Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-23

NWddi 0r0f.-S. w, relating o. trustee pro-
cess third reading refused
| Pd0ed-S. /, to amend secs and 10. ch 3d.
g. S., relating 10 rcployin
; o, amending an act relating % dep0sit0ns.
$ :, 10 amend see. I oh. so. gs
$ Is, providing iorh.ling uancie, in the Sen.
ate
Joint res7ipiion-Fr1in the House. providing
ior visit Of The reform school nt Waterbury On
motion OF Mr.. Kellogg land upon the table
similar resolution having already been adopted by
the Senate.
On motion Of Mr. Bailey the Senate took re.
cess until five minutes beilrc ~ O'Clock
The recess having expired the Senate again as
scmhled and at -, m., in pursuance OF Joint
resolution, proceeded 10 the Hall Of the House Of
Representatives 70 complete the election OF Uni
ted States Senator.
On returning ou motion of Mr. Mason, adj
HOUSE.
Prayer by the Chaplain
The Journal Of yesterday was read aud ap-
poyed.
Corroo,ion- was Mr. Stanley. Of leicester.
(not Mr. Starr. OF Whiiincham.) who seconded
tho nomination OF L. 5. senator Morrill,, ON
Tuesday.
Mr. Randall, Of Waterbury. moved that the
vote referring II u, changing the shire town Of
the county Of Orleans, 10 a select committee Of
five consisting Of members outside of the county
If Orleans, he recon-iiered
Mr. Thompson favored the motion b recon
slider, claiming that the members of the county
can better arrange their own domestic affairs than
any outsiders and they claimed the privilege Of
/ trying tD settle their own differences II they
| hiled, then they would call upon outside help
10 was customary 10 submit such local matters %
the members of the county interested. and should
be accorded now
Mr. Grout, of Newport, claimed that the man
ner in which the motion 70 submit 10 a di-inter-
e-tod committee was treated Yesterday was dis.
courteous, and not iu accordance with usage in
such cases, and eyinccd "a haste not in accordance
with prnpriety. TIE blu was referred to @ disin
terested committee yesterday. and be hoped the
motion would not Ice rc3onsidercd, n- it would De
virtually a submission Of the question t. % com
mittce of the county, which would be an interest
oi committee Tie claimed that the members
from the county are already committed on this
question, and 10 might aS well be finally settled
this mort ing hy call Of the yel4 and nays oi
the members uf the county. MS 10 submit it to
them rs cimmittoc lie preferred a di-ioter-
c.ted committee, and hoped the county would
have slch committee
Mr. Walworth Of Coventry favored the matter
being submitted % the members Of the county.
and hoped the motion to reconsider wouldpreyail
let The inhabitants Of Orleans county say for
themselves whether they wanted a change and
sense Of Justice would induce the House 90
leave IL % the members OF the county
Mr. Rogers, of Ncwhury, said it WAS que,-
tion that more largely interested the inhabitants
of the county OF Orleans than any other portion
| % the State. and We should get toll expression
of the people Of the county through the members
from the county.
Mr. Munson, Of Manchester opposed the mo-
/ lion to reconsider, Ginning that the report Of a
Idisnieresied committee would indicate more fully
what was just for the people of The county, and
| the House could act more understandingly upon
the report Of such a committee than with prob
ably majority and minority report from the
members Of the county.
Mr. Miles of Albany strongly urged the jus
tice of referring the matter to the members Of the
county, and hoped the reference would be recon
sidered
Mr. Carpenter of Charleston said the mem
hers Of the county were all preudced on the
question. and he preferred that outsiders should
hear both sides and make a report upon the
matter
Mr. Wild, Of Cmitsbury said there were evi
IDENTIFY two parties un uI, question, oud IL w.
Wrong % force the decision Of the matter to out
habianis Of the county, and he hoped it would
/ he left % the parties in interest.
! Alr Henry, of Chester, said it was evident that
those who favored the reference TO members from
the County had canyassed the county, and knew
their men He Thought il better 70 leave il 10
di-ntere-ted committee.
Mr. Walworth, Of Coventry, again urged re
consideration. To allow the question 10 be decided
hy the members from the county.
Mr. Orln>hee, of Brandon opposed the motion
% reconsider, ou the ground that t was evident
that the members Of county had already settled
the matter among themselves, and their minds
being already made up, and the committee Icing
perhaps nearly equally divided We should have
two reports, aud the House would then have To
decide the question as between the two factions
10 the county.
| Mr. Bttell OF Ripton, favored the reference to
the mcmhets Of the county.
! Mr. Grout, of Newport. arose 10 correct an
erroneous impression rs 10 instructions hy towns.
/ The fact was only one town gave any instruc-
ii0ns, and that town by only a few men, after the
meeting adjourned.
Mr. Munson, of Manchester, said that ono
representative may represent a hundred men,
ano,her may represent thousand, and that the
voice OF those two representatives would not be
equal.
Mr. Miles, of Albany, said he believed it was
generally conceded that the representative from
any town represented the wishes Of maj ority OF
the town, and that when the representative
spoke he spoke Tor majority ui his town,
whether for one hundred or one thousand people
As 10 instructions, his town unanimously in
,tructed him, and he therefore understood the
wishes oi his town.
Mr. Pingree, of Hartford opposed reeonsdera-
ton. believing that the House voted understand
ingly upon this question yesterday, and thought
committee of disnterested members Of the House
Mr. Waworth, OF Coventry said he thought
the action Of the House yesterday was taken 5,
hastily that it should have no effect on the actor
this morning
Mr. Pingree, of Hartford, calling for a count
the vote resulted. ayes l0l, nays 90. 80 the mo
ton to reconsider prevailed.
Mr. Thompson OF lrasburgh, moved that the
hill be referred to the members from Orleans
county.
MIR. Frisbie, Of Poultney, moved that the bill
and motion TO refer be ordered to lie on the table
lost
The bill was then referred to the members from
Orleans county
Bills introduced and referred BY Mr.. Swain
a of Rockingham, 70 incorporate the Fall Mountain
Paper Company to committee ON corporations.
BY Mr. Rogers, OF Newhury, in amendment O
see So chap. 80, .; s. relating to the grand list
to committee on judiciary.
By Mr. Wyman, of Athens, in amendment o
chap. SO, g.s., relating to the grand list to com
mttee on grand list.
By Mr. Chase, of Mount Holly, correctin!
! county tax Of the town Of Mount Holly for 1870
to committee on grand list,
BY Mr. Henry, Of Chester, in amendment o
sec chap. -, g. S., relating to trustee process
to committee on Judiciary.
By Mr. Dmck, of Windham, providing io
T filing vacancies in the Senate and House Of Rep
resentatiyes 10 committee ON judiciary.
j By Mr.. B1llnu. OF burlington, hNlng tiN ol
the county of Chttenden to members from coun
ty OF Chittendou.
BY Mr. Pitkln, of Montpelier, to pay the treas
urer of the town of Montpelier; to committee oi
claims
by Mr.. Butterfed Of Wilmington, in amondmen
ofand constituting see. so chap 30, &. s., reat
ing to process and other matters; to commtte
ON judiciary.
BY Mr., Boyden Of Barnard, to promote th
I, interests Of the common schools TO committee OF
education.
By Mr.. Dearborn of Vershire relating to com
! pensation of town superinIendents TO c1nmtte
on education.
. By Mr.. Rounds Of Richford. to Incorporate tn
. Richford Savings Bank and Trust Company +
= committee on banks
I BY Mr.. Douglass Of Whiting, relating to lien
; at law 70 general committee.
BY MIR. Field Of Springfield, to establish
c school district in the town of Springfield To com
mittee ON education.
BY MIR Elkins of Troy, to incorporate the Mis-
sisquo Savings Bank and Trust Company T.
committee on hanks