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

to myself Did not feei that could rely upon M
wisdom your oounses for direction and upon your for
oehance IN such errors and mistakes as may make
commit thould shrink from the responsibility which
you have 80 generously asked me 70 assume While then
shau look 10 you = direction and shall claim your
,DaV and fofbeafance as to the manner may be able
70 discharge my duties IL is but right that should as
sure you As FAY as my words can do So that shall aim
faithful and conscientious discharge Of all the res
possibilities that may necessarily be imposed upon me-
Thanking you again Tor your favor, need not
for the oultys ion Of that kindness and courtesy In your
intercourse with each other which alone make our
assocaon here pleasant memory and abors valus
will represent md defend.
SENATE.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Jounsl Of Yestrrday read and apnfored
Resottila-By Mr. Martin. that com Of three sena.
tors be appointed by the President whom shall be re-
adopted
BiR Intro dueed and Reteyied-By Mr. HYDE. to in.
corporate The Fafhsven iron Works to com on print.
ing
On nomination Of the President, Msssrs Reed and
Dor were appointed Joint Goa on the Library.
Nh Reed moved that the adopting the Joint reso-
luton Of the tenate relative to 80 much Of theovenors
Me- aye a. relate TO the constitutional Amendment
Dc isco Ndeted a. the house had sent to the senate
smusi joint resolution Mr. por thought the senate
was not bound % regard such courtesy and hoped such
action would not be AIKEN
MI Reed sid he object OF reconsideration was to
enable him to oher an amendment, by inserting the
words live in lieu Of the wot ds three senators
He though The com should be composed Of an equal
number Of senators and representatives
MI Dorr thought the amendment unnecessary as the
member Of the com BY the resolution report to
their respective houses and rot 10 the Joint assembly
that tbs senate were not bound BY the report Of their
committee that with exception the history Of the
Vermont Legislature would shD that joint committees
house.
MrSain iho't this was not IN ordinary hut most
seghy an responsible, and that the Joint committee
should De composed OF equal numbers from each anch
o. me Leg stature. lie hoped the vote would be
Mr. rardtow AIRED the house might not concur in the
amendment, making dis ord between the two houses
Yeas Messts CochiaH, Dale, Doton. Ide Martin
OIeutt, Reed, Root, Sti1n and Isft-lO
Nays-Messfs Baker, BarloH, Capp Dorr Goodhue
Hendee, howe Hyde, Porter and sanborn-lO
Inc fresidsn' voted in the negative; b the motion
BIS Ia'roduced-By Mr Taft, senate No. 4 in
amendment to sections and 20 Of chapter 81 Of general
statutes relative to tbs redemption Of lands sold for
taxes.
By Mr. Taft, No. s. u amendment to sec chap II
OIL general to the rights and liabilities Of
On motion Of Nj TAI. adjourned.
Prayer by the Chaplain
The journal Of yester lay was read and approved.
The speaker laid before he house a communication
from the Govenor, covering a communication from
hon VIM Seward secretary Of state, in relation to
the propoed constitutional amendment; which, on mo-
ton Of Mr. Miner Of Manchester, was ordered TO lie
Repeatedly committee on rules the rules proposed
oy them Tor government Of the House Substantially the
rules Of the last SESSION. Adopted.
The speaker announced the following appointments
BY the Clerk Of the House IS his assstantsl
Albert Clark Of Rochester.
klden Hartsh I'm Of Rutland
ID Webster Dixon Of Grand Isle.
Clerks to make up the Grant List;
Isaac W. Sanbom Of Lyndon.
Joel II. Lucia Of Yergennes.
JOINT Resolution-From the senate, rendering the
use q the Representatives Hall the First Congrega-
uonal Church and society Of ontpcer supported by
MI Hubbard Of Stookbridge, and adopted
BiHs introduced aNdreterred-By Mr. shedd Of Hard
wick, lega ling the grand list Of the Of Hardwick
for the year 1864 - general com
BY Mr. Wheelock OF Cambridge, incorporating the
Cambridge turnpike road Co to com on roads
BY Mr. ellison Of Cayend'sh, to legaze the action of
the seecmen Of the town Of Cavendish general com
by Mr.. Benton Of GudhAll, in amendn ent Of an a
70 incorporate the Essex County railroad to com on
BY Mr. Jones of Northhsld TO il corporate the North
ned south 'llAge slate and Tile company to com on
corporations
BY Mr. Marsl Of Woodstock topay TO Thomas T.
Powers the balance due him for supernt, nding the
construction Of the STATE House, to com claims.
By MI Ross Of 81 Johnsbury, in amendment OF sec
ioon9 Of chapter p mo superintendent shall re-
ctiFe compensation, while visiting SCHOOL, for num-
Der Of days greater than twice the number Of schools
kept in the town for heh be acts as superiutenden
20 com education
Mr. Mintt of Manchester moved that when the house
adjourn II be to Monday morning; adopted
On motion Of mr Harris Of windhaIa, adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
SENATE.
Called to order by the President.
On motion Of Mr Reed, the senate adjourned.
MoSDAY, Oct. 10.
Prayer by Rev wheeoek.
Journal OF Saturday read and approved
The resolution by Mr. sndee relative TO amendment
OF senate rule 10 I, was adopted.
Bia referred-ln amendment 70 chap Of the general
statutes; TO com Of judiciary
Relating to the earnings Of married women providing
that amarred woman when abandoned by her hu sband
shall be entitled TO her earnings; on judiciary
biHs tntroduced-By Mr. Dale in amen dment to sec
81 chap 1850 Of the general statutes relative to the ee
of county clerks.
Joint re,olltions-By Mr. Reed, that the use Of tn,
Hall Of the House OF Representatives be 10 Nh
" Historical Society for the delivery OF the annual ad
dress adopted,
By Mr. Dor, relative TO the death OF VI Senators ii
Where's since the meeting ofthe last genei al Assemb
both Of VeTmonts disng In the Congress
OF the United Stetes have been stricken down by death
and whereas the dispensat Of Providence has cast II
shadow into every household in wealth an
hung with the habiliments omourning cry homestea
in state;
THEREFORE,, RESOLVED by the Senate and House
Representatives, that so great loss and gloom
sadneis 80 general as TO touch every heart and fling
dark shadow over the Whole state. deserves and shoul
receive from the representatives OF the people In
assembly convened solemn and betting ecognition.
Re5olped That while deeply mourn b)w
humble eontrton to the dspensaton Of All wise Coz
whose ways are not our ways, aud, who is too wise
err, too good TO be unknd"
Resoired, 1ha. in the death Of the Hon. Jacob Coll
mer and the Hon Solomon Foot both able and disti
guished in the state aud in the counses Of the nato
their state and the whole country have ct with lo
social virtues, their manly bearing their devotion II
interest the welfare and the honor Of the people and the
JEALOUS guardianship Of the interests aud honor Of II
state endeAred them TO the people, and besowing upu
them its highest honors according them It's fe
confidence while they lived will cherish their mem
ries hnd point with pride 20 their lives examples
purity virtue and patriotism for ourselves and those VII
are 70 come after US.
heiolped' That the standing aud influence Of our 1
mented senators 10 the Congress q The Uated states
ways alike honorable to themselves, their oonstituen
aud the country, gave TO this state commanding pos
ton in the annals Of the nation. Their patriotism the
devotion to the principles Of liberty justice aud equa
and their unsweryng fidelity the trusts Of their
ana the trusts Of the Union, have left honorable
ndelllbe impression thepages Of history and n
records Of sacred and purified Republic
hesotped That the secretary OF state be directed
transmit TO the respective fAilies q the deceased
tined copy Of the resolutions.
From the House. inviting Hon S Adams TO addr.
the Legislature. On motion Of Mr. Taft laid Il
table.
BY Mr. Reed, that the title Of bills ought ndioa
the subject matter 10 which they relate naming by
Der the chapter Of the general statutes they ntend
TO effect; laid upon the table
Bbi' introduced and rstsrred-By Mr. Dorr 10 amen