Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-25
Legislature of Vermont.

FRIDAY. Nov. 10, A. NJ.
SENATE.-EngrOSSed Bill. To incorporate the
Underhl Academy; relating to insurance on
lives by foreign corporations to Incorporate the
Irasburgh hotel co and the Irasburgh aqueduct
co-seveally passed.
Mr. Blake called up the bill relating to the es
adjustment of town and country lines and was
favored by Messrs Bake and Hale, opposed by
Mr. Martin, and passed.
Mr. Seymour called up the bill relating to the
Rutland and W htehaIl railroad CO., on his mo-
ton the bill was indefinitely postponed
Mr. Baldwin called up the bill relating to the
grand list; and ordered to Sd reading.
Bill introduced and retewed From the House,
to pay Moses Peck, to com. on claims to incor-
porae the village of West Pouney, to judiciary
com; to incorporate Winooski lime CO, to com.
on manufactures to the inspection of hops, to
com. on agriculture relating to purchases for
the State library, to the joint com. on the libra
ry.
Joint Resolutions From the House appointing
Charles X Williams to revise the criminal code;
adopted
Mr. Bailey moved reconsideration of the vote
refusing 81 reading to the bill to annex part
Of Somerset to Dover and part to Wardsboro'
and after some discussion the motion was lost
Report, From select com. on that part OF the
Governors message relating to a map of the
State, by bill providing Tor the same, and ORDER
ed TO Sd reading. Adj
WEDNESDAY Evening.
HoUsE.-The whole sitting was spent in
hearing counsel, to wit Geo w Benedict in
support of Burlington city charter. and l. L
Cmttenden in support OF village charter.
THURSDAY Morning.
Bills introduced and referred By Mr. Howard
to egallze the list OF Branintree, to judiciary
CON- BY Mr. Grandey altering the time Vi hold
ing Addison c.. court, to judiciary com. By Mr.
! Hayden, TO incorporate Franklin CO SAVINGS
bank, to com. on banks. BY Mr. Worcester, re.
Iatlng to occupancy OF lands in common, to CON
on agriculture
The House proceeded to consider the bill re-
lating to superintendent of common schools md
was supported by Messrs Barlow, Soule. Hotcb-
kiss, Allen, Needham and Blodgett, opposed by
Messrs Reed, Barrett, Joslin, HAYDEN, GRAY and
lllckok when previous question was demanded.
aud on The question shall the main question be
now put it was decided in the affirmative. Il9
10 81. The bill ordered to Sd reading. Ad-
journcd,
2 O'Clock P. M.
SENATE Reports From the select com. ia
vorably to the bill in addition to act establishing
the lines between Marlboro, Wilmington and
Dover; Mr. Stone proposed to amend by adding
a provlso, to exempt the town OF Wilmington
from all expense in establishing the lines, which
was rejected, and the bill was passed From
com on agriculture, against bill relating to float
ing lumber; 3D. reading refused.
Eagrossed Bill To authorize the consohda
ton of the New York and Bennington and I.eb-
anon Springs railroad co. passed
Mr. Goodhue called up the bill relating to the
trattc IN intoxicating liquors, when Mr. Seymour
proposed to amend the bull so as to submit the
question OF its adoption to the people, at the next
annual March meeting the amendment was ia
vored by Messrs Hale, Blake and Seymour, op
posed by Messrs Bailey of L.. Goodhue, Stone
and Harvey, and lost 10 As aud the question be
ing on the engrossment of the bill, on motion,
the Senate adj
HOUSE. Reports By Judiciary com bill al
terlng time OF Addison co. courts, and ordered
TO 80 reading in favor of bill on The flowing OF
lands Tor mill purposes, with an amendment Inn
lung the act to cases where the public good re.
CURES 1t, which was adopted-rhe bill was sup.
ported by Messrs Gr0ndey Bailey, Wardner