Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-06

AFTERNOON
SENATE
Senate B, Passsd-2J i,latns to p,sadings q sraut-
ine c,rsiu pos 70 70 isrr Bfer Academy snd school
district 40 in Ludlow Wih opposed amendment iIom
the House; sd pled and bll passed
House B,h Refusd-Pf5,diug for the npp5ntmst
Of repouefs tl committee ou finance DO addition 20 act
Incorporating the Essex railroad company to committee
ou rairoldf; rtsfilg grand lists, committee
huauCf. o lucofp fplafc the West River railroad cl-
PAM. 90 eco 1mittee oa tailfoads
Rep0.n-Flom general committee, Bill "a 90 incor-
poTtte enc sheldon iutel cImpany pasedi llo the 50
Adams Brigade Band aud motion OF Mr Burt, order
ed 60 's 81 The Rutland county fish eediug ca npany
passed
from committee on mauuflc ures "a to incorporate
The United ottes pea fui compAuyi thud reading or
dered
Nr Hard called up bin No relating t. appeals from
Po ice cluft in Burliugtoni ihid Icadng ordered
Pom comm ttee ou snd tsxes. IN legaizng the
gtaud lu of the town Of Bsultb lro passed
ou Judiciafy comuitce 20 relating TO the support
and removal u paupsr- thrd reading .dered
From general committee han ding the name of Chas.
G 3it Gland 70 Charles Blrup. and constituting him
heir at-law q Joseph and Cuhsriue Buno. and bll
81 po'eeng hsh IN F.res Fond and its tributaries and
waters tdI Iaseut thereto plsse1.
Phh0Is-By Mr. D4if. asking for the passage Of an
act 'qairng d judges reduce their ohasss and IN
srneuons 10 Che Jnf ON the n OF any caset writing
BY Mf Atwood relating 90 the school law to commit
tee on edutauon. Adjourned
HOUSE
Mr. Converse of Waodstoek a.lsd up H 35 ia am end
meut of o4ap 90 in relation % marriage and point
I'd out defect m the b n thltit proniD.s TIE inter
marriage ol fatners' and mothers sntsys children but
docs NOT prohibit a'hers and matnefs' 5roths,s ch.i-
den. Tie was ~ever .pp sei go the passage u tue
oll ani the House refused TO ptss it,
PeN3E-By 81 Hall ui 6roion OF trustees Il NeF-
buy semiuaO aud Female llege asking Tor the pas
sage Of ne Dill AL wing them 20 dsple OF th-ir pro er-
" NeRbuf, for the Oeneht Of che VI Conference Sem
iusry and Female College at Sioatpeier referred 10 Sc
le com on l2l
The chair announced as select com on l22 Me'srs
Converse Of Wu7dst5ck, Hail q G 'oton. Ross OF 81
Johns1urv Ferrn of M,ntoelier and Ballot Springfield
ind rH0 q.td NJ Of
Rockingham, in amendment 1f secs snd 4 chal %
=. relating to the Board fEducaton to com on edu-
cation
Repo,ts-From com on Judiciary. in favor Of 70 10
amendment Of secs 80 and IS chap ~ relating to
, iae & TAa IN Jo e.oss' = M ' ssi ss,1ns The ,n
list of the town Of rnari f)r 1888 81 With amendment
sIi.ng Out 1867, which aseed ordered 90 third
reading.
From com Ca education. in favor OF 1885 fixing the
salary o' the secretary o. the board Of education At
SO o a - expenses
Mr. Riss y St Johusbury explained that the duties of
the Secretary had been arsy increased ~ acts that
increased abors, aud tn Gr the benefit Of the
STATE shat Fe have good man iu htt position, 70
obtain such man--the be' taen IN the tate,
ougat 20 ha7e--he should be Dru ery paid We ought
to have man .ha, can c'umand ev re han $500
q G hoped the bill would be passed
Tn bill ordered 10 third readiog
S.eriai Or4e-H IS to enable the town, therein nam.
ed TO aid IN the construction of the Lamoile Valley
abroad vac taken up, the question being upon the
amer dnent proposed yesterday oy Mr. Bingham Of H. de
Nj Hubbard Of siockbidge said those members Of
the House who proposed 10 the afi NATIVE on
this bill were asssed from uithin his House and from
without with the assertion that they propose do
thing which is nor oonstiu uonal in that they propose
to tske private pro2es for public uses without adequate
emuuerauoni but he could nor that i conf cited
more with the ml u rights In this particular than
10 all cases where money voted Tor uses which
oilen promoter puNNe interests az public eNocnse He
should favor the pass Sc 4 the b believing that he
interests OF he state demanded hat every facility should
be given to all portions Of the State 6f deyeor ing its
resources.
Mr. Glazier Of sttatton, thought he had proper re-
gard flr the Interests Of The STATE and vas wi ling to
eaee the question II Consuuouality with the courts
But he Opposed 10 the biz the ground Of its op
pesve character and spoke Al length tsans the pro-
o4i by private capital and that any aid is be given
TO them, should be given by the sta and not by par
ticu ar towns, that method beilg less oppfe sve.
ar Converse Of Woodstock said be took for grant.
al that the bill aswe it could be liz had ques-
TONED whether should allow towns To raise money for
any purpose except r str.tly town purposes but In
luokrg the Of the past few years we 6nd acts
which would come under he same objections as for in
stance the act OF 1862 allowing oWns 10 raise money 10
pay soldiers in 1868 raise money TO paw drafted sol
dsrs, and % build monuments to ascea,ed soldiers In
1864 allow towns TO raise money 10 pay substitutes
aud 20 rsise money pre- sold ers records in S66
pToyidng that every may build jails and at the
presen SESSION bill lowing towns TO procure libraries
Tie never heard Of man aisinS objections these bs
auu Jet 'hey were "ensohng acts as much As the bill
under liberation Now We Erong IN passing
these bills 81 90 iei us sto It, ani good exam
pie II We were not wrong, Why OBJ ect 20 this bill II
we ever alo t~ts 10 raise money when aud tor what
shall such privilege be granted Nv rule is
tlEn asks privilege TO make an piopriaion and II
i j. to be benz fetal to the toans aut hem he pryi-
lese asked
VIII this bill be damage TO the towns asking IL IL
is for me away diun in Woodstock 10 So, 10 these
town that although In ordinary business trsnsa tons
YOU are shre Vo enough yet in his you fools
No man can say bu' rNfoaed through the fertile ALLEY
of Lamoille viii be great men eht and he willing
they should have He answered he argument IN Il
such bill would be nppiessi TO mnlrites and that
done At all 'hould BE- doue by the state b7 saying
that IN hat case even majl'ities must rule the minor.
ides He hoped the bin Nould pass, aud the towns be
allowed the privilege asked By themselves
Mr. kouuds Of Chester rehearscd The history Of he
passage Of the bill thus far through tue House and
stated that 10 the outset IL referred 10 a committee
l has not been considered by any other committee than
such as have railroad on the brain" Nv npno.iton
% this bill ffom desire cripple the develop
ment Of the Of the the least but
sire TO see the bes interests Of the Sate promoted He
referred 10 the eg laton since 1862, enabng towns 10
Iaise money and sal the - per month paid by the
state was right aud every dollar pad soldiers ought
g have been paid by the State He AlwayroPposed the
h' AZ wing towns 20 iaise money 10 pav bounuesi and
had whenever the subject before the legislature for
oonsiitIaton urged to The best Of his ability ha the
towns should imi ed IN The amount Of money that
our ou'bu%t of patfiot.m then allowe them TO raise
he cited where large had been paid TO for
nish fiji quotas OF towns where the money was
Of htte Avail 20 the service He always wiling to
pay the soldiers Se pay them In collars d
een's) ut questioned ,be lie, ,iation ht had been
had on tha subject lie explained the bill he had in
oduoea me present session 20 allow lhe town Of Che-
ter 10 pay substi es, that n OF very
l2J mahi ana be had been promised the " per month
by the selectmep, and In good faith the the
Of Chester simply ssed he legislature allow hem
keep good faith with the solder As 20 this bill, he
supposed that the bl had been perl fec ed by friend.
ard one Of the Objectionable features Of Il had
been stricken Oot 80 that Ia discussing be must take
a. he hnds it perfected by its friends But there is
still no limit 70 the anountthat may raise which
he thoaghi very Objectionable, Ia thAtt bennshted Ger
tain parts Of towns 10 the dfme and perhaps ruin
Of the other parts Of tue lie thought this bill
oppf ssiye upon the of Who aho gh their property
IS enhanced Ia va ue it was no benefit them for theT
wanted az home 20 live IA, that they might die aud
be buried ~ith their ki1dfed the fact that prop
etY la enhaIcel in value furnished them better home
than before it enhAnee1 lie thought there
should be some limit TO the allowed 20 be raised
aToads had never yet paid in this state aud the
ey drawn rom these towns vas much sunk in build
ing them. he Of ob ainng the assent OF the
to"ns be Also thought very Objectionable and had i
ways opposed hat prossOn Ia all bill Il This Kind
here woald be corruption under Il, the only true
course vas 10 have the matter fully discussed in open
town meeting lie was opposed 10 the bill both in de-
tail and Ia piineiple-
Nj Allen " lrasbufgh said II s claimed that we must
pass this bill because the towns thrlugh which II passes
ask for H. He thought that Argument amounted TO just
nothing The RAISING money 10 bu railroads wa, en-.
urey different from the where money was raised
fu. public usas fan IaufuAds are nrtvate