Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-10-25
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, OCT. g5, 1860

Scale Co. By Mr.. Moulton of st. Johnsbury,
appropriating 50, 500 to build chapel and
and workshop for the State prison. BY Mr.
Waite Of Bramtree, to constitute Calvin Ellis
Brewster, heir at-law Of Stewart Howe and Alb
igail Howe.
At half past ten O'Clock the Senate came in,
and joint assembly was formed to elect certain
State officers
For Commissioner Of the Insane, George A.
iinman of Holland. For Bank Commissioner,
a. D. Rowell of Troy. The joint assembly was
'nen dissolved. Adjourned.
SENATE. THE President made tho following
references OF the Governor S message SO much
as relates to financial affairs, to Committee on
finances. So much as relates to the sale of in
tOxicatng liquors, and SO much as relates to
elections, to Judiciary committee. So much as
relates to agricultural interests, to the Commit
tee on agriculture. So much as relates to min
ing and manufacturing interest, to the Commit
tee on manufactures So much as relates to
the military, to the Committee on military af
fairs. So much as relates to the cattle disease,
to the General Committee.
Bills introduccd-By Senator Robbins, in
amendment Of an act establishing the salaries
of Judges and Registers of Probate Courts :;
(providing that Registers of Probate shall be
entitled to the same fees as now provided by
law for all copies Of a record.
Rcsolution.-By Senator Stevens, that the
Committee on printing be instructed to procure
the printing of the Senate done at the Office Of
the /" Green Mountain Freeman; " adopted
Senator Wilkins for the Committee on rules,
reported recommending the adoption of the
rules of the last session with amendments of
Rules lG, Il and Al, providing that the Stand
ing committee of the Senate shall hereafter DO
nominated by the President instead of by the
Senate, and that the Secretary Of the Senate
shall in future appoint two boys to attend in
port was adopted and motion to reconsider
was lost.
Joint Notwithstanding the Hon. Jacob
Collamor to deliver an address in the hall of the
House of Representatives on Thursday evening
next at O'Clock; granting the use of the
Representatives Hall, this evening, to the YER
mont Medical Society both adopted in con.
currence. Adjourned.
extraordinarily Mr.. Seyerens of
Rockingham, lnstructing the General commit
tee to take into consideration the subject of
vaccination for small pox to prevent the spread
Of that disease, and report to tie House. BY
Mr.. Andrus of w olcott, instructing the commit
tee on education to report as to the exp0diency
of making any alterations in the school laws ;
both adopted.
In pursuance Of the resolution adopted yes,
terday, the House proceeded to choose COM
mitteo to average and eqoalizo the grand list.
The following committee was chosen:
AddiSon Couaty-NIarshall Smith of Bridport,
Bennington CouHty-Gile B. Bacon Of Sunder-
land, Calcdonian Couniy-Barron Moulton Of
st. Johnsbury, ChiHeaden COunty-Chas. w.
Brownel of Williston, EsScr County-Geo. N
Dale Of Guilhhall, Franklin County-Robert j
SAKE of Sheldon, Grand Isle County-Wm, Nj
Fletcher of So. Hero, LamoWc County-Thom
as Gleed Of Morristown, Orange COunty-Johr
Lyndo of Wliamstown, Orleans C0unty-A
r. Gray of Coventry, Rutland COunty-Horact
Allen of Rutland, Washington County-L, I
Aldrich of Barres Windham CouRty-Ebeneze
Howe of Vernon, Windsor COunty-Wm. NJ
Pingry of Weathersfeld.
Bills introduced by Mr. Albee of Holland
to exempt certain property from executions. BY
Mr. Dickinson of Benson, authorizing the treas
urer to sell marsh lands bordering on Lake
Champaign By Mr. Butler of Bradford, t,
amend an act approved Nov. Is, 1856, relating
to the mortgaging OF machinery. BY Mr.. Smith
of st. Adams, to amend an act incorporating
the village of st. Adams, approved Nov. Is
1859 to committee on corporations. By MIR
Dickinson of Chelsea, to extend the time 0
paying in the capital stock of the Orange Coun
ty Bank. By Mr.. Wright of Castleton, t.
change the name of George Cowan Babcock ant
Mary Pauline Babcock. By Mr.. Dale of Guild
hall, in addition to chap. 20, c. s., relating +
school districts. By Mr.. Holden of Middlesex
to incorporate the Middlesox Manufacturing
Co, By Mr. Smith of Cornth changing tn
name of Geo Elbridge Phllbrick. BY Mr.
Garfield of Arlington, making Arlington tn
shire town Of Bennington County. The b
was referred to select committee Ofthree. Ad
Thursday, Oct Is, 1860.
SENATE. - Bills Internationally Senate
Wheeler, in amendment Of an act relating
common schools, approved Nov %, 1893. b
Senator Woodbridge, eXempting one sewing ms
chine and one musical instrument from attacI
ment and execution; by Senator Allen, IN rela
ton to common schools by Senator Whcele
in amendment of sec y chap. 20, of the c. g
relating to common schools; by Senator Peel
in addition to chap. IS c. S, relating to tt
homestead.
Senator Woodward, for Committee on joi
rules, reported, recommending the adoption
tho Joint rules of the last session adopted.
So much of the Governors Message as relat
to houses Of correction, was referred to a sele
committe of them-Messrs. Needham, Villa
t and Peck. Adjourned.
: HousE-The Speaker made the followil
references of various portions of the Governor
Message:
So much as relates to expenditure, Sta
: Debt, the rebuilding of the Capital, and t
L, re-imbursing of moneys advanced for that pu
pose to the committee on ways and means
+ So much as relates to the American Asylum
}, to select committee of five to be hereaft
d named The portion relating to the Geologic
Report; to the committee on education.