Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-01

chap. 45 c. s, in relation to levy of executions;
By Mr.. Morgan Of johnson, regulating the sal
aries of county clerks.
Reports Of Commuters. Mr.. Myers OF
Jamaica, for the general committee az ainst bill
10 restore John NJ. Taylor to his legal rights
By Mr.. Colby of IIartland, for the Judiciary
committee, against bill in amendment of an
act in alteration of Sec 10 chap. ZIG, relating
to the compensation of grand and petit jurors
third reading refused. By Mr.. Denson of Roy
alton, for the committee on ways and means, in
favor of the bill approprating $1,000 to pro-
cure the Statute of Ethan Allen ordered to
third reading.
Bill passed-To incorporate the Snake Noun.
tain Hotel Co. Adjourned
Saturday, Oct. 81.
On motion of Senator Harris, the vote rcfus-
ing third reading to bill providing against
continuation for more than two years OF suits
in county court, was reconsidered, and the bill
was made the special order for Tuesday after
noon next.
Bills passed.-IIouse bill relating to election
of President. Relating to common schools, pro-
viding that il the prudential committee do not
engage teacher within two weeks after the APP
pointed time, the district may declare the Office
vacant and elect new committee. Adjourned.
IoUsE.-BlHS intr0duccd-By Mr.. Miller Of
Pomfret, to amend chap. | C. $. relating to cleo
tons, providing for the election of town Rep
resentatiyc by a plurality on the third balloD;
BY Mr.. Henry OF Waterbury, to incorporate
the Bratteboro Hotel Co.. BY Mr. Button Of
Mt. Tabor, relating to the fees of town clerks
By Mr.. Stewart of Middlebury, in addition to
an act Incorporating the Middlobury Manufac-
turing Co.. BY Mr.. Dean of Barnard, in
n IL -
By Mr. Hall of Grafton, altering the namc >of
Flora Ella Priest, &c. BY Mr.. Thomas OF
West Fairee, to repeal the act establishing the
salaries of judges and registers Of probate
courts: also, in alteration Of chap. Is c. s., in
relation to peddlers,; By Mr. Simonds Of Glover
to amend sec 10 Of on act relating to the grand
list, approved Nov. IA, 1855; By Mr.. Denison
of Royalton, in addition to an act providing
for district schools in certain cases, approved
Nov 81, lS40.
ResOlut,onS-By Mr.. Pierce of Waltham,
instructing the committee on the liquor laws to
inquire into the expediency of SO amending these
laws as to provide that no town agent shall be
appointed unless the lreemcn of the town shall
vote in their town meeting to have one and
shall establish his salary adopted.
Mr.. Colby of Hartland moved to reconsider.
the vote dismissing the bill organizing an agri1
cultural bureau, and moved that this motion
ordered to lie. go.
Mr. Iynde Of Willamst0wn said he wa
surprised yesterday to hear the gentleman ~
! | West Eairlee move to dismiss this bill. lie
lieved that the measure WAS the most impo]
that had yet been introduced, during the
ent sessiontSsKe believed that science ap6 Is
Dor should go hand in hand - lie dlSsv mot. be
lieve that lie should do the delving and the Ia
: Dor, while the gentleman from West FaiFlee4dic
the thinking In his judgment, when science
was applied to labor, the product of the laborer
is largely augmented.
Mr.. Colby's motion to lie was then disagreed
TO.
The question then recurring on the rGconsid.
! GRAFTON, it was advocated. by Messrs Field q
Nowfane, Thomas Of West fFairIce, Waite d
Braintree and Lynde. OfWilliamstown, Edi
on motion of Mr. Field; tfe whd subject va:
postponed till half past ten o'clCHk on Wcdnes
: day next.
Eagrossed bMs.-De6ning the timeswher
prosecutions may be commenced under an act
; to prohibit and abate nuisances. For the pres
eryation of fish in Athens Pond To ineorpo
} rate the West Fairlee Railroad Co. segeEally
passed. In relation to actions on penal bonda
To constitute. Monteville Ross heir at-law .
!, Stephen Ross and Ruth Ross To incorporate
t the Charleston Academy. To amend an act in
cooperating the Searsburgh Turnpike Co. I TS
Il incorporate the Newport Academy sew
passed.
n A message from the Governor transmitted1
9 supplementary report OF Dr. Hitchcock, WIN
i was read and referred to the committee on. esI
n cation, Adjourned.
: AFTERNOON. etNs
d rE-Pursuan to resolution the Sersy
G repaired to the Hall of the House of Represe
= tatiyes to hear the reports of the canvass
e committee on county officers Is
: Reports OF ComnutecS.-By Senator Woo
!; bridge for judiciary committee, against Ho
u bill altering chap. Is C. S., for the support an
: removal Of paupers and the relief of the insaRl
a poor by Senator Wilkins, for judiciary COM
mittee, against bill constituting town clerks no
= taries public; seyerally refused Sd reading.
IT By Senator Peck, for Judiciary committee
n against bill relating to appeals in crlmina
It cases; also refused third reading. Adjourned
G HoUsE.-Tne Senate came III, and Joint as
S sembly was formed to hear the report of the
Q committee to canvass the vote for county off
a GERS and justices of the peace. x
!, The following persons were elected justices o
l. he peace to fill vacancies in their respectixy
u towns.
e Essex County-East Haven, OscarT. Walter
T. Orleans County-Charcston George Cade
IT Holland, Hosea B. Hanson, Eber Robinson.
r The joint assembly then adjourned till Fri
day next at half past two o'clock in the after
e noon, and the Senate withdrew
1t The House then took up the bill relating t.
divorce the pending question being on the adop
ton of the proposed amendment of Mr. Field
y. when Mr.. Field moved that the bill be recon
n mitted to the judiciary committee, which was
+ agreed to.
4 The special order was then taken up, being
!. the bill in addition to chap. 20c. $, relating t
school districts and the third reading was re
fused Adinnannd