Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-09

ton OF third reading. 1t was supported by
Mr.. Benedict and opposed by Mr.. Coolidge and
ordered to be laid on the table and made the
special order for Tharday next afternoon.
Adjourned.
HoUsE.-The House resumed the considera-
ton of the bill to charter the Waloomsac bank.
1.-THE title of the original bill vermont State
Bank.'') Mr. Deane supported the bill, and ii |
was ordered to Sd reading.
Reports BY committee on manufactures,
bill to incorporate Montpelier gas-light Co. and
il WAS ordered to Sd reading. BY Judiciary com
mittee. against bill relating to costs in cases
where CORPORATION are parties, and it was re-
iected bill for the support OF a transient insane
nerson. and it was ordered to Sd reading. BY
select committee, bill fixing tho time of holding
the supreme court in Washington county, and
it was laid on the table. BY select committee,
against bill for ferry to B. B. Brown, for want
Of legal notice Mr.. Deane moved to dismiss,
as Il test on the question OF notice: supported
BY Messrs. Deane, Field and Washburn. opposed
by Messrs. Mclean and Bartlett, and carried
ayes l49. noes &c. By committee of ways and
means, bill amending chap. ll6, (raising salary
of Judges of supreme court to s200O,) amended
by reducing to 1850 The bill was discussed
by Messrs. Washburn, Field, Janes, Rankin
Josselyn of P, Hotchkiss Of W., Hunton and
Brigham and made the special order for 10 A
NJ. Tuesday next.
| Engrossed BiNs.-To incorporate Vermont
Episcopal Institute lat Burlington J for tht
support of Deborah Harris; to prevent the un
reasonable use of highways and bridges, -
severally passed. To amend sec. So chap. ~
' H. / " hli
dened by highway taxes,) committed for amend
lnent on motion of Mr.. Washburn, 80 Ms no
to apply to roads building or ordered.
Resolution.-By committee on adjournment
to adjourn on Friday Nov. 10, 6 A. NJ.
Adjourned. -
Saturday, Nov. 6, 1854
j SENATE.7--Joint Resolution. INTRODUCED b.
Mr.. Warner, providing for distribution 0
Congressional documents to Academies an
Summaries of Learning read and passed.
House bi!ls read and referred. 10 divid
Grammar School funds in Orleans County; TO
relief of Castleton Bank for the support Q
Deborah Harris to prevent the unreasonable
use Of Highways and Bridges.
Bill, to incorporate the Lamvilo County Bank
was read the Sd time, discussed By Messrs. A.
len, Hoyt, Warner, Green, Sergeant, Jone'
Denison ard Mr.. Benedict and passed-Yeas q
Nays 3. Adjourned.
HousE-prayer by Rev. F. W. Shelton.
Resolufion.- Mr. Kirkland, no bill to /
introduced after Monday next; adopted. b
Mr.. Smith of Williston as to expediency {
adding 500 for services Of CHAPLAIN in the stat
prison and requiring additional services; rejected
BY Mr.. kimbling, instructing committee
wa ND 70,
prlations for support of government, &c. ; adop
cd. By Mr.. Templeton, instructing committ
on the Missouri Compromise to report as soc
as practicable; adopted.
Public bills, referred to committee on priv
ing. BY Mr.. Bradford, in addition to cha
80, Of proceedings against trustees by NJ
George, in relation to appeals in trustee case
by Mr.. Became, repeating act OF 1852 in ate
alton Of act relating to defendants ill actions
Joint contracts
/ Bills mtroduced and refcrcd By Mr.. Ficl
in amendment of act chartcring Fayetscvi
| Cemetry association, to committee of ways Al
means. From Senate, relating to banks, limi
ing loans to persons or corporations out Of Il
state-to committee on banks; relating to pro
of marriage in criminal prosecutions, to .ud
ciary committee.
The amendment of the Senate to the bi
chartcring Glenn Lake Slate Co., was concurr
in.
Bills Notwithstanding sec. Is chap e
relative to treasurers of corporations; amen
ing See. 3 chap. l2,-also sec, II clap 81
relating to granting of divorce seyerally
Judiciary committee In amendment Of No {
Of acts Of 1883, to committee on roads
f.
chap. % passed
Banks chartered icihoW notice.
Mr.. Mclean of Cabot, introduced bill +
pealing act extending charter Of Bank of Mon
pclicr, ON the ground that the act was pass;
without notice. Mr.. Mclean said this bill
intended as II test, and if carried, bills will
brought III repeating all charters or other &c
granted without notice. and he moved to ref
this bill to q select committee of three. NJ
Bartlett slstai ned the motion. Mr. Beckw
regarded this bill simply as specimen Of 81
casm upon the decision of the House yestcrda
as, In any other view, an abSurdity but N
Mclean insisted that he was in earnest, al
should bring in bills to repeal the Yergenn
Rutland and Waterbury bank acts Of last yea
Mr.. Field argued that this bill presented leg
question, and the bill should 20 to the judicial
committee. MIR. McLean's motion was agre,
to.
Mr.. Bartlett introduced a bill to repeal ii
act churtering the bank of Waterbury rcfe
red to the select committee.
Mr.. Mclean introduced bill to repeal Il
act extending charter of bank of Vergenns.
Mr.. Paige thought the Introduction of bill
of this character might be injurious abroad,
indicating that the Legislature is trihing wi
their banks, and moved to dismiss,
Mcssrs. Bcckvith, Hinton, Edmunds, Dean
James, Marsh, Washburn, and Paig, supports
the motion to dismiss, urging that no membe
of the House would avow an opinion that Il
charters are void, because granted without n
J tice-no man entertained a thought of passil
the bill and the entertaining OF it might
injurious to every man holding the bills of Il
bank Mossrs. Field, Smith of Willisto
Beccher, Jossolyn of P, George, Bingham, N
Lean of Cabot, and Kirkland opposed the di
nissal as a departure from tho usages of Il
House and an infringement OF the right of eve
person to be heard none of these gentleme
, however, indicated purpose 10 favor the pa
sage Of the bill. The motion to dismiss W
ost---ayes %, noes l32,-and the bill was I
ierred to the select committee of three.
, Adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
SENATE.-ReTons.-Ry committee on Claim
House bill for the relief of Castleton BanI
in favor of its passage after amended as pr
posed by the report; so amended and order
to be read Sd time and passed
Mr. Williams reported the House bill relo
f ing to certain public lands in Hydcpark, in
, vor of its passage Third reading refused
} Mr. Hyde reported the House bill anncxil
part of Mansfield to Plainfeld, against
passage; Sd reading refused.
Mr.. Dcnison reported the House bill to p
Francis V. Randall the sum therein mentione,
in favor Of its passase-ordered to be read
time. Read Sd time and passed,
Adjourned.
HousE--Mr Gilman moved that when Il
House adjourn, it be to 10 O'Clock on Monda