The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-26
THURSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 2e 1871

Mr. Brown, of Lowell, favored the bill
as just tribute to the valor OF Vermont
soldiers
Mr.. Noble of Tlnmouth, said he had
voted for this bill, and was better satisfied
with his vote than any that he had given
this session. He would like to pay the
$4,000, but would acquiesce In the "a, 900,
as proposed by Mr.. Buell..
MIR. Davenport of Wilmington briefly
opposed the bill, for substantially the same
reason that he bad opposed so many lavish
appropriations from the state treasury.
Mr.. Houston Of Victory opposed the bill
and the amendment on the ground that the
contract price was but $4,000, and he
should not vote to pay more.
Mr. Dutton of Norwich thought we were
under obligations to pay something more
than had been paid, and the letter of Gov.
Stewart made 1t clear to him that we are
under obligations to pay more even, than
$4,000.
Mr.. Hopkins, Of Enosburgh, said that
he would be frank, and say that the picture
did not suit him; that he would not vote
to giving any more than the $4,000.
MIR. Lynde, of Marlboro, said lie did not
propose to make any further opposition to
| this bill, but he should continue to vote, as
he had done, against paying any more fol
| the picture.
Mr.. Churchill, of Goshen, favored the
payment of the full amount named in the
bill.
Mr.. Chamberlin, of Jay, demanded the
previous question, which was seconded.
The question then REQUIRED on the amend
ment proposed by Mr.. Buell. to substitute
| 1000 for $4,000 On that question Mr.
Brown, of STAFFORD, demanded the yeas
and nays, which were takcn-ayes 1920
| nays 80.
| So the amendment was agreed to, ant
| the question then REQUIRED on the passag,
| of the bill IN concurrence, with propose
| or amendment, it was agreed to---nays 1l5
| nays GS.
REFORM SCHOOL.
$. so, providing for the employment .
the boys in the reform school, was takei
| up.
Mir. Claik moved to amend 50 as to pro
| vide for surgeon at the school at saar,
of not to exceed $4,000: which was dis
| agreed TO.
| The third reading of the bill was ,hel
rcfuscd-ayes 40, nays 81.
| VETO MESSAGE.
| Inc speaker lad before the house
message from the governor, Withholding hi
| signature from II. $751;, to incorporate tn
Burlington banking company, with reason
therefor, and the question being shall tn
bill pass notwithstanding the objections o
his excellency the governor? Its passag
was refused-ayes 4, nays 1874.
The principa! objection OF the guveinu
to the bill is that there is no provision in
requiring that any particular sum q
amount of capital stock he subscribed eithe
before entering upon the business OF til
corporation or at any lime thereafter, FIJI
Their than that the directors shall he stock
holder to the amount of 81 900. The CO;
poration could, under the charter, com
mence and carry on business with only
nominal capital.
Mr.. Shurtleff, of Plainiield, called Il
ii. 42l, in amendment of section 0, chaptc
20, general statutes, relating to support O
the poor, and moved to amend by insertn
two additional sections, so as to make res
estate chargeable with the support pre-
vded in this act, and also providing for
writ of review on the proceedings.
Mr. Chamberlin, of Jay, moved that tb
bill be dismissed, which was disagreed tc
The amendment proposed by Mr.. Shurl
left was then agreed to- and the bill passed
On motion of Mr.. Hawley, of Fairfa,
adjourned.
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