Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-11-27

an er discus.i1n by Mr. Converse Of woodrook AID
Mr. Miner Of Mao h'ster The bill was again nj 'c'ed
Mr. Weber n Rochester called up " 20 amend sec
f5r TIE bill Dismissed
The com on military affairs reported biu arp.opri.
ating for the Antittam Lau nal cemetery @tt72 A.
pas ed Also joint Iesjuti1n authorizing the Cover.
nor to appoi trustees to sec to the expenditure " the
M Wood Of Fsithaven called IN 23) on lew Of ex
ecuti1n and submitted amendment dismissed
RESOLUTIONS % By Mr. Perkins Of st Albans, That
the thanks Of the House are hereby rendered to Hon
John Stewart Of Midllebury, for the able c0urte-
Gus and impartial manner he has performed the du-
ties Of the Chair during the present session adopted
unanimously.
By Mr. Foster Of Calais, that the heary thanks of
the House Of Representatives hereby rendered to
the Clerk, John II Fiagg E.q, aud bis assistants for
the very prompt aud cuurie0s manner With which they
have transacted the business Of the present session
adopted unanimously.
BY Mr. Parker of woolcott, that The thanks Of the
house hereby rendered 10 the messengers Of this
body for the very active ai hful aud obhcing man.
ner In which they have discharged the duties Of their
appointment during the present. session OF the Legis-
lature; adopted unanimously
By Mr. Marvin Of Ahurgh, that the thanks Of this
House be rendered TO Rev Foster for the interes
ing and profitable manner in which he has performed
the duties pertaining % the Office of Chaplain Of the
House during the present session. adopted unanimous
~.
By Mr. Hubbard Of stookbhjge, hat the chaplain be
requested 70 close the present session by praye adop
tel unanimously
BY Mr.. Dena.on of alton thai t thaoks OF tbi.
hluse are hereby rendered 20 all the report ne Of the
proceeding " this body jr he patient i hull earnest
manner iu which they gave disshstged their duties
adoptei.
Nj ark Of Bennington rose toa question Of ptyil
eye H. said he noticed the report Of the pro edings
Of yesterday ahetno1n IS published in more than Que
the morning papers, that The gentleman from Pownal
Is reported 90 have accused him Of having gen.
uemen Of this House WITH beng mrs. lie wished to
say that II the gentleman from Fownal Understood him
10 make any such accusation he entirely mistaken
he made no such accusati' ard he wished the mem
befs q this House TO undersan hat II any such infer
ence was made from his remarks t erfoleous; as
he had on no occasion qlesoned the vefacity Of any
member Of this House
l07 20 ptovle workshop for the Vermont reform
school tapproptating 50 90 Gr the pufposc) passed
The usuA messages were tXchargeed, aud
The Speaker then addressed the House substantially
as follows:
Gsntlemen-I avail myself Of this occasion to ex
press my sincere thanks for your approval of my
conduct dnring the present session. | thank you
more than This for your kindness and fOrhesrauce
toward me on sll occasions To expect me 10 be per-
feet is 20 expect more thau can he performed SJme
Of the business is transacted hastily and there will be
some mistakes. Whatever success / have had here
has been in consequence Of your uniform kindness and
hearty cooperation II any act of mine has OCCASION
ed uneasness on the part of any OF you, beg your
sincere pardon; it was not my intention To cause IT,
May you soon be with your loved ones at home /
wish each Of you a hearty good bye.
After an earnest prayer by the chaplain, the House
adjourned without day.
So erds an inter sting session, with good feeling, not
wihntndug several ling q1eitons Rahsr more
than usual business has been done May it prove well
done