Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22

hoiueFs' W. cotton proposed an amendment,
and on motion Of Mr., Butler Of A., both were
LAID on the table to be made the special order for
to'morro morning at I'm o'clock,
The Senate came in and joint assembly for
appointments was formed sundry Justices Of the
peace were aPpon ed, and on motion of Senator
Thomas the joint 1913 mb!y adj ed to Thurs
day next, P. m. and the Senate withdrew.
The Speaker laid before the House commu-
mention from Geo. c. Beckwth, Secretary 1fthe
American Peace Society, asking the members
OF this body to accept copies Of Judge jays re-
view of the Mexican var
Spseiq! Ordcr-Bd to tax .ruds in the town
OF Albany owned by Mlddebury College. 1t
mad been reported against, and laid on the table
Mr. Puin1m remarked in favor of the bill say
Tug the lands had increased in value. aud were
mostly occupied; vet moi 4, cert of tax could BEL
upon the polls, as the debts in most cases balanc
ed the personal property and he asked most
earnestly that aid might be granted. Mr. Rice
supported the view Of Mr. Putnam, and proposed
an anrnjmcnt which was adopted. Notion to
ulouItoS uilb Id1 w lllC l1OlCi " MI' -llh'n Vi
NllddIebury, were both lost, and the bill ordered
to be engrossel
Bill to authorize the business Of banking, was
called up Mr., Vail opposed the bill. at this
time it was not necessary; the currency Of Yer
rmont was good aud s4fe in Boston and New
= York, but the paper under the banking law was
subject to a shave Of 4 per cent. The system
: also gave the right to BostonianS and Workers to
come into the State an monopolize the whole
business.
Mr.. Woodbury. saw no objection in the bill,
" but It's general principle was bad one. The
: paper Of the Vermont banks was thevery best =
= was even taken at par in popular banking houses
J. in England. The currency was steady one
always avoiding Auctuation. lie would not undo
1t the old system, because it was perfectly safe
+ one.
Mr.. Ilubbell deemed the bill no experiment ;
1t had been tried and proved. A measure Of this
sort should be entertained. from the fact OF the
: numerous calls tor bank charters. In consider.
my them members could Do little more JlAn
guess where they were actually needed. Tins
bill gave the night wherever it was disposed TO
comply with its conditions; aud vino could bet.
ter Judge Of the wants Of any community than
the capitalists themselves? The objection OF
l. Mr.. Vail that tn, stock would he mauoNolzed
y by foreign capitalists was lalIacous one, be,
j. cause none but or own citizens could Judge Of
10 the practicdbIlity Of establishing such bunk
to Foreigners would he incompetent to Judge Of the
ey safety Of the investments made. Mr.. II. made
of frthcr remarks IN favor Of the bill, at considara
nd bic length, citing largely the history OF bank
nj .'d bane tre -v."se'''-t --- --.-.-------=.
Mr. 'aI replied, on motion Of NJ. Nash,
1t was land on the table to be made the specill or
st der Of this afternoon at three O'clock.
to The Spcakerild before the House com.nu
I'm nicutIon from the Governor, strung that Nj. S
ee Chandler declines the appointment OF AssstaE
Judge for the county Of Essex deferred to tn
at members from said county. Adjourned.
ad SENATE, p. NJ.
On motion Of Mr. Hazen, the rue prohlbitn
cd the introduction Of bills after Monday last wa
ed suspended TO admit the Introduction Of bill b
himself rendering void the sale Of property o
he execution in certain cases referred 10 the judi
lea ciary committee.
ent The bill to ply Joshua Thonas, being tn
70 special order wa, refused third reading.
; Mr. French cllIed up the bill repeating the nc
the Of AZ, amending sec 30 CHIP 10 Of 4 S, relal
Ish ing to common schools.
md Messrs Ficnrh Culburn and Parker favore
the the passage. Mr.. EIazen opposed.
the Mr.. Weston proposed to amend the proyiso
or sec. 80, chap b. SO that no districts shall re
the ceive any money unless dnriuE the prccedin
da wear school sll have been kept 10, two month
it with other monies thon those drawa irsm tn
rus treasury, and unless it shll have been eXpende
uId for pqyins teachers and no other purpose. NJ
,an French proposed to strike ont tn words "an
of for no other purpose" and after some discusso
ore it was laid on the table.
irt Bills from he Hoaye.--AItering the names
IN certain persons; Relating 10 mechanics liens
all on Judiciiry to amend sec. 49, chap. l, reIa
an ing to elections; to incorporat the Mutual FL
ich Insurance Company-aIl referred to COMM
ons tees.
Resolution fronthe House That both TIous
leo. adjourn sine die on Wednesday, 18th instant,
ace o'clock A. NJ. Mr.. Weston moved to anel
lam by altering the time to 9 A. NJ; and the rosol
3 of ton was adopted in concurrence
RsDoris.-Bv Mr.. Walker from committee
education, on House bill to incorporate the F
male Collegiate institute at Newbufy; passe
20, By Mr. Wead frum committee on claims in
R. yor of bill 10 pay Cornelius Hardy the sum ther
lat. in mentioned, with amendment substituting
fl dollars for IS dollars so cents, Tint being IL
fer. PRINCIPAL only and it was ordered to lie on IN
: 20 ion OF Mr.. Royce.
ton HOUSE.
true Reports. OF Select committee, bill providl
ick- for damages when death is caused by wrongt
Su- act, neglect, default; fdvoahly; read I
Or third time and pissed. OF committee on roa,
nent bill relating to railroads flvorably. with amen
q at ments amendments adopted and ordered it
X on third reading. Ofspcecial committee to fix up
om- a day Of adjournment, Ivy resolution to adjou
on Wednesday the nth inst. Adopted
the select committee, bill in amendment to an {
the relating to common schools pertaining 10
the appointment and duties of County and State
2ice perintendens) by substitute; ordered 10 be {
rand crossed. OF committee on Elections, bill
that curing the labelling of all ballots adversel
ding ON motion of Mr. Rice, dismissed. OfJudicls
/, ad. committee, TO incorporate the Bellows Fa
list Water comp,ny; by substitute; reIort acce
ssed ed. and bill ordered to be engrossed. OF CO
.oept mittse on Banks, Sena bill to incorporate