Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-02


north brlncl Of Onion River; passed.
Mr.. Nicholson called up the joint resolutions
'up,a Slavery and the Supreme Court decision
in the case Of bred Scott
MIR. Clarke moved that the resolutions be
taken up separately.
The hrsu and second resolutions ere adopted
Mr.. Gleed moved that tho vote b. taken on
to l0 Inclusive, and they were adopted % to f.
Mr. French of Windsor moved to amend the
llth resolution by striking cut all relating to
the election of judges Of the United States Sd
preme Court by the people, and limiting their
term OF Office, nc. and the two resolutions
thus amended were agreed to.
Mr.. Everts moved to strike out of the 18th
resolution the provision for sending the report
OF the Committee to Congress, Sc. adopted
BtHs passed.-To incorporate the Antigua
ran Society; in amendment of tbs charter of
the Lamole Plank Road Company; to pay
Chadler Platt $5o.73; Hous. bill for tue relief
OF Lovina Monroe.
House bill to pay off the debts Of the late
town Of Stariings to repeal an act to provide
condensed edition of the Verasnt Reports
altering the nan IS Of certain p9rs ans; t. paw
Harvey Webster, g. 5. Hew,5t, w. LII. Hsusts,
and Amos A. Brown
To incorporate Chelsea 4 Tunbridgo Tele-
graph Company, and st. Joansbury Acld my
OF Music; altering the name of Geo w. How
ard &c.
House hilas to ne,rprat Coventry Academy
to pay fhsaAs W. sillsway; to secure freedom
to all persons in this State, with amendnent.)
The Char took up the bill to amend act TO
prevent the traffic ia Intoxicating liquors for
the purpose of drinking passed.
Bill In addition to the several acts relating to
the Militia.
House bill to incorporate the village of Brad
ford.
70 pay Elipaalet Hewitt S6l2,7o for granite
used ia TIA, State H)ase; relating to common
schools, rslatlng t, abstracts Of grlad list.
Reselation.--By Mr.. French of Ess *, ten.
derng the thanks of the Senate ta the Hon.
Rurnham Martin for the able and impArtia
5nlnner in which he has presided oyer the DELHI
cations Of this body: adopted unanimously.
Bills rejccted.-RelAtiRg to town schools.
House bill Incorporating Lamoille Central
Academy.
Joint ResolutioA.-Fro the IIous,, relating
to Judges of the United States Supreme Court:
adopted.
Mr.. Butler, foo the committee of conference
on the disagreement between the two Houses On
bill appropriating money for rebuilding the
State HOUSE, recommended that the Senate re-
eede from it's amendment striking out all cou-
eitions, and amend the bill, directing the SUM
of $4,000, $l5, 900 being paid by the obligors
of the bond, and the remainder by the State.
He did ret believe that the signers of the
bond or the people Of Montpelier ouyht to pay
$lG0, 600 toward the completion Of TIA Capitol,
but thought they should do something, and
when they were willing to pay $25 ,0tis toward
the completion Of tae work, leaving the bond
still ia Force, he was disposed to come frwlrd
in spirit of compromise and pass the bill as
amended by the conference committee.
The report of the committee Of conference
was then adopted, L. to Ii.
Alta subsequent stage, Mr.. Gleed RoEed that
the vote by which the report of the conference
committee was adopted he reconsidered; agreed
to--when he moved further that the report be
recommittel: agreed to.
The committee Of conference On the State
House bill reported that they had met the House
committee, and the tive committees were unable
to agree
Mr., Bartholomew, for committee on finance,
reported House bill making appropriation for
the support of government, with proposal o.
amendment, by adding that the sum Of forty
five Thousand dollars be appropriated for re
building the State House, provided that $ls-
900 be paid into the State Treasury upon the
bond given to the State by the citizens Of Mont
pelier by the FIRST of March, in addition to the
sum of $lo,90e already paid adopted, and bill
passed, IL to u.
Mr. French of Windsor moved that the Sen
ate request the House to return the bill which
was the subject matter Of their disagreement
adopted.
The House returned bill making appropria
Sions for the support OF government, not con
curing with Senate in amendment thereto.
Mr.. Butler said that the friends the bill
wished to put proposition for compromise
before the House Of Representatives, and it ha'
oeen there fairly The House had had two ep
portunities to act upon it. and had returned thu
proposition negatived. Now he came forward
with the friends of the BILL ta vote to reced'
from the Senate's amendment and concur in th
House bill
On motion Mr.. Chittcnden, the Senate reee
ded from its amendment--so the appropriation
tor the government are made, but no qpproprta
ton feg the State House.
The usual messages were exchanged, when, q
GA NJ, the President declared the Senate ad
journcd without day.
HousE.-~Mr. Needham moved to suspend tn
rules fer the purpose Of considering the amen
lnents Of the Senate to bill making approprm
tions for the completion of the State House
Senates amendment, (which struck cut tn
conditions affixed to the approTlation.5
Subsequently, the Senate asked q confluence
and ON motion of Mr. Needhaln, the Hous
agreed thereto, and the Chair appointed Messrs
Linsl of Rutland, Kellogg and Needhah. a
the Committee GA the part Of the House
BIS rejected Relating to proceedings O.
executions; relating t. the imprisonment q
debtors for debts on contracts Amending chap
81 G.. $.
P. tltioa of Abel Underwood and Others
House bill relatiag to cant,sted elections Sen
ate bill relating to Slavery, regulating tn
election of town re rtsantatves 1.-TWO bills , t
pay Joseph Andrews, Ira Harrington, and
H. Pike.
Topa Chandler Pratt; relating to deposi
tions to County Jails; to fines and costs.
To pay Horace Evans; anaexing Concord
CALEDONIA County. Giving women equal right
with men-dismissed. For the appointment {
Commissioner to superintend the building OF tn
State House--indefntel postponed
Bills passed.-To pay Charles q. Frost $l7o
for services rs assistant to State naturalist an
BENJAMIN Clark $ll6,30 for labor on the Stat
Honse also to pay Amos A. Brown; alterin
the name OF Joseph W. Howard to repeal az
to provide for publishing Il condensed edition
the Vermont Reports. Senate bin relating
the duties of bank commissioner and banks.
Providing fox the debts of the late town
Sterling
70 pay VIM H. Heusts Harvey Webster {
librarian: Thomas W, Sllloway, $500.
Incorporating the Chelsea and funbridge Ie
cgraph Company the Coventry Academy I'll
St. Johnsbury Academy Of Music relating
dover and homestead relating to service
process; altering the name of George W How
ard and constituting him her-at-law OF Josep