Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-25
AFTERNOON.

SENATE.


mint MISUNDERSTANDING to grants of public
lants--Teturned from the House with proposal Of
amendment cOncurred in.
H., relating to the reciprocity in trade with
the diminions of Canada.
Relating to the death Of the Hon. Thaddeus
Stevens adopted.
Rcsolafion-By Mr.. Ladd, that no senator
shall speak more than once, or more than five
minutes on any question adopted
H., providing for publishing the address Of
General p. 7. Washburn delivered before the re-
Union Society of Vt Officers.
Pdssed.-S. A, in amendment Of Sec. | Chap
Is, Gen. Stat, relating to town meetings.
5: %, in amendment of Chap SO, Gen. Stat.
- of the grand list"
5. II, to Incorporate the National Trust Co..
with proposal Of amendment from the House
concurred in.
II. 2O2, for the relief of Jacob b. Anger On
motion of MIR. Dale, ordered to lie.
II POI, changing the time Of holding court in
the county of Orange.
H. lls, in amendment of Missisquoi 1ailroad
act.
H. III, relating to dispositions and witnesses,
with proposal of amendment.
H. n, relating to appeals from Justices of
Peace.
H. $40, providing for the building ola court
house in the county Of Rutland Mr.. Clark
moved to amend by striking out the words Mer-
H. 275, regulating the change of depots
H. 276, to protect fish in Cold Spring brook in
the town of Weston.
IL go, relating TO the grand list
II s69, legalizing grand list of fire districts in
Newport
H. 9i9 changing the name of Martha Jane
Green
H. sis, changing the name of Mary Elizabeth
Goss
H. 1876, relating to the fees Of school district
clerks
H. 227, fixing the salary of the Adj. & Inspector
General (S5OOO
II $50, changing the name of Frederick Kings
ley.
II, PCS, changing the names Of persons therein
named.
II, 262, to encourage the formation Of graded
school districts and in relation 10 prudential
mittees.
II, 25s, to incorporate the White River Tele-
Graph Company
II. POP, lor the relief Of Jacob b. Anger. On
the third reading the yeas and nays were demand
ed-yeas - nays Z. On motion Of Mr.. Dyer, or
dered to lie
Mr. Dewey moved that when the Senate ad-
journ, II be to o'clock this evening passed.
Also that Senate Rule 81 be suspended Tor the re-
mainder of the session passed.
> 1906, for the settlement and equal dstrihu-
ton among creditors of the estates Of insogent
debtors Substitute bill reported); Sd reading or
dered.
Mr. Garfield called up II 6, (B & X. II. X.
extensiOn.)
Mr. Burt referred to the number Of trains per
day the Rutland and Washington road
and proceeded to state the number Of trains run
upon other roads showing the number was not
great as not TO leave ample facilities for addi-
tiOnal trains.
The debate was continued under the five min
nte's rule, by Messrs. Hard, Heath Clark, Ba
low.
Mr.. Allen called for the yeas and nays. the
question being upon the adoption Of Mr.. Hard.
amendments, which were as follows -
YEAs.-Messrs. Allen, CLARK, Dale, Dyer
tarnham, Goode, llalbert, Hard, Leonard
Simpson, Wnlker-ll.
NAYs.--Messrs. Anderson Barlow Brown, Bull
lard Burt, Garfield, Dewey, Ekns, Green, Hall
Heath, Hendee Hutchinson ID Fnnklin, Hutch
nson Of Orange, Ladd, Love, Nash, circuit
Wheeer-l9
Mr. Clark now offered substitute bill saying
that he wished to make more effort to pre-
vent so great wrong. Ii was drawn under thu
supervision Of the Governor, who desired il
passage.
After the reading of the bill, Mr., Clark added
That he was authorized by the X. 4 5. railroad
to say that this bill would be accepted by them.
Opposed By Mr.. Garfield and Mr. Barlow, AN,
iofored by Mr.. Hard
On the adoption Of the amendment Mr.. Clarl
called for the yeas and nays, which were as fol
YEAs.-Messrs Allen, Billiard, Clark, Dale
Dyer, Farnham, Goodell, IIalbert Hard, Leon
ard, Simpson, Walker--.le
NAYs.--Messrs, Anderson, Barlow, Brown
Heath, ilendee, Hutchinson of franklin, Hutch
inson Of Orange, Ladd, Love, NASH circuit
Mhceer-ls.
Mr. Hard referred to few Of the leading an,
peculiar features Of this bill and further opposed
is passage.
Mr.. Wheeler moved an amendment relatin.
to the time OF commencing and completing th
construction OF the proposed extension. Oppose,
BY Messrs. Garfield Burt, Barlow and Hendee
and favored by Messrs. Wheeler and Hard lost
Mr.. Hard moved to amend the 9Th section, Oh
line by striking out " some portion and insert
ing 50 the whole of said road lost.
On the Sd reading Mr.. Clark called for the yea
and nays, which were as follows -
YEAs.-Messrs. Anderson, Barlow, Brown
Bullard, Burt, Garfield, Dewey, Elkins, Green
Hall, Heath, Hendee, Hutchinson of Franklin
Hutehinsonof Orange, ladd, Love, NASH Circuit
--i6
NAYs.-Messrs. Allen, Clark, Dyer, Farnham
Goodell, llalbert, Hard, Leonard, Simpson,
The bill was then passed by the following
YEAs-Messrs. Anderson, Barlow, Brown, Bul
lard Burt, Canfeld Dewey, Elkins, Green, Hall
Heath, Iendse, Hutchinson Of franklin, Hutch
n a Of Orange, IAdd, Love, Nash, circuit
Nheeier-l9.
NArs-;Messrs. Allen, Clark, Dyer, Farnham,
llalbert, Hard, Leonard, Simpsons
On motion Of Mr.. Dyer, adjourned,
HOUSE.
RcD0rfs.--The committee 10 visit the Vermont
Reform School, made report Of the result OF then
Investigations on visit 10 the School, which will
le Published hereafter.
From committee ways and means, In favor
OF II. 227, fixing the salary OF the Adjutant and
Inspector General, with amendment fixing the
salary at $500, which was agreed to passed.
From committee on military affairs, in favor OF
= rs, in amendment Of an act relating to the da-