Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-27

school district in Mortified, returned from
the House, with proposal of amendments
which were agreed to.
From committee on claims, S. $50, TO pay
A. P. SpauloiDg SlO0; passed.
Ii. l53, relating to Military Education
was taken up by quest of MIR. BIgelow.
Mr.. Vedzey offered amendments, which were
agree d to, and proceeded briefly to give the
reasons wnich had Influenced the committee
10 report in favor OF this bill. He urged the
necessity of some preparation or education
in the directi IN of military knowledge, and
as it was against the policy of the govern
ment and of the state to support large
standins army, or an expensive militia or
ganzttion, the committee had come to the
conclusion that they could not in any other
way 50 W IL ard economically secure the
object desired as by the plan proposed in
this bill. lie gave a very h4ttering state
ment OF the services performed by the former
members OF Norwich University during the
late war of the re rebellion, bsing most ef6cient
IN every line OF service, and contributing
largely TO the drill and discipline of the
army.
Mr. NeaZey's statement of the case, and
his advoc tcy ot the merits of the bill, under
consider alton, Was most satisfactory TO its
friends, aud gave an Intelligent view of Its
educational import nee.
MIR. Buuerivld without desiring to make
an argument against the bill or against
Norwich University, was not in favor of the
plan proposed, and could not vote for it.
1t was lurther ably advocated by Messrs.
Bigelow aId Carpenter. On the third real
ing Mr.. Butterf Id demanded the yeas and
nays, which were as follows
Yeas-lessrs. Adams, Bailey, Barnes,
Blgelow, Carpenter. Cotton, Gleason,
Htnckley. llumph ey, King, Lamb, Morrill,,
Powers, gers. Scott, Smltn, Stiles, Yea
zey, WIllson-l9.
Nays-Mc-srs b lrtlett, Butterfeld Estey
Reynolds, Sned /, SJlles-6.
Mr.. BIiey moved that the bill be commit
ted TO a ), natur TO amend by striking out
the name IF Charles Fay as one OF the lucor E.
poratUrs and insert in lieu thereof the name
Of Asa ReynO,ds; agreed to and passed.
Mr.. Bt cy called up ). III, relating To
stocking Plssumpsic river with BLACK bass {;
pass q.
Mr.. Bailey called up S. us. to establish a
court fr the village of ST.
Adams, and moved it be committed to a
Senator to amend; agreed to, amended, and
passed
\ communication was received from Geo.
NIcnols, Secretary Of State, announcing that
DR.. George b. L ring will deliver an ad-
ing, at seven . cock.
House JOINT Resolutions BY Mr. Nc,
Dutfee, Of Bradford, that tue State Librarian
be requested 10 del yer to the Bradford His
tOrIca. society Library, two copies OF such
documents except law reports, as can be de-
HveIed without prejudice 10 the State
Library adopted on the part of the House.
b. Mr.. Starr. OF Nottingham, that the
PTesIdcnt OF the Senate and Speaker Of the
House be d rected 10 aGJOun tutIr respective
houses without day, Wednesday, Nov 27th,
at a. NJ. aiouted On the part of the III use.
Bulls Ultroauced and referred by Mr.
IieDard, Ol Chelsea, ia relation 70 the annual
meetings OF tile CorInth Copper Co to
committee % Corporations. BY Mr.. Guilds,
Of NaldngiUrd, 10 enable the prOprietoEs
and pew owners OF the old Union meeting
house in WaAin5 5ioTd, 10 disp of the
same; to genera, committee. By Mr.. Swan,
Ji Rockingham, 10 incorporate the Below,
Falls Gas Light o. 70 Committee on manu-
iacturys. BY Mr.. Swain, OF Rockingham,
relating 10 tie xpyndIture Ot tue highway
tax assessed IN tie village OF Bellows Falls
10 Committee on highways. BY MIR. InOmp-
son, OF lras ourgh, 10 pay ElUah w. Powell
the sum therein named 10 committee on
CLAIMS. BY Mr.. C4vtriy, Of Plttsford, to
IneJrporate be Central Vermont Marble Co,
10 committee on corporations By Mr
-averly, OF PiCtsford TO Incorporate the
Marble Valley Quarry Co., to committee Oh
corporations
Etf,.i h.d 5tlsi.ew.-H. $40, to incorpo-
ate tie Advertiser A-soclatIon passed. )
u, to INCORPORATE the Central Vermont Rail
Dad COmPtny.
The provisions OF the bill were explained
n detail by Nj futterfeld, OF Wilmington,
chairman Ot the committee on railroads.
The passage of the bill was opposed by Mr..
Rogers, OF Newbury ; lavo ed by Mr.. Orns-
pee, Of Bcandon, and MIR. Waterman, o.
.Iydt park pending the question OF the pas
age OF the biIi, on notion of MIR. Goodrich,
u HardwIck, aiJDuIned.
AFTERNOON.
SENArE.-S lis, reported amended by
NJ. uey, was read the third time, and
passed.
Mr Bailey called ups. Al, laying tax on
he county Ui Franklin, aud providing for
he building o. court house, with propos.l |
1t amendment. winch was agreed 10, and the |
hird reading was ol dered, and the bill was
,assed.
The time having arrived for the meeting OF
n adjourned J)inL assembly, the Senate re-
,aired t. the hall Ot the House of Repre- |
entatIves.
On returning the Senate proceeded to
consider ) loo, TO Incorporate the New
england Manufacturing Company; read third
line On motion Of Mr.. Cotton ordered to
Ie.
Mr.. Reynolds called up joint resolution
rom the House relating to nnal adjourn !
nent, and moved 10 amend by changing |
he time from ''sIx" to eight o CLOCK. On
notion of Mr.. Adams ordered to lie. Mr..
Cotton called ups LOG, to incorporate the
z,
,assed.
Joint res0 0'utionS Relating TO the Brad
ord Historical Society; adopted.
By Mr. W IllsJn, authorizing the Governor
o contract with Mr.. Robinson for painting
# Vermont re merry. On motion of Mr..
oowers, ordered to lie and be made the spec
al order for l o'clock, tomorrow morning.
III. I29, in relation to monument 20
ChIprlan.
Mr. Butterfeld opposed the passage of the
ill., not because it was to take a sum not ex-
eedIng 5000 cut of the Treasury of the
,tate, or because the subject was not merrI-
orious, but because it was inauguratIpg or
arriving out a policy that the State could
rot we'll sustain. He was in favor OF max
ng such appropriations for memorials to be
,laced in or around the Capitol of the State.
Mr.. Veazey advocated the passage of the
i'll, giving a brief history of the last years of
Chipman, stating that hls last
estIng place remained to-day unmarked
yith any stone or monument, aud that grave
ould not be point, d out by those who had
ad it pointed out t) them by those who
ad passed away. lie made brief allusion
D his public life ard services 20 the state of
-ermont, and his extreme poverty, subsist-
NJ as ne did during his last years upon the
liserabie pIttanee of a pension as LIeuten-
ut in the Revolutionary war. He OutlIved
lost of his relatives, who were poorer, If
ossble, than he was. and was buried by his
e eighbOrs and strans ers, who were too poor
D place a s'One at his grave.
Air. Powers oIplsed the bill. When You