The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-24

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he printing OF allowances "s"''''' '"e ''''''e
son was passed. =,
.'I nnrss Prayer By the Chaplain. +
oo's If Yesterday read and approved /
sn,.a...1I'.,.n..By MIR. Hubbel OF Fairhaven,
h'S'~ cammittse On Banks be instructed to
'1-' 10 INTO the expediency OF requiring all the
Inks Of ie State to take seveTaily their proper
.'lA the State bonds issued for war purposes,
' ',,1 r.r.,r. by bill or otherwise
@-'t r. .r,roauced and IGjerrsd'-By Mi. Allen
.. Tsi7hayen, an act incorporating the Earn
>. I'm Slate Company to Com. on Corporations
~ T@ Mr.. Bailey OF Rox3ury. an act to pay Il.
lD:r@,b,. to Com. on Claims By Mr.. Bacon
.1r .e1land an act IN amendment OF Sec.
30 Chap. - Of {. s, relating to bridges,
- Fam ~ Oh Roads By Mr., Denison OF Royal
hill, changing the name OF Sllas Quimby
. WI. Com. By Mr.. Underwood Of Newbury,
-. .at N addl,ion TO Chap. 81 OF Z. >. to
r = On Judiciary. BY Mr. Reynolds Of A.
49,, an act providing that only the text books
. s Enumerated by the Board of Education shall
...,} IL common schools; TO Com. On Educa-
%,r Bg Mr.. Myers of Jamaica a bill chang
~ the name OF T. Ansoiuette Mcclure to
.5s Zen. Com. By Mr.. Sergeant of Peacham.
XII in amendment Of Sec. Chap. IS of Z. )
',.;.sd cris, mills, THE am7ndmen. provides for
''1 II t-G4 Of oats. ; also petition to the
.,ne feet; both to Com. on agriculture.
Petitions presented and rrterred.-By Mr..
p.rno0,s of Alburgh. an act providing that
Nv the text books recommended by the board
:.6aca,jon shall be USED in common schools
~ romui,tee on education By MIR. Myers OF
jamaica, hll changing the names OF +. An
IT. NcGuire to the General committee
Ky N7. Sargent OF Peacbam. bin IN amend
..r, q. SEC = chap. 10Th Of {. ;. entitled
-,ls, mills. the amendment providing for to
;: IT,: Of oats also petition to the same ct
... 10th to committee on agriculture.
P.,..o.$ Presented and RJerred.-by Mr.
Pierce oi londonderry, for charter Of mi itar!
,.rr.1Y : to committee on Military Affairs
b III. Barney OF Guilt0rd for alteration II
=, ,>.,nr law to committee 10 make up tn
,-.51 ..s:. b Mr.. Howe OF Lunenoursh. to
-.gr,eT oi a railroad from St. Johnsbury to M
i. pcrG to committee on reads. BY AlF
Gv,l4u VI Brighton. for raising tax upo
.-s.y7u If Ferdinand to committee on Ian
azes.
communication was received from the al
Ill: G.. accoulrs conveying briet report {
-. VII also the report CT c0mmisslohers IL
..s .a.are with an accompanying letter.
.uH9n<-Bv Mr.. tlagg OF iil.amstoT
III. ,5- c.mmittee on Militurt Affairs be d
,.,., H. Inquire what further legislation II an
:.te.ssA17 70 perfect the law PASSED IN Apr
..i>,r. regiments. and Tor their support
-...E;sa.
hlfor! oj Commitee.-B By Mr. Cushman +,
a...l::.e o. Military Affairs shat tue joint re
..uo. il4utstin5 the Governor 10 I'll up Il
>1,a Regimen. in {. manner specified shou
-; >. adopted.
I'm 19tlJn # Mr.. Hutchinson Of Worceste
ne i'm; resolution was. after debate, dlslni-se
u. UudyEwoo1 OF Aewbaly. reported +
.na.ree, that Senate bill %, relating to I
.rfa.u:usu; Of jail Commissioner should LAS
:a.s.d IN occurrence by Mr.. Cushman,
.9,; LIZ Committee On Military Affairs, tt
il. :. luton in reference to SOLDIERS SEN
r1.. shoes, should not be adopted 50 orders
Committee reported in relation 10 House
<.an1ct to ray Peoples Bank: also Hsr
d. &c, Ill ac - pay \. Churchil! that
latter Il tlese bllls was cognlzabic by the a
3..7 @. Accounts. and therefore they shoud
f..s. 50 ordered.
Nr. Ny7es OF Burlington. reported Tor sci
tgurI'ee 70 whom was referred such part
lyrt,n.r Fairbank' address. as referred to N
.:ai7 Atillrs The Committee had examil
-:..uu,s &c. but ielt their othce had IN +
r-r suppressed b7 the appointment, OF an
rest. sa,!n, Committee. The Committee
:.y.. the accounts carefully kept and )ourn'
III ty Secretary. a. Merrill. The account
.ya.i5ls expenses. indicated great labor
a.:...t7 Oh the part of The Secretary. Iney
;9;,e1 Ltccr various headings, accounts I"
.lYgHt9. I've hundred and sixty three tnousa
III AID ninety six dollars ano ftty-thFee ce'
y. MS amount something more Than ohe hu
=! ;lous.nd dollars were yet 10 be arranged
:,s,ylA4lc order.
Tie Committee did no. report in relation
i-- commission advised by the GoveTnsr,
r-nsI Their repor; rather a report OF rrosI
.-.n iu.. report.
NJ Henry Of Chester, though; the rel
"-a.l ce re-cemmitted and more lull re-
blamed.
Nh james Of Waterbury thought tia. as
.-4.u@e reported progress only, the r.
"a: Lot properly before the House Tor their
BOD. Mr. Gardner of Benpgton, was OF
AIT y .Ll0n. Mr.. Henry was convinced,
-t:laeE4li0n, that tie suggestion just MADE
H. tue view Of the case.
III. seldom Of Brandon. sald that the I
liking only partial report, virtually
ra'e - 1T again and such leave was gIa
'y the House.
senate Bill was taken up and reierre
Dom. Oh Ways and Means.
M Cushman introduced bill relating
.-'y Of Water Commissioner In the villas
Rutland which was referred 10 Com. on
positions.
bill to pay Alvin Thayer was ln'roc
Anl referred to Com. on Claims.
Stnaie Bill 20 relating to collection OF
agps raf rrat o., On. an Education,