dsfeapec 90 the present B2ld. ou. ia repo ting u
by him were he in hcIr places He seconded he motion
90 lie
@r rJ5huson Of Rockingham opposed te motion to DE,
as ne b hat long been before the house. anl ought TO
Ih, motion o. 'r PAX WAS rejected and the amend
Mr. Bun n sw,atoa sails that bin had passed the
senate which would probably ueet ihc views Of tho
friends Of tas bu. aua una THAI 3il was received by
Mr. Ross of at J1hus1u-y vas opposed 90 any delay,
AID lac WAS decidedly 10 favor of having the Boar2 o
Education elected by he Legislature, thus bringing
tntm uesrr- 20 tte people
] Doc motion 90 lie was rejected
M Rose 0 So Jl usugJ moved % strike ont the Sec
oud section, leaving thf pa o tAo Board at e3 0 pei
DAY each, and thcr mileage. ho Secretary receiving
elO0l
lto ameadneu. was sdop,ed-Ayes no Nays 81, and
tho bin was ordered 90 fai.d reading
Relors--Fofm c-In % make 70 Grand List ll2 ,on-
struug I'D amending Che listing Jaw % tAs state third
rreo sing refi ol 81 i1 addition O. o3 relating 20
the g-aud list by substitute bill which ordered 60
iTd readus; 1872 TO repeal aoi Of session laws Of 20
third ictcn-.
to 20 build j,il by substitute bul IA general law
appio tbe 10 all towns In the states; third reading
From com on banks 30 relating 90 limitation u Ac
uons against banks Thoss charters have expired, by
, substitute bill third reading
From select com on bi Ss relating % times Of hold
ding Supreme Cjurts in Windsor Coz passed 239
raise money build railroad th.ri ne dug; IL 3e-
carng the ascent OF thi' state to c'rlin articles Of
asking 90 be discharged FROM further consideration Of
the b,li request granted.
corporate the Newhufy me dcinal spn1g CO. with amend
r ment which was adopted o' and II g relating
20 registry aud returns Of births marriages aut deSih'
with emeudmeni which was adopted Of an ae' 70 iucorpl
atr e Upiversity cf Vt ani State Agricultural COLLEGE
with amendmsnt which adopted
Joint resolution relating 10 grand list blanks, adopt
slsrepehias Il 50 relating to insurance com.
panos to Judiciary com I'd o enable certain q
establish central schools to com on education; 20 pro
vide flr the repairs OF highways 10 com on roads, 50 q
amends p relating 90 the board " education. Z,
com on eiuoaloni Sj 20 Incorporate the Union hook ant
1 ladder No of Bu land, 70 com on corporAt1nsi s.
relating TO the collection of town taHes ski
up grand list $40 Incorporate the East Dorset come
terry association, 90 corporations; 90 proyidnl
that towns elect collector OF taxes, % ia
dcaTy 97 relating 90 the printing OF the grand list, {,
com to make up grand lst l0l providing for the print
ing of the directory OF the general assembly TO comor
ways and means
Mr Round, Of Chester called sup 24t in amend
= uent Of act TO organize the militia aud sisted th
changes that this bill would make in the law it nos
stood, requiring acfips military duty for year
from those only who between the ages Of 2 aud rs
cxempti1g their poll tax, and also eXempting those VIII
on sed for three years IN the late and other pro
visions materially changing the present law Upol
inquiry Of Mr. BUT Of SwsutOn Nj Rounds stated tha
the whole expense Of ihs bill 10 the State would b.
tons aud would reduce the grand list Of the State abou
G 6l0 polls The present cost for regmental and com
Y pany drills, &C. about $4,000
Mr Burt thought the expense OF the present bill woul
e be full, much under he former system, although
far as increased compensation to individuals
concerned il not any too mush was better tha
the expense shoudbs equazed the grand list Of Ia
1t State instead NJ being borne by the individuals Wit
e, his prescnt information he opposed % the bill.
Mr. Ross Of 81 Johnsbury was opposuG 70 the system
Z Of regmental drills, requiring the young men to can
out two three nights IN the month Of September
October unnecessarily exposing their lives and health
He moved 20 strike out all that part Of sec which pro
yides for Iegmental drill
Mr. hounds was OPP sed 70 the amendment aud ar
gued IN favor Of the passage Of the BILL citing the pro
visions Of the constitution Of the State requiring miia
~ drill and Jet the legislature would gaore the eonst
tuition, and wipe out all provisions for such drill ltws
duty that the people owed TO the State and we shoul
provide Tor she discharge Of that dlty. He rcferfe
u the reAdines with which the state Of Massachusett
respouded the call Of the country At the outbreak
the rebellion. and all owing 20 the military system