Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-22

were unanimously adopted
Mr.. Pierpout moved to reconsider the bill
relating 10 Mortgages by Railroads, Be, agreed
to-, and the bill was recommilied to Mr.. Pier.
point for amendment
The junt resolutions, touching the outrage
upoi the person of the Hon Charles Sumner.
we're vlriously amended and adopled--ayes 90
mes o.
Upon the Resolution onquiing as 10 the pro-
prieiy of a dissolution Of partnership with Hen.
~ Stevens, recommending the adoption Of the
following joint resolution
Rcsoirod, Tnat The Sergeani.at-arm Secre.
tary Of State, State Librarian, and Assistant
Librarian are hereby directed not to allow Hen.
ry Stevens Of Barnet to carry away any houks,
papers. or documents from the State House.
unul such times as the State of Vermont and
he said Henry Stevens shall make full sell
ilemcni Of all the matters in controversy adop-
led.
In tho House the report Of the Committee
on Claims relating to the Serreantat.A
accounts, was considered. A fidaviis from ] .
p. kidder, G. w. Clark and A. w. Diekey
denying that any paper or stationary had at any
time heen procured by them al the expense Of
the Stale. were presented. Mr. kntrcdee ex-
pressed his confidence in the utter Rroundcss-
ness of the charge implicaling Gov Rubinsnn
Mr. Hutchinson felt convinced that the accuse
tons against Mr. G. II. Hayden were false
The report was re-commiiied to the committee
on Claims.
or the Committee on Elections. 10 favor Of
the romonsirance Of r. w. Eaton and others
against-,hc election Of II Converse as a aem-
Der from the Town Of Addison, with rcsolu.
ton that the said Converse was not duly elect
Ell Representatives from the town Of Addison,
aud is not chiiled To a scat in The House. On
muriof Of Mr.. Merrill, the report and resolu.
iion was ordered 10 lie
Bin passed-Rea,ing to assurances on lives
for the benefit Of married women and other per-
sons.
The House resumed consideration Of bill for
The relief ol citizens Of Vermont. and the suffer.
ing poor in Kansas Mr. Merrill moved to
amend BY striking Out in the first section the
words lin the territory OF Kansas, and insert
ing The words who may be in the territory of
Kansas, or who may be on their way thilher
for the purpose Of making settlement or invest
ment therein !" agreed to.
Mr. Merrill moved To further amend the bill
for the relief Of the suffering poor in Kansas,
by striking out the words "fye thousand dol
lars and inserting the words Twenty thous-
and dollars !" supported by Messrs. Merll,
Rlnslow, Hubbard, Stevens OF Fast Mon,pe
lier, and Stacy opposed by Nc. Kitredge.
The ayes and nays being demanded on the
adoption Of the amendment were taken and
we've as follows;--ayes l2f, nays 60.
And the bill was passed.
The bill providing for the trial OF causes
when the Judge or Chancellor may be incapac
lialed from any cause from performing his do
~, was read the third time.
Tho ayes and nays being demanded on the
passage of the bill were taken, and were as fol
lows ayes 90, nays 81.
The Speaker announced the following gen
Ilemen to make up the deben,ures Of members /:
Messrs. Cole Of SALISBURY, Bayatd Of Peru.
Ballou Of Marlboro, Plympton Of wardsboro',
Aldrlch Of Weahers6eId, Leayens Of West
Windsor. Copeland OF Middleiown, Lille Of
Tinmou,h, Weeks Of Salisbury, Saycs of Lei
'CSAtif " dAStH VI AopSndil, AlAuutfldln III
Brookfeld, Bascom Of Milton, Cotton Of Boil
ton, Perry of Plam6eld Carlton Of Marshfeld
Somers OF Ryega,e, Blake Of Sutton, Hill Of
Concord. Beauie Of Maidstone Braley Of West
field, Hall of Holland, larlshorn of Water
willie, Grout of Fillmore, Brigham Of Bakers
field, Ulord of Fairfax, Mott of Alburgh. lib
bard Of North Hero. Adj.
Tn. btII rnlatfuu 10 tho Hnmouta.t ,vas IA.
III, nays 40.
Saturday, Nov u.s.
nj the SENATE, number Of House bills were
referred to appropriate committees.
The House bill relating to insurance on lives
for the benefit of married women and othor per-
sons, with amendments concurred in aud the
bill passed.
Joint Resolution. the Governor be in
sirucied To appoint one efficient person 10 act
conformity with the Librarian to collec, all books
and property belonging to the State Library,
classify the same, prepare catalogue aud re-
port to the NEXT Legislature their aciiun in full
together wiih such recommendations of repairs,
purchases, aud regulations for the future gov
eminent Of the Library as 10 III I'm seem suiIi-
cient; which was adopted.
Ia the llUusF resolution moved By Mr.
Henderson, that the Clerk copy into the Joar-
nal Of the Horse, the mileage Of the members
Of the Legislature, was adopted.
BIS Pass'd.-ro construe the Homestead
in reference To the estates of deceased persons
limiting the time when the notes of Banks,
whose charters have expired, and to be presen-
al r,r FIR