Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-12

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counting. and moved to dismiss. Rejected, and
tho bill was passed.
In relation to location of school-bouses, (se-l
lect men may locate, and owner OF land may
appeal as in case OF damages for highways ii
Relating to certificates of stock in corporations,
Ito supply lost certifeates.) In relation to
trustees of railroads, ITO be elected Annually by
mortgages lu relation to the grand list,
ION assessment OF neat stock owned out OF the
State ;)-severaIly passed.
The House resumed consideration OF the bill
relating to Bellows Falls Canal Company.
After discussion made the special order for
TO morrow morning f'a
bill to incorporate Waterford institute, ard it
was ordered to a third reading
Reporis.-By committee ON claims, against
petition of Jed P. Ladd dismissed. Bills to
pay j. M. Mott $7676. WIN R Shafter $l5,-
%, Senate bill 70 pay A. B. Collins ordered
to third reading. Against bill to pay James
Iioughton and Calvin G Cook rejected.
BY Judiciary committee, bill relating to col
lection Of demands in favor Of the State
third reading ordered. Bill to exempt musical
instruments used in families, from attachment
Mr.. Colby wanted limitation ~ to the value
of the instrument. Mr.. Woodbridge would
not make distinction that it is not made as to
other household furniture; music is to he en-
Outraged as one OF the cheapest blessings of
the family. Mr.. Maxfeld thought the milk of
the second cow would be a greater bless ng tn n
poor family. daughter J Mr.. Iiebard OBJ
that the House has refused to exempt yoke
of oxen The third reading was refused-ayes
As, nays 90.
BY committee on townli lines, against bill to
divide the town of Somerset laid on the table.
Mr.. Weber moved to reconsider bill relating
to election Of town representatives, believing
that the five minutes notice proviso may be so
construed as to permit the box to BE- turned SO
: early as to exclude voters.
Mr. Colby said the law fixes the time on the
!, first ballot and requires reasonable time on
all other ballots.
MIR. Marsh of Brandon said if real remedy
is to be had, it must be by fixing time for the
ballots subsequent to the first, well Us to the
first ConstabIes may treat this bill as giving
, them discretion they may abuse
Mr.. Edison of Mendon would give the ciyi
{, authority the right to direct when the box shall
y be turned on subsequent ballots
= Mr.. Bradley of Brattleboro' said the time
!, cannot he fixed by statute as some towns hav
> 1000 population and others only TO- Their,
;. must be discretion somewhere. The bill onl
affects the closing of the ballot
% MIR. Martin OF Chelsea opposed reconsidera
= tion-the bill is Il good one to fix uniform
J. rule for closing the baIlotings, and cut off ca
:, SEES such have risen often, and one this veal
- Mr.. Bascom suggested that it may be as we
y to reconsider all bills, and discuss them owe
again, as To reconsider this bill
>, Mr.. Weber withdrew his motion. Adj.
) AFTERNOON.
[. SENATE.-The bill authorizing the Governc
j. to purchase the cabinet of the late Zaduc
e. Thompson was taken up
Reports From judiciary committee, in fl
he vor of bill to expedite the proceedings in char
a. Gerry in regard to the trustees Of railroad NOR
r. cages ordered to third reading. BY Mr. wi
son, from the general committee, in favor
d, bill relating to duties of surveyors ordered
n, third reading. By Mr. Gregory, from commi
r, tee on agriculture, adversely to bill relating
n the inspection of hops; ordered to ic
to Resohton.-by Mr.. Gleed, requesting tt
President to appoint Il. committee of seven
.to report Plan by which the times for holdil
81, county courts may be systematized adopted.
IS The Senate resumed consideration of the b
,ol to repeal an act providing for the reference
la' cases
~, The discussion of the bin occupied t
'ss greater part of the forenoon, when Mr. Gre
s La Dry called for the yeas and nays ON the thi
"o reading of the bill and they were as follow
~, Yeas-Messrs. Barber, Bates, Burton, B,
nv Ter, Cahoon, Chittendcn, Dwight, Field JON
'b Perry, Pierpoint, Reynolds, Royce. SanIor
"" Wead-l5.
40 Nays-Messrs. Cole, Davis. Gleed Hate
IL llunton, Hutchinson, Marsh Raymond, Walk
IT, Wires, Wilson, Wright-l3
u. no And the bill was read the third time II
W. passed.
Mr. Butler moved 10 reconsider the vote il
:. taken, and the vot: being taken the Senate
IN fused to reconsider the vote by which the
Dry was passed
The Chair announced as Il select commit
ing to report some plan to systematize the times
holding the County Courts :-Messrs Gle
lch Chittenden, Royce, Burton, Butler, Hunt,
M aboon. Adjourned.
HoUsE.-Prirate Bub.-By Mr. Beaman
=. Poultney, extending charter of Bank of Pou
al uey to Jst Of January, 1859, to committee
ent banks
to Public Bas-By Mr. Doane of Searsbur,
pt in addition to act Of 1855, relating to Ora
an List Con assessing hides, &C., By Mr.. De;
the Of Cavendish, in alteration of and addition
eo' chapter 81 Of compiled statutes, Foreign
I'LL not 10 be licensed as pediers, and fixing feel
'ers $3.50 for patent medicines.)
OF Reports BY committee on land taxes, UNI
the imorsy against petition TO exempt certain
oil lands from taxation, and they had leave
. withdraw. By judiciary committee, bill
ing amend chapter &c OF compiled statutes, rea
ny to marriage, (repealing section on publ
..,nS mdnt, and In cases Of minors, consent of
" MI rents or guardians is required, or eight d
Ier- notice to be posted) The provision as to
!, nors was stricken out, leaving that part Of
'he law unchanged; ordered to third reading
By select committee on financial affairs, /
t'o no measure has been agreed upon by the C,
'"e mlttee : but the committee presented for con
OF Grafton IA bill relating to banks, believing ba
temporarily from the penalty Of suspend
'o'' specie payments, but requiring returns e
' .pe week of the condition of the banks. and MOI
he y statements thereof to be published
j BY Judiciary committee against bill TO aho
y " capital punishment and substitute impri
ar', men, for life; rejected. Against bill rula
2 " TO trustees, (no member OF the Legislature
lier, nars,n ,ttrni;ny il suh;ect tn trnss,. nr,,
'or rejected. Bill relating to dispositions. v
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ROM Of deposition by adverse party, and slril
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