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| Reports Of Committees. BY commi,lcoon Educn-
tion bill IN addition 10 act constituting Troy Confe-
renee Academy and II was passed. In favor of post.
ponng the collection vt notes given to the state IN be-
half Of the University Of Vermont, and on motion of
Mr. Davis OF n. the resolution was laid on the table,.
Nv Land Tax committee, against petition for tax on
Mansf Id, and the petitioners had leave to withdraw.
The chair presented the following communicate,
which was read
MoSrrErtEn, Oct. q, 1913
To The Speaker ofh. House of Representatives
| Sin-I resign my seat as n member of the House
of Representatives from Windsor
am with great respect,
GUur obi servant,
no ACE EVERETT.
The amendment Of the Senate to ihehil explanato.
~ OF the bank act ofls0 permitting NOES Of sl00 70
be discounted without requiring the assent ola maori-
~ OF the drectors was rejected after explanations bv
Messrs Rice of Somerset and Warner--ayes As noesS2
The Militia BiH.
The House resumed consideration Of this bill, tho
question being on Mr. Villas amendment stated, yes.
terdny.
MIR Villas said that in Difference 10 the wishes of the
friends of the bill he would Withdraw his amendment,
| though he was satisfied the amendment was right.
MIR Peck moved to amend by adding practising sur
Ieors and Physicians 10 the list of those who be
exempt on paying 50 year.
Mr. Patrick moved to amend the amendment, BY adj.
ding quakers and other persons scrupulous of bearing
arms.
Ruled ont Of order, "a not being an amendment 10
the amendment, and the question iecurrod on Mr.
PSrk's motion.
Mr. Dewey moved to add and all conscientiously
scrIpulous of bearing arms"
Mr. Davis Of ~ said the act OF 1887 already contain
ed this provision and Mr. Burroughs of Kirby suggest
ed hat this net might operate asa repeal of the of
1887. Mr. Peck thought not and the motion OF Mr.
Dewey was rejected.
MI Goodhue moved 10 add, students of colleges fac
nliss and students ofacadcmes, ictrymen and mers.
Mr. DAVIS Of N. regretted that he had not added
" alIo,her citizens" He would be liberal but no, to
IN nfpI M hrti lar cd
Mr. Goodhuc thought these were exempted abso
ln'c'y by the act of 81 without paying anything and
that the effect Of his amendment would be to require
amendment was adopted, So 10 81
Mr. Pntgc'' renewed his amendment in different
form: when NJ Wr2ht Of Shorehan,, suggested that
the senate had similar bill under consiera ion and
he moved, therefore, to postpone this bill 10 Tue dov
morning next. Supported by Mcsscrs Billings and
Wright Of $. opposed by Mcssrs Rice Of Somerset
DAVIS Of y. Folsom and Crowley, md rejected.
C Mr. blodTet' moved to strike ont s2and insert So
ronehs Of Khy, opposed by Mcssrs Billings and Nc
Loul and rejected.
Mr. Dennson moved to recommi, the bill and
amen inpnts; rejected.
Mr. Folsom renewed the amendment Offered by Mr.
Wins Yesterday; rejected
Mr. S,ni'h IF Addison moved an amendment. prov-
ding that the battalion companies shall be required to
assemble on the LIST Turs1ay of june for enrolment
and election of officers only Supported by Messrs
Smith Of \. and Folsom, and opposed by Messrs Da
vIs IF y. and Rice Of Somerset. and rejected
Mr. Grandy moved TO amend b. adding quakers to
TIE list OF these who are exempted without the pay
ment of an equivalent. Supported BIZ iiessrs Gran.
dy md Winslow; opposed by Messrs ray.s of n
and Henry. and elected. - 81
Mr. Davis of n. moved to amend the repeating sec
ton BY executing section 3 chapter |, OF the art OF
Nov. | 1887 (which exemp,s persons scrupulous of
bearing arms BY paying So adopted. Mr. Ross mo-
vedbv providing tint the deduction from tho list shall
he for nil save highway taAes, payable in labor;-
aGDoied.
Sir B1rdcn rnovel 10 make sickness and disability
'ui.iren, excuse for rot doing military duty, or not
sending in equipments Supported BY Mr. Barlcn
opposed by Mr. Davis of ~ and rejected
Mr. Wright OF S., moved to Law the bill on the Ia
h'e los and the bill was ordered to a third reading
MIR. Davis of NJ called up the hill repeating the act
Of list year IN relation 10 the militia.
MrBlings moved TO lay the bill on the table o.
posed by Mcssrs Davis Of ~, Villas and Henry sup.
portedby Mr. llings and ncgatived.
The question then REQUIRED on the passage of the
bti. Mr. Wright OF :. opposed the bill reminding the
House last year the speakers table loaded with
memorials AGAINST the very acis which This bill world
store. While there had, as vet, been no lime pro.
pcry To test the law of last year which had imposed
burdens on the uniform militia, this hill world impose
new burdens. He asked tor the ayes and nocs,
Mr. Henri said the militia had asked two things on
ly. last year-nore pay and regulations relative to
dclnqlens; but the Legislature gave them more .han
was asked and they were dissatisfied. 1t was evil
dent, he thought, that the people demanded roneal
and if the net of last year s repealed. the bill
ported by the COMMITTEES on m!'y affairs would nice,
the wishes of the militia,
Mr. Davis of N. said that the memorials of last year
were agnlns, the law of4l improperly repealed parts
Of The acts of 80 and 80
Mr. Peck said he voted for the act of last year reiy.
ing npon the judgement of respectable and worthy
men, but he satisfied there was evils in it which
ought to be remeded. and TO remedy which he had
brought IN bill IT the question comes TO the pon,
TO take the act of last year without amendment, OF
repeailf, he must vote to repeal.
Mr. Pope moved 10 make the hll the order for Mon
day norning-opposed by Mr.. Crowley, supported by
! Mr. Pope, and lost, l25 to SO.
MIR Patrick suggested that there was an irnplct
contractby the act oflnst year 10 exempt members
uniform companies after years service and ne wish
cd 10 know how this difficulty to be arranged
Mr. Kellogg said he must vote against this bill be
llcving that the &c, of last year ought to be amende,
rather than repealed. 1t was similar to the law o
Massachusetts, which was regarded as good one
and he beIlevoc this would be satisfactory amended
The bill was passed, ayes l27, noes 81, All.
r- 2o'cLocK, p. NJ
SrNATE-Report Of Committees, Mr.. Field
from Committee Roads reported bill in 'orpora'in
Bra'tlcboro' and FItchbnrah R1il Road Compan
which was read third time and passed. Mr. Girls
void, from Committee on Roads, reported bill; reyi,
ing charter o! Connecticut and passnlnpsc Rive,
Rail Road Company; read third time and passe
I, MI Porter from committee on Manufactures, repor
ed House bill Incorporating Lincoln Iron Compan,
read third time and passed
: The lst SECTION gives tho company the power
4 nansnciIng such business MS ally il and may
done By such companies. Mr. Cahoon moved IN amer
. by striking out may boz carried and the bill IN,
passed. AIR Field, from committee on Roads, tepor
: cd bill changing the name Of the town of Monroe
n Woodbury.; read n third time and passed. Mr. A. A
7, len from committee on military affairs to which W
It referred so much Of the Gov. message refrs to
e militia law OF last year. reported bill amending 81
law, which was read twice and laid on the table
3, Bass reported bill 10 pay WIN. Markham n cerln
D, sum, with an amendment reducing the sum to SCI
lie report In d on line table. Mr. A. Allen from comm
G tee on Military Affairs, 10 which was referred seve
l. resolutions relating TO the militia reported that
legislation was necessary. Mr. Camp rerortei a [
s. for the relief of the town of Glastonbury; read TN
D. time md rejected.
I The bill 'e!ltn= 10 the militia of this state was re
n third line and passed.
d. The House bill repeating militia act of las, wear y
re,a twice and referred TO committee on Military
fairs.
The report of Bank Commissioners was referred
Pc committee banks
~. ResoliltOn. Mr. Farr introduced n resolution fl
nd Joint assembly for the election of Judges of Supre
mt Court on Tuesday al 10 O'Clock passed
,ls The Senate went into joint assembly; on their
turn
nd Mr. Du,ion called up the bill relaxing to assi
m'nis, and moved to strike out all after the enact
clause and insert the following all nssipnme
nd made this stat. by debtors for the benefit of err
ad shall provide for equal and pro rata distrbut
Of the real AMI personal estate among creditors
81 assignments contrary shall be voiI; this bill to