Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-04
Messis, Randall Of Roxbury, Wheeler, Crane,
Carman. Stiles. Adjourned.

~"ithhi. Ctiteo AuJOuAuou'
AFTERNOON
SENATE.-Reports-B Mr.. Nicholson, for
general committee bill changing the name Of
Thomas Harris Giddings ordered to third read
ing. Also in favor of bill for the surrender of
lugitiVes from service, with amendment, (by
substituting another bill of the same tItle).
BY Mr.. Stark, for judiciary committee, in ia
vor OF House bill to enable school districts
more conveniently to collect taxes, with an
amendment, which was adopted, and, on mo-
ton Of MIR. Sanford, the bill was ordered to lie.
By Mr. French Of Windsor, Tor Judiciary com
mittee, in favor of bill to prevent persons from
fraudulently burning their own buildings, with
amendment, (by adding the words I" or cause or
procure, which Was adopted, and the bill or
dered to third reading By Mr. Wilson, for
committee on claims, in favor of House bill to
pay j. IL. Hastings the sum therein mentioned,
tit being money paid out by Mr.. Ii. in REAR
resting two young men who broke Jail in CAL
edoniA county on motion of Mr. French of
windsor, in favor of Senate bill relating to
justices Of the peace, Notaries Public and Mas
ters in Chancery, with amendment, striking
out Masters in Uhancery, and modifying the
details of the billy adopted, and bill orlered
to third reading.
Bills introduced- By Mr. Davis, in addition
to chap. Is of C. S. By Mr. Bartholomew, to
amend act Incorporating the Vermont Copper
Association. BY Mr.. Clark, to make an ad-
ditional appropriation for the Ethan Allen
Monument at Burlington. BY MIR. French OF
Windsor, relating to attachment Of reyersion-
airy interest in personal property. By Mr..
Everts to pay Jacob Edgerton thc sum there
in mentioned (for re-capturing convict who
escaped from the Jail in Rutland).
ResolAtion.-Bv Mr.. Nicholson, that tn.
judiciary committee be instructed to inquire
into the exp.dlency of SO changing the
law that on application to the Probate Court
for the removal of guardian, no commission to
justices shall oe necessary adopted.
PetitiOn.-By Mr.. Evarts, of Blnjamin Nix
on and IA Others, asking for law to proven
IN undue monopoly Of land adjourned.
HoUsE.-BMs introduced-By Mr.. Kellan
of Irasburgh, relating to railroads, (repealins
act providing for Rail Road Commissioner :,
BY Mr.. Platt, to pay John n, Pomeroy an.
Geo. P. Marsh, the sum therein mentioned
BY Mr.. Flint of Sntton, altering the name o
Eliza Grey to Eva Eliza Eastman, and constitu
ting her hcir-at-law of David and Maril East
man.
Resohaions--By Mr.. Ncedham, granting tn
use of the House to the VI. State Medical So
ciety, to hear an address by DR. Ii. f. Stevens
of St. Adams, on the adjournment Of the after
noon session adopted. By Mr.. Marsh L
Brandon, that the House of Representative
meet daily at 10 clock. \. NJ, till it is other
) wise ordered. Supported by Messrs Mars
} and l.insley, as the committees must have tn
time in order to exp3date the business of tn
, Sslon and adopted.
; Petitioa.-By Mr.. Riddle, for the repeal {
the charter Of the I4amoile County Plank RoA'
| Company. Adjourned
Thursday, Oct. %.
SENATE.-BiNs ,ntroduced.- By Mr.. Wilder
!, relating to highways, (requring posts to b
erected on all by ways where gates are hung. t
) enable persons to hitch their horses while op I
ing the same. Requiring also, the salectme
of the town where any loose stone may be bosid
the road to have the slna examined at leas
once in two weeks;) BY Mr.. Chittenden, rel.
ting to proceedings upon executions, Compel
ing Judgment debtor, where property may ne
, he found to sntsfy execution, to appear bator
a Judge and answer questions under oath regir
ding tho same).
BIS Passed. Senate bill relating to protest
+ on bills Of exchange, drafts checks and promiE
: s,ry notes Senate bill altering the name {
5 Thomas Harris Giddings House bill to prever
d persons from fraudulently burning their ow
buildings, i'll concurrence Senate bill chang
g ing the name of Samuel Sheldon Carlisle.
g Adjourned.
S HOUSEHOLDS introduced.-By Mr.. Marsh
y Brandon, to provide for compiling the laws {
this State, relating to railroads, and extenlin
:, the power of the railroad commissioner; by NJ
VI Soule, defining standard weight Of oats, Up,
bushel 80 lbs, J by Mr. Woodbridge, relatir
:, to the building of roads; and by Nj. Cutie
: to encourage the employment of teaching /
: Mr.. Prindle for relief Of creditors in certa
:, cases and by NJ. Billings of Mt. Holly, for tt
/, encouragement of agriculture.
s. BY Mr.. Dean, to pay Joseph Andross the su
(, therein mentioned BY Mr.. White of Windso
le t. incorporate the Ascutnpy Fire Insurance Co
pany By Mr.. Myers of Pownell, changing Il
l. name Of Fanny E. Cutler, to Corll l.. Ellio
is and constituting her heir-at-lLw Of s. 5. and )
e G. Elliot; to the general committee By NJ
r Needham, in behalf Of the com. on educate
relating to common schools ordered to be MAJ
s. the special order for Wednesday next at
t. o'clock, By Mr.. Streeter, to pay VIM.
Heustis by Mr.. Rockwell, relating to suits b
H. fore justices of the peace.
Memoria',-Of Thos w Silloway, RELATE
to the building of the State House, and to t
report of DR.. 7. E. Powers superintendent.
motion of Mr. Marsh Of Brandon, the memoir
was ordered to the lie on the table aud
printed.
n Petihons-Of R. B. Fay and sixty others
ne prohibit the return of fngitcve slaves; OfG,
p. Hawley and Others for repeal of IAmo
Dl ,,,l, Dn,I nc Tap,oO
~ chant and 80 others, against the annexation
- part of Sharon to Pomir't; and Of l.. Mat
II ews and 30 others, and of j. Brooks and
- Others against setting the town of Concord
~ Caledonia County OF j. Thomas and othe
., for II law to prevent an under monopoly of la
20 : and to authorize the taking lands at the
VI prisal of men: Old. W. BMttie and % Others
II Maidstone and Of II voters OF Guildhall again
the annexation of Concord to the Coanty
.o' Caledonia By Mr., Boyce, Of W. Il, Por
Il! and 80 Others OF Hon. Reuben w, Freem
-, and 3 Others in favor Of u law t. prevent
lio recapture of Fugitive Slaves.
Eagrosssd BWs.-For the preservation
h. FISH in Castlelon Pond, and in Mad Pond
n. Williston passed. Relating to highways
he bridges rejected.
N The Chair announced the following sci
= committees
Is On bill to establish State Industrial Sano
h. MeSsrs. Deane, Ne3dham, LinslAy Of RutlI
t. -Cnrk Of NIlt>a, Wells of Athens
ac On bill relating to the Manufacture of 81
no gles ;-Messrs Stowe, Garfield, Barney, Aldri
[r Church.
by On bill relating to the rights and privie
cir of married women ;-Messrs. Billings Of
NV Holly, Clark of Lincoln, rtickney OF Ando'
m. Nils OF Halifax, Sanford Of Stamford, \
ol- earned.
ut AFTERNOON,
OF SENATE.-Reports.-Nlr. Sanford, from C
Mite on agriculture reported House bill r
DO ting to the laying of aqueducts, (authoria
NJ the entry upon private property for this I
"a pos,.) Mr.. Wilder submitted II minority rsI
III 1claimiuc the bill to be unconstitutional