Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-04

amendments which were agreed to third reading
ordered.
1 Mr. WOOD Of Fairhaven moved to reconsider
I the vote whereby $. II, 90 enable the towns in
the counties Of franklin Iamoille and Orleans t.
aid m the construction Of the Mis-isqu0i railroad
was laid on the table and made the special order
for "Wednesday next agreed TO- and the motion
10 lay on the table was rejected. and the question
bring ON the third reading of the bin the bin
was read the third time
Mr. Dunn of fairihx said that the question oI
bonding towns tp build railroads was one of 80.
rious Importance, and in some senses, Of doubt
fol cxpedieney But we should not grant that
privilege to part Of the towns Of the State and
not 20 others. The Missisqn0i valley was one of
extreme beauty, and well adapted for the build
ing oi milruad which would open up a desira-
bic thorouehiare from Fast 10 West across the
Northern part Of our State
So far as any conflict Of interests between thi.
road and the lamoille Valley road was concerned
there could be none at all they would each pas
through fertile and productive valleys, and would
not nj all conflict with each other in interest. .-
When the Vermont Central and the Rutland &
Burlington roads were chartered. it was thought
that those two roads would conflict in interest
but time bad demonstrated the ialacy of such
ieurs. lie hoped The bill would pass.
Mr Glcedof Mowistown, said that the friends Of
the lamolle Valley road had no uuiricndy feel
ings towards the Mississquo Valley road, but
would do all in their power 20 aid them. He said
the gentleman from Fairfax had STYLED this bin
20 bond tho towns. He did not 50 regard it 1t
was simply granting to the people the privilege
ui bonding themselves for the promotion of enter
llrises that would materially advance their own
interests. lie hoped the bin would pass
The yeas and nays being demanded By Mr. Pratt
OF Pomifet, We're taken md werc-yeas 1923, nays
81. s. the bill was passed
YEAs.-Aldrich, Andrew, Appleton. Atwood.
Baldwin. Bartlett of Arlington, Bartlett Of Jay,
Bartlett of Lyndon, Batcheller, Bemis, Bishop.
Boyce, Brewer, Brigham Of llydepark. Brown Of
Franklin, Brown OF Goshen, Brown Of Norwich.
Catlin, Cobb Coleman, Conant, Converse, Corey.
Cowles, Cpne, Cristy, Davis Of Troy, Deming,
Downing, Dunn, Fish. Fisher of Smnnard FISK,
Foster OF Whiting, Foster OF Wolcott Freeman.
Fuller, Gay, Glib, Gleed, Goodrich, Gordon.
Grover, llall of Groton, Hall of st. Johnsbury
Hancock, Harrington, Harris. llaskins, lledden
Hewitt llbhard, Hill of Middlebury, Holden.
lI0lton, lioskison, lloyt, Ilumphreyof Cnderhill
Hunt, HYDE ingalls,. Irish, shum Of st. George
jackson Of Orange jackson Of pauton. johnson
Of Sherburne. Jones Of Benson. keeler Kennedy.
Kinney, kiusey. ladd. Iangdon Of Montpelier.
Langd0n Of New Haven Long, Martin. Mason.
Miles, Miner, Moore Of LRndgoye, Moore Of
Plymouth, Morse of Calais, Parker Of Hartford,
Parker of Moretown, Parker of Sharon, Parks.
Perkins, Pilsbury. Plympton, Proctor Purmort.
Reed OF Barre, Reynolds Rice, Rixi0rd. Robert
son, R0bns0n, Ross, Ryan, Salisbury, Shattuck
shuileton, slayton, Smith Of Stowe, Spencer,
Strong, Sykes, Town, Iuttle Underwood, Wales.
Wetherby. Wheatley, Wheelock, Wilkinson,
Wiley, Williams, Worcester. Yeas, 1913.
NAYS.-Abbott, Abel, Alden. Allen. Allis.
Baiou, Barney, Beatte Bigelow of Ryegate.
Bigeow OF West Fairiee, blanchard. Brigham
Of Pittsfeld, Brookins, Buolalin, Carpenter of