The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-18

Hs'Ath:-fra' er hy the Ch,,i NOV. d
RESOLUTIONS OGred.-Bv M IIa,n'
the Senate shall In future w., ''f' rOses A.
10 A. M. ; adopted. '''' at ., Mse%'I
, BY Nr. White irstrrciiny tho
to examine al! the laws rn H. "' OullcatyCn,
and pay n'ent of Volunteers, .na % the rais'
Ihere are any discrepancies th ,'p;I' "htt,
whas ,1r'heF Legislation, il any, '' and ah
= Senate , bill 1903. providing tina, H., '''
OF members and officers of both I b,n 'Ee nias
T following vote. passage BY A,
lEAs-ae'srs. Beecher, Hall Harr,
fowers Nice, Richardson, Starr, VIZ. ',mtvins, Mex,
,nrha snnsssIs Btatte, ientlcy, Brore "Ij>r
Tas"r rn npA, Wh JaeKson Morgan, RsIb Iasn
Bus pdssed.-Provldng inr H.
county Comm Issioners; providing ts ',VC ,1
render OF the charter and franchises ' Of leM>
gennes and Bristol Plank Road Co " ,. .ae 'H'
trustees to give bonds in certain Cases ';YlNn,s
rating the johnson Brass Band; rrla,u necF,
transfer of the real or personal es,i '"INs @he
porated societies when held in tust VI a! unlacer
to an act relating to the djsclu.nr' EDUCATIONAL
approved Dec. 1858; relating to " a, ';asbe
when the State is the party in interest," sV'vN' n
Lew Underwood $500, for services nv Paying
tending the distribution of supplies tn IL, t'fF'A
lies OF volunteers; establishing the f,. "s 'a'
bate Courts; relating to the aud;,;n, ~ ~ f''
counts against the State. '5 u a.
Resolution offered. by Mr.. pove,
bills be introduced into tie Senate ,f a.a ~
morrow morning at 10 o'clock, save s"a, I"
shaIl De brought from the other llorsa ' WV ~
Committees on subject matters alrea1v , VI liza
to them adopted. D' 'S's'F
b'"s introduced and refsrrd-Bv w.
White, relating to the supper! Of tho y y,s NJ
OF volunteers, providing that such famy 'I ,l
receive assistance only when the voluntrs, 'I'.!
have been citizen OF this State for at la, ,"' al
days before his enlistment 10 CON- IN F ;;"s "
The Senate concurred with the Hop.a ; IN '?
amendment Of the Senate bill RELATING +" 4.
collection of unpaid taxes in school DISTRICTS "'
Mr.. Wheeler called up the joint resolu,;on, y,
lating to the employment Of volunteers in >,
turning iugitiyes from service, and on thu no AZ
ton OF the substitution of the resolutions uf k.
by MIR. Willard, the vote was as follows '
lEAs-Messrs. Beecher, Starr, Willau-a
NAIs-Messrs. Beattie, Bently Brock. Burc, nar
nam, Hall, Harris, Hotchkiss, jackson, Judeyre N,
Powers Eice, Richardson Robbins, Stevens T.r Ni
ham. Wheeler. W Woodbridge, Aorgan-2l. '''"'' 'I'
Mr.. Wheeler moved to amend the r,so)u,e,.
by substituting the "would be" instead d
lis y highly offensive, &c. The rsOlvjI,
were then adopted by the follow ing vote:
lHAs.-Messrs. Beecher, Hall, Harris. Jrleype VI,
son, Powers, Rice, Richardson Robbins, Starr, T,I,
Wheeler, " i,llard-13 ''''
NAYs-Messrs. Beattie, Bentley, Brock, Burton, Ut,.
Kiss, JAG son, Morgan, Stevens, rpllam, Wocdfrdc-
10. ''' "'S"'' Wy
; Bills rele'red. House bill 23O altering Ii
names OF certain persons therein mentioutl
to General Com. 23l fixing the boundary Inc
between the towns Of Stowe and Underhl
General Com. 43 incorporating the Essex {.
= railroad Co to Com. On Road
The Senate refused to reccde from it's ,aI
sal of amendmen, to House bill s Amending tt
act providing for six special regiments.
Senate bill II, paying Thomas E Powers t
sum therein mentioned Was taken up. u
W Hard argued at some length in favor Of Ola
sarding the act Of last year if it should ape
that larger sum vas due to DR.. Powers
thought the Senate would 10 an act Of Injusll
If they refused to hear the proof that might
offered. lie moved to recommit the bill 10 t
Com. On Claims, with instructions to req.
contingen;ly what sum they belyed to te t
, due OF Dr. Powers, agreed to.
On motion Of Mr.. Bentley the Senate a
journed.
I lIousE,-prayer by the Chaplain.
Journal of Saturday read and approved
Mr.. Gardner called up House bill s, rtlaiI
to pay Of troops, and favored the Com. reE'
not 10 concur IN S,nate's proposed amendu'
. Of the same the House refused to concur
S.nnte bills referred. - Senate bill 81, rvlaI
to rosecution Of suits in favor Of the Stat
to Judiciary Com. Senate bill %, IN rtai
10 interest upon balances due the State
Com. of Ways and Means. ,n
Senate s proposed amendment Of House OIL
laying tax upon the County OF Grand
was considered and concuryed in. The &na
proposed amendment of House bill liz, 10
Commissioners to Peace Convention was
sdered, and upon motion OF Mr. Baker Of 81
surgh, made special order !or IL CLOCK
aittlHooU, tVNelncr Will sAi'hol f'Nf
i, amendment by Mr.. Pingry, making lie
. mentioned $GS6,75.
Bills passed.-Ilouse bill 81, to survey
establish the line between che towns oi 9'
= and CnJerhlll.
House bill 22s, ,ro, iding for district sen
: in some cases, come up in order tor third reau
Mr.. Denison stated that US the bi! no"
. yidej the school might be kept during Inc
four months Of the year. thus leaving an
= portunity for the districts 70 eyade the lb'eu
of the law IN great part, and moved t"e vi
"a ordered to lie 50 ordered. .,
: uouse bill 43, to incorporate the Essex ~
= ty Railroad Company was taken up
). Nr. Pingry moved to amend BY alloSI'
y the company, to elec, between two rouIes'
n one that through Concord and Victory, la ".
}, CT farther north through the town OF burAe
II Mr.. Houston of Victory opposed the am
l. mint, for it seemed to him intended to 'ele'
y bill. The friends Of the bill had certainly IN
y sire for such an amendment.
o Mr.. Tabor OF Concord was not looklps
% the decisions Of Saturday for such mover, ,:n