Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-20

And u LILLIAN ROUNDS was declared elected Rail
Tos d CommissO
Inc JOINT assembly then dissolved, and the
wilhdres.
Special Ordsrs-H 40 to pay the town Of Pittsford
the iheien named; the question being filling the
blauk with the Of S702 So instead Of S95 II
CONNIE nded by the committee.
Nj Dennis9n Of hoJ alton opposed the amendment
and laso the bill
Mr. Frisbe II Poutney said the bill bad tw'e been to
the uiuee and We have had the facts fully rep1ftd
to the house aud he thought they justified The passage
Of tue bill.
Mr. Miner # Manche ter said tits true we have the
report Of facts from committee, but he thought 1t ap
peared oa these facts the person for whose sup
plrt this b provided had a residence iu Pttsfrd and
that sh not ow Iishay At the insate asylum a.
the expense OF lie could not support the bill
M Hubbard 4 Stockordge said he also failed 20 see
the justice Of the claim presented this bill by the town
Of Ptttsiord, and agued against the bill.
MT Wood Of ahaytn favored the bill and said that
the construction put uP u statute relating 10 tran
ent insane poor by the probate courts wud cover this
case.
Mt Proctor said that it would that by the
Of the pr, bate court The question had been settled that
mitee al-o report In fvor Of paying certain sum.
Now II the 70 OF tiitsflId only dlAtory 10 its
ton, aud justly ented t. have the person supported by
the ate ~e ought 10 refund to that what they
had paid out for her support.
Nj Webber OF Rochester h ought the action Of the pro
bate court ought not to be conclusive the hearing be
fore that must necessarily be exparte He thought
this not that within either the spirit
let er e the law and that the town Of Psford Lad
elaim the state.
The amendn cut 10 the amendment WAS rejeoteL
On motion Of Mr. Morse 4 Morgan the bill was dis
missed.
Repor's-From on claims, against II 1893 10 pay
VIM q Doan Sd reading refused
From com on manufactures 260 10 incorporate the
Brandon Mineral Paint manufacturing Coz third read
ing
Fom com on jud, As to amend act relating to natu-
IHiiEAuOn; Sd reaong.
From com on m manufactures. 81 to Incorporate the
VI printing house and blank book, and SO Bla riv-
er maaufa curing companies; both passed.
JOINT ReyOhlftOg--ffOm the providing for the
purohss of 2J0 copies OF the first volume Of the ooeo
tions the VI Historical Society; to CON on ways and
SENATE
THURSDAY. Nov. IA
Prayer by the chAPlsn, Journal Of yesterday reat and
BiA, introduced and Referred BY Mr. Hendee, 10y
unauimous consent) fixing the salary Of The secretary
Of civil and military afars 70 com on printing
By Mr. Brown - amend act entitled act to in
corporate The VI Novelty works. to com on msuufae-
Senate BiH Pased-55 incorporating the steam stone
cutter ; Tetlfned from the house with proposals Of
amendment. which was coueu'red in.
Rep0rts-trom cum on finance. 81 relating to state
prin in also from com On Jud. II 90 amending Sc <
relating to the descent of property both amended Sd
reading.
From com on printing O. fixing The salary Of civil
and military affairs, against printing to finance
rs relating to the Windbam provident association
I third reading
From com on education, II l5O in amendment Of lO2
Of schools and school laws 80 reading
From com on manufactures, Il 2S5 incorporating the
u
From manufa etufes, (SenAte report Nov 18th
instant, p ~ to incorporate the orlh Rutland
manufacturing co ID re ding
Mr. Dale moved that the passing II l53 relating
to suits on railroad corporations, adopted On motion
Of Mr. Garfield, ordered to lie
Rsferred--3 81 relating TO Joint tenants and tenants
in common, 10 com on JudciaTyi - amending an act
taxing bank stock AID e3 relating to interest both to
I com on banks
Mr. Bullard called up 70 amending an act inoorpor
poratiug the village Of st Johnbury passed.
On motion Of Mr. Pfoat, adj turned
HOUSE.
Prayer by the chsplain.
Biis read third npsH 148 to assist INDECENT young
and women TO qualify themselves for hs profession
OF u aching in the common schools IN this state
M Bullard OF New haven said he could not concur
with the other members Il the committee Ia recommend
ing this bill He regarded IL As unnecessary drain
upon the treasury Of he strife There other schools
la thu tha. faTnish teachers besides the
Randolph, johnson aud Castleton, and he thought
ght not to discriminate in favor Of these schools lie
knew there ageA cry for better but he be-
lieyed teachers impo tad from "New Jerusalem "
we should still have the came cry lie thought It vas
unnecessary expense to the state and he could not
slos Il To pass without protesting against II.
Mr. Mead Of Randolph said this WAS but carrying
of The principle ina gurated last year establishing
three Norm schools Ia this state which met with Op
position But the bill was passed, with grant Of
money, until the experiment had been uied II had
bssn ied an proved success, and now these schools
ask the moderate approp ,ton Of 5000 each to enable
them carry the objects Of the OF last year
We DO not object TO large expense ior ovation to