Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-18
VOLUME TX. NO. A.

lhu "eTe uisinlsseu. by gen. com. against bill
relating to fees Of grand and petit Jurors Mr.
Barrett moved to amend, leaving the bill so o.
to require parties to pay so cents for eachaction
entered and So for each action tried-his object
being to renumerate the state in part for the ex-
ira expense required by increasing the payo
jurors Mr. Barlow moved to dsmiss--supported
by Messrs Barlow, Deane, Rowe and Need
ham, opposed by Mr. Grandey, and carried. By
CON. on State Prison. against bill increasing the
numbero of directors and giving them power to
appoint superintendent, and it was dismissed. By
Judiciary com. against bill in addition 10 C. lI6,
70 S relating to oalhs, and was dismissed.
EngrOssed bulls. Mr. Barlow reported the bill
to annex part of Hortland and Hartford to Wood
f,s.-T ~rdedland lpaa nsasa.i -.-"'~''"1 - r'-''
"o lanuS ~ an unorganzed towns ana cores
passed.
The Speaker announced the following COM
mittees:
On the bill changing the time for canvassing
votes in the 3d Congressional dstrct-Messrs
Hotchkiss, Hickok and Clark.
On the rights of married women-Messrs
Soule, Reed, Page, Hall, Hutchns.
The amendment of The Senate to the bills in
cooperating Lake Dunmore Hotel Co.. Bethel
savings bank, and beaver meadow slate CO. were
concurred in.
The House considered the special order, being
the bill to appropriate $250O for monument in
honor of WIN French; and after brief observa-
tons by Mr. Grandcy, and highly interesting
speech by the Hon WIN C Bradley, the bill was
ordered to a Sd reading by unanimous vote,
and the House adj.
THURSDAY, Nov. II, A. NJ.
SENATE.-BMS introduced and referred. By
Mr. Hale, to repeal sec A, chap 90, c 81 to com.
on agriculture. BY Mr. Martin, to incorporate the
Bennington hotel CO.; to com. on elections. From
the House, in addition to sec 2, chap rs, c S
relating to grist mills, to com. on agriculture; to
repeal sec as, chap 45, C S, relating to invalid
and informal levies: in amendment Of sec "a,
l chap %, C S, relating to the right Of attaching
creditors; and relating to actions between CO.
parners; each to judiciary COM; to incorporate
Rutland car CO.. to com. on Manufactures re-
lating to public lands in the town of Sterling, to
com. cd education; to incorporate the Vermont
marble aud slate CO.. to com. on Manufactures
By Mr. Gleason, to incorporate the Underhill
academy; TO judiciary com. to repeal chap 90,
c S, relating to pedders licenses; to com. on
Finance; relating to public lands in Isle la Mott
to com. on education.
Engros8ed bill. In addition to chap6 c s
relating to the limitation of actions against
towns, read the Sd time and passed.
ReDo t.. Prom. Tbs. cor,.. on ean~..;an, assins.
bill relating to the school fund: Sd reading re
fused. Against bill for the benefit Of common
. schools; Sd reading refused. From com. on road
t agains! the bill for highway in the rear of tn
State House Sd reading refused. From judicia
ry com. favorably to the bill to legalize the sal
of the real estate of Geo. Hagen; read Sd time
and passed.
Mr. Seymour called up the bill regulating ad-
missions to The Union School districts and sew
eral amendments proposed by the com. were
agreed to, read the 3d time and passed, Ad-
journed.
HOUSE, Bills introduced and referred. By
Mr. Clarke, re lative to floating lumber in Batten-
kill rvcr to members of Bennington CO. By Mr.
Droud, in addition to chap 80, C S. to gen. com.
By Mr. Page, relating to insurance against fire
in foreign CO., by Mr. Chambelin, to amend sec
84 chap 10, S. relating to notaries publii
by Mr. Page, to incorporate Rutland gas light CO
all to the judiciary com.
Engro8Sed bills. Relating to actions between
coparners, and to certain public lands in Ster-
hng-both passed. Making an appropriation for
monument to VIM French Mr. Mayo called
for reading of the nineth article of the bill
of rights Mr. Weston, objected to this appro-
priation and all others of like character, until
satisfied that the people desire them, suggesting
that the object was a proper one for private sub
scriptions, and on his motion The bill was laid on
the table. Incorporating Rutland car co. both
passed. To incorporate st Adams Hotel CO. :. to
? amend acts incorporating the bank of Middlebury
and the Franklin County bank at St. Abans
Bay-seyeray passed.
2o'cLocK, 2 p. NJ.
SENArE.-Reporis From the committee on
Finance against the bill relating to salaries and
fees Craisng the fees Of jaers for boarding pTis-
oners y the third reading refused From the
committee on Education, fayorably to the bill
relating to the Grammar School lands in Orange
County. with an amendment the amendment
was arreed to, and the bill was read the third
time and passed. From the select committee
: laying tax on Windsor county; read the third
time and passed. From the committee on Man
ufactures, lavorably to the bill TO incorporate the
r Rutland Car Company; read the third time and
passed. From the Judiciary committee, on the
, bill in amendment of section q and 46, chap
t so c. s. relating to the Grand List, without ar
expression of opinion; the bill was supported BY
/, Messrs. Goodhue, Blake and Bailey Of Lamolle
= opposed by Messrs. Stone, Hill, Martin, ant
| Northrop, and its third reading refused
A message was received from the Governor
!. informing The Senate that vacancy had occur
) red in the office Of Brigader General of the 81
: Brigade, by the removal of Gen. Joseph Hatct
n from the state.
Q Bills introduced and referred. By Mr.. Bald
win, to repeal Sec TO- chapter 80, c. s., and b
T. Mr.. Eastman, to provide for the completion c
the records of the charters of the townships i
' this state, in the Secretary of States office ;
the Judiciary committee. AZ
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