The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-13

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AFTERNOON.
Sry,rE,-Rsports OF Commttees. by MI.
Woodward. for Com on Education, in favor OF
the Joint resolution providing Tor the oistFiou-
ton of the geological reports to persons con-
nec.ed with the survey ordered to 81 reading
Bv Mr.. jackson, for c in nrtee on Banks, IN
favor of the bi in orporlting the Citizens
, Bank of Orwell; passed in concurrence. by
Mr.. Judevne, for select cornmitteo on the ac-
counts of the Sergeant at Arms, that In gener-
al his accounts were correct, but that tile char
ges for personal services appear to be much too
large, though it appeared that many OF them
were allowed in accordance with previous US
age from the testimony before them the com
mit.ee were of opinion that he had not gwen
his personal services for more than half the
time for which he had charged the State.
By Mr.. Edmunds, for judiciary committee,
recommending an amendment to IL. bill 81,
amending section Is, chap. 6S Of the C. s.;
proposals accepted and bill passed in concur
renee. BY MIR. Powers, for committee on Banks,
in favor of the bill permitting banks to loan ex-
ceeding 10 per cent. of their capital stock to
this state or the u. S. ordered to third read
ing. BY Mr.. Starr, for committee on Manufac-
lures. in favor Of the bill Incorporating the
Middlebury Gas Light Co.
Biz Notwithstanding the char ter Of the
Merchants Bank
Senate bill t, paying the heirs Of Charles 6.
Eastman the sum therein mentioned, was taken
up, and on motion of Mr.. Willard was recon-
mi.ted TO Committee Of Claims.
Tho hour fixed for a joint assembly to elect
the .Atintant and Quartermaster Generals, Ser
geant-at Arms. &C., having arrived, the Senate
proceeded to the Hall of the House Of Repre-
scntRti,es On rssuming their seats, the SEN
ate, OF motion Of Mr.. Hill, adjourned.
IlousE.-Reports of Comnlihe@.-Dy A. Un-
derwood, for Judiciary committee, adversely
to II. bill 1856, relating to conveyances of real
estate ensross!nent refused. BY the same, IA
yorably to S. bill 60, relating to statute limi
tations on debts due volunteers; passed in con-
currerce. BY IL. Garfield, for committee on
Roads, iAvorably to II. bill in amendment Of
chap. % Of G. 3, relating to laying and Dis
continuing highways and bridges ordered to Sd
reading. Fly IL. c. Adams, for committee in
relation to II. bill l4G, recommending amend
ment by striking Oh. the section providing that
on railroad yootcs, mileage shall be fixed ii: six
cents pc: ri each way ordered to lie.
The committee appointed under the statute
law OF the State, to take action III relation to
The suretips CT the late State Treasurer report
I'd thai the chairman had had an interview with
Il. NJ, Bates Of Montreal, and procured his at.
tendance at meeting Of tie committee, also
that The deficiency to be accounted for was for
y eight thousand dollars, and that said Bates
had withdrawn the same from the Treasury for
The sake Of using without interest, &c.
Mr.. Miller Of pomfret moved to dispense with
further reading and order the printing of $50
copies agreed to and 81 ordered.
Rcnonstr0nce Presenter BY Mr. Sawyer of
Mendon, Beard Of P,tsfeId and Nicho's OF Rut
land against Bank at Rutland; also petition
by Mr.. Nichols ,r said bank ais, petition by
MIR E,rJer Of lnbhA1dton FIR tic bank; all
referred to Con-, III Banks.
iefF0Ffs d Committee by Dir. !. J.. Nj
lie: far Judiciary Cou,. adversely to House bill
-J%, l.osdng to abolish the general tenn Of
iHal inc court enSrossnlent refused Is the
e.!;: :, ivcts,iy to House bill 2Ol, an act repeal.
.ng Sc. Il IN a.. approved Nov. q, 1850, re-
!atMs to abatement, o! tax:s ensrossment refu-
sd. Hy Mi. Woodbury. lor CON on Agricul.
Iu?e !Ivoraby to Senate bill ior lmpoundlng
neat cattle &,.; biz real 81 time, and passed
IL concurrence.
ResOl0t'on.-By Mr.. derrick Of Wolcott that
the Com on Public Buildings be astsuc ed to
inquire Into the necessity of providing farther
means Tor warming the State library room, and
The House Bill relating to inccrrora,ion of
academy in East Poultncy. was taxi zen IN. and
the question icing shall tue bin pa>s, tie House
refused Its passage. The House Bill relating to
enlargement OF burial grounds, was refused
pas>ase-ayes 81, nays SS.
Sendte Bus rgerred.-An act to aid YER
mont Volunteers in transmitting pay to their
families and assgnecs; to Com. on Military
affairs Senate BIZ Of, rclatcug to school dis |
trict No. 4 ot ST. Adams; to Com. GA Eluca- |
ton. Senate Bll to extend the charter OF
Merchants Bank to Com on banks
He hour Tor joiat assembly for the purpose |
0, 'leCtins State of!ccrs having arrived. tie |
lion S'nnic were ANNOUNCED and entered the |
Hail.
JOINT ASSEMBLY
Hon. Lew nders ood President of the Sen
ate ~ tIe Chair, George w. Bailey. Jr., actinr |
az Clerk. The Chair announced that the Grsn
Dnslness a. the election Of Adiu,ant and IN
Spect'f General: Mr. Gardner of Bennington
nominated II. Henry Baxter of Rutland. MIR
riinsry q! Weathersfeld nominated Col p. Z. |
Washbarn Of Woodstock
Whole number Of votes cast. 241
Necessary TO choice, l24
Coi. +. L. Washbum received. 1853
II. Henry Baxter, "a
Scattering :
aid C0!. J.. |. Was!,burn was declared elected |
tMe Ihair announced rs next in order the !
'leetioh OF Quartermaster General. Mr. FI,tch |
cr ol tavendish ,,nina,ed George +. DAVIS
AR. Underwood OF Newbury nominated Francis |
b. Sawyer OF Townshend.
w hole number oil votes cast. 0I6