Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-10-25

LHour Vi NergenncS, Cniu vi uydepark, Dick
erman of Charleston, Smith of St. Adams,
Stoddard of Townshend, Noyes of Burlington
and Myers Of Jamaica and it was opposed by
Mestrs. Pingry of Weathersfeld and Colby of
Hartland and the proposed amendment was
adopted.
That section thirtysix be altered SO as to
read " Reports of committees may be signed
by any member in behalf of the committee.
and may be presented to the House during the
afternoon hour by any member in person, or by
leaving them on the Speakers desk. -
The proposition to strike out section thirty
nine, which read thus: i" While the Sneaker
putting question, or addressing the House,
no one shall walk out Of, or across the House,
nor lie such case, or when member is speak
| ing, shall entertain private conversation, nor,
while member is speaking, shall pass between
him and the chair; and every member shall re-
main with his head uncovered during the ses-
sion of the House." was supported by Mr..
Field and opposed by Mr.. Thomas of West
Fairlee, and was adopted.
The last proposed amendment to add to the
rules of last session, " After the second read
ing Of all bills of public character, the
Clerk shall cause not less than 300 copies of the
same to be forthwith printed, for the use of
the members of the general assembly," Was
taken up.
Pending the discussion of this proposition,
the hour arrived for the election of U. S. SEN
ator, in accordance with the joint resolution
The House proceeded to ballot for Senator
Mr., Field Of Newfane nominated Hon. Jacob
lolamer of Woodstock Mr. Thomas of West
Fairleo nominated Hon. Paul Dillingham; of
Waterbury. The Chair appointed Messrs.
Field of Newlane and Thomas of West Fairloo
telers. The ballot resulted as follows:
Whole number of votes, 222
Necessary to choice, ll2
Jacob Colamcr, 1913
Paul Dillingham;, "a
Hon. Jacob Collamer was declared elected on
the part Of the House.
The Senate then came in, and Joint assem-
bly, was formed to complete the election. From
the reading Of the Journals of the House and
of the Senate it appeared that both Houses
had made choice Of Hon. Jacob Collamer for
|. 5. Senator for six years from the 4th of
March next when lie was declared to be duly
elected
Further debate ensued on the necessity and
eXpediency of printing bills Of public charac-
ter. The vote being then taken on the amend
mcnt proposed by the committee was decided
in the Acknowledgements POP, nays $3.50 that
the amendment was adopted The rules 50
amended were then adopted
Bills introduced BY MIR. Glcod of Morris
town, to annex part of the town Of Gilmore to
Morristown; by Mr.. Harrington of Weybridge,
to establish the lines between the towns of Ad-
olson and Wcybridge; by Mr.. Tabor of Con-
cord, to annex Concord to the county of Gale
donia and probate district thereof. Adj.
AFTERNOON.
SENATE.-BW Intr0duced.-By Senator lay
lor, in amendment Of an act relating to COM
mon schools.
The hour having arrived for the meeting of
the joint assembly, the Senate repaired to the
Hall Of the House Of Representatives. Adj.
HOUSEHOLDS Mtroduced,-By Mr.. Beard of
Pittsfeld, to repeal certain acts in relation to
the inspection of hops; by Mr.. Dwinnell of
Calais, relating to the uniformed militia-to
the committee on military aifaiIs
Senate Bill PasSed. The Senate bill relating
to the use and occupancy of the Hall of the
House of Representatives and Senate Chamber,
was taken up and read twice, when Mr. Gar
dener of Bennington moved the suspension of
The Senate came in, and Joint assembly
: was formed to elect Secretary Of State and
other State officers.
B. W. Dean of Grafton, was elected Secreta-
ry of State; Erastus S. Camp of Montpelier,
Sergeant-at-Arms; Jeptha Bradley of St. AL
bans, Auditor of Accounts Hiram Harlow of
Windsor, Superintendent of State Prison
n Millington of SALISBURY, Barron Moulton
of St. Johnsbury, and Carlos C. Martin of
Ferrisburgh, We're elected Directors of the State
Prison, when the joint assembly adjourned
Mr. Gardeners motion to suspend the rule
was agreed to, and the bill read the third time
AID passed in concurrence.
Joint Rcs0luti0n.- From the Senate, fixing
: the hour of halfpast two O'Clock on Thursday
afternoon to hear the report of the committee tC
canvass votes for county officers and justices of
= the peace.
Mr.. Miller moved to lay the resolution on the
e table, which was carried. Adjourned.
f Wednesday, Oct Il, 1860.
: SENATE.-Senator Woodbridge presented 6
memorial soliciting for the Troy Conference
Academy the right of comforting on females the
/, title of g Mistress of Literature
Resohtion-By Senator Robbins, that thu
s two houses meet in Joint assembly on Wednes
!. day the oath inst. at O'Clock P. NJ, t,
elect Judges of the Supreme Court, &c, for TIN
$ year ensuing; adopted. By Senator Hubbard
inuuiring into the effect of the late decision 0
the Secretary of the Board of Education rela
tive to the use Of the bible in our common
schools and whether any legislation is necessa
ry in the premises
70 Bill introduced, BY Senator Wilkins, pro
vdng for the better protection of horses, cattle
&C., against unlawful use.
A message was received from the Governc
nominating for the consideration of the Senate
Calvin Pease, j. D. Bradley and I. ?. Redfel
> as Board of Education for the ensuing year,
Of The Sergeant-at-Arms, by message, announce
~ the following nominations for officers of the Sci
Of ate Door keeper, NJ. W. Davis, Athens: A
- sistant Door keeper, j. A. Hicks, Rutland.
f. Adjourned.