Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-16

House to canvass votes for comfy officers, to
send for persons and papers, in order to ascer-
tain any facts relating to The certificates oil votes;
laid on the table
Mr. Evarts called up The resolution introduced
by Mr. Burgess, relating to the TRANSMISSION 10
the House Of the dlsrespectluI communications
OF Virgna and North Carollna, mentioned III
Executive message amended by striking out
The word " disrespectinl," SO as to include all
communications, and adopted.
Mr. Davis called up the JOINT resolution rela-
ting to the election of supreme and circuit
Judges on Thursday next; which was amended,
Oh his motion, by inserting Tuesday, and adopt
ed in concurrence.
In accordance with a resolution of Mr. Gran
dey, the Secretary of State transmitted to the
House the census OF Vermont for 1850; and
300 copies were ordered 10 be printed
SENATE.
3 o'clock, P. M.
Mr. Dewey called up the Governors message,
and On his motion 1t was referred to il select
committee Of three to report appropriate refer
ences Of The different subjects contained III 1t
and the chair appointed Messrs Dewey, Bailey
and Crlwley, us the committee.
Mr. Marvin, from the committee on Senate
rules, reported the rules Of last session, which
were adopted.
HOUSE.
Bills REFERRED BY Mr. Hubbell, concerning
defendants in actions on Joint contracts; allow
ing the plaintiffs To recover against those who
are defaulted and whom judgment may be rem
dered against, notwithstanding verdict may
not he found against all, By Mr. Evarts, in
amendment OF sec 6, chap Is r s, providing tor
| the maintenance and care Of a stranger panper
at the expense Of the town, until he shall be IN
situation to be moved BY Mr. Howe of Yer
non, in addition to chap AZ s, exempting one
rife, gun or muSket from attachment on eXecu-
ton, unless turned out 10 the officer by the
debtor By Mr. Rose, relating to the west bury
ING ground in Wallham appropuatlng the land
located in l797 for burial ground to that pur'
pose ; severay 10 the com on the Judiciary
| BY Mr. Seymour eXetnpting the pfOIesslona
books Of practising physicians and attorney;
from attachment to same committee.
The chair announced the following as the
Standing Committees:
On Ways and Means Messrs Reed, Smith
Richardson. Wright. Keith.
On Military AftUS-Messrs Harlow, Hyde
of Rockingham, lily de Of Che sea, Beers, Stew
art.
On he Jud'cimy-Mrssrs Davis, Grandey
Russell Evarts, I3owdIsh.
On Claims Nessrs Stacy, Fletcher, Bridges
Clarke. Barlow.
On Roaos-Messrs Sabn, Howe, Butler, Bee
be, MART.
On Bapks - Messrs Adams, Worthington
Kellogg, Fried. Holden.
On .MmuftctWeS-M essrs Dewey, Williams
Knapp, Burdrl. Chamberlain.
On .Agricu'tUe.-M essrs Burgess Gregory
Vail, Gubert Packer
On Land TdrcS-Messrs Dennson Of Guild
hall. New, Richardson, Bonney, Brush.
On Eiucation-Nlessrs Barrett, Maynard, Ca
burn, Porle', Ro~eil.
On the State Prison -Messrs Dennson, Ear
Blodgett Wvman, Bliss.
On ReUiSioR Messrs Grandey, Stacy, Kel
ogg.
ans, Perkins, Worcester, WIlmarth, Howard
Hail, Goodspeed, Smith, Hooker, Bentley, Doe
get, KunbalI Hazen,
To make up The Grand List Messrs Scot
Sawyer, Durkec, Haskell. Btche!der, Taylo
Edrldge, Wright, Gravr s, Bliss, Gilman, Soutl
worth, Lockwood, Barney Vincent, Scott, Whit,
law, Eastman, Capp, RubIee, Pike, Have
Kendall, Pnney, May, GIines, Mott, Gordon.
General Commit &c -Messrs Bromley, Bower
Chaplin, Paul, Woodward, Rose. Martin, Cov
Magoon, Marsh, Wheelock, Stewart, Root, Bal
cock.
REPORTS Of Commiiees-By com anJaint rule
~ Dxsgtless Directions, M relation 70 the cohtes
ed seats Of Peter Feury and Dorus F Goodsil
OF Isle La Mott that they were unable TO max
final report, as the credentials of both app
cants are good; and they wished to be INSTRUCT
ed BY further evidence, and to send for person
and papers. Mr. Kellogg therefore reported res
olulon accordingly, which was amended on inc
ton Of Nj Grandey, by allowing the committe
to receive any testimony which the contestant
may see fit to Offer, adopted By The same COZ
in relation 20 the claimants, John EweI an
jeremiah Nc Donald, of Glastonbury, in fave
Of the former, with resolution thai he be admit
ted 10 a seat; adopted, and John Elwell was ad
milted. and took the oath.
Resolutions. BY Mr. Butler, authorizing tn
Secretary of State to distribute to each schot
district Webster's Dictionary, provided such dis
trlct will furnish suitable book case Tor III
same and contribute two dollars to its pnrchas
the remainder to be paid by the school fund
on his motion referred to the com on educ atior
Adjourned