Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-11-27

vor of Senate bill relating to jail yards; read
3D. time and pissed BY road com, in IA
vOr Of Scna.e bill TO authorize The cOustruc-
ton Of a bridge from AIburgh 10 Isle la
Nett; read 81 time and pissed. BY the same
IN favor If Senle bill relating TO the Sand
b II Co.; read Sd tme, aud an amendmeI
adopled, and passed. BY the general NJ I,
IN favor of blli relating to the camvassng Of
votes for members Of Congress; read 3D.
time and passed The l3h INT rule was
suspended on The part OF the House, and the
same asked If the Senate, to transmit the
ab"ve bIi. Iy The com. # ways and means,
10 whom was referred Scnate bul to pnr-
chase 300 copies Of Demng's CalaIo !ue,
that they are not disposed H. resist its pas
sage, but recommend an amendment sub
snlulug 80 for 300; rojeced, and the bill
passed. Is to 80 The com of conference
on the bull relating to banks, reported an d.
mpndmrnt, aud that the House recede from
the vote of ncG-CuuCurrence with The Sen
te; adopted. and the report concnroed IN.
| BY com on CLAIMS, N favor Of Senate bIII
To pay Davlu EIdtldge $22 read 3d time
aud 's>ed. BY tbs same, IN favor of Sen
AIe bill to pay John DNey 81 50; read 81
'Ime and passed.
The Stnale bill Altering the time Of hold
ing courts in L1molIe, Washington, Or
leans, Caledonia and Essex Counties was
passed
Mr. Kellogg called up the bill relating to
the rights and competency Of witnesses the
House INSISTED upon ITS dl>agrcelng vote tc
the amendment Of the Senate, aud asked a
com Of free conference.
Mr. Reed called up Senate bill in addition
To an act 10 lncorp The Montpelier anC
Conn. River r K Co; The amendment o
the Senate to that of the House was nov
concurrcd ill.,
EngrosSed Bill. To divide the State in
to congressional districts; passed.
Resolutions. By Mr. Graodey, for a cop!
Of paper containing the laws ol the ses
slon, 10 be forwarded by mail to the mem
bers Of the House adopted. By Mr. H0I
comb, that our Senators and Representa-
lives IN Congress be instructed TO eudeav0
to procure the aboliiou Of The African Slav,
trade under the guise Of our American co.
ors, wherever it Is carried ON adopted. b.
Mr. Richardson, that the Treasurer collec
all MONIES due the State arising from tn
former school fund; adopted. By Mr. Viii
COX, welcoming Gov. Kossuth; adopted.
Mr. llubbell introduced the following res
oIution, THAT the thanks Of the House ar
due, aud are hereby rendered to the Hon
Thomas f. Powers, for the able, efficient
aud impartial manner in which he has dis
charged his duties as presiding officer;" a
d pled unanimously, and Mr. Powers re
,ponded in his usual happy manner.
The bill relating to the school fund wa
taken up, on the amendment to the amend
ment Of the Senate, which was discussed il
the afternoons rejected, and the House in
sisted upon It's dlsagreeng vote to the a
mendment Of the Senate.
Mr. Reed called up the bill relating t.
banks, and moved committee of free Con
ference be requested of the Senate to con
slder the subject agreed to- and subsequent
Iy the report OF this committee was agreed
to-
Mr. Kellogg called up the bill relating ic
the rights aud competency Of witnesses, ant
the amendment Of tie Senate was net a
greed to-
The bill to incorporate the Randolph
House Go. was returned with non concur
renee the amendment OF the House, anC
the House receded.
Mr. Biodgeu called up the bill to incorpo
rate manufacturing Companies, which was
returned from the Seuate with an amend
ment, that the " act shalt not take effect un
I'll one year." non.concurred in.
The bill for the preservaIl"n of fish, was
returned from the Senate with an amend
menl adopted in concurrence.
Mr. Barlow called up the bill relating tC
the school fund, which vas returned IRON
the Senate, reedng from their amendment
aud recommending The adj ptIon Of another
which was nOu-cuncurred III.
The bill to extend the charter of the
Montpelier aud Conn. r. r R Co was tax
ell up, and the amendment Of the Senate
COM urIed in.
The com of free conference on the bill
relating 10 the rights and competency o
witnesses and the amendment thereto pro,
posed by the Senate, reported that they
could not agree, aud the Senate receded
from their amendment.
Messrs Barrett and Bowdlsh were then ap.
pointed committee to notify the Governor,
that the House had on its part completed
the business of the session. aud the Clerk
was requested 10 notify the Senate to that
effect. The House then at | l.2 a. IN. ad.
iourucd side dir.