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

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Company, excepting The last proposed amend
ment, which was concurred in.
The Senate considered the bill relating TO
The rights and competency of witnesses. Mr.
Marvin moved to amend the first section so
hat if witness declares his disbelief in
being, the affirmation only shall be
which was ordered, ID to Z,
and ordered To a 3D. reading--yeas II, nays,
II, and passed. Adj.
HOUSE.
Reports of Committees. Bv the com. on
judiciary, III favor Of Senate bill relating to
cnrporaIlnu-, with an amendment, by sIrIk-
ing out all after he enacling clause and in
sertlng new bill adopted, read Sd time aud
paS.e BY The same, i'll favor Of Senate
OI relating to associalions, and in addition
to chap. IS Of G S.; read the 3i time aud
passed BY the same in favor of Senate
bill TO incorporate the Green Maintain
Health Association, with amendments, by in
,ertlng the word Mutual" before the
word Health, and capital stock mus, not ex-
coed 500, 0OO-adopIed read the 81 time
and passed. By general com, in favor OF
Senate bill to Incorporate the Randolph
House Co; read the 81 time, aud Mr. Bar
rel offered an amendment by adding pro-
vision that debts shalI not b. incurred TO the
amount Of 3.4 f the capital st ok pad, and
no adulIeralrd liquors shall be kept in SAID
house, providing for penalty il caee OF VI
"atlon-adopted; bhl passed. By the road
com, IN favor Of Senate bill to extend the
charter of the Connecticut r II r Co..;
with proposal Of amendment adopted Mr.
Reed proposed intending by adding another
section adowed Nj Barrett moved tofur-
lheI amend, making The act subject 10 the
control of the Legislature to alter, amend
and repeal, and also the act to winch this is
III addtIon-ad pied: read 3D. time aud
passed. by general com, i'll favor Of Senate
blII in addition 10 chap II Of g S, relating
to lnu-keepers aud grocers, aud regulating
he traffic III intoxicating drinks rejected
g to 81.
The Two Houses met in Joint Assembly
to elect a Quarter Master General, an Adiu
lant and Inspector General, and Judge Ad-
vocae General
Quartcr .NaStr GencraL LIST. I'd. Sd
Whole number of votes, 1856 2O2 20I
Necessary to a choice, so lU2 l02
Gen d w c Clark OF Burlington 90 50 81
Hon Bella Howe Of Shoreham, IS 81 81
G W Grandey Esq of Vergennes 53 So IL
All others, 7 Is p
Mr. Sabm Withdrew the name of Gen
Clark Oh the 4lh ballot
4th 5ih
Hon Bella Howe, 81 la
G W Grandey, Esq, 81 Is
Rev Daniel Packer, 8 Il
Scattering, III
Whole number of Votes, 2l3 2OS
George W Grandey was accordingly e.
Iectel
FW Hopkins was elected Adjulant and
Inspector G,neraI, viva voce.
Sam. W Sade was elected Judge Advo-
cate General, VIVA voce.
The Senate then Withdrew.
Resolution. By Mr. Barrett, that the two
houses meet in ONT assembly at Id past q
this afternoon, to elect State Superlntend
eni of Common Schools; rejected, after a
short but spirited discussion, 81 to ~.
Adj.
SENATE
Wednesday Eve Nov 10.
Reports of Committees. By Mr. Seymour
10 favor Of bill for relief {" Peter Brown
passed By Mr. Green, i'll favor OF bill to in
cooperate 81 AIbaus village passed. Bl
Mr. Royce, IN favor of bill to amend sec 81
chap So G S, relating 10 the division OF rea
estate passed. BY Mr. Eastman, in favor
Of hlI making an additional appropriation
If $500 for block Of marble for the Wash.
my un NJ numem passed, BY The same
against bill Tor the preservation of mu>kratS,
IN certain town; Sd reading refused. By
Mr. ROYCE. in favor If bill dividing The Stale
INTO Congressional dIrcIs Sd reading CT
dered, 81 to 6, and passed BY Mr. Crow
ley, III favor Of bill relating To canvaSslng
votes for representatives. TO Congress pas,-
ed.
Mr. Keith called up the bill Incorporating
the Mercantile Bank, aud ii was ordered to
It's I'd readn &, 10 TOD.
Mr. Keuh called up the bill in addition to
chap Is c S, relating to the homestead, aud
it was passed.
The House refused TO concur with the
Senalc IN the amendment tn the bill relating
To the rights and competency Of witnesses ;
the Senate INSISTED, Is To IL.
The House still disagree to the amend
meut to the amendment to the bl!I relating
10 banks, and asked for committee of com
ference. Messrs Bake AID Chamberln
were named as the com.
Resolution. BY Mr. Ma tocks, tlat the
thanks Of the Senate be tenGered to tie
Preslden' OF the Senate Tor the ahle manner
in which he has discharge tie duties f tie
flee which was adop,rd unanimously.
TO which the President replied in some
very pertinent remarks.
The House did not concur with the S n
ale in the amendment to the bill relating 10
the school fund; the Senate receded, Is 10
10, and on motion of Mr. Royce the vote
was rfconsidered, 10 IN IS, and it was a.
mended, excepting in the bill the debt due
from the Vermont University
The House amended the bill in addition
to the general railroad law; the Senate con-
Cured.
The Senate adopted the recommendation
of the com. of conference appointed on the
disagreeing vote to the bill relating to banks.
The House insisted upon their disagree
menl to the vote relating to the competency
of witnesses, and asked for com. OF con-
ference. Messrs Currier and Marvin were
named as that committee.
The House amended the bill altering the
charter of the Sand Bar Bridge Co.; the
Senate concnrred.
The House still refused 10 agree with the
Senate in adopting the amendment to the
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