Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-28

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gentleman from Randolph. N, lae
bard OF Stockbrldge, opnosed ~ MOO
The ground that IL wonId one, ~ o'il on
Tor licensed comwon sellers q, ,ns uoor
ting drinks. It's passage WAS tb oaea'
fused. ee was then re-
Relating to the unfinished busjrass =,
snerln. and other officers, passed p o'
Ialns 10 chauel mortgages 81 reaa,ns
refused To protect front In C,s,lstGn,
ar ferlln OF Montpelier moved n >.
consider the vote passing the bin yais
ung 10 state printing, disagreed to nj
reason being to propose an smendm.n Us
aud not TO ceteat the buy
Inc committee on railroads renor,a1
lung tue blank Ia the resolution ,r'
pointing commission on the matter %
'qusuLation OF freights on railroads
with the names OF 7. W. Park. of Psn
nington, w G Ferrin of Montpelier Jro
d Dyer OF Salisbury, Geo W Hendea W. ~
MorrlsVille, and Burnham Marin y;
adopted. '0'1''ou
J0mt ResolattOn-From the Senate tina,
ia she unhappy conflict Of opinion he
tween Congress and the executive 10.
partment of the National Government
ia relation TO the policy to be pursued in
the reconstruction Of the States latelv
III rebellion, we heartily endorse CON.
Sress, and believe that its measures need
only 10 be carried out by the executive
TO secure an easy and satisfactory res,o-
ra'ion OF the country to uuietness And
prosperity ~ the broad basis OF eou,IIt1
ana constitutional liberty adopted. ayes
reports Fixing the pay Of the Dire.
tors OF the State Prison-iS1 nor d,t(
passed. ln addition To an act for n.
regulation aud manage ment of the w.
mont Reform School, passed tn irco-
pora'e the Fairhaven and Lake So
hsi,roan company; 3 reading, refused
Mr. Harris Of Windham moved TO re-.
consider the vote refusing the tbjr1
reading OF the bill! relating to the forms,
lion OF q new county, and appointing
commissioners 10 take the matter into
consideration and report to the reyt
Legislature. After considerable discus.
sion, participated in by Mr. Rouucs o.
Chester, Mr. Wheeler OF Jamaica Mr.
Weober Of Rochester, Mr. Hubbard n
Stockbridge and Mr. Converse of Wood.
stock, the House refused to reconsidrr
the votc-yeas 81, nays III.
The Speaker laid before the House the
following communication from the Gov.
ernoT
Hon Join " SteSart, Speaker Of the H,ys
Of Representatives
SIR Il herewith transmit two letters
(under date of the 4th and 18Th instsl
from Augustine Bigss, President ana
General Superintendent OF the Antietsm
National Cemetery, with the documents
tAereln referred to, except the list o.
soldiers from Vermont, which I have
caused to be corrected aud returned il
accordance with the request OF Preslden,
Biggs.
/ recommend that these letters and
documents be referred to the committee
on military affairs, for such action a.
THIS session as their Importance seems
TO demand.
Vermont soldiers achieved an euyiable
reputation for the State, not only at
Anttetam, but upon many other battle.
geids OF the rebellion; let us not tarnish
II by Withholding our share of the ex.
penses Incurred 10 preparing q proper
resting place for our heroic dead.
JOHN B. PAGE.
The com to visit the Vermont reform
school made report, which will be
published hereafter.
Bill read third time-To enable the
towns therein named 10 aid in the con.
struction OF the Missisquoi railroad.
Mr. Brigham of Hydepark said it was
the naai pf fGa fri - a..
have 1t killed, as its provisions are not
satisfactory.
On motion Of Mr. Dennison OF ROYAL.
ton the bill was dismissed.
RssOlations-By Mr. Perkins of st A.
bans, that the thanks of the House are
hereby rendered to Hon John W Stewart
of Mddlebury, for the able, courteous
and impartial manner Ia which he has
performed the duties OF the Chair dur
ing the present session adopted unani.
mOusiy.
By Mr. Foster OF Caais, that the
hearty thanks Of the House OF Repre-.
sentatiVes are hereby rendered 10 the
Clerk, John H Flagg, Esq, and his as
sistants, Tor the very prompt and cour-
teous manner with which they have
Transacted the business Of the present
adopted unanimously.
BY MIR Parker of Wolcott, that the
thanks of the House are hereby rendered
to the messengers OF this body for the
very active, faithful, and obliging man
ler in which they have discharged the
iuties OF their appointment during the
)resen. session of the Legislature;
adopted unanimously.
By Mr. Marvin of Alburgh, that the
hanks of this House be rendered to Rev
P Foster, for the interesting and prof
table manner in which he has performed
he duties pertaining to the office OF
)haplain of the House during the pres.
Mt session; adopted unanimously.
By Mr. Hubbard OF Stockbridge that
he chaplain be requested to close the
resent session by prayer; adopted
By Mr. Dennison of Royaton, that the
hanks of this House are hereby ten.
cred to all the reporters Of the proceed
uS of 4bio hOdv for tho natiant Fsifk