Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-18
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
FRrpAY, Nov. 10.
SENATE.

On printing.
by Mr.. Hutchinson OF Franklin, to incorporate
the West Enosburgh Slate Manufacturing Co.
to committee ON manulactures
By Mr.. heecr, TO annex a part oil the town
Of Casteton 10 the town Of Fairhoyen to spec
ial committee. The Chair appointed as this COM
mittce, Messrs. Wheeler, Dyer and hlkins.
by Mr.. Hutchinson Of Orange, to prevent the
traffic in Intoxicating drinks to committee on
printing
by Mr. Nash, TO incorporate the Bcldcn Falls
Brunch Railroad Co. to committee on railroads.
II. l6i, to incorporate the killington Railroad
Co, with proposal oil amendment TN motion
Of Mr.. Allen, ordered TO lie.
PdSscd.-S. 81, TO enable towns IN the ooun-
ties Of Washington, Orange and Windsor (the
town of Barre only) TO aid in the construction of
the Montpelier and White River Railroad. M-
ter its passage. on motion Of Mr. Hutchinson Of
Orange, the title was amended to " enable the
town Of Barre" &c.
$. 20, in relation 70 salaries and fees.
5. 50, regulating the salary Of State librri-
an, (S350)
III. 1862, reyiyng and extending an act OF 1861,
incorporating the Bennington and Glastonbury
Railroad, Mining and Manufacturing Co.
;. II, % incorporate the National trust Go.
On motion OF Mr.. Wheeler, ordered 70 lie.
Mr.. Hondee moved to reconsider the vote pas
sing II 1876, bennington and Deerheld Valley
Railroad enabling actli reoohS'G . IN ms
motion amended W sulNlig ou' i'v "ul9 or'
and substituting u,e Msrd anu anu p''7''
WIN t1e proposal o. allenuilltn' a.
Mr.; Dale moved TO Iecolslucr inc vote felusing
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IN relation 10 Schooi ustr'la uhru reaulhg IT.
FROM inS Ju"l'''S Cni',i,il''eo' asaii'S' +, %,
70 roSlue LOT NOR oncu.No 'o'''''' VI i'"''
growers hgalns. tes'anssers. ., -. r
= vi nu'nYi LINZ 'nu W'lus S nnu tys.n3 %
any nllsoolul Nnuiuii u, WY 7tate VI '''''on''
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From committee on land uXs,' ;. VI, 70 legal
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inis'ec on iI sa ~ ~ 80, A.
n NgI'list -. ool 70 "iaei3 WI n.y. Iolasls 70 u'e
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HOUSE.
Prayer by the Chaplain
The Journal oi yesterday was read and APP
proved.
Bus htrodnced and Refard.-By Mr. Hinck-
ley of Chelsea, by request, to change the name Of
Milton q. King &c TO general committee.
by Mr.. Wood OF tairhayen, to annex part OF
the town OF Castleton, to the town OF falrhavcn,
together with petition on the same subject 10
committee on town lines
By Mr.. Mead OF Randolph, 70 amend sec. ., OF
an act approved November lsoo, 10 establish
S4aIa aUfaaN .4la.Hs
ton.
By Nh; Long OF Peru, to protect mink in the
State OF Vermont to general committee
by Mr.. Fisher OF Stannard, relating to the
land records OF the town OF Stannard to com
mittce ON Judiciary.
Rcsohtion.-By Mr.. Dunn of Fairfax, that
when the House ADJOURN this afternoon 1t be to
meet at o'clock this evening adopted.
Joint ReS0fnfioR.-By Mr.. Waterman OF Will
mington, that the State Librarian be authorized
to furnish to the town Of Stannard such reports OF
the Decisions OF the Supreme Court, and other
State documents rs can be conveniently spared
from the Library adopted
Renonsirdnce. by Mr.. Barney of Castleton, Of
citizens of Casteton, against annexing any part of
Castleton to Fairhyen to committee on town
lines.
RepOrtS.--from committee ON Federal Rela- |
tons, to whom was referred 50 much of the Gov |
errors Message Us relates to National Cemeteries,
the following preamble and resolution
WnAREAs, That by an act entitled +" An act
to establish and protect National Cemeteries, mp
proved February -, 1867, - Congress has adopt |
ed an uniform system for the management and
care of all the Soldiers National Cemeteries in
the United States, and made provision for their |
therefore be it
Resolved By the General Assembly Of The State of
Vermont That We respectfully request of, and |
recommend to the Legislature of the State of
the passage of an act empowering
the Board of Commissioners having charge of the !
Soldiers National Cemetery at Gettysburgh, to !
transfer all the hie, right, interest and care OF said
Cemetery to the General Government upon com
pletion OF the same adopted.
From the select committee on Reciprocity, the
following Joint resolutions:
Resided, BY the Senate and House of Repre-
sentntiVes, that, having an intelligent regard for
the best interests of Vermont, it is the duty of
our senators and Representatives in Congress to
use their influence against the cOnsummatiOn of
any treaty relating to reciprocity in trade with
the Dominion of Canada, and to insist that the
subject of our trade and commercial intercourse
with Canada, as well as with all other foreign
countries, is not proper matter of treaty stipula-
ton, but belongs to Congress and should be
wisely regulated by judicious tariff
Res0ired, That the Secretary of State be, and is
hereby, directed to transmit a copy of this joint
resolution to each of our Senators and Represen-
tatiyes in Congress.
Whereas, the reapidly increasing commerce be-
tween the Eastern States and the North West is
calling for more ample and cheaper transporta-
ton and whereas also certain mutual privileges
are now enjoyed by both Canada and the United
States, touching navigation and transportation
which ought, on the part of the two countries to
be matured into rights, therefore
Rosolrcd, BY the Senate and House of Repre-
sentaiyes, that if by treaty or otherwise, the free
navigation of Canadian waters and the use of the
Canadian canals by the shipping Of the United
States upon the same terms as BY Canadian and
British shipping, and the free transit by land of
American merchandise across Canadian territory,
can be secured in exchange for like privileges to
Canadian shipping in our waters, and British and
Canadian merchandise over our soil, our Senator's
and Representatives in Congress are urged to use
their influence to bring about such an arrange.
ment and in such negotiation to secure, if posi-
Bile, the construction of ship canal, connecting
the st, Lawrence with Lake Champlain and that
our government--ln case the State of New York