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

Brown Of Burke. Buckin Bullard Burton. Calm, Che
ney Develaut q Bfaiutet Colby, NouAnt, Coflis3 OF
newark. Crook Davis Of " NJ nipeer. Davis Of Troy,
] Demiug Drake. BATON, fairman Fletcher Eos er of
! whiting Fnsbie Fulton, Gibbs Ghri o Gaster Greent
! Hall oi Orwell Harris of INDIAN, zen, Herncs,
| Au, Holmes, Howe Il Castleon, lsham, Johnson,
Jones N cornwall Jones u ersuby mes oi Nlfhhed.
Lane Lawrence, Leonard. Linds LION Marvin Nc
6Ugot, Ncintoth Mead Miller Monroe Morse oi Nor
gan, Nelson Noble, Mott. Noyes, Peake "eafsnn. Fel
ION Perkins u ST. Abans' Pollard Porter hsed Of
/ Waithe.d X hbns Robinson II SO Hero, houudahax
ton, smith of Ia Haven, Smith II HiRhgate, Smith Of
hIah9fd solaee, eoper, spatid, equ'r station Sta
Piles, Stcton, -tichnrv. uut Svinington, Inomps0n
0f M Tabor, Iyon Van Siekicn W rfen, Waterman
Welmin. White, WilEils Wood, Wo3iard' Wright,
] Wymar--q8
d5ssnt or not voti,g-A,rcs Barber, Bartlett barton,
Bean, Beaitie rems Big -low, Cleayeland u Brook
field. Cotton Converse ok, Denuscn Goodell. Cor
ton Hsbbud, Humphrey Joslyn. kellogg Morse Of
Bolton, raree, Phelps, Proctor, Reed Of DanbB hob.
q West Windsor sgsaldng stev,nss snney Narnum'
Wcmorr wh-don. willard Woods --45
SO the passage u The bill vas refused
Spfoiqi Oyder77 providing for state pay o soldiers
+ who served IN the regulu amy.
Mr. Ha,d of Ahing on Withdrew The amendment pro-
Mf hounds = Chester moved 70 ameud 20 THAI the
payments shall not exceed $40 900 iu any oneJeaf' re-
jec,eA
he also moved tha, the bill be ordir,d 20 He stating
that probably friend o the bills I'D SEA ht 20 call it
up again this session; but as hes merits be des
that the next i,g stature might hrd it on The table
among 'he uhuisacd business Of he pre- cot Sc sion
agree To-
Ut.fnuhed Baine IS AZ authorizing towns to
tablisn oru raj schools
Favtei by M.sTs Rounds n Chester. Ross Of 81
Johnshufy, Van sickln u Bu'iinlton, Clnveise of
Woodstock and opp sed 10y Messrs Ballard OF Nes Ha-
ven, under the demand FOO be previous question BY Mr.
johnson n Rockingham, for the yeas and nays b.
Mr. bula'd q New Haven, aud the bill was assed-
NJ Bhgham moved TO reeot s. der the vote, whereby
the house dismissed Il 262 relating 10 he assessment
aud collection Of taxes and moved 70 lay his IN uon IN
the tab and make It The special order for Ol2 oclrck
o-moIo- forenoon. Motion to lie, agreed to-Ayes6 o.
NAts 50
Jont Resolaion-Hy Mr. Miles Of Hinssbuigh, au.
m zng and dire ting he 20 pay The g. tlr ed
m.iuoef from Bradford, Baron Hay. his mileage and
deoeniuTes during ue p'eaent session. adopted unan
Adjourned until 10 ,'clock tomorrow morning.
wrpSrspAY. Nov 20.
Payer by the Chaplain Aud on motion Of Sir Martin,
the reading Of the Journal Of yesterday was dispensed
Mr. Prol, called up 2os toincorpoa,e the shelbarne
railroad co. and ASKED 20 have his vote thereon cor
rs.tcd frou n1 20 yes md permit was granted Mr
Leorard also asked and had leave to change bis
tfom no 60 YES also Mr Allen
Senate BH--46 relating 60 covenants in deeds, and
house Amendment opposed by Mr Prout as it defeats
the very the bl INTENDED 90 reach, and the
evil t was intended to remedy He vas not strenuous
as 20 the ofsnl hill but had introduced II az er con-
sultaon m of the best legal minds n the state,
and on motion Of Mr. Bar.top, ordered 20
Mr Or uu moved that the vote refusing she 3d read
ing Of 81 (Vf STATE PRISON. be reconsdered, ard on
motion II Mr. dendte this motion WAS ordered % lie
ReD5rts-From com on iud, g. relating to The un-
amended by sirking and substituting another in
It's stead 3a reading; II as amend ug Of 1856 IslAt-
irg % naturalization, passed
Il 1911 amending ll9 Of ofeuses against public poli-
cy, and on motion Of Nr erecommiued
,ses 5i IeSns as 20 is,; "a ana 10 Se
settlement # estates l65 relating ens-a-law bo h
passed 255 10 incorporate the Chelsea ald West Fair
lee telegraph CO and on motion Of Mr OAndsd ordered
/ TO lie.
Against 81 provide reporters for county eours, 81
reading reiused l3 relating 70 The rights of married
%.
g, relating to ehsuel mortgages amended and 81
readi
Against 207 relating to partitions and ds,rbuhonn Of
esatss and from gen com, against 50 amending 81
gs; 81 reading reflsed.
schools and choo lass and oil motion OF Mr. Hendee,
ordered 70 lie
From gen com, 2s9 to Incorporate thewes' Rutland
im ruvtuent CO passed.
From com on msuufctures, 5 so in addition to C "a
relating o Highways 81 reading; II 279 amending at
Incorporating the steam stone cutter co passed
From hghwavs and bridges, 90 and 2S9
amending "A 2 relating to laying out and dscontnu
iug Highways; parsed
From com on man fac'ures H 2lO to incorporate the
stone channel m chine passed
Joint Resohfr.Y-Ffom the house. TO paw Barron
Hay. the returned member from the town Of Bradford
ad1uted
House BiA-29s relating to circus exhbitonsi to com
on finance.
Mr. Burt called up H 1866 to incorporate the suther
land ss marble co; committed 70 member for amend
ment AMENDED and passed
BiRi introduced and refeyred-By Mr. Dewey to au.
ihrTe the payment Of bills far publishing laws Of extra
session finance.
by Mr. Leonard TO build jail in the county Of Rut-
lad 20 tenstors rom Rutland
Mr. Hendee called up 294 relating to common
schools and school laws aud the com anosed amend
by stfikirg out l2Oa and inserting 1000 Mr. Hendee
moved further 90 amend by suikug OUT the word not
bef,rr Including hoard which led 10 debate In "a
yor BY MesTs Hendee and Dale and agans: by Mefsr'
Kellogg, Martin aud Burt Amendmt Withdrawn
Mr. Martin moved that the wcrd three collars be
$ rieten oui aud the word hve " inserted ins'ead
Mr. Oscutt moved to amend the amendment by max
ins IL tulr Yeas Is Nays 49, so the amendment to
the am endment adopted
Mr. Martin moved reconsideration of the vote adopt
ing the ameud pro sed by IN
Mr. DeTey ca led tor the yeas aud nays which were as
YsA.-- Ne sra Anderson BulArd. Rurt Can6ela. Dale
Hard Heudee Hill. Lane, MARTA, Pfout Root, San
bofn-l3
NAYs--Auen, Atwood Baker. Ba-rett Ba-stov
Bow, ClapP, Dewey, Gpodhue. Henry, Kellogg Leon
ard, uIcuu mpsou Smith Wake not recon
On motion Of Mr. Brown. adjourned
HOUSE
Nainus petitions were presented ON various towns,
praying fr leg slsion 10 eqltize g1ts railroads,
which referred TO com on railroais.
Replus-trom ecal com, on resolution in truot
Ing them 70 inquire whether any further legisau Is
necessary reduce the expenses of litigation in
courts thA, no further legislation is practicable Al the
From corn on military otiAirs, TO whom referred
resolu ion relating TO the militia bill entitled an
amend fr org, ,niz ny the militia approved
OCT s6ii (his bill disbanIs the prsse militia orPani
ons And authorizes 1e formation OF three volunteer
re,n,ents and one seton ol lgnt artillery each mem
Der receive HAS per day for not to exceed hye
days in each yea Favored by Messrs un1s of Chts.
ter ooss # 81 JohnsbuV. Opposed Dy Mr Hubbard OF
Stockbridg..
The re,o.u on introduced Yesterday resembling that
part Of the rules Of the no req ng q hours in
telyeue between the -st and thd reading uf every bill
was taken up aud ad pied
The bnl reported from the com military Affairs was
then passed
Biih Rad third tine-h 2es n relation to circus
exhibitions; opposed by Mr. II bbafd Of Sloekbhige IA
vored by Messrs Peon of Ludlow Park Of Bennington,
Ross Of s. Johnsbufy. aud passed
Spec al Order-h 299 to inoorp the Bennington
aud Woodloriralroad co; passed
Il 300 to incorporate the Patan Creek railroad CO.
Mr. tdsbie Of Pouney sad that he had been informed
by OF the menonaists for the Walom road that
they had asked for any ch road the Paan Creek
road and that they protested against being named in the
bill cofporat)Ts as il will their purpose
he would inquire Of the com at whose instance this bill
had been reported.
Mr Converse Of Woodstock said that had had a
great storm In the southwestern part Of the state and
that the CON after hearing ali the evd nee AID argu-
ments both sides, 10 the conclusion that they
could not recommend The passage OF the orgna bill n
chatter the WAloomssc road aud at their he com
instance and no one else, concluded report the bill
befre the house the best they could d. for the
memorial ats.
NJ Park Of B nnington said he had not intended "a
take up the time OF the house the passage OF this bill
but T. allow II TO pass without nment by him But
inAsmuch the other side had Mt 70 ask questions
relating the report aud the bill he hoped he should be
pArdon, Il he bd hy reviewed the argumen that had
been brought forward favor Of the Wal0Omsac road