Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-11-27

Bills passed In addition to chapter "a of al
. S, relating to the duties of the bank com I'll
missioner. To incorporate the Jacksonville tr
Cemetery Association. Adj. al
AFTERNOON ,
SENATE House bill relating to the treasury II
If school districts passed -:
Kansas Affairs. II 7,
After full debate on the House bill on this u
subject, by Messrs. Pierpoirt, Underwood, Royce y
Hoichkiss and llunton, on motion Of Mr.. Pier !,
point, substitute was adopted, 26 to 0, and q
%, noes 2, to wit, Messrs Cahoon u
and Reynolds. The substitute appropriates not
exceeding $50 900 to be used in the discretion IL
of the Governor, and on conditions o'yiatng OBJ. d
ieclions to the House BILL VI
Resolutions Authorizing the Governor to
purchase the Cabinet of the late Zadock Thomp- .
son. and draw an order on the Treasurer of the p
State to pay for the same adopted
Communication from the Governor was T.
received, making appointments for the Board OF
Education and the Senate went into execu tive 1
session, to confirm the same
The gentlemen appointed were
Rev. Calvin Pcase, ID. D..
Burlington
Hon. Thomas Z. Powers, N. D.,
Woodstock
j. Dorr Bradley, Esq,
Brattleboro.
HOUSE. Bill relating to the communication of
judicial sentences by the General Assembly, Il
passed; Bin rehting to the Lamolle Plank
Road Company, was rejected; Bill regulating
the exhibition olcrcuses also substitute, re-
latng to the exhibitions of extraordinary feats
OF trained animals; rejected. Adjourned.
Tuesday Evening, Nov II.
| Tho I'd ofI |
fixing the time for the redemption of bills of
Banks whose charters have expired was refused.
Bill to incorporate the Berlin Mills R. r.
Co., the third reading was refused
House bill relating to the repairing of high
ways and bridges passed. House bill to pre-
vent distractions by freight cars not in motion
passed House bill to provide for tie sale of
pure and unadu liberated liquors third reading
rellsgd.
Bill increasing the salary of the Supreme and
Circuit Judges, and abolishing the office OF Re-
porter; passed
Resolution. By Mr.. Gregory that the thanks
of the Senate are hereby presented to the Hon.
JAMES NJ, SLADE for the prompt, able and imp r
tial manner in which he has discharged the res
pousible duties of the presiding officer of the
Sena-o during the present session which was
adopted unanimously
Whereupon the lIoa. Prerident responded
briefly and appropriately.
Bill to provide ror the expenses Of government
of the State /; passed Bill to incorporate the
jacksonville Cemetery Association passed.
Bill relating to the duties of Bank commits,
sioner; third reading refused.
Tho report Of the Committee on Claims, up
on the account of the Sergeant-at-A Arms, wasac-
cepted.
The Senate refused to recede from their
salary OF the Supreme and Circuit Judges.
BWpassed. TO protect Court-houses, Town
houses &c, from injury.
reports. -By>Mr. Wilson for committee on
claims, that they have examined the account of
the auditor of accounts, and approve the same.
Bill providing for the payment of the debts
'i the late town of Sterling third reading re-
fused
Resolut'on. By Mr.. Cahoon that the thanks
Of the Senate are hereby rendered to the Secre-
tary and Assistant Secretary of this body for
their industry, fidelity and devoted attention to
the various duties devolving upon them in the
discharge of their official trusts,
Adopted unanimously.
JolM Resolution. For Joint Assembly at 20
minutes to o clock on Wednesday morning,
to eecta reporter of Decisions of Supreme
Court; adopted
The President announced the hour for the
meeting of the Joint assembly, and the Senate
repaired to the House of Representatives.
On motion OF. Mr. Warner, message was sent
to the Governor to inform him that the business
of the Senate had been completed, and like
message to the House, and on receiving like
message the Senate was adjourned sine die at
IL o clock. " edncsday morning
House. Bills Introduced. v Mr. Stacy, ma
king provision for the support Of government
passed,
The bill in addition to chapter &c Of COM
piled statutes, entitled railroads, was dismissed.
Bill relating to the duties of State Treasurer;
passage refused.
OF the committee on the Library, showing
great negligence on the part Of those formerly
having that department in charge.
Bill in relation to mill owners, and to settle
the rights of water between mill owners and
others, was dismissed.
Senate bill amending an act relating to the
prohibitory liquor law was passed.
Bill relating to the Judiciary was passed !;
Bill relating to common sellers of intoxicating
liquors passed.
Bill relating to the animal report of the Rail-
road Commissioner passed Bill to incorporate
the Windham Co. Topographic Company pass
ed Bill fixing the time for holding the County
Courts in the Counties ef Lamoile, Orleans
Caledonia, Essex and Windsor Counties third
reading refused.
The House proceeded to consider the proposed
, amendments OF the Senate to bill for the relief
of the suffering in Kansas concurred in
Resolution Of tharkS.-By Mr. Cheney That
!, the thanks of the House are hereby rendered to
the Hon George w. Grandey Speaker of the
House, for the ability dignity, snayity and
impartalty with which he has performed the
various duties of the Chair during the present
session.
Which was adopted unanimously.
To which the Speaker responded in the fol-
5 loving terms:
Gentlemen Il acknowledge with emotions Of
= profound and grateful sensibity this generous
and factoring assurance of your appreciation.
The complimentary terms of the resolution
offered by the gentleman from Barnard respon-
, ded to as it has been, by the hearty and unan
imous voice of the House might reasonably awa-
. ken feelings of gratitude and thankluness too
deep 10 find expression in any words which can
at this moment COMMAND receive this last
friendly token Of your approval, as one of Il Sc
ries Of courteous and kindly manifestations OF
good will, extended to me daily and hourly du.
ring the active and laborious session which is
now drawing to II close
: Your uniform kindness and your liberal cour-
. tesy towards me have rendered my position both
easy and agreeable. and made the performance
of my duty, as yonr presiding officer tar less
difficult and embarrassing than ever ventured
to anticipate.
: The cordial and friendly feeling you have SO
uniformly manifested, has inspired me with the
deepest sense of personal obligation to all the
: members and officers Of this House, and AS
sure you, gentlemen, that this final verdict of
your approval of the manner in which have ex.
ted thn trnst cnnEl. Il 81. III