The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-23


Banks? No reply was giycn-and Nj Brown
had leave of absence.
Mr.. Sprague introduced resolution, empower
ioc the alorenamed committee to sit after the ad
oarn.nent-adopted. Adj
TUESDAY, Nov. IS.
SENATE.
Prayer by the chaplain
Bas.-From the House, incorporating the Pres
dent, Directors and Company of the Bank of
Montpelier, with capital stock o($l00,O00 twice
read and referred TO the Committee on Banks
TThis bill provides for the incorporation ofa new
Bank of Montpelier, with the same privileges,
limitations and restrictions as provided for in 9th
er bills Incorporating Banks the present session.;
relating TO the Craftsbury Rifle company, reported
by Mr. Burgess, and passed; relating to trustee
process, from the House, reported by MIR. Converse
adverse to the passage of the bill. lprovided for
extending the trustee process to negotiable paper.
The third reading of the bill was unanimously re.
fused; granting ferry to Phelps and Hazen, re-
ported by Mr.. Swift, read third time and passed;
to provide for the security of bill holders reported
by Mr. Mcmillan, that the same ought to pass
This bill repeats an act past at the present session
for the security of bill holders, in the revised stat
utes, and makes other provisions, for the winding
up of the concerns of banking institutions. Re-
iected upon the question of third readings incor-
porating the Caledonia County Mutual Fire In
surance Company, reported by committee that the
same ought not to pass, and the bill was refused
q third reading relating to the support ofpaupers,
reported by committee and laid upon the table,
for the removal of distractions in Paul's stream in
the county of Essex, read third time, and pass
ed, yeas IL, naysS; relating to militia in the town
of Goshen, reported by Mr.. Lawrence, facts sta
ted, and the bill rejected upon the question Of a
third reading; in addition TO an act governing
the militia Of this state" providing for the revi
wing or recognizing company ofCavalry in Cal
ais and adjunct towns, opposed by Messrs Cobb.
Edgerton, Pierpoint and Eaton, supported by Mr.
Lawrence, and its third reading refused yeas s,
nays H.
HOUSE.
BMs-Extending charter of Bank OF Rutland
returned to the Senate with amendments, concur
red in. Chap. II, Of acts repealed, referred to
Messrs. Fullam and Butler. Restoring Cavalry
Co. lst Regiment I'd brigade, to former privileges
and establishing Weathersfeld Light Infantry,
passed; relating to pedlars, dismissed; incorpora-
ting Merchants and Farmers Bank, at Vergennes
rejected on the second reading, 81 to 81; incorpo
rating Freehold bank, amendments of the SEN
ate concurred in militia bill returned by the Sem
nte insisting on its amendments Mr. Fisk OF W.
u
House insisting on their disagreement; incorpora-
ting the Provident Savings Institute at Brattleboro
laid on the table for amendment. Relative to
Cambridge artillery company, aud relating 10 mil
tia dismissed To divide the Co. of Bennington
&C., dismissed. In addition TO the several high
way acts, two bills,) dismissed. In favor of John
S. Pettibone, laid on the table, on motion Of Mr..
Needham, with the understanding that it shall not
again be called up Providing for The purchase of
maps, dismissed. Relating to salaries of certain
officers, dismissed.
Petitions.-Of inhabitants of Elmore, of l.. N
Stevens and others, and of Selec,men Of Worces.
ter, leave to withdraw granted
To repeal act incorporating the village Of Wood
s,ock the House adhered 20 its disagreement to
the amendment of the Senate.
Reports.-By General Committee against Pc
,ition Of inhabitants Of Dummerston, relative to
Putney poor-house, concurred in; against repeal
ing fox bounty. By com. Of Ways and Means,
their estimate Improbable expenses (s74 1922 and
receipts (S7S6lS,) for the year ending Both Sept
1910.
Resolutions Relating to small bills introduced
by Mr.. Brown on their passage-ayes g. noes
81. On the same subject introduced by MT.
of revised statutes for each town, dismissed. On
the resolutions Of the state OF Indiana on Slavery
passed. Adj.
9 o'clock, P. M.
SENATE.
Mr.. Pierpoint, Of the committee Of finance, re-
ported the result ofthe conference with the House
on the amendments to the chapter Of slaries and
fees" and the Senate concurred with the recon-
mendations of the committee Of conference, in re-
cedng from part of their objections, and adher-
ing to the remainder.
Blk-From the House, to pay Jos. Rollins
the SUM mentioned for experimenting a felon;-
facts stated by Mr.. Cobb and the bill read third
time and passed; to restore the Tunbrdge Caval.
ry company to its former privileges, reported by
Mr.. Burgess the bill was refused third reading /;
assessing tax for the support ofgovernmen,; au-
thorzing the Treasurer 10 borrow the sum men
toned; making appropriations for the support of
government. severally read a third time and pass
ed; to pay Anstin D. Arms the sum mentioned
for services as Librarian, reported by Mr. Jones,
facts stated, the bill was refused third reading-
laying tax on lands in Greensboro reported by
Mr.. Hemmenway, with proposals of amendment
which were adopted, and the bill was read a third
time and passed; Incorporating the Bank of Mont
pelier, reported BY Mr. Mcmillan with proposed
amendments, which were adopted, and the bill
th;rd y