The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-12-07

: Sec. IS. There shall be one genera
/ inspection and review of the uniform
} militia, BY brigade or regiment, one day
7 biennially, commencing A. ID. l845, a
: such time in the month of September as
| shall be deemed expedient, to be ap'
pointed in manner and form prescribed
for officer parades, in the preceding sec
! ton.
! Sec. 16. 1t shall be the duty of the
) major general to review at least one
brigade biennially, and the brigadiel
general to review his brigade biennially
, Sec. II. Sections one hundred and
sixty-seven and one hundred and sixty
eight of title ninth of the militia act,
passed November 1912, are hereby re-
pealed. a. au.
Sec. 18. Field and staff officers shall
be entitled to the same exceptions from
taxes as are the enrolled militia. ......
Sec. 10. The adjutant and inspector
general shall hereafter receive one hun
bred and fifty dollars per annum; and
each brigade major and inspector shall
receive three dollars for each day, active
duty performed. go" ..,.
Sec. 90 Section two hundred and
thirty eight of the act relating to the
militia, passed November 1912, relating
to the compensation of certain officers,
is hereby repealed. .. ..+.
Sec. 81. No company ofthe uniform
militia shall hereafter be compelled to
furnish themselves with tents.
Sec 60. The clerk OF each company
shall, on or before the second Tuesday
in June, annually, make return of the
name of each member of said company,
who shall be fully uniformed and equip
ped, to the clerk Of the town where such
member resides. .e,F :..
Sec. 90. All laws inconsistent with
the provisions of this act are hereby re-
pealed.
Approved Nov. /, l943.
No. 28.-AN Act, IN RELATION TO
MILITARY FINES.
II IS hereby enacted By the General As
sem6ty Of the State Of Vermont as
foLioWs:
Sec. l.. In all cases where an ap-
peal has been taken from the decision
of "a justice of the peace, in any prose-
cution for the collection Of military
fine, under the act Gin relation to the
militia" approved Nov. IL, l842, the
plaintiff shall have the same right in re-
lation to such appeal as the appellee
now has, in relation to the entry of
suit appealed to the county court.
Sec. 9. This act shall take effect
from and after its passage.
Approved Nov. /, l643.
No. 29.-AN ACT, IN ADDITION TO AN
ACT IN RELATION TO THE MILITIA.
IL is hereby enacted By the General As.
sembly Of The State Of Vermont, as
tolLoeos:
Sec. L. The several companies here
toiore comprising the first rifle regiment |
in Franklin County, formerly attached |
to the third brigade and third division of
the militia OF this State, are renstated |
and restored to all the privileges as
regiment, which said regiment possessed
previous to the revision of eighteen hun
dred and forty-two, to be attached to the
fist brigade and second division of the
militia Of this State, according to the
new organization, any law to the con-
trary Notwithstanding Provided, said
regiment shall not be entitled to receive
of the Governor the quota Of arms or
colors, now required by lawto be lurn-
lshed to each regiment.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect
from and after its passage.
Approved Nov. /, l843.
No. 90.-AN ACT, ABoLIsHINo 1MPR1s-
oNMENT FOR MILITARY FINES IN GER.
TAIN CASES.
IL IS hereby enacted By The General
assembly Of The Stqte Of Vermont, That
no private of the enrolled militia shall
be imprisoned on execution, issued on
judgment founded on any forfeiture, for
want of aims or equipments.
Approved Oct. II, l043.
THE SUPPORT OF GovERNMENT.
II IS hereby enacted BY Me General As
sembly Of Tie State Of Vermont, That
a tax of ten cents on the dollar, be as
;essed on the list of the polls and rate
able estate of the inhabitants of this
State, for the year one thousand eight
hundred and iorty-three, to be paid into
he treasury by the first day Of June
lext, in money, certificates, or notes
ssued by the Treasurer Of the State,
orders drawnby the Auditor of Accounts,
'r orders drawnby the supreme or coun-
y courts. {
Approved Nov. 1, l843.