Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-15
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Tue TedcH TWO collars
9th. To repeal sec 81 of the act of 1852.
Messrs. Washburn, Hayden, Fish of Wes
Haven and Walton opposed the amendment
Mrssrs. Barber. Plmpton, Mstthewson. and Da
Wis Of Danville, favored. when Mr.. Butler moved
to make the bill md amendments the special or.
dor TOR TO morrow morning at 9 o'clock, which
motion prevailed.
Mr. Barber presented the petition of E. N
Briggs and others. stockholders and bondholders
IN the Rutland r r., for tho passage of the con
solidation bill. and it was referred to committee
on roads. Adjourned.
Tuesday, Dec. 6.
SENATE-Engrossed Bills. Relating to Fire
Insurance Cos. explanatory Of an act relating
TO banks. approved Nov. 10. 1851 /; to pay Luther
Cross the sum therein mentioned seyerally rea
Sd line and passed
reports Of Committees. the committee on
the Judiciary. adversely to the bill repealing an
act relating to jail yards, approved Nov 9 1852
Sd reading refused. Bv the cotnntee on b. nks
IN favor of the bill repeating secs 1O2 and 1903 Of
chap. "a, G. T., relating to banks; opposed by
Senator Warner. favored BY Senators Rowe
and Hoyt, and the third reading refused yeas
A, nays 90
The resolution relating to mileage was ca lied
up and rejected.
The resoluiins relating tn rseeiving proposals
for removing the Siaie House to Burlington
was called up and passed.
Mr.. Stone called up The bill relating to com
mon schools. providing for the appointment, Of
County Superintendcns supported by Senators
Stone and Warner. and the third reading was
refused
Several bills from the House were introduced
aud referred TO appropriate Committees.
The amendment proposed by the Fl ,use to the
Oil providing for extra compensation to the Sec
reiary aud Assistant Secretary o the Senate was
considered and agreed to.
The bill to pay Sergeant Fields the sum thereir
mentioned was reported tavnrabll, also the bill
relating to evidence, tho bill relating TO the col
lection OF Taxes, the bill restoring C. V. Ses
slons to his legal rights and privileges, the bll
laying tax ON Orleans County, the bill altedn!
time OF holding circuit courts IN Lalnoile Co
and bill relating to probate and nther records
and they were severally read the Sd tImc an,
passed
The bill 10 annex part of Somerset to Wards
boro. was called up and indefinitely pos, poned
House bill in amendment of chapter IS G.. s
wrs tavorablv repnr,ed and passed. Adj.
HOUSE, Reports Of Committees BY commit
tee on ways and means, in favor of Senate bil
to pay their Secretary and Assistant Secretar
for increased services during the session. witt
an amendment providing for paying the Clerk II
the House $3.50. whch was adopted, and Tn
bill was read the 3d time aud passed. Bv tn
select committee ON the Senate bill III relation
t' an act esab'ish'ug the boundary line botweeI
Wilmington and Searsbu'g; passed. BY lh
judiciary comInl!ec, IN avor OF The bill to- re
store Z V. Sessions 10 his legal privileges rea,
the 81 time and passed.
! The amendment loposed by he Senate to tin
blti relating TO the disclosure Of trustees wa
considered and concnrtcd in.
! The bill 10 amendment Of chapter IS, c. s.
was ioken un aud paseed.
Engrossed Bhis.-Laying tex on Rutan,
county to bud a All; relating to witnesses
relating to PROBATE and ether records; reiatin!
to evidence; to pay Sargent Field several,
read the third .i,Ie and passed.
The bill t. repeal the liquor law Of last yea
was taken up. it being the special order for tnl
tl"e4 and The question being npon the adoption
ni the anlendmen, proposed by Nj Barber. Mr
Burrows moved 10 lay the bill on The table, ,whIc
mollun was opposed by Messrs, Smith Of Monk
ton. Walton Needham and Matbewson, tayore
hy Mr.. Gray, and lost. Mr.. Burrows then move
To pos'pone unti t3-morrow afternoon, whlc
motion the chair decided to be ont of ordeI.-
! Tue amendments providing far The insertion &
six additional sections were then rejected, yea
81 n9ys 81.
The second amendment proposed by Mr.. Bar
her To strike ou, section. and 5 OF the amend
menis proposed By the Senate, and insert tw
sections as a substitute for sec. II Of the act q
last year, hcing under consideration, Mr.. Wash
burn moved the previous question oh the amend
'nent proposed by the Senator TEe House r.,
fused TO second the motion lor the prcyinus quca
tlon--ye,s g, nays l05. The amond,nendmen
was then reJcc'ed--yeas %, nays o.
Mr. Mason then moved 10 amend The amend
ment proposed by the S"u by addlrg secto
providing that no person who shall nse lrt)S ca
ting liquors as IA beverage, shall BE- qua lifted a
a utenlhcr or either House, and shall be liand o
Imprisoned, Oh convct,nn thereof in The discre
ton Of the court, which was rejected
Mr., Bingham then moved to further amend III,
2l section so that it would read land if he !a!h
to appear aud ifit be shnwn," which was rel Acted
M. DAVIS OF Dansile then moved TO amen,
by syrlklug OUT the words nnanHiacturr, fu7nisl
or give a~ay,' where they first uccur III the ac
of 1853 alter some debate the amendment wal
disagreed to--yeas 73, nays Ill
the hour having arrived 10 resume the ballot
Jug for U. i Sennlur. the bill under conaldora
ton was uade the order for thus afternoon ant
The ballotng proceeded as follows;