Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-12
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Der the resolution of 1856, bill for the more
equal distribution among creditors of property
a''acfed on mcsne process. By committee on
educatlon' in favor Of bill to purchase the cab
met OF Natural Mistory of the late Zadock
thompson ordered TO a third reading unani-
mousiy' BY judiciary committee, a substitute
Oil In amendment of the homestead law IA
chancellor may order sale Of homestead, or the
Pufchase OF other interests by the holder where
'he homestead cannot be severed from other
property-also in case person interested is in
sane j ordered to third reading. By COM
mi''ee on military affairs, against amendment
10 act concerning the militia dismissed. By
committee Of Ways and means, bill in addition
70 act authorizing treasurer to borrow money
ior support of government; ordered to third
reading By Judiciary committe, bills relating
10 guardians and wards third reading ordered
aiso' to trespdss on the freehold, (ful costs to
oe awarded when justice certifes that the tres
pass was wilful and malicious ! ordered to o
third reading.
Engr0ssed BM-To pay Lucius Copeland,
passed
lhe amendments Of the Senate to bills incor-
porating the Fairlee Slate Company, and re-
laling to records of probate courts, were cen
CURED in
lhe Senate asked the House to return bill re-
p'ai'ng the act relating to the reference of ac-
tions; granted. \
Ihe House resumed consideration of the bill
f9F the support of the poor; dismissed.
Adjourned
Wednesday, Nov. 4.
SENATE.-The Senate, agreeably to Joint
resolution, repaired to the House of Represeu-
tatives, to elect Judges of the Supreme Court
and Railroad Commissioner and having re-
turned, adjourned
HoUsE.-Rep.ns.-By committee on educa-
tion' bill to incorporate Lamoile Central Acad-
envy ordered to third reading. BY commit
tee on elections, bills relative to election of
town representatives, [no vote to be received
alter the box is turned g and the civil au cbor-
lty have commenced to count the votes u with
an amendment striking out the words above
quoted Agreed TO, and bill ordered to third
reading. By committee on education. ol as
| sentlng to statute of Ethan Allen on the
monument at Burlington ordered to third
reading. BY committee on education. bill in
addition to act of 1855 in relation to the grand
list, (horso kind and neat stock owned ont of
the State to be assessed where kept in the State
on the first of April y ordered 10 third reading.
Resolution BY Mr. Harshorn of Lunep-
bursh, inslructing gene al committee to report
on the expedieney of requiring the Insane Asy-
lum to report annually the names and residence
OF all the patients, and the cause for which
they are detained in the Asylum adopted
EngrOssed dWs-Respectng guardians and
wards relating to the freehold, full costs to
plaintiff in case Of willful and malicious tres
pass j purchase cabinet of the late Zadock
Thompson; to prevent injury to domestic ami
mails by poison in addition to act authorizing
treasurer to borrow, (allowing interest to be
paid semi annualy;) in relation to fences ION
wild and unoccuped lands J severally passed.
MIR, Pierpoint of Rutland called up the bill
in relation to Bellows Falls Canal Company.
The Senate came in, and the Joint assembly
proceeded to elect Judges of the Supreme
Court.
BallOtfor Chief Justice.
Isaac f. Redheld, l29-eleeted.
Luke P Poland, lO5
Milo L. Bennett 8
Aze Peck,
). Pierpoint, |
For first assistant judge, Mr.. Bradley of
Brateboro' nominated Daniel Kellogg, Sena-
tor Hunton nominated Milo L. Bennett.
Milo l. Bennett l52-elected.
Daniel Kellogg, 4S
Luke 2. Poland, A
Scattering,
For second assistant Mr. Colby asked if
Judge lsham declines. Senator Burton said it
was understood that he is not Il candidate.
Senator Chittenden nominated Luke P. Po-
land, and he was elected unanimously.
For third assistant, Mr.. Stevens of St. AL
bans nominated Asa 0. Adds, Mr. Westover Of
Castleton nominated VIM. G. Kttredge Sen
ator Gleed and Mr.. Edmunds seconded Mr.,
Adds. Senator Wilson seconded Mr.. Kit
tredge.
A." o. Adds, l57-eleeted.
VIM. c. Kittredge, GA
Scattering.
For fourth assistant, Mr.. Woodbridge Of
Vergennes nominated John Pierpoint seconded
by Senator Royce Mr.. Westover Of Castleton
nominated VIM. G. Kittredge, seconded by
Senator Gregory. Mr. Root Of Bennington
nominated Robert Pierpoint
la ballot. I'd ballot.
John Pierpoint, Ill l2S-- elected.
VIM c. Kittredge, SO "a
Robert Pierpoint, % %
Scattering, 3 Q
For fifth assistant Mr.. Deane OF Cayendish
nominated Jamss Barrett seconded by Senator
Chittenden Mr.. Warren of Ca lais nominated
Ferrand F, Merrill, seconded by Mr.. Marsh
of Brandon Mr.. Little of Coriuth nominated
Timothy P Redfeld
James Barrett, l3S--eleeted
f F. Merrill, s8 81
Timothy P Red6eld, l9
Scattering,
For Railroad Commissioner, Senator Chitten-
den nominated Geo. P. Marsh of Burlington,
seconded by Mr., Edmunds Of Burlington. Mr.
Baxter Of Highgate nominated j. C. Tibbets
Of Sutton, seconded by MIR. Little of Corinth.
Mr., Chamberlin Of Craltsbury nominated John
Colby of IIartland