Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-30

,iga,pd the propnety ii the resolution. md that
il would receive three readings; land On the Ia
BILE on motion Of Mr. Martin, IS to So.
Adjourned.
SENATE.
2 o'clock, P. M.
Mr. Bailey presented the remonstrance of s
Churchill and 81 others against passing bill
for bank at Johnson, which was referred to the
com on Banks
Reports Of Committees. Against the passage
Of the bill in addition 10 chap l8 OF the Compl.
ed Statutes, relating to removal of paupers Sd
reading refused In favor Of bill repeating sec
Is chap I6 Compiled Statutes relating 10 the
removal Of paupers, with an amendment stri-
king out the I'd sec, that it shall take effect Jan
L, as the law already provides for it; ordered to
Sd reading. From same com, recommending
the passage Of the bill in addition to an act re-
lating to masters in chancery, shall have the
same powers as justices of the peace to take
confessions of judgment, issue subpenas, sign
county court writs, authorize the service Of the
same and take recognzances for costs, with an
amendment mainly adding another section that
masters in chancery, county clerks, and Justices
of the peace shall have power to sign county
court wrts returnable in any county in the state.
On motion Of Mr. Mattucks it was amended so
that it take effect from its passage, and ordered
to third reading tomorrow.
Bills referred. By Mr. Bailey to amend an act
Incorporating the Farmers Mutual Fire Insur-
aRce Co; all LOSSES shall be settled in three
months after they accrue, and all accrulng be-
fore the LIST day Of August in each year shall be
paid by the first OF December mex after, and all
accruing between the first of August and first
of December shall be paid on the first day of
November next after, the insured receiving an
order from the Treasurer for the amount which
shall bear interest after three months from the
time notice of loss was giv5n; and by Mr. Mat
toaks, authorizing The Secretary of State 10 pro.
cure authenticated copies of records of charters
OF townships and grants # land received from
New Hampshire; bothto comlr ittee on judlci.
ary, Adj.
HOUSE.
Reports Of Committees Against bill providing
for appeal when person claims that he is unfit
for taxation; dismissed. In regard to certif
Gates OF Peter Fleury and Darius 7 GoolsiIl,
claiming seats in ,he House. The com reported
that their decision was erroneous, that therefore
Peter Fleury was entitled to the seat as the legal
representative from Isle La Note, and recon
mended the adoption OF an accompanying reso-
luton, to that effect. The question of adoption
was discussed by Messrs Adams, Kellogg, May
nard, Gilbert Bowdish, and Davis MIR Kellogg
moved to amend the resolution by inserting that
Darius 7 Goodsill has the right to the legally
entitled credentials and that he be admitted ia
seat, but his election shal be investigated &C
cordIng to tine provisions of the Statute in such
cases. The amendment was discussed by Messrs
Adams, Barlow and Grandey, IN opposition, and
lost,-yeas IS, nays 1876, and resolution adopt
ed. Mr. Fleury then received the oa,h.
Buts REFERRED By Mr. Martin of Landgrove
to furnish eabh school district with Webster
Dictionary, provided it can be bought for "a pe
copy, and each school district will paw one dot.
lar and provide suitable desk for the keeping
OF the same; to the CON on Ed. By Mr. Coburn
TO encourage the destruction OF crows, pavinp
ten cents premium on crows killed between the
18th April and Both June; second reading or
dered by 62 to 81, and referred to the committed
on military affairs. By Mr. Davis for the relic
OF lnsolvent debtors and more equal distribution
of their effects; to the Jud CON-
Petition referred. Of William Rogers anc
others, for bunk at Mortified; to the commit
tee on Banks. Adj.
THURSDAY, Oct. %, 1851.
SENATE,
On motion of Mr. Dewey, the petition reativ,
10 the rights Of individuals to the soil, which
was spread upon the journal of Saturday, wa
stricken from it.
Bills introduced and referred. By Mr. Curriel
TO punish persons convicted of wilful and NAL
cious trespasses; if any person shall PROSTATE {
open the fence of any enclosures TO the injur
OF the crops, he shall he punished by fine NJ
exceeding $lO or by imprisonment in the coul
ty Jail not exceeding one year, and if any ON
shall break into the garden or orchard of aDotl
er, aud carry away tluit, he shall be punshe
by imprisonment not more than 80 DAYS, or pa
to the owner double the value Of the pfoduC
stolen; to com on jud. From the House, pr
vision for fence viewers in Goshen Gore, the pr,
sent board of fence view ers in Plainfeld sha
act as such in Goshen Gore; to com on Ayr
culture. To settle the boundary line betwee
Stockbridge and Plttsied; to Senators fro
Windsor and Rutland Counties
TheSenate passed the bill repeating sec l
chip. l8Cempiled Statutes, relating to remov
of paupeFs, and the bill in addition to the a
relating to Masters in Chancery, &c. extendu
their authority Adj.
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev D Rust
Bills referred. By Mr. Davis, assessing ia
on Caledonia county, to pay Liabilities; to men
bers of CALEDONIA County By Mr. Stacy relj
ting to jalls and jaiIors whenever a iaii is d,
stroyed by fire or other causaiity, or is nsecuv
on account Of such injury, the prisonmer NAV b
removed to adjoining county; to the Jud con
By Mr. Beebee, in addition to chapter Is of
8, relating to the location of school houses
whenever there 10 disagreement as to the loct
ton OF school house, or owners will not perm
the erection Of school houses on their lands. {
exact an unreasonable compensation, the select
men OF tae adjoining town will determine III
site and make the appraisal; 10 the com on Ed
BY Mr. Gilbert, in addition to act of Nov 18Th
1850, relating to railroad corporations commits
sioners shall procure a subscription of stock g
qulvalent to fifteen thousand dollars per mile
one - of which shall be paid before tn
organization; to the com on Roads. By NJ
Howe OF Vernon, to incorporate the Verno
Glass manufacturing Co; to the com on MAJ
BY Mr. Keith, to annex part of Fairfield 10 She
don; to the members from Sheldon, Fairfield
and SwaBton. BY Mr. Hubbel, relating to raj
road corporations; whenever corporation sha
mortgage or lease their roads, the deeds shall /
recorded at length in the counties through whic
the roads pass, instead of Icing recorded in III
several towns, as now established to the Jud
ciary com.
PetitaOBrgared OfDC A Richardson ar
others, for the destruction of crows to the &c
com. Of II N White aud others, for charter
railroad from Whitehall to Castleton; to com {
Roads.
Resolution. By Mr. Wright, that the cer
make up and pay the debenure of I D Goot
sell, allowing him the same compensation as
member from the commencement of the sessic
up to and including the % inst adopted.
EngEOssed Bills 10 settle the boundary lin
between stockbridge and Pittsfeld; passed..
Relating to provision Tor fence viewers in G.
shen Gore passed.
Reports Of Committees. By the Judiciary co
recommending the repeal and amendment Of ce
tain sections Of the habeas corpus act Mr. Ba
rett moved that the bill and report be laid on Il
table and 500 copies printed. Mr. Evets opp