Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-24
GREEN MOUNTAIN

Resolutions BY Mr. Weston, making another
Joint rule, that no bill for any claim from the
State shall be introduced in either House after
pavmeDt has been refused at any previous ses-
sion, unless BY vote of two thirds of the men,
hers present laid over according to rule. From
the Honse. that the Secretary of State be direct
ed to deliver to each member four copies of the
journal of the Constitutional Convention; con-
Cured in. Adj.
HOUSE.
Mr. Head presented the credentials of Mr.
William Smith of Cavondsh, who was sworn
aud took his seat.
Bills referred. By Mr. Hubbell, concerning
forcible entry and Setainer; by Mr. Leavens, to
lax perpetual leases by Mr. Richards, in ad
dition TO chapter % r S, in regard to attach
ment; severally to committee on the Judiciary.
By Mr. Harrison, relating to the grand list and
for equalizing the publcburdcns ; by Mr. Chllds,
in addition to an act relating to the grand list;
both to the committee of Ways and Means. BY
Mr. Martin of Lnndgrove, relating to the uni
form militia to committee on Military Affairs.
b. Mr. Vail, relating to nOtaries public to judi
ciary committee. fSupremc Court to appoint,
and nntaries 10 administer oaths, take dispositions
and the Acknowledgement Of deeds.
Report. By committee on JOINT rules JOINT
rules for the session: adopted.
| The Speaker appointed az the Select Com
mittee on the license question N essrs Richard
son, Howe, Hyde, Joshn, Coburn, Harlow. Mat
tocls, Leavenworth Hill, Bridges, Whe- lock,
Stewart. Wells; Landon.
Resolutions By Mr. Sampson, instructing the
committee on elections to inquire whether any
United States officers are holding seats III This
House, adopted. By Mr. LeaveRwoHh, referring
that part Of the Governor smessage relating TO
slavery to the select committee on that subject;
adopted. Fom the Senate, for IL Joint Assem-
bly, to elect officers OF the State Prison &ci
concurred in. BY Mr. Burgess, referring part OF
the Governors message to committee on eddca-
ton; adopted. BY Mr. Howe. referring that
part of the message relating to Virginia to the
select committee on slavery adopted. BY Mr.
Rose, directing committee on claims to inquire
into the expedlency oil preventing unreasonable
allowances for arresling criminals; passed. BY
Mr. Crawford, referring so much OF the message
us relates to the tariff, to committee on manutac.
lures; and by Mr. Hall Of Morrlstown, so much
as relates to the militia to the committee on mil
itary affairs both adopted. By Mr. Wells OF
Gmnby that so mnch of tn Governors mes.
sage as relates to the United States Bank. and
Sub Treasury, be referred to committee of Ways
and Means adopted. From the Senate, that
both Houses refer so much Of the Governors
message as reiutes to the death OF Zachary
Taylor to ajoint committee of six Representa-.
tvns aud three Senators adopted.
Petitions rcfercd OfCharles SpaIdng and
others, TO select committee on the license qCes-
ton. OF inhabitants Of Ripton, for an altera.
ton of the charter Of the Centre Turnpike Co.;
10 members of Addison county.
The Chair announced the select committee to
whom were referred the resolutions to tax non.
resident stockholders of Railroad Companies,
Messrs Hatch, Beebe. Howe, Hall, Chafee,
New, Patrick, Ellis, Colfran, Clapp, Blake, Bah
cock, Benjamin. Adjourned.