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

be placed in the hands Of his Excelency the /
Governor, to be by him appropriated to The |
relief Of the suffering poor in Kansrs.'--
Supported by Messrs. Cheney and Powers, /
md opposed by Messrs Deane, Merrill and /
Wallace. The ayes ard nays being de-
manded on the adoption Of the az endmcnt,
were-Nyos -, nays 93
Mr. Kimbal moved that the resolution be
dismissed Ayes, ia, Nays. ~.
A message was received from the Gov
ernor announcing TO the House that he with
held his signature to bill for the preservation
of fish in 'rllden poud. The ayes and nays
on the passage of the bill we're as follows
Ayes, 3. Nays, l65
Joint Resolution. BY Mr.. Kimball, direct
ing the Goxernor to draw on the State trea-
surer for the amount Of 800 as gratuily to
pay the expenses Of the lroquos Indians in
cidcnt to their attendance on the session Of
the Legislature to prosecute their claims
against the State. The resolution was re-
jccted. Adjourned.
Monday Evening.
SENATE.
Mr. Converse called up the Joint resou-
ton relating 10 Henry Stevens. On motion
Of Mr.. Convorse,the amendment Of the House
was amended and concurred in.
Blu passed In amendment Of act to pro-
hibit the traffic in intoxicating liquors for the
purpose Of drinking.
Relating to common sellers Of intoxica-
ting liquors
Several House bills were REFERRED ana
will be noted in the reports Of committees.
Reports. BY Mr.. Warner, for the com
mlttee on Finance, IN favor Of the House
bill ccding to the United States exclusive
Jurisdiction over lands IN Rutland and Wind
sor, for the purpose OF building CouTthouses
and Postoilices passed.
BY Mr. Burton, for the committee on Roads,
in favor Of House bull relating to the np-
pointment and duties OF Railroad Commits
sloner; passed.
BY Mr.. Field, for the general committee
in favor Of House bill relating to auction
GERS passed.
by Mr. Barber, for the general committee.
IN favor of House bill for the preservation Of
fish IN Wells aud Gilmore Ponds passed.
BY Mr. Blake, for the committee ON Man
uiactures IN favor of House bills to moor
poraic the Montpelier and Mortified Acquc
duct Companies pissed.
On motion of Mt PIerpoint the Senate
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Stacy called mp bill in relation to the
Homestead; the bill was supported by Mr.
Merrill, and opposed by Mr. Kluredge, and
the thlrd reading wa refused.
Several Senate bills we're referred, which
will be noted IN the reports.
Reports OF the Committee Of Ways
and Means bdl To protect public property IN
the trc0surers oftice ordered to third
reading.
Against resolutions for the binding certain
papers and public documents and rejected.
On duties and compensation Of the Ser
eenut-at-Arms and assistants and against
bill relating to listers severllly rejected
OF Select Committee, substitute for bin
for the payment of the debts of the late
town of Stirling; laid on die table.
Of the Committee on Claims, bill author |
lzing the Auditor OF Accounts TO allow, and I.
the State Treasurer to pay, the account of
Augustus Young; passed
Oi the Committee on Corporations, against
Dill IN addition to chap 81 of C. s., relating
10 private corporations; and on motion OF
Mr. kmball, the bill was dismissed.
or the Committee Of Ways and Means.
against bill IN alteration Of aud amendment
he State rejected.
OF the Committee on Roads, in favor Of
senate blIl relating 10 mortgages by r. R.
companies; passed.
or the Committee on Education. in favor I
y OIL relating to treasurers Of school DIST
lets ordered to third reading.
Of the Committee on Claims. n0,inst :
u TO pay Cyrus Bryant third reading /
4
Of the Committee of Ways aud Means. IL
favor Of bill amending chmp. no, relating NJ
salaries and fees, and the btl was land on tn
@ table. b,
OF the Committee on Judiciary. against az
I To restrict the right of repeal from Jus ~
g N the Peace, and the third reading of
3 bill was refused. pu
or the COMMITTEE on Banks, against ~
mate bill relating TO Savings Bank, aud ur
e third reading was refused
The second reading OF the bill relating to NJ
g Supreme Court aud wuts of error IN
imnal cases was refused al
OF the Judiciary Committee, against bill
,hung 10 Union Stores dismissed r,
OF the judiciary Committee, IN favor of o
lll for the relief OF the INDECENT poor under e
years of age, with amendments.
The lhtTd reading of bill relating 10 the
rand list, was refused.
The third reading of the bill enarging the
urIsdlcton OF Jusuces Of the Peace, was
rfused
Resolutions. By Mr.. Cotton, iustructina
he COMMITTEE on debcnlures, To report TO
he House tomorrow morning, tn c mileage
claimed by members; adopted.
BY MIR Grout that the yeas and nays be
called ~ each House, and all who respond
yea shall leave with the clerk or secretary
thereof ! 100, which shall be placed in the
hands Of the Governor for the use and bene
iii OF the suffering poor from Vermont in
Kansas; Provided nevertheless, that # two
thirds Of both Houses shall not respond gCS
those 50 voting shall be excused from the
payment of the SAID SUN of $500 as afDre-
said. On motion Of Mr.. Merrill, the resO-
luton was laid on the table
Mr.. kimhall called up the bill for the pro-
motion OF Agriculture; supported by Mcssrs
Kimball and Powers, aud ordered to third
reading, ! Ia to 60.
Bus passed To survey and establish the
line between TO towns of Addison and Wev.
bridge. To protect public property in the
Ireasurer's Office. Relat0g to Auclioneers
To incorporate the Montpelier andNorthheld
Acqueduct Companies The bill repeating
secs 3, q and Of c. 66 c. s., entitled mar
rlagcs, was discussed at length aud rejected;
l3l To Al. Providing for the sales of pure
aud unaduterated liquors Relating to as
socallons for the promotion Of Agriculture,
Horticulture, Manufactures, Household and
Mechanics Arts
Exempting highways from the operation
of the statute Of Limitation. Relating to
the lTeasurers Of school districts.
Mr.. Merrill called up bill for the preser-
Walton OF fish, and 1t was rejected.
No quorum being present, the House
Adjourned
TUESDAY, Nov lS.
SENATE
Prayer by the Chaplain
JOINT resolution 10 suspend the lith
Joint rule, providing that no bill that shall
have passed one House shall be sent to the
other Tor concurrence on the last two DAYS of
the session :; adopted.
Mr.. Underwood presented the remon.