Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-04


Whole number of votes, 242
Necessary for a choice, 10
Ambrose L. Brown, 1876
Jaspcr Rand, so
Scattering, 6
The Joint assembly proceeded to elect Re-
porter OF Decisions Of the Supreme Court, uiGa
roce. Senator Nccdham nominatd VIM. g. |
Shaw of BuIliraton, who was elected
The Joint assembly WAS then dissolved, and
the Senate withdrew. and the House adjourned
Afternoon.
SENATE. Reports.--By Mr. wilkins, for
general committee. to incJrp,,r,te the Benning
ton Centre Hotel Co; pas ell in concurrcnce
by Mr.. Nicholson, for :, neral committee, House
bin to incorporate the Bradford Drass Band
passed in concurrence.
Hon. Daniel Needlam siynili, is acceptance
of the invitation to deliver an address on Agri-
culture this evening.
Bills introdltc,d.- BY Mr. Smith, for the re-
lief OF Ii. B. Weeks and joseph Weeks; by
Mir. Armstrong. lelatlna to mortgages (prevent-
ing frauds theren) by Mr.. Chittendcn, re-
| htne to banks.
Mir. Chittcnden called up bill allowing res
pondent in certain eases to testify. ard the third
reading was refused.
Mr. Everts called up bill for the protection Of
fruits and FRUIT trees, and it was passed. Adj.
ilousE.-A message from the Governor COM
muncated the Report of Thomas E. Powers,
Superintendent of the State House, which, with
the accompanying document, were ordered to
lie and 1900 copies thcrof to be printed for the
use of the General Assembly.
Also a nessago from the Governor transmit
ted several communications from the Legisla-
lures of other States. which were read and re
ferred to the appropriate committees.
A communication from the Secretary of State
transmitted the Renort Of Registration. which.
on motion of Mr. Grandev. was ordered to lie,
and 1900 comics to be nrinted
Report of Committee- BY Mr.. Kellogg of
Brattleboro' from judiciary committee. against
bill to repeal part Of act relating to the grand
list third reading refused
Bills introduced. BY Mr.. Olmstead of Bird
port, to incorporate the Stream Draining Co.,;
by MIR. Gleed of Morrristown. to nav Ira P.
Harrington, and by Mr.. Cotton of Irasburgh.
to nav Sias G. Bean: bv Mr.. Wright of Shore
ham. relating to Judges and Registers of pro-
bate courts by MIR. Hebard. to incorporate
Williamstown Min Co.
En0rossed hHs-To erect a statue to Ethan
Allen in the State House; passed-yeas 10,
nays % reEt,nc to collrction of taxes. reat.
inc to the sale Of nropertv an execution in favor
of the State Treasurer AGAINST Samuel B. RYDER:
constituting Jacob S. Boynton heir-at.law Of
Jacob B. Bovnton; severaliy passed.
Resolutions adopted-By Mr., Ferrn of Hines.
burgh. instructina the committee on the State
Prison to make injuries as to the necessity Of
further nroyision for moral and RELIGIOUS in
structon of conyicts in the State Prison; by
Mr.. Lamb of Granville, instructlnp the commit.
tee on agriculture to inouire into the exnediency
of purchasing and MANAGING an experimental
farm. as the pronertv of the State for the mr.
pose of promoting improvements in farming
Adiourned
, Friday Octoher %
SENATE.-B;Hs introducfd-Bv Mr.. Harris
{ to amend chan. az G s.. bv Mr. Wilson. relat.
inc TO the nriyileges of witnesses in nrosecutior
of crimes and misdemeanors Bv Mr. Chad.
wick to incornorote the s. .Johnshurv Aoue.
duct Co. Bv Mr. Nash relatino to vendors
, and reddlers If meat and fish NV Mr. Poland
, in relation to trials bv iurv bv Mr.. Wilson. II
f alteration Of sec. So chan l3 G. relating /,
$ claims in favor of the State
l Bills 0ossed Relating to the taxation O
q MILEAGE for witnesses narties to SHIFTS and re
! turn Of nroecss for the protection of the mon
q nmpnts and tomhs of deceased nersons lavint
a tax on the county of Windsor: to nav Alan
t son Bliss in amendment of act to enlarge tn
t mowers Of Montpelier Union District approve,
, Nov %, 1858 repealng sec. 9 of chan 50 G
= s.. relating to the settlement of estates.
, The Governor communicated to the Senat
the annual report of the Quarter Master Gene
raj. Adjourned.
HousE.-BilLs tntroduced.-Bv Mr.. Harris
horn of Gull dhal, relating to persons admitted
to the liberty of iail-yards; By Mr.. Follansb,
of Maidstone, authorizing the establishment 0
| u toll gate in Brunswick By Mr.. Hebard, to
annex mart of Norwich to 1'hetford. Rv Mr.
f Putnam of Greensboro. relating to the sale o
noisonous medicines Nv Mr. P9abodv of Gov
entry, to extend the time Of the meeting of tn
corporators of the Coventry academy By Mr.