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


sh and relating to tees Of tOwn cleT1s' ana
bev were rejected in avor Of bills resting 10
a,lroads. foe damages at bridges CROSSING hlgh-
vavs or streets. and for preservaliOE OF hsh IN
,astleton Hubbard,on. HinesbOTgh sna smell
,urne. passed, and II reading ordered byse'ect
committee. against bills to incorporate the Essex
nd Castleton and Champain Valley RisAroad
Companies, and they were dismissed. oy Co'h.
N Manufactures. written report On he seeJect
IF the Tariff. ;..,,.,l,ca a
bill on Monday morning next ,;..
M Hickok called up the rcsolus'on 4fIAtihg
speeches to ten minutes; adopted
The House considered the blll re4@uhg To t'e
limits If married gomen, and the a'neDemeAtoi
Mr. Barrett Of NJ, (exemPung husOahos ! MA 'ne
dehrs contracted or torts committed Sy deir
,yices before or after marrlage) was feJee'ed'-
Mr. Barrett further also proposed !" @heho so
that the private property OF the VINE bhSis DC
holden for half the support and cIothing o. her
oh;ldrpn-reiected also that in case u dispute
a,a,aan the husband and wife as to support,
hoard hnnse rent. sc, the county court shall
onnoin, a committee to settle the matter-re.
;ected Mr. Hickob moved substitute, exempt
inc the personal property OF the wife from any
enactment for The husbands debts, so iang as
her property is kept in her name opposed by
Messrs I7andey Reed and Barlow. and With
drawn Mr. Walker moved to strike cat The
nrovlsO that married woman shall not maintain
snit against her acknowledgement. The Dill
was then ordered 10 81 reading.
SEEATE.-On motion OF Mr. Goodhue the
aits irie,fiafisdef 81 tue sssssloa.
Bits introduced and referred BY Mr. Blake,
relating to the National Life Insurance Co; to
judiciary com. From the House, TO lay tax on
Rutland to build jail to the Senators from
Rutland; relating to the duties OF highway sur
veyors; relating to railroads; and TO plank road
orporations-each 10 the committee on roads
relating TO fire insurance in foreign companies,
and to purchase 300 copies of Delning's Appea-
dix, to the Committee on Finance; relating to
process. and to proceedings against trustees, to
the judiciary committee to egalize the grand
list Of Branree, to the Senators from Orange
relating 10 the occupancy Of lands in common,
to committee on agriculture.
joint Resolution. From the House, relating
to The distribution Of the public lands on motion
of Mr. Norhrop, referred to the select committee
on this ubiJct.
t Engrogssd Bills. Relating to bridges to
health insurance by foreign companies to rail-
read bridges passed. Relating to
/ purchases Tor State Library amended, SO as
to include the works Of Daniel Webster, and
passed.
: Mr. Bates called up the resolution relating to
3 the introduction of bills, and on his motion it
r was amended SO as to provide that no bills be
introduced into the Senate after this morning,
= and adopted.
The Senate concurred with the House in their
o amendments to the bill to incorporate the Ben
e nington Savings Bank,
, Reports. From the judiciary committee, "a
h yorably to incorporate the Montpelier hydraulic
company passed. From the commtte under
e the JOINT 4h rule, that no further action is nee
essary on the annual report of the State LIbrafl-
D an. From the select committee, against the Pc
tion Of Byron Stevens and others, for a railroad
:, from Essex junction to Brandon, and the petl
q toners had leave to withdraw. From the udi-
cary committee, on the resolution directing them
o to enquire what further legislation is necessary
the better to secure the rights of married women,
II that no further action is necessary. From the
., committee on military affairs, against the petit
: ton Of A. J. Laird and others for increased com
d pensa lion for performing military duty, and the
i petitioners had leave 10 wthdaw. From the
d commte on elections, on the resolution direct
r ing them to enquire as TO the expectancy of pro-
;. vldlrg by law for The election "a spresenlat7gs
II by plurality on the third ballot, 7osSs,.s3I e
!. Legislation Is necessary - H.
e HOUSE, Bulls introduced and \.
n Grundey. to incorporate Vergennes manIis
e ing Co.. and by Mr. Wright of c.. in addition 10
o the act incorp rating the Hydeville State Co. Ito
y committee on manufactures.
Mr. Bradley had leave of absence tomorrow
morning,
The Char appointed as eommmttee on debcn.
: lures, Messrs Balchelder, Williams, Blood, Bur.
, dit Bancroft, Frances Suckney, Partridge
Farr, Gale of Goshen, Gilman. White of Wash
= ington Wright Of St. George. Drury, Hancock,
e Scott; Cobb, Dwinnel, Rose, Harlshorn, Phelps
and Hazen.
Engrossed Bill Senate bill to incorporate
Underhlll Academy, and to authorize the con
sold0uon OF certain railroads companies; House
u blI! to Iegallza the grand list of Brantree; lay
ing tax on the county Of Rutland to build n
jail; In relating 10 plank roads corporations;
relating to proceedings against trustees {; rela'
ting to railroads; relating TO process in relating
to insurance against fire by foreign companies
relating to the occupancy of lands 10 common
to purchase 300 copies of Demlngs appendix
I(llO to % )-severaIy passed.
adjournment The resolution of the Senate
for adjournment on Wednesday morning next
was supported by Messrs. Deane and Barrow,
, and opposed by Messrs. JosIin, Browning and
, Sherman. Mr. -.eedham moved to insert Satur.
, day instead Of ednesday-reiected as was
also motion to lie on the table by Mr. Sher.
man. Mr. Allen moved Friday-rcected. Mr.
Needham moved Thursday by Mr.
weston OF w, and rejected. The resolution
was then adopted in Conrurrpurr
The House considered the bill making an ap-
; preparation for monument to WIN. French
Mr. Grandey proposed an amendment limiting
Inc cost OF the monument to he $4,000 approgn
aled; agreed to, when Mr. Bradley supported
! the oil briefly, and it was rejected.
The House took up the speca order; being
NE Dlli to prevent the traffic in Intoxicating
liquors. Mr. Barlow moved to DISMISS the bill
. as test question, and on that motion demanded
the previous question. On secondnr the pre-
vIous question, the ayes were II. noes 9G. so the
Geulahd lo' The previous question was not secon.
dcd, when Mr. Barlow Withdrew the motion to
dismiss Grandey then moved that the House
resolve itself into Committee Of the whsle on the
olI-carrIed when the House went into com
mlltee OF the whole, Mr. Barrett oil NJ. in the
chair.
Mr. Bradley excepted 10 the consttudonaluy
ol Tue OIL IN two points, to wit the power Of
search, and the exclusion OF jurors
- various amendments were proposed by Messrs.
ulahdey, Barlow and Deaue, aud IN the course
OF Inc discussion the two genllemin last named
objected that this Dill would operate 50 as to
furnish temperate drinkers gentlemen IN broad
eio'h and carrying cut glass decanters II the
olU would exclude the "crittur," they would 20
'of H. The first seven sections were all r com
m1hIed without amendment, except one striking
"u me last provision OF section Z. which was
assen'ed to by the friends ct the bill.
Inc committee rose and the House djourned