Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
Engrossed Bill. Bill making appropriations for the
support Of government; passed.
Bills intro 7,al qtGre,tued. Providing for the pub
LEGATION of decsion' OF the Supreme Court Bill for
the relief of Samuel Sumner; designating the place
for canvassng votes in the second Congressional dis
trct; also relating to sessions Of Supreme Court in
Essex and Grand Isle. Amending chapter l03 T.
is. In addition to chap. 20 R. s.
Resolutions. BY Mr. Smith Of w. for CON. to make
up debenures; passed. For dehenture TO widow Of
the late member from Powlal; passed By MIR Mat
son, for evening sessions at O'clock laid on the Ia
BILE Mr. Whitemore called up the resolution for
oi 'a.. no ~ rhe basement, aman4cu lo.zng
necessary changes in getting to inc dome, and
passed.
Reports Of Conuyj;i,,5 Bill to incor, 1rate Green
Mountain Liberal Institute: ordered to aading-
Against bill amending chap, u r. S., concerning
b.dges--disn ssod, Amending chap, 10 r. s., re-
atng to distributing school monies; laid on the liable.
Resolution that both Houses adi ourn without day on
Friday next at o'clock A. NJ; adopted against
bill relating to limitation Of actions and against peti
ton OF r. Hopkins, fer keeping files Of newspapers,
and the petitioners had leave to withdraw. Bill for
relief of Webber Tden; ordered to I'd reading Bill
for appointing commissioners 10 examine and enquire
INTO the expediency OF removing the State Prison; Or
dered to be printed, Bill to ameud sec 5 chap. u,
R. S--ordered to Sd readi g; against bill in amend
ment of chap a R. S.. and it was dismissed. A
gainst repeating the law for agricultural societies. and
petitioners mad leave to withdraw Against bill rela
ing to election of town representatives plurality to
elect on Sd balot3 lad on the table. Against bill
relative to emigrant p9ssengers-dismissed.
! The Joint assembly made the following election:
GRAND ISLE co.
Thomas D. Fletcher South Hero, Sheriff.
Thos. D. Fletcher IA. Charles Il. Cd.k 100, scat
terlng /.
SENATE.
AFTERNOON
Mr. Bancroft introduced a bill to incorporate the
Vermont Bank, which was read twice and referred to
com. on Banks.
Mr. Colburn introduced bill providing that all suits
pending in favor of the asignees If the bank Wind
sor may be prosecuted to final judgment notwith-
standing the expiration of the charterread twlce and
referred to committee on Banks,
Reports In favor Of the House bill relating to the
construction Of the bridge from South Hero to Milton;
read third time and passed, In favor of. the House
bill making appropriation for the support of Govern
ment--Iual 3D. time and passed On the condition Of
the State school fund, statement setting fotth that
condition. and recommending the passage of resolu-
ton which, on motion, was laid on the table,
Mr. June offered resolutions resembling the resolu-
hon to adjourn on Friday, and fixing on Wednesday
next week, for that purpose first resolution, after a
spirited debate passed. and the other laid on the
table, leaving the time for adjournment yet to be set
tied.
Mr. Keys introduced bill to incorporate an Acad-
envy at Chelsea-rcad twice and referred to com. on
Education.
Mr. Beonan from the select committee to whom was
referred the bill for building State Prison on Isle
La Mott reported in favor of the same by making sew