Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-11
From WaIlon's Daily Journal.
Legi5lature of Vermont

Chittenden. By MIR Watson, altering The Tune
of canvas5ing the votes for Representatives. to
CONGRESS- from the third district to a select
committee Of one Senator from each county IN
said district.
The Senate resumed the consideration of the
bill, in addition to chap %, c $ relating to the
the dscontinuancc of highways; and passed, %
to- ADJ.
HoUsE.-Bdi8 introduced and referred. BY Mr.
Barnes, in addition to chap 60 c S requiring at
torneys and physicians, aud ollccholdors whose
salary amounts to 800 Or more, to be set in the
list from 81 to S25 to general com. by Mr.
Hayden, to incorporate the st Adams Hotel CO.;
to members of Fran&n County. By Mr. Clarke
of Charleston, in addition to chap 65, c reIa-
ting to homestead, tnotce and description OF
estate exempted from attachment to be recorded
in town clerks Office to Judiciary com. BY Mr.
LIutchlns, to amend the general banking law,
and also authorship banks under the general
law to pay one htth Of their capital in cash. and
for that amount the banks are to receive bills to
twice the amount Of the cash capital ordered
to be printed. By Mr. Blossom, to increase the
number of Directors Of the State Prison to five.
and the Directors 10 appoint superintendent; to
com, on the State Prison. BY Mr. Deane, to pay
Minot Wheeler $5434, com on claims. by
Mr. Read, to incorporate Montpelier Cemetry
Association to judiciary com.
Resolutions. By Mr. Hayden, August leclProc-
ty with Canada and instructiHS the Vermont
delegation in Congress accordingly referred to
select CON. of three.
The Sen1te came in and the following appoint
mens were made:
SUPREME COURT.
Isaac F. REDFIELD Randolph, Chief Justice.
PIEEroINT lsHAM, Bennington, I assistant
MIo H. BE8NErT, Burlington, Judges.
4 motion by Senator Hale, to postpone the
election Of second assistant 70 Tuesd1y next
was rejected. The ballot was as follows: Milo
L. Bennett ll9, James Barrett So, Abel Under
wood 80, S s Phelps |
CIRCUIT JUDGES
LIST CTcut-RoBERT PIFRPoINT, Rutland.
Cd JACOB CoLLAMER, Woodstock.
| 30 " AsHEL PECK Burlington.
4h " LUKE p. POLAND, ST. JcIns5uFy.
Marcus O Porter Of Cornwall, Commissioner
Of the Insane.
Marcus 0 Porter 1871 Ira Davis 25, Scatter
ing p
The joint assembly adjourned to Friday next
II A NJ and the Senate withdrew.
demonstrates. Fourteen, against a parallel
railroad from Caseton to Rutland, were refer
red to the CON- on roads.
The House resumed consideration of the spec.
ia order, being the bill to annex part Of Hartford
and Hartland to Woodstock, &c. And the bill
WAS ordered to 81 reading. Adjourned until
tomorrow morning.
O'clock, PM
SESATE.-Thn Chair announced the appoint
ment of Messrs Watson, Bailey Hill, Carpen-
ter anG Writer'S, as the select committee OIL The
bill altering the time for cnnvassing the votes for
Representative to Congress from the Sd district
The petition Of w c Cutting and others, for
an act regulating the allotment aud sale of pub
lie lands was taken up and referred to the com
on Agriculture. Adj
SATURDAY, Nov 6, A. NJ.
SENATE.-RWs Introduced and referred. By
; Mr. Seymour, in addition to chap 81 IS relating
to the limitation of real and personal actions anC
rights of entry from the House. to amend sec
% and as of chap 90 c S relating to the CRANE
list to judiciary CON; laying tax on Wind
; sor county, to com on military f.irs relating
, to the Grammar School land in Orange county
to com. on edu to incorporate the Chelset
Academy, to the same com BY Mr. Baldwin, tc
I incorporate the Brandon Cemetery Association
to com. on Ag. By Mr. Blake, providing for the
estab lishment of town and county lines, to judi
cary
Resolution. BY Mr. Carpenter, for CON- of two
from the Senate, and three from the House, to
report day of final adjournment; adopted.
Petitions referred. BY Mr. Carpenter, of James
Elllard and 81 others, for the repeal OF the act of
1851 relating to militia, TO com. ON military affairs
Of the inhabitants Of Chester, to com, on the H.
censa law.
Reports From the con. on edu., on the reso.
luton directing them TO inquire as to the resour-
ces Of the University of Vermont, that no money
has ever been appropriated to the University by
the Legislature; that, by the charter, the use OF
certain lands was granted to the University
amounting to $4,000 acres, of which lands, the
income Is S25l5 that it has no other sources of
income, except the tuition Of students; that
more than $1,000 is due the University from in.
djgent students that its debts amounts to so.
600 over notes and accCptances on hand the
report was ordered to lie. BY the same CON.
ayorabIy to the bill relating to the collection and
distribution ofthc school fund; laid ON the table
aud made the special order for Tuesday next at
3 O'Clock p NJ. From the com, on elections ia
vorably to the bill to incorporate the Bratteboro'
Hotel com read the 3D. time and passed
The bill relating to Jail yards, read the 81 time
and passed.
On motion of Mr. Goodhue, the Secretary was
directed to procure the printing Of 800 copies Of
the Senate bill relating to the license law.
, Adj.
House. Bills introduced daa REFERRED BY Mr.
Barrett, amending the uc, to incorporate the bank
OF Mlddebury, to com. on banks BY MIR Bliss,
in amendment Of chap llG, 6 S liking fees Of
town clerks for recording deed and dscharEing
mortgages y to gen. CON- BY Mr. llutchins, re-
} lating to public lands in unurganized towns aud
cores; to CON. on cdu. BY Mr. Rubca, relating
to license for inns and groceries, to com on
temperance memorials by Mr. Barrett, to repeal
sec %, chap no, c $, the sec to be repealed
imposes fine for selling squlbs, rockets &C. to
com. on elections.
Resolutions. BY Mr. Drury, ins,ructng the ju-
dietary CON. to inquire into the eXppdeucy of
increasing the pay OF jaers, adopted. By Mr.
Gray, 10 suspend the reading Of the journal after
Tuesday morning next adopted. BY Mr. Reed,
giving The use OF pass way Oh the state lands
adjoining the Old court house for the use o! re.
lgious society referred to CEN OF Ways and
Means
Petitions &c., reterred The bill establishing
a board of education; was referred u com. on
edu; and the bill relating to a constitutional CON
venIon was referred to a select cou OF five.
EngrosSed bills, In amendment ofchap % C s
laying tax on the county OF Wind8or-boh
passed in amendment of sec IN, chap ll6,
Z S, fees Of jurors 81 so per day)-Mr Barrett
moved to lay on The table for amendment so as
to throw part Of the cost of jurics upon the par
=, ties, which was opposed by Messrs Gray and
Bradley and lost, and the bin was passed, lJ3 to
IL relating to grommer school lands in Orange
county, and to incorporate Chelsea Academy
both passed.
Report By com, on claims, Senate bill to pay
Jacob Edgeron for extra police services at the
State FAIR at Rutland; supported by Messrs
Reed, Page HotChkiss, Fletcher, and Barrett, on
the ground that feIons were arrested, and the
State treasury had received 5000 on their bonds;
opposed by Messrs Grandey, Gray, Barlow,
Bradley, Dcnison, and Wright, on the ground
| that the claim was Unprecedented and that the