Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-26

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After the declaration of the 4th ballot, Sena-
tor Allen nominated Chalon F. Davoy, of Bur-
lington; and on motion of Mr. Field, the joint
Assembly adjourned to 10 A. NJ, on Thursday
next. The Senate withdrew and the House ad-
journed
AFTERNOON.
SENATK.-Petitions.-By Mr.. Hollister, of j.
S. Spaulding and others of Barre, and of W.
H. H. Richardson and others of East Montpelie,
severally praying for the establishment of a
Board of Education referred to committee on
Education. By Mr.. Paige, of Q. H. Butler
and others in Stowe, praying for Bank Hyde
part referred to committee on Banks.
Mr.. Warner, Senator elect from the county
of Addison, appeared in the Senate, was duly
qualified and took his seat
Resolution introduced and referred.-By Mr..
Allen, proposing reference of the General
Banking law to select committee, to enquire
and report whether the same ought to be amend
ed
Message from the House, that the joint reso-
luton for the choice of Judges on Thursday
next is concurred in and that the House have
passed joint resolution for a joint assembly on
the 18th instant at 10 A. NJ, to receive and act
upon the report of the committee to canvass
the certificates of votes for county and probate
officers, in which the Senate concurred.
Adjourned.
HousE.-Petitions Refered-0f Ira Kindall
and others of Woodstock for a new town, to
members of Windsor County of Geo. Eddy,
E. d. Putnam, Alfred p Hicks, Wm. Girls
void, Truman Moody and others, to committee
on Banks.
The Speaker appointed Mr.. Beckwith of
Middlcbury, chairman Of the committee on
Roads, in place of Mr. Field of Newf.ne, ex-
cused.
Bills introduced.-By Mr.. Constantine, rcla-
ting to school taxes to committee on printing !;
by Mr., Dodge, toincorporate the Pleasant Ridge
Cemetery Association in Thetford, to General
Committee; by Mr. Hazetine, to pay J. B.
Dixie, to committee on Claims; by Mr.. Ed
munds, cedeing to the U. S. exclusive jurisdic-
ton over certain sites for lighthouses, custom
houses and court-houses, to Judiciary committee;
by Mr.. Woodwork, to pay F. v Randall $40,
to committee on Claims by Mr.. Washburn, in
amendment of "a 65 C. s., of the homestead
to committee on Printing; by Mr.. Smith of
Williston, repeating the act of 1853 relating to
pounds, estrays, and lost goods, to committee on
Printing by Mr.: Page, to remove sundry OBJ
structions from the Otter Creek, and it's tributa-
ries in Rutland county, to committee on manu-
factures; by Mr.. Field, to incorporate the Wan
tastiquet bank, to committee on banks.
Resolution. By Mr. Judevine, declaring that
our delegation in Congress are bound to use
early and wise measures to secure the uncondi.
tional repeal of the fugitive slave law. Refert
red, on motion of Mr. Edmunds, to the sclsc-
committee on slavery.
References Resolutions on slavery, to the
select committee on that subject.
! To Judiciary Committee. Bills to prevent
overissue of capital stock of corporations; in
addition to c. 81 c. s., relating to actions
brought before a justice of the peace; fixing
time of annual meeting of volunteer Engine
Co., Burlington, with petition on the same sub
ject.
To Ways and Means. Bill relating to the
bank shares of non residents.
To General Committee. Bill to instruct
fence viewers in their office and duty.
To Committee on Roads Memorial Of
Sandbar Bridge Co.
Adjourned.
Wednesday, Oct. Is,
SrNATk.-PetitOns.- Mr.. Hyde, of R. W
Clark and Others of Windham County, and by
Mr.. Green, of E. P. Walton, Jr, and Others Of
Washington County, for Board of Education;
all referred to the committee on education. BY
Mr. HYDE, of Bellows Falls Canal Company,
praying for relief; to committee on roads.
Bills introduced aud referred. By Mr.. Jones
relating to distribution of Auditors Reports tt
school districts; read the first and second time
and referred to the committee on tho judiciary
By Mr.. Paige, repeating pent high ways, sec
tions and 10, of chapter %; referred to com
mittee on roads, By Mr.. Farnsworth, to estab
lish Fairfax Bank; read the first and secon,
time, and referred to the committee on banks.
The following committees were announced b
the President:
Select committee on the repeal of the Mis-
souri, Compromise, Messrs. Allen, Benedict Wal
Rer.
On the select COMMITTEES 10 whom was referrs