Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-05

Reports Relating to town elections laid on the
table, In favor of House bill Incorporating BatenAlil
bank: LAID on the table, In favor OF House phi sup
pressing bowling allies with an amendment; Dill anu
amendment laid on the table, In favor of incorpor6t-
inc W. wrought nail co: passed. In favor OF lncorpo-
rating bank Of Brandon laid on the table. kegulat-
inc certain fees of sherifs: passed. In relation 10
highways, empowering committees to grade down high
hills: laid on the table
House bills REFERRED Incorporating Bank of Bran
dom relating to pedars authorizing treasurer to Dor
row $4,000 for the support of governments relief OF
Henry and james Willard; to pay James RUSSELL re-
lief of James Murphy; establishing seminary at Man
CHESTER relative to Vergennes tow boat and transport
ing company
The committee to whom were referred the resou-
tons of Georgia relative TO the difficulties between
Massachusetts and South Carolina and Louisiana, re-
ported against said resolutions.
The engrossed bill aboshng the school fund IN
definitely postponed. Adj.
HOUSE. Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Balou.
Engrossed bills relating to Mortified academy; to
James Russell, James and Harry Willard, passed.
Bill in relation to licenses amended and ordered to
a Sd reading
table, ADJ
Afternoon
9 SENATE Reports. In favor of Mortified academy;
passed. Incorporating Manchester female seminary;
passed. Against exemptions lIOu
on the table Empowering administrators to sell real
estate in certain cases. passed. In relation to real es
tate of insane persons; passed. Relative to geological
survey refused Sd reading. Paying G. M. Willard
passed. incorporating Vergennes tow boat and trans
portaton company; passed, Bill relating to railroads.
to enrolled militia to pay s. Ripley, to medicines, laid
on the table.
Bill relating 10 town elections refused Sd reading.
Bills relating to highways; to parties in suits at law,
>, ordered to Sd reading. ADJ
; House. Bill taxing Bennington county ordered to-
Sd reading.
Committee Reports. Against bills relating TO grand
list dismissed. Chartering Grand Isle county ms.
company; passed. Selling lands in Stratton; order
ed to 3D. reading. Against bill referring the repeal of
4 the law aboshng the school fund to the peoples re-
i iected.
u Engrossed bills taxing Orange and Addison counties
', and in relation to shire town OF the formers passed
= The license bill so amended as to make the highest
tax $50 and the lowest $40, ordered to Sd read
= ng Adj.
y Saturday evening.
y SENATE. EngroSsed bMspnssed. Paying Ripley:
=, relating to highways and bridges; relating to imposi-
ton in medicines.
. Reports. Bills passed. Incorporating Woodstock
mill company; taxing Addison CO.. changing names OF
Ne C Chandler, Clara Vermont; making Adeia S
. Barbour heir at law Of E Grswod. Adj.
g House Bills passed. Taxing Bennington Co.
s annexing part Of Rockingham and Grafton to Athens
, constituting WIN. e Parch, heir of WIN. Rutherford
= relating to licenses, to pay Daggett paying Ste
~ phen Dagge bill relative to sale Of real estate OF mi
- nOrS and insane persons ADJ
VI Monday Nov. 3
~ SESATE.-Payer by the chaplain.
- Reports Of Committees. Relief of James Murphy
o, paying Stephen Royce James Willard James Russell
W. taXing Orange county, severay passed. No legisa
49, ton necessary relative to the insane geological sur
. vey; establishing boundary between Stamford an
bo PownaL
l lio House bill incorporating Baenk bank passed
'N Adj.
a. HOUSE. Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Comings.
" Bills passed. Altering name of Franklin wilkins
~ relating to whose husbands in prison; hole
" ing Washington and Windsor county courts reatin
to paupers; relative to assessment of damages to IL
u" corporate Green Mountain bank to Iay S Ripley
; Afternoon.
I'VE SENATE Reports In favor of House bill relatn
V to real estate of minors and guardians, passed In fl
lie vor of the bill to pay Nathan Daggett passed In +
o. yer of bill authorizing treasurer to borrow money
gu the support of government. Adj.
IL, House. Bills passed. Reporting decisions of S
ato preme court relating to highways and bridges
prevent imposltlous in medicine.
Bill approprating $4,000, to State prison passed.
Goo : SENATE. Evening. To correspond with Hra
w., Powers to supply the capitol with statutes of Eth
, Allen and Thomas Chittenden; concurred in. Rel;
our ng to slavery and the Mexican war; concuTed
on. House bills concurredin Relative to highways a
5IH brdges to times of holding Windsor courts.
a assessing tax for the support of government passt
"'1 House bills passed. For the suppression of boy
- 70 ing allies. Licensing inn keepers and retailers. R
. 80 alive to pedlars. Assessing tax on Caledonia.
49,; latng to enrolled militia Altering name of seve
!" persons, refused Sd reading.
~ Reports. Taxing Bennington county; in favor
appropriations for State prison; severaly passed,
, sc Bill incorporating bank of Brandon indefinitely pc
vote poned
Nv The two houses exchanged messages that they
os 81 completed their respective business, and at half
l;n,r 2, A. NJ. Senate adjourned
u;th House. The senate resolutions dcprecatng
- e. Mexican war but thanking the officers and men,
orod called up, and the report Of the committee, with re
uons read, elciting much debate and several
e. tempts to amend which failed The report and re
~ lutons strongly condemned the war, and recomme
feos ed its speedy termination One of which resouti
~ reads as follows:
onfis Resolved, That Vermont will not give its coul
md nance, support, assent to the admission into
,rod Union of any State whose constitution toert
Wi. slavery and does hereby appeal to each of her s
,,nd states to concur each III its name in this de-
room ration.
Al Mr. French offered substitute declaring the
- ect of the the perpetuatlon of slavery,
1 necessarily to be deprecated in every form substi
10 do. lost and the committee resolutions passed The
b nority report of the committee thanking Congress-
the supplies, and Taylor and the army Tor their br
lid on ly' eS oi ''o 'ape r .. h.;
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dcnced than common, necessarily made so by the
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