Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-20

ing third reading OF II 2OG, in addition 10 chap
~ f.: entitled " oi repairs Of highways an
bridges winch was agreed To. Tho bill wa
1 tleh re col9ieiltel 10 tue committee on highway
n,lut,s anu leIrles on motion oi Mr lIlskins, o
hatucooro'
"n motion OF Mr. llenard, ot Chelsea, adi
dFIERNOON
SENATE
Apuoinfmsai The Sergeant at. Arms sopi d
the Seuatca communication that bad app,inte,
Robert Gregory Smith, es Me-scueer in tie Zen
ate. in place " Eidie $. El l.im,n. ro,igncd
ii 100. ti Incorporate thc Nli..i,.iou,, s,,irr
Bank and Trust Company taken ur and PASSED
ReD0rs-Frim iudiciarv com ii 20 d, le,
nlize the grand lit 20 the town Of Ctyepdi-h q.
the year ls12 passed.
From special com s. 81. dividing the town a
Westminster, with proposal of amendn,nia
agreed to
Mr. Morrill, moved that it he ordered D., li,
and be made the special order ur Frdy 20
next week. 40 p o'clock. p. M Mr. Spraeu
moved to amend hy substituting Tuesday next
Discussed by Messrs Ballard. llinoklev. Bailcy
Buuerdeld Powers, Kellogg. Morrill,. Rcynod.
Bgclov, E.'ey. Amendment and motion 10 IA
not agreed to. Tie com were called up1n fr
statement ui mcis which was responded to h'
Mr.. Butfcie Mr.. Bu'ey moved that il D,
ordered % lie. and he made the special order rl
/ Tuesday afternoon next. NOT agreed tl-veas G
uoy- lG
/ The hi.l was further discussed bv Nes.r. Bal
/ Icy Ballard and BaucrfeH Tic com. wer,
/ further interrosaicd hy Mc-srs Carpouicr. Bal
] lev. Adams and Nenzay
I Mr. llinckey advocated the cugroament and
I third reading Of The iIll
/ Fmthcr intcrrogations and remarks by Mr.
Bailey in opposition To the the bill Favored by
Mr. E,tey
Mr. Neizey moved that the bill be ordered To
lie, and be male the special order for Tuos,la,
forenoon next. Mt II O'Clock. which was aoreel
20.
Spe0gl ord,r-s g. to Incorporate the Cen.
trail Vermont Railroad Company. The several prn-
posed amendments were considered and ad,pted
Mr.. Powers novel to further amend BIS strik-
ing out the names OF James r. Iangd3n and .Jo.
D. Hatch, and Inserting in lieu thereof the names
OF Geo. Nichol. and Bradley Barlow. as c,mmis.
sioncrs agreed to. Further amended on his mo
",U, W- ,,,.
fr.'ra1 m ''''S al ~ te cl'n',itee
'"'9ail ~ ~ ll'e n,yc's'ls ~ we cH"I'er Whloh
C'c''n1i N", s1ue"l,3t Pecuu9r anu depaF-
H. .'ili ~ . e,'u' ~ u-''aly sranlou
M o"eI9 rep''u i"at tne1c was h2tling un-
u-u' VI ,ul9 P"Plstu quarter anu proceelel 70
t4p'alu 'l9 he.t'siie. llf the CHARTER as matter
ol IeH9' showing tnat thefe was no opposition
t"e ulu On INC p'rt oi any interested IN any OF
~. 7e.u uIltl'- "i "' ltrinunt Nchtlhl
eur. ADAMS moved iurther amendment 20 see. 4,
renting 20 the powers ol directors. Imposed fy
Me,sr-- M'rrhl, I"Ner-' lea1ey, Bailey Bal
mfl Bartlett carpenter. Favored 10y Mr.. Key-
nolis and further argued hy Mr. Adams not
agreed 70.
Mt Bailey moved 70 adjlurn not agreed 70
yeas 3, nays 10.
Mr. Carpenter in the chair.
Mt Reynolds briefly discussed the bill in OPP
position, and alter some furtherdesultory debate;
on the question OF engrossment and third read
ing, Mr.. Powers demanded the yeas and nays
winch were as iollow-
leas-Messrs Adams, Ballard, Barnes, Bart
lett, BFelow, Bntterheld, Carpenter, Colhum,
Cotton E'iey. 1leasln, llinckley. lioughton.
humphrey Kellogg King Lamb, Mason. Nor
rll' ta"ers' kngers, Scott, smith, Spraeue,
SUES Neazey, Nil,on-21
NAy-Mr heNnolds-l
On motion OF Mr.. Lamb adj
HOUSE.
Bjils introduced ond yeCsrr,f -Rv Nr pav;s
of Reading. To- prevent the snread of tho small
Doy. to peneral c,m
nv Nr IVnde of Marlb,ro IN rc.orcori,, tho
tate militia IN cpm. On military affair
Bv Mr.. Bruce. or Wesfmnre ~ nro,e,, .tr,r,
and pr.snn,e Inc breeding n ,he .atne in ,I,t'.
nnl Mad Pond.. Ia Westmore; 10 peaeral com.
Bv Mr. Pingree. Of Hartford. in amendment of
act NO 2G Of the General Assembly of 1869, re-
latiug IN exemptions Of taxation of manufacturing
establishments 20 com on the judiciary
By Mr.. llawley. Of Fairax to pay James W.
hlptchkiss the sum therein named IN com on
claims
JOINT resolutions From the Senate. relating to
the election Of a Commissioner Of the Insane laid
on the table. on motion Of Mr.. Field. of Sprinr-
field
From the Senate relating 90 printing the al-
dress Of Prof Middleton Goldsmith on Fisheries
ami Fish Culture adopted
From the Senate. granting the use Of the Rcn-
rcscntatyes' Hail. on Friday evening of this
week, 10 Mrs Lucy Stone Blackwell 10 deliver
an address on W Woman Suffrage
Rad Mwd time IL 2s3, 10 neorp1rate the
Washington Hotel Co., pissed.
II 900, changing the name Of the Ilinoslursh
Cheese mi Butter Manufacturing Co., pas, ed
Reports From com on town lines, against
II lO2 10 change tie lines between the towns OF
Williston and jericho: third reading refused
From com. on education. i'm favor Of II go
relating to the duties and compensation OF town
superinteudents of schools 81 reading ordered
From com. on banks, in favor Of II 29<, 10 in
corporate the Merchants' Savings Bank and
Trust Co: third reading ordered
From com. on Judiciary, in favor of II 2sj.
for the punishment of attempts to commit Of
fences third reading ordered
From CON. on indiciary. in favor of 5 lOf.
proyiding for the better preservation of the laws
Of the General Assembly passed.
From com on highways in favor of II 2gO
relating 10 obstructi1ns in the public highways
third reading ordered.
From select committee, against II. SO. for the
establishment of public town Libraries third
reading refused.
SueciaI ordcr.-H g. relating 10 interest. was
taken IN. the question being shall the bin be
engrossed and read the third time?
Mr.. Stanley. OF Leicester. opposed the hin as
tending 10 ipiure the interests of the people. In
that il will omen the door for unbridled ext1rtion
and claimed that the present rate of six ner cent
is a. much as the people of Vermont are able IN
nav. and the Legislature should mass mo- act Thai
would hnve tendency toinerease that rate
Mr.. Henry. of Chester. favored the bin. be-
lieyinc that il would he beneficial 10 tho aoricul-
tnrnl interests of the State. We now have the
anomaly of having upon our statute hooks n
statute making six per cent. the legal rate of in
terest and Vet we are every doy allowing railroad
and other c,rnorntions 10 nav seven ner cent
and snch action tends 10 bring law into disres'
nect lie said the nresent law tends m drive
mmorev ont of the state and onr vonng men
Win ibat money lar the reason thar business /.
stognetcd In Vermont Onr msnnC,ctrrin, and
business men would bv the nossoee of his biu
he released of their tronble in obtaining money
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