Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22
T1E GREEN MOUNTAIN
, the Bank of Castleton, adversely dismiss

Mo the Bank of Casteton, adversely; dismiss
W. R.,ol,i;on-From the Senate, directing the
,,,r,1ont renreSentatlon in Congress to certhln
ct,on AGAINST slavery and the slave trade IL tne
S,strict of Columbia; and to procure Inc estao-
1b,ont of the ordinance of ~ over all terrific
les now free laid on the table. D.r.
C.nois Riis-To incorporate the Belwater
flank road company; referred to the conmltlee
IN roads TO repeal an act relatuhg W s''io0'
nonies: referred to committee on educat'oh'
Mr. I,oayens of B., called up bill to iGcorPo-
" u;,,;,c, Rank, IN motion of Dir Hunton, |
Mr. Newton of St Adams, called up gu Tor
raLef ot Vermont University. Messrs. Saolh'
LImUton Converse. Dean of C., and Newton la
nnrnd tbe bill, Messrs. Hubbell, Copy ana
Hatch would divide ne fund (S6'OOO) equally
ho,vr.n the three collegiate institutions OF me
SLATE. and Messrs. Mattocks and Ohs would
dsn,ss it, the question of its Dismissal oelns
submitted. il was decided III the aiiifuia'Ne'
yeas 1916, nays 81. III, ., oh,r-
tor Merchants Bank at Burlington read Inc
third time and pas ed. ,uno
Mr. Abe of NJ /, called up the bill relating to
dsmaqes accustomed by floating lumber: ana
,. nnnsed amendments which were adopted, ana
fbA lnIl orde Cd 70 be read he ih'rd time,
Mr. Smith of W.. moved to reconsider vote
of Yesterday. dlsnissng bill to pay X. w Eaton
me su,u the Elm mpnloned: motion lost
Encrossef BHs-To incorporate the Frank
lin Count, Bank: read the third time ana pass
I'd.
tie mileage OF MEMBERSHIP pc inhue up-Unclne
most direct mail rouje; Mr.. Wright of y, moved
10 amend so as to read by the most public route:
,dopted and passed.
Mr., Cot on called up bill relating to support
and d ining residence of paupers; made the
special order Of tomorrow at three O'clock
Mr. Henry Aennington announced the death
If Mr.. Fox. the member from Woodford who
died at Wilmington on his way home; therrupnn
Mr.. Fhgg introduced the following resolution:
Reso ord, That this House have heard with
leep scnsibility the announcement OF the de-
cease Of Mr. Lewis Fox, member of this House
from Woodford, and that in testimony Of the re.
4pcct we entertain for the deceased, this House
do now adjourn.
SENATE.
SATURDAY, Nov. 10.
Reports BY Mr. Weston, from committee on
lalnls against bill to pay Ira Day the sun here
ii mentioned, and on motion OF Mr. Bigeow il
was definitely postposed. Also by Mr. Weston
rom Sc oct committee, in favor of House bill to
,rOtect the homestead ordered to lie on motion
# Mr. Thomas.
Engrossed BNs.-To alter the tine Of holdnl
no comfy courts in Windsor county to the
runh Tuesday Ct May and first in December
PISSED. Relating to highways and bridges re
peaIing the act Of 46 and the acts0f '4o, on tbl.
ubiect, and the duties IF road commission ers.-
Mr. ChlndIer spoke upon the business OF lowe
contributing to construct roads out of their IL
lits, and submitted a moiOn to dlslnlss; NJ
Weston sustained the motion. MesSrs Ptrke
and Dan opposed. The motlson TO di miss wa
withdrawn, md The bill laid on the table On mo
ion OF Mr.. Dean. adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Mattocks had leave in beh Of commit
ee of ways and means, introduce bill autho
flzing the treasurer to borrow the san therein
mentioned ; engrosImpnt ordered.
ResoluLions.-B BY Mr.. Markham. granting leave
If absence to any member after Monday morn
ing next by application to the Clerk on motion
II Mr.. Vail it was laid on the table TO be nnd
he specil order for Tuesay afternoon next. BY
NJ. Sabl, directing an inquiry into the exPe-'
lency Of the establishment Of department OF
education devoted to agriculture; Mr. Butter
field proposed an amendment saving the State
rom any expense arising from the inquiry -
3 dopsed. ME. Rice intnsA.a,oIy -,.,.,Ss,l ., =
consider the vote adopting the amendment scar
T. ried, and the resolution adopted without amend
ment. By Mr. llunton lnstructing Bank con-
nitiee to report the bill in favor Of Incorporating
u d bank at Bethel, with the proceeding thereon ;
y laid on the table.
Il Mr.. Hubbell called up the resolutions relating
T. to Canadian annexation and moved their refer
: ence to a select committee of five; carried.
reports. on claims, bill to pay
Ira Day the SUN thrrein mention, adversely, aud
1t was dismissed Bill to pay Daniel Putnam
Il and engrossment ordered. OF committee On
{ roads, on bill to extend charter of southern Yer.
% mont railroad company, tavorabiy engrossmen,
! ordered
II Mr.. Bates Of |, novel to reconsider the vote
: rejecting the bill 10 pay Sabn Keum The SUN
VI therein mentioned motion laid on the table
~ aud the Senate came in Tor the election OF coun
o' ty officers with the following result.
: ORANGE COUNTY.
i" Elisha Tracy, Assistant Judges of The COUNT
- A, II. Gilmore, Court
N Carlos Carpenter, Orange, Sheriff.
t Arad Stebins, Bradford, Judge Of Probate for III
III District Of Bradford.
r. Lowell D. Whitcomb, Wells River, High Bai
of Hf
in Burlham Martin, Wiliams.own, States .ltlor
neg.
of B. W. Bartholomew, Washington, Judge Of Pro
of bate for The District Of Randolph
IN Amos s. Hatch EIihu Nurton, l. H. George
mt jail Commissioners.
49, The above list was nominated by Mr.. Fose
of Tunbrdge. The nominations Of the count
er convention were as follows:
er LA Kidder, GouIdsburn Tapin IT,, Judges
ny Oramel II. Watson, Sheriff; Stephen Thomls
ny Judge of Probate for the district Of Bradford
Ill Harvey Tracey, High Bliff; Asa NJ. Dickey
js- States Attorney; Philander Perrin, Judge o
Probate tor the district of Randolph. 49,
tie, The vote ranged from 10 to 1872 Esr the per
o. sons elected, and from Sc t1~7S~f0r the nomina
lily tons OF the county cnaTentiou.
>, WASHINGTON COUNTY.
ed LEH6ch D. Putnam, Assistant JUICES of n
franklin A. Wright County Court.
ls- Joseph w. Howes, Montpelier, Sh-riE
on Harrison Ketchum, Plainfed High BaiGf
en- John l.. Buck, Mortified. States s9tlorlleyL
N Heman Carpenter, Mortified, Judge of Probnl
Azel Spildiug s. K. Collins, Zenas, Wood, ia
he Comm jsSioners.
ng The following were the nominations of tn
nd county convention
ad Rodeuck Richardson, Nathaniel C. King. A,
m sistant Judges; ira McLoud, Sheriff; Ezra Kil
he der, High BaiIifF; 5. b. Colby, States Attorney
Jacob Scott. Judge Of Probate.
lin The vote of the persons elected ranged fro,
lie l8 to 1872, and for the nominees of the CONVEX
ton, from &C TO 70,
to, The business OF the Joint assembly being fin
Ia ished, it was adjourned tp Tuesday next, at /