Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-15

Rutland, Zone cent on Che dollar, for complet
ing the county jail) on motion OF Mr.. Calhoun,
+. referred to the Senators from Rutland County.
on molten of Mr. Marsh, 90 much of the
uovetaor's Message relating to Railros Ids was
referred to the committee on roads.
Resolutions Mt. Jones. referring so
n much ct the Governors Message as relates to
Danks to committee on banks; adopted
ny Mr.. Jones, referring so much of the Gov
ernor Message as relates to the late decision
OF the Y. s. Supreme Court ia tha case of
adopted.
On motiOa of Mr.. Field, SO much of the
Governors Message as relates to the subject of
Education was referred to committee on educa-
tioa.
VA motion of Mr.. Cahoon, 50 muc Oh Of the
Governors Message as relates to the NJ ilitia was
referred to the committee on military affairs.
On motion of MIR. Sanford SO mech OF the
Governors Message relating 10 Agriculture was
referred to committee on agriculture. Adj.
HousE-The Sergeant alarms reported the
following list of officers, which was confirmed
by the Speaker:
| FRANCIS Z. BATCHELDER, Door Keeper.
GILMAN u. DoDcE, Assistant Door Keeper.
SAMUEL l. Thomson, I
S T4ssss J. o'f s,'ssr' ''' Messenger.
| JOHN W. NoRroN,
B,As iatrodxced.-By Mr. Marsh of Brandon.
repeating act of 1856, relating TO the Judiciary.
Mr.. M said he introduced this bill in defer.
ence 70 the wishes OF many persons in Rutland
county, aad he dsdf it at this early period in
order to give opportunity for action previous to
the election OF judges.
The bill was referred to the Judiciary COM
plittee. .ps.-
BY Mr.. Loveiand of Huntington, to enlarge
Jurisdiction Of Justices Of the peace in civil
cases (where the demand does not exceed $lOO;)
to committee on printing.
BY Mr.. Colby of Hartland, in amendment of
the act creating home'itead husband may
alenate without consent of the wife on giving
, security to reinsest the money received in an
other homestead within this State y to commit
tee on priating.
BY MI. Whitney of Tunbrdge, altering the
names OF certain PERSONS; to general committee.
BY Mr.. Hid Of Concord, to annex town of
Concord to Caledonia county to select COM
mittee of fve-
By Me-. Brdgman of Rockingham, altering
the namelof Joseph Rogers and constituting him
heic-at,law Of Moses Read to general commit
tee.
| by Mr., Tals Of Starksboro', providing for
the manufacture of pure and unadnltcrated
liquors; {Ceuaty Commissioners to appoint an
agent in each county to manufacture or provide
pure liquors Tor town agents at a price not ex-
ceediDg7 per cent above actual cost, and pro-
viding fines foe furnishing or selling impure H.
quors y referred to committee on printing
By Nr, Merrill of Montpelier, in amendment
i of act Incorporating the Union Quarry ing and
Mining Company in Vermont; to committee
on corporations.
BY Mc. i.oveland of Huntington, to prohibit
cattle from running at large on grounds laid
out for tOwn-houses, school houses and churches;
to com,nttee on Printing.
BY Mr.. Wiley OF Weston, altering name of
Flea Hodge and constituting her heir -at.law
OF Henry and Harriet York; to general COM
aittee
By Mr.. Edison OF Mendon. restoring Jere.
miah Downey to his legal rights and privileges
to general committee.
By Mr. Kimbal Of Putney, to incorporate
Mount Pleasant Cemetery Association in Put
ney; to general committee.
By Mr. Taft of Starksboro', relating to the
tender of money, Current Vetmont bills, crcu-
lating at par, to be legal tender; to committee
on printing.
BY Mr.. Merrill of Montpelier, to exempt
public highways from the operation of the
statute of limitations to committee on print
ing
On motion of Mr.. Marsh of Brandon, the Sc
leet committee on Slavery, &c., was increased
from five to seven members.
The Speaker announced the following
q Standing Committees of the House.
On Bis-Messrs Rounds OF Chester and
Scott OF Cabot, of the House.
On the Llbrary-Messrs. Chamberlin of Crafts
bury. Bridgeman OF Rockingham and Brooks of
Stamford, Of the House.
f Ways and Means-Messrs. Pierpoint, Root,
Webber, Little, Riddle
). Military AHairs-Messrs, Lewis, Allen, Bur
a dett, Waite. Kelum.
!. On the Judlciary-Messrs. Merrill, Bradley,
Pierpoint, Woodbridge, Deane of Cavendish
n On observation-disclosures. Woodbridge. Cham
n berlin, Stevens of ST.. Adams, Randall, Need
ham.
On Claims-Messrs Beaman, Bridgman,
n Copeland, Weeks Stevens of Richmond.
d On Roads-Messrs. Stewart Merrill of st.
Johnsbury, Burton, Chapman, Baxter.
a On Banks Messrs. Martin, Meacbam, Wads
q worth, " hite, Frost.
5. On Manufaclures-Messrs. Harding, Baker
Woolson, Bush, Smith of Newark.
On Agriculture-Messrs. Fish, Post, Brig
r. ham, Atwood, Hubbard of Guidhall
# On Land Taxes essrs. Pollard, Reed, Jos
70 Ign, Dow, Carpenter
10 make up the Grand List--Messrs. Coch
10 rane, Brooks, Hunt, Howe, Smith OF Ludlow
I'd Baldwin, Haselton, Loveland, Darling, Mack
Chase. Smith of Newark, Cummings, Beattie
IN Uford, Blaisdell, Mott, Griffith, Robinson, Hem
G. inway, Martin of Williamstown, George, Row
off ell, Sawyer Walker, Holmes, Prindle Hollister
Id General Committee-Messrs. Marsh, Bacon
Butterfeld, Aldrich, Stone. Dyer, Tibbetts
ct Kneeland, Laid, Hyde, Ferrin, kenfrew, Baker
nd Smith of Waterbury.
he Distributing Committee Bayard
at Mather, Wiley Reed, Bristol, Sanbo-n, Wa
N. ter, W ellis, Griffith, Ingalls,, Maxfeld, Bartlett
&C. Derby, Crossett.
On the State Prison-Messrs Dean of Ora
he ton, Smith of Barre, Olmstead Paul, Weeks.
at On Revison-Messrs. Beaman, Hunt, Scot
nv On Corporations-M essrs. White OF Vast
he ington. Green, Fisk Bascom, Fish of Derby
On Town Lnes-Messrs. Colby, Strickland
of uartshorn, Rich. Smith of Newark
ma On Mileage and observation-disclosures. Hui
for bard of Stockbrldge, Bacon, Flint, Tracy %
!amer, jenkins, Blodgett, Durkee, Mott, Grou
Hebard, Smith of Greensboro, Pitts, Clark.
Ter Adjourned.
nd ArrERNooN' -,
SENATE Wead called up the bill rel
nm ting to Railroad Commissioners, and it W
ED passed
Mr.. Marsh, from committee on rules, report
The in favor OF rules of 1856; adopted.
md Resolution. By Mr.. Gregory. appointing
committee OF three, to take into consderati
on. 40 much Of the Governors Message as relates
lies the subject of Slavery aud affairs in Kansa
on adopted, and Messrs. Gregory, Walker a
the Bates were appointed said Committee. BY \
Ba ties. referring so much of the Governo