The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-30

/. The Com. on Military Affairs reported ad-
yersely to the resolution, advising inquiry INTO
the state of feeling existing between the ' er-
mont troops in service. and their commander
The Com. expressed the opinion, that no officer
of the State could properly make such inquiry
The House refused to adopt the resolution
Mr.. Denison for Committee on ways ana
Means reported adversely to Senate CHI relatlng
to unpaid taxes of school districts bill WAS re-
fused third reading
Mr. Warren of Orwell, presented petitions
praying for extension of charter OF CItlzen
f Bank ; referred to Com. on Banks-Mr. Noyes
presented petitions praying for extension OF the
charter Of Commercial Bank; to Com. on
Banks--Mr. lIendee of Morristown, presented
petitions praying for the annexation OF part OF
the town of Emore to Morristown to Com. on
Town Lines.
BiNinroduced and refsrred.-By Mr.. Tolman
of Greensboro an act regulating the mileage
and debentures of members of General Assembly;
20 Com. on Mileage and Debentures.l
Mr. Reynolds Of Alburgh called up House
bill relating to destruction Of property by dogs
ordered engrossed-Mr. Miner of Hincsburgh,
presented petition praying for the extension
of the charter of the Commercial Bank to
Com on Banks.
Report of Cen.mittee-By Mr.. Granger, for
Com. on Manufactures favoraby to House bill,
incorporating Green Vale Manufacturing Co.,
with amendments, limiting debts to one half
capital stock paid in ordered amended and en-
crossed. BY the same, favorably to bill incor-
poratng the West Concord Machine Co., with
the same amendment ordered amended and
engrossed CON- on House bill ID, prohibiting
certain eLlistments in this State reported al,
amendment of the Senate's proposed amendment
including attempts &" to recruit, enlist or EN-
| ploy,'' which amendment of the proposed
amendment, was adopted. Mr. Baker of Enos-
burgh moved farther to amend by inserting
sec. providing that town grand jurors and states
attornies be directed to prosecute offences against
the act so ordered
The Senate's proposed amendment, thus mod
fled was adopted in concurrence.
! communication was received from the An
ditor of Accounts, reporting in accordance with
the resolution, the number of cases entered in
the courts Of the several counties, also number
of Judgments DEGREES, DC. On motion of Mr..
Gardner Of Bennington the usual number Of
copies was ordered to be printed.
Mr., Cushnan reported for Committee on Nil
cary Affairs, that in the opinion os the Com.
nittee, the petition asking a charter iog Il mill
tary company should not be granted as the
la" already makes sufficient provision for sNch
organization. - Adjourned.
Wednesday, Oct. so,
SENA1E,--Prayer by the Chaplain.
Tho President referred the Governors mes
sage as follows so much az relates to the f.
nanccs OF the State, to the Com. on Finance So
much aS relates to raising troops for service, to
Com on Military Affairs - much as relates
to the opport,onment OF Senators, to Com. on
Elections; so much az relates to the insane, to
Com. ON Education to banks, to Com. on
Banks; 70 State Prison, to General Com; to
agriculture, to Com on Agriculture
Bis Hfrofaccd and referred. by Mr. Wood
bridge, with memorial, to extend the charter
of the Bank OF Poutney TO Com on Banks
By Mr.. Wheeler, to pay all volunteers from this
state - per mouth for the iuil period of their
cnlhtment or Until discharged ; on motion of
ny. heecr. reference to Committee was dis
penscd with. and the bill was ordered to lie
The President appointed as the Joint Com
mntee to name the earliest practicable day for
the final ad journmcnt of the General Assem- bly.
Messrs. Powers and Edmunds
Bill intrOdnced and referred BY Edmunds,
to extend the charter Of the Merc hant's Bank
to Com. on Banks
Reports IF CoDmiHee.-By Mr.. Woodward,
Tor the select Com. OF the Senators Fl ON Chitten
den county, in favor Of laying u tax on tina:
county; ordered to IL third reading to morrow
mornnG-By Mr.. llarris for Com. appointed
10 amend Senate bill IL, relating to the pay
ment OF the volunteers, that the bill had been
amended as directed bv the Senate-Bv Mr..
Harris, for Com on Military Affairs, in favor Of
Senate bill! 80, providing for the protection of
the Treasury with certain amendments
On motion Of Mr.. Harris, tho Senate went in
10 the CON-. of the Whole to consider the amend
ments reported by the Com. on Military Affairs.
On the re assembling .! the Senate The chair
iran ct The Com. of tbs whole reportcd that the
Com. recommended the bill to he amended AZ
'o:tows 80 as to "h!igs officers in command of
regiments iioM this State to furnish the Adj
zen. with complete rolls Of their commands
every sixty days, TO be Transmitted to the Treas
nrcT OF the STATE to strike cut the clause rela-
ting to The families OF soldiers. and to orov!de
that tiIe act shall take effect the Is, dav of De-
cemGcr next.
Jcsst reSoiaiog oF,red.--By Mr.. Vince. er. re-
questlnS the Governor II not inconsistent With
the aSa1y regulations, to require that the chap
iainS "i the regiments iron this State shall re-.
port satedly Of the condition Of the volunteers.
and hat they shall, under suitable restrictions.
receive from! the soldiers and forward home such
monies as may be entrusted to them for that
purpose receiving therefor compensation not
to exceed onc-seyenth Ui one per cent. of the
money sent; to Com. on Military Affairs.
Senate bill a., providing for raising three
reg inenfs OF infantry was taken up Mr.. White
moved to amend by providing that these regi-
nents shall be sent forward only when necessary
to make up the quota Of this State, and bv stri
King out the word three before regiments and
substituting one cArriei-yeas % NAYS 5.