Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-21

intercourse which has, day by day and hour
by hour, been uniting us more closely to-
gother IN the bonds Of friendship and true
brotherhood, bo ever fondly and sacrodly
cherished by each Of us, as one of the bright
and hallowed memories of the pas. through
she remaining years of a prosperous and
BY Mr.. Henderson. Resoiped, That the
thanks of this House are hereby rendered
to the Clerk and Assistant Clerks, for their
untlring industry, commendoblc fidelity and
devoted attention to the duties devolving up
on them in the discharge of their official
acts.
Which was adopted unanimously.
Tho House conCurrcd IN the amendment
OF the Senate 20 bill to incorporate the Pout-
ney Academy of Music.
Bus passed. TO restrain dogs and max
ing the owner liable for damages.
70 provide for the payment of the debts
of the late town of Sterling.
The House insisted on refusing to concur
with The Senate in the amendment to bill
increasing the salaries of Judges of the
Supreme Court, and to abolish the office of
Reporter.
The House toncurrce in the amendments
Of the Senate to the resolution relating to
the outrage committed on Charles Sumner
Resolution. Providing for a Joint Assem-
bly, to elect a reporter Of the Supreme Court.
Gu motion OF Mr.. Powers, the resolution
was laid on the table.
The llouse adhered to its disagreement
With the Senate as to the amendments to
resolution approving Of the course OF Hon.
Charles Sumner
The third reading Of the bill relating to
salaries and fees was refused.
The House refused to concur in the pro-
posed amendments Of the Senate to bill re-
lating to burial grounds.
The resolution relating TO the Probate
laws Of the State and also in relation to the
Homestead, were adopted.
The bill relating to the INDECENT poor IN
der twenty one years of age, was dismissed
The House concurred in the amendment
Of the Senate to bill to incorporate the Lynn
don Mills Company; also, to bill to incorpo.
rate the Bauleboro' Boot and Shoe manu-
featuring Company; also, to bill to provide
for tine payment of the several claims against
the South Royalton Bank.
The House concurrcd in the amendments
Of the Senate to bill relating to the duties
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porate the New England Gold Mining Com
pany.
The House refused to concur in the
amendment Of the Senate TO bill in relation
to the duties aud compensation Of County
Treasures.
Resolution by Mr.. Merrill, directing the
Sergeant-at-Arms to allow certain workmen
IN the House $500 per diem; adopted.
a.. Al.
members, and also for the relief Of Kansas,
were dismissed.
Dismissed Bills relating to the bringing
Of SUITS constituting act anneXng part of
Addison to Weybridge; relating TO dana
yes done by dogs
Mr. KmbaIl called up the report Of the
Committee on Claims, relating to Seigeant-
alarms, and Mr.. Hubbard moved that 1t be
printed IN the Journal Of the House agreed
TO.
Resolution. BY Mr. Powers, condemnng
the outrage committee on Charles Sumner,
AMI approving his speech adopted.
The House voted TO adhere 10 its disa-
greetng vote to the amendment to bill re-
lating to burial grounds; also To bill relat-
ing To salaries and fees.
Mr. Merrill called up the resolution for
joint Assembly to elect reporter Of the Su-
preme Court and II was adopted.
The bill providing for collecting taxes IN
the late town Of Sterling, was passed
Report. OF Select Committee, against
bill relative to County Courts in Franklin
County third reading refused.
OF the General Committee, against petit
ton to restore Lyman Titus to his legal
privileges leave to Withdraw.
OF the Committee on Claims, in favor Of
Senate bill to pay Henry Stevens passed.
The Senate came into JOINT assembly
TO elect Reporter.
Senator Underwood nominated George +.
Edmunds of Burlington, Mr.. Powers nom
mated William Weston of Burlington, Sen.
ator Field nominated Charles l. Williams, OF
Rutland and Mr.. KinbalI nominated Asa