Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-15
VOLUME VI. NO. As.

On motion of Mr.. French, the Secretary was
lrecied to request the House to return the bill
0 poy Joshua Thomas the sum therein mention.
ID; Mr.. Thomas moved to reconsider the vote
ejecting the BILL which was carried, and on mo-
ion of Mr.. Mclean it was laid on the table,
Ingrossod bill, to tax bank stock 10 ncorpor-
tie the Glastonbury plank road company; both
passed. House bill in addition to an act relating
o podders rejected.
Resolutions from The House. That both houses
dispense with sessions on Friday afternoon 10
hear the arguments Of the council OH the Cham
plain Railway Company bill; not concuued
in.
Mr.. Wilmarth moved to econsder the vote re-
iecting the bill Incorporating the Farmers Mutu-
al INSURANCE company; and on motion OF Mr.
Parker ordered to le
Reso'mion-By Mr. Parker, that the com. on
bills be instructed to make inquiry and reportthe
progress Of leglslation rejected. The Senate
then adjoureed.
HOUSE.
The Speaker announced the following special
committees.
On bill relating to damage occasioned by the
death ofpcrsons resulting from neglect or fault;
Messl5 Phelps, Sabin and Smith.
On boundary line between Windhom and
Bennington Counties; Mossrs Flagg, Sheldon,
Martin Henry and Wright.
Reso'MignS BY Mr. Rice, suspendipg theu-
sual session in the afternoon Tomorrow to admit
the advocates pro and con of the charter of the
Champlain railway company 10 the floor of the
House, to make argument upon the merits Of the
same; adopted. By Mr.. Wright prohibiting the
introduction Of bills after Tuesday morning next,
except such as are reported by committees, or
come from the Senate, adopted. By Mr. Rice,
giving liberty to CON- on roads to occupy the
Repre- ontatlve5 Hall each evening, until they
shall hive closed their deliberations upon the
bill to charter the Chnmp!a.n Railway Conpa-
ny.
Reports Pursuant to resolution, the Senate
came in for the election of Judges Of the Su-
preme Court, and on motion Of Mr.. Weston, ad-
ourncd until Tuesday next, at 3 P. NJ. and the
Senate withdrew.
Mr.. Fuller Of NJ, had leave Of absence after
Monday next. Adj.
SENATE.
THURSDAY, Nov.3.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Mr. Coburn called up the bill repeating the
act relating to schoo monies, and it was ordered
to be cn-rossod.
Nj. Weston introduced resolution asking the
Secretary of State to inform the Senate whether
I, the Revolutionary papers purchased by the State
had been delivered to himself or the Librarian
laii on the table.
EngroSsea BHs-Repealing an act relating
to grand llst-aXng ottornies and physicians
, pls,eI IS 100. Relating toattachng live animals
in addition to chap. %, R. S. Mr.. Royce moved
to commit for amendment, as follows whenever
any poverty Is left to the possession of the de5,-
or, subject to attachment, the officer shall post
up three notices in the town where it is taken.
sitting the nature ofthe property, ard the claim,
also the amount, the name ofhe creli or, debtor
and court, and when taken on execution he shall
stale the dry OF sale the amount of the claim
Oo'.' '7 o''''s'' "','' 'o' N''i'' ., pn'''0s'l''
authority signing the execution. Hhe motion
was lost M, r''" moved Il" '"'e'i"'e p0''-
po"e"'"' i "' "o"0" was oPp'Sgu ny M9sS'''
li"@'" ana nouns anu S"PPo''eu W 'l' ! az
s ker, and carried 10 8.
hep0"a'-by ME- Dean, from select CON- con-
S'St's OF senators '[o" "'ndn'm county IN Ia
'o' u ''''S' o' u incorporate ,'e De'lo"S aus
- "%''' 0"'''P'"S Pi'Ss" ny N'' M'Lea" from
6 eau .....r
, Commune T,id -, tho +,hIa -, .,o,;a. g NJ.
$ Parker
A communicable, WINS roco;vod fran, tbo c,,.
g ernor. s,atiuo i, accordance with Joint resoIn
h ton ndoo,ed Inst scss,on.be had received tbroo
1 Noviccn lance,
, Mr. French called nm tbc resolution rpIat;rr f.
tho revolutionary miners and il was adontea
+ flame, RaI,-Rni,tinr IN railroads and 70 in
q cornor,.o the Montnaier and Connect,cnt Rive,