Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-02

ton to chap. q, relating to ferry tosls-both
passed.
The Senate came in to elect Reporter OF
decisions of Supreme Court. Senator Dcnison
nominated and Mr. Stoughton seconded John
f. Deane Of Cavcndish. Mr.. Paige nominated
and Mr.. White of Whiting, seconded Charles
L.. Williams of Rutland. 1.......
Whale number oNyotes 22l
Me- Sary to choice III
| J@ p. Dsane l46
| Cts fss l.. Williams 81
Scattering
So JomN f. DEAYE of Cayendsh, was elected. |
Adjourned.
- Saturday. Oct. %, 1854.
SEkArE-BMs introduced and ed.--By
Mr.. lIartshorn, in addition to and in explana.
ton of chap. 81 G. s.. by Mr.. Jones, relating
to Banks to committee on banks. BY Mr.
Benedict, provide for u Railroad commissioner;
referred to select committee of three Senators
Act to pay Plincy Rosebrook SIS, read Sd
time and passed.
Mr.. Green moved the reconsideration of the
vote refusing the Sd reading of the Police Bill
of yesterday. Motion adopted and the bill was
laid on the table. Adjourned.
uorsE-Prayer by Rev. l. D. Rust
Pubic L,Hs introduced and referred 10 COM
nuttcc on Printing From the Senate, repeating
sees l02 and 1913 of act relating to subscriptions
for bank stock by Mr.. Tenn plcton providing
for the support of the poor.
B.As ntToduced and reterred.-By Mr. Brad
ford. making two shilcs in Orange county,
bradford and West Randolph,) to members of
that county; by MFR. Locke, annexing part OF
Lowell 10 Albany, to members Of Orleans coun-
ty; by Mr.. Edmunds, to change the time of
holding the county courts Of Chitteiden county,
(lAst TUESDAY in March and frat Tuesday in
Noyember,) to members of that county.
Resolutions by Mr.. Whitmore, instructing
the Judiciary committee to inquire into the ex-
pediency Of including railroad and gas-light
companies in the uct oi 1858 concerning private
corporations, and other changes in that act :;
adopted. BY Mr.. Elmunds. to adjourn sine die
Nov. 4th /; adopted. Mr. Fish moved to recon-
sidor this vote. Mr. Paige moved to lay that
motion on the table: supported by Messrs
Ednunds and Paige, opposed by Messrs. Field
Beechcr, Rankin and ilotchkiss of W, and
lost The motto. Of Mr.. Fish was then agreed
to, and the resolution was laid on the table
by MIR. Paige, raising Joint committee to re-
commend u day for final adjournment adopted.
Reports BY judiciary committee, bill to
equallzo costs in county and supreme courts, and
it was ordered TO Sd reading; against bill re-
ating to assessment OF taxes, and it was re-
jected BY Judiciary committee, against bill
authorizing executors, &C. to assign mortgages
and liens, and it was dismissed; against bill
repeating act Of 1853 to prohibit and abate
nuisances, and i. was dismissed against bill to
increase pay OF sheriffs and deputics--bill dis
cussed by Messrs. Beckwith Field, Kirkland,
Bsecher, Brigham, Hotchkiss Of W., and dis
missed; against bill in addition to chap. "a,
relating to dispositions and witnesses, and it
was dismissed; against bill relating to sherifls
fees, and it was rejected against bill to pro-
toct personal property OF married women, and
it was dismissed.
The bill relating to school taxes (the list
completed in May TO be the list for assessment
of taxes voted i'll March,) was ordered to Sd
reading.
Mr.. Perrin moved to reconsider the vote refer
ring the bill making two shires in Orange coun-
ty to members Of that county; agreed to, and
on motion Of Bartholomew the bill was re-
ierrod to select committee of FIVE.
Adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
SGNATG-Rports.-- by committee on Banks,
relating to bank shares OF nonresident stock
holders, with proposals Of amendment, which
were laid on the tabe,-called up, amended and
passed. ...s .G
By committee on Judiciary,-in favor of bill
in addition to chap. Al, Z. s., read sd time and
passed.
In favor of bill cedng jurisdiction of certain
sites, to the U s.. read Sd time and passed.
From the committee on Banks, the bill in adj
dtion to IN act relating to the Bank of Rut-
land, that the same ought to pass. Read Sd
time and passed.
RcsoIu,ioa.-Proposing on additional rule
for the Senate, creating IL committee on print
ins passed on the day Of Oct. inst, was on
motion rcsclnded Adjourned.
oUsE.-Reports. select committee, on
bill annexing part Of Goshen cores 10 Plainfield
and Walden, and part of Brandon to the town
of Cos ZEN, that no notice has been given &C
cordipg to law. After some discussion by
Messrs. Field, Deane, Bartlett, Carpen and
Washbnrn, the bill was laid on the table, for
the purpose of amendment, so as not to come
within the statute requiring notice-the main
object of the bill being to rid the town of Go
shen, in Addison county, of Goshen gors in
Caledonia county.
By committee of claims, against bill to pay
VIM. Guinan and it was rejected.
BY committee on Roads, bill to incorporate
Island Pond and st. Johnsbury railroad Com
pany, with an amendment making the act void
if the Conn. and Pass. Il. R. Co. shall within
one year raise funds and put its road under con-
tract to Canada line, which was adopted, and
the bill ordered to Sd reading
BY committee on Ways and Means, bill to
tax the profits of banking, and on motion of
Mr.. Paige it was made the special order for
Wednesday next, II O'Clock
Ergrossed BiNS---To incorporate Sutton
Academy; in addition to chap. %, Of repairs
of highways both passed For the relief of
Castleton bank, (rofunding $1,000 paid into the
treasury for having failed to redeem in Boston
for a few weeks in the spring of lS54;) sup
ported by Mr.. Spencer, opposed by Messrs. Field
and Edmunds, aud rejected, la to So. Mr..
Field moved to reconsider, and lay this motion
on tho table, which was agreed to-
Adjourned.
i Monday, Oct. 80, 1854.
SENATE.-BiHs introduced and referred. BY
Mr.. French, to increase the salaries of Judges,
Supreme and Circuit, to $4,000 each to COM
mittee on Judiciary From the House, in ad-
diton to chap. 23 in relation to Highways and
bridges to committee on Roads.
Bill providing for building hospital for the
States Prison, was ordered to be engrossed and
read Sd time.
Resolution From the House, proposing a
Joint committee to consider and report a day for
the adjournment Of the General Assembly !;
read and passed.
The resolutions in relating to Railroads con-
nections, were called up Amendments by Mr..
Donison Withdrawn. Motion by Mr. Sergeant