Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-07

l07 nays rs.
Mr. Richardson moved the vote be reconsider
ed, Mr. Benton moved the motion be laid on the
table; lest 81 to SO, and motion to reconsider
not agreed to, Sc to 10.
Adjourned.
SENATE.
THURSDAY, Oct 81, AN.
Resolutions. By Mr. Bartlett, that the State
Superintendent OF common schools and Secre :
tary of State cause to be printed 1900 copies OF
reports Of State Superintendent and distributed ;
adopted. By Mr. Seymour, that committee OF
two be appointed to ascertain in what manner
the two hundred dollars appropriated to the In
.tcrnational exchanges is expended adopted.
Bills REFERRED To incorporate the Sheburne
and IIinesburgh Plank Road Company, 10 com.
on.roads. To incorporate the Rutland Savings
hanG to com. on banks. In addition to an act
incorporating the Rutland and Burlington Rail
road company to com. on Roads. To incOrpo-
rate the Wells River Infrmary, to CON- on agri-
culture.
HOUSE,
Bills referred. By Mr. Brown of Norwich, re-
lating to the surplus money, the treasurer in ma
king new distribution shall not include as pop
ulation the inmates Of the insane Asylum, or
couvicts in the State Prison IN the towns in
which those institutions are situated, to com. on
ways and means.
By Mr. Everts to incorporate the Rutlond A
cademy, to con-. on education. By MIR Field,
relating to collection of taxes. when any collec-
tor Of town taxes cannot discharge bis duties
from sickness or Otherwise or shall refuse to dis
charge the remaining duties incumbent upon
him after the appointment of a SUCCESSOR the
sclectmen shall have power to authorize the
present collector or some competent person to
do the same, referred to the General commit
tee.
By Mr. Williams to incorporate Dorset Mill
Co., TO com. on manufactures, by Mr. Gale for
preservation of fish in Lake Champlain, to judi.
com.
Mr. Hatch called up the bill relating to sub
scripuons for bank stock. The bill requires sub
Scnbers 10 attend personally before the commit
tee and make oath that the stock is for them
selves. MIR lIcald offered an amendment as
substitute, amendment adopted and bill ordered
to 3D. reading.
Petitions Jyfeyred OF George w Clark and
others, for bank at Windsor to com. on banks.
OH Il While and others for law to more effect
ualy proven robberiss and burglaries, and to
compensate for the arrest of criminals to JId,
com.
Resolutions. BY Mr. Child of Moretown that
tho committee on Elections inquire into the OK
pedency of passing law as regards the recep-
ton Of votes bp The presiding offices at free
mans meeting after the box has been turned and
the votes are being sorted and counted; adopted.
BY Mr. Fay of Calais, that no more banks shall
be created in the county of Washington unless
!hp NH, u o. H., al. hall
the commissioners in gold and silver adopted
Engrossed Bills. Relating to duties of high
way commissioners relating to alteration of
names and constituting heirs at law, relating to
election ofmembers of Congress of LIST Con
OCCASIONAL district; severaly passed. To incor-
rorate the Sheibulne and Hinesburgh plank road
CO.
The chair announced the following commit
tees,-'On the Geological survey, Messrs Sheafe
Coburn, Coburn.
On State House repairs, Messrs Gage, Osborn
Taft.
Mr. Miller moved a reconsideration of the vote
dsmissng the bill relating to appointment of
school district meetings. Messrs Moore, Vail
and Cobnrn favored the motion, and Nlessrs Ev-
crts and Grandy opposed, motion agreed to and
Sd reading ordered tomorrow morning.
The bill in addition to chap 60 r S, relating
to conveyance of real estate was called up, a
mended by Mr. Everts by adding the following
"and setting the same in the list" Sd reading
ordered.
Adjourned.
FRIDAY, Nov. |.
Prayer by the Chaplain
The chair appointed as com, on resolution re-
ating to international exchang, Senators Dewey
and Keith
Bills referred. BY Mr. Dewey relating tc
floating lumber and lumber doing damage, t.
ud con-.
Mr. Parker called up the resolution providing
for printing additional copies of the reports O
the agent of the International Exchange, ant
State Librarian, and on his motion it IVES amen
ded making 100 additional copies instead of 2OC
and adopted
Resolutions. By Mr. Marvin nstructing the
com. on education to enquire into the cxpedien
cy Of amending the act approved 1919, relat
ing to schools, so as to make it palmer; adopt
ed
Mr. Bigelow called up the resolution providing
for joint assembly TO elect Judges of the Su.
preme and Circuit Courts. Mr. Weston moved
to amend changing the time to Nov, 5, IL A M
The amendment was accepted and the resolu.
ton adopted.
The bill relating to the distribution of the
school fund was taken up. The bill provides fol
giving two sevenths of all the money that may
be collected from the school fund and peddIer's
old licenses, to each of the colleges at Middle
bury and Burlington, and one seventh to each Of
the Medical schools and Norwich University
Mr. Thomas proposed previous to this time, to a
mend by giving one eighth to each of the Med
ical schools, and one fourth to each of the col
leges and Norwich University, this proposal o
amendment is withdrawn. The discussion tool
a wide range, bearing on the main question:
Senators Seymour, Mclean; Rice and Weston
spoke on 1t.
Adjourned
Prayer by Rev S Chamberlain.
Bills Referred. BY Mr Moore of Danvile, t
repeal an act Of .1846, regulating the manner O
appointing surveyors Of highways, to Genera
com.
BY Mr. Wyman, relating to the grand list
whenever any real estate shall besome deprecat
ed in value the listers shall deduct for taxes &C
cordngly, to gen. com
BY Mr. Eldrdge relating to the fencing of raj
roads, companies shall be required to fence thei
road before its construction, and if neglect
so to do any person may erect fence and reCo
yer for the same: i'll case of neglect companies
shall also be liable for damages, to com OF
roads.
By Mr. Grandey relating to exemptions from
attachment, every practicing physician and sur
geon can keep one horse, one COW, one single
Sleigh one single wagon or sulkey which shall
not be liable to attachment, TO com. Of ways anC
means.
By Mr. Martin relatingt to the admission piper
sons to the practice Of law, any person of full
age and sound mind, and who shall have obtain
ed certificate to that effect from the seIectmer
of the town in which he resides, shall practice
in the courts Of this State to the general com
mlttee.
By Mr. Walker relating to the duties of,pru
lnntial c