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lion of this subject. the question being the
same as at the adjournment last evening;
when Mr.. Hebard moved to commit the
bill, for further amendment, bill commit Ell
to Mr. H., amendment concurred IN, when
The bill was read third time and PASSED.
Those who voted in the affirmative are.
Messrs. Barnes, Beckwith. Bell, Briggs,
Grandy. Hebard, Henry, Howe, Hubbel,
Keyes. Kinsman, Merrill. Palmer,Pierpoint,
R.nney, Sheldon. Smile. Tenney. Water.
man. Watson, Young, 81. Those who
voted in the negative are, Messrs. Con
verse, Hammond, Miller, Phelps, Porter,
Steele, Van Sicklen, White, 8.
HousE--Bills passed-Relatng to pub
lie buildings -incorporating Manchester
cotton and wooden manufac. Co. -incor
porating Guidhal! bridge Co,--relative to
transfer Of turnpike stock-to prevent for
chile entry and dctaner.
The Senate returned tbs surplus revenue
bill, with amendments. which were concur.
red in. 1874 TO 2-nays Messrs Tracy and
Whitney.
The resolution for adjournment was re.
turned from the Senate fixing Friday to-
mrorow concurred in.
2o'colck P M.
SEsArE-biRs-relating to the support Of
common schools, read third time and pas.
sed.
The president Of the Senate being unwell
and unable 10 attend, Mr. Briggs was appon-
ted president pro TEN.
Revolution Mr. Horny, for the preserva.
ton of pulc papers passed.
Bill, from HE house-relating to the State
Prison, read Sd time and passed appro.
priating sum mentioned for certain surveys,
laid upon the table: Incorporating the Man
chester manufacturing Co. read Sd time
and passed.
Rcsolution-from the house, booming the
town OF Dorset, Wallingford, Castleton and
Rutland, committed 10 com. on finance.
Revolutionary Mr.. Watson, rendering the
thanks of the Senate TO the Hon. David M.
Camp, as President Of the Senate, passed
unanimously.
Bills--to pay Lebbeus Edgerton $1,000 dol.
lars, sent up from the house, nonconcurred.
On motion Of Mr. Howe, the Senate receded
from its proposed amendment, and passed
the bill.
HoUsE-Resolulions from Senate. appoint.
ing Mr. Henry Of Rockingham. Allen Ward.
ner Of Windsor, and Chester Baxter Of Shar.
on, com. to examine property of state prison,
&c.-and authorizing treasurer to arrange and
file old papers received from the late state
treasurer: concurred in.
The bill relative 10 land tax notices was re.
turned from the Senate with a proposal Of
Amendment concurred in; also tho bill TO
pay Lebbeus Egerton, proposing $30OO-non.
concuried in, 80 10 Al also the bill increas.
ing salary Of Judges Of supreme courteous
Cured in.
Bills passed--Authorizing Governor 10 dis.
tribute pieces of ordnace- uthorizing divis'
ion Of pnblic lands in Lowell--repealng part
of act allowing endorses 10 maintain actions
in their own names.
The Senate returned the bill establishing
certain salaries ,having resolved 10 insist upon
their proposed amendment the House resol.
we'd to insist upon their disagreement.
A message was received from tho Senate,
that they had receded from their amendment
to the bill to pay Lebbeus Egerton.
THRsDAY, Nov. ~.
SENATE Evening Session The Com
nnitiee Of Conference, made report, aud rec
commended that the Senate recede from the
vote raising the salary Of the Secretary o
State, and 10 adhere 10 raising the vote
fixing the salary Of the engrossing clerk
and to add IS instead Of s so 10 the salary
of the librarian; report Of the COMMITTEES
concurred in.
Biils-making an appropriation for sur
veys. reported, with amendments bill
amended. by adding appropriations for sur,
veys on the west side of the mountain. and
from Burlington to Connecticut river
through Montpelier, from Orleans county
to Lake Chan, plain, and from Brandon tc
Lake Champlain, through Orwell, read q
third time. yeas ~, nays 6, and passed
more effectually to prevent gambling amen
ded. read third time and passed.
Bills--for the projection and education
Of apprentices, &c, read Sd time and pas
sed.
Resolution--By Mr.. Huboell. providing
for an exchange Of Reports Of the decisions
Of the Supreme Court, read and passed.
Messrs Pierpoint and Hammond were
appointed committee TO inform the Gov
ernor that the Senate, on its part had com
pleted the business Of the session.
Adjourned without day.
HousE--Evening session.
The Senate returned the resolution
booming certain towns with amendment
booming WalIingford and Rutland $1,000
and Castleton S800--concured in.
The com. on education reported that j
is inexpedient TO legislate at this time oil
the subject of geological survey OF tn
state.
The com. of conference on the salar!
bill reported against increasing the saar.
in the bill of Sec. of state-in favor OF pla
cling the salary Of engrossing clerk a
ATS and Of the Librarian at S75: Hous
concurred.
The bill relative to common schools wa
read a Sd time and dismissed.
On motion of Mr. Brewster, a vote @
thanks to the Speaker for the able and i'm
partial manner in which he has discharge
the duties Of the chair, was unanimousl
adopted Ito which the Speaker resPonde
in an appropriate address.
The committee on military affairs n
ported The report and bill on the milit
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