The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-12

Wheeler that the Senators mao alreauy oeoh
supplied :, uo.o
luton, the yeas and nays were demandeho ny
Senator Edmunds, when the vote stood as iol'
lows
YEAs-Beattie Bentley, Brock, Burton, Dillingham;
Hail. HotchEss, Jackson, Morgan, Rice, Richardson
Stevens Stewart, Taylor, upham "heeeF' "oouori's0'
Woodward-ls. ,. >,,.o.
Powers Robbins, White.
Bill introduced BY Senator Dillingham; to
pay the heirs of Charles G. Eastman S5OO beng
money advanced to rebuild the State House after
its destruction by fire. Read twice and referred
10 Committee on Claims.
The President then read communication
from the Commissioner appointed to superln-
tend the revision of the Statutes bringing to the
notice of the Senate bill relating to the Mill
tia and an advisory report and bill concurrng
the " Personal Liberty Bill"
On motion of Senator Edmunds the bill re-
latng to the Militia was ordered to lie and 400
copies to be printed.
Senator Woodward moved to print 400 copies
of the report relating to the " Personal Liberty
Bill {" objected to by Senator Powers who
wanted to know what they were ordering to be
printed, as they seemed to be " going it blind, +"
and the report was read by the Secretary.
The Secretary then read the bill which re-
peals the famous act of 1858, and makes provis-
ion for the trial of persons alleged to be fugl-
tiyes before Justices of the Supreme Court on
writ of habeas corpus.
Sen. Hubbard was opposed, like his colleague,
to the printing of the report and BILL and the
yeas and nays being called for by Sen. Pow ers
we're taken with the following result:
YEAs-Beatte, Bentley, Brock, Burton, Dillingham;
Edmunds Hall, Hochkiss, Jackson, Morgan, Nelson,
Rice, Stevens, Stewart, TAYLOR Upham, White, Willard
Woodbridge, Woodward-20.
-Buckner, Hubbard, Judevine, Powers, Richard
son, Robbins, Wheeler-7.
The Senate then adjourned.
lloUsE.-Prayer by the Chaplain.
Journal of yesterday was read and approved
The chair announced as Committee on Rules,
Messrs. Seymour, Miller and Nichols on Joint
Rules, Messrs Gardner and Dana.
Bit introduced and rtferred.-By Mr.. FletcE1- !,
er Of Cayendish, providing for the extension of
the charter of the Bank of Black River, to the
year 1888 10 the Committee on Banks.
ReSo'utson.--By Mr.. Allen of Fairhaven that
His Excellency the Governor of this State, be,
and is hereby requested to muster out, or order
back, the partial Company of Cavalry, enlisted
by Col. Harlow of Philadelphia, or cause them
TO be attached to Spragues Cavalry Regiment,
or some other Cavalry Regiment now in process
of formation.
Mr.. Thomas thought the matter to which
tho resolution referred was not understood by
the House, and should be referred to the Com
mittec
Mr., Myers explained that the condition Of
the troops required immediate action, and ia
yored q special Committee.
Mr.. Fletcher favored the reference to Com
mittee, and a special Committee, for there was
need OF investigation.
Mr.. Noyes said 1t seems impossible to tell
at this time what would be the best reference, -
and thought the bill should be laid upon the s
table.
Mr. Myers stated that the matter had been
brought before the Governor, who desired such
1 resolution to be adopted to enable him to ac.
n the matter
Mr.. Hallcck said he was acquainted with the
?rmAtion OF the Company, and spoke very t
llghy OF the citizens composing it, and urged
hat they should not be left in their present
condition of suffering and inactivity, for want
It Legislative action. v
MIR. Smith Of St Adams, stated that he
greed with the gentleman from Castleton, but 7
n weighing. The many considerations connected
With this matter, favored laying the resolu dion
pom the table for the present.
Mr. Gardner said there were fifty Vermont
oys needing immediate aid in their unpleasant
ondltlon. and thought special Committee, +
he more direct way to aid them.
Mr.. Nichols Of Rutland, stated the facts in al
he case. and urged Immediate action
Mr.. Lynde favored the opinion of Mr. Myers. q
} refer to q special Committee.
The resolution was, on motion of Mr. Thomas. -
nendcd by Mr.. Myers, and referred to a select !,
Committee, Tor immediate consideration and re-
ort Messrs, Allen, Smith and Thomas were -.
ppointed select Con mittce.
Bills introduced and reterred BY Mr.. Thomas p
West Fairloc, an act to repeal the acts ..
pproprating money for the salary and fees Of a,
lie Board OF Education to committee on
ducation. By Mr. Martin of Ferr,sburgh, an "
It extending an act, entitled an act, TO B,
corporate the Ferrisburgh Cemetery Assoca-
on; to committee on Corporations. By Mr. t.;
orc of St. Johns1ury, an amendment to an act
provide Tor raising six special regiments for da
nmediate service, for protecting the Constitu- W
on and the Union; and to provide for families
the soldiers. The amendment provides that
c same pay shall be given to other soldiers as
those of the sir special regiments, referred to
'mmittee on Military Affairs. BY Mr.. Gard
n of Bennington, a bill providing for the pre-
rvation Of fish in Perch Pond, in the town of
ownal; to General committee.
Adjourned. III
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