The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-07

Venner t" Com. on Claims. BY Mr., N,..
bill to change the NAME OF MaryE S~.,IM.yes'
Gen. Com. Hy Mr.. Nichols Of Rutlana to
in amendment y: all aet %rela.in. f., an act
probate courts 10 Judr,ary Com. p o.
6oyce"t CRANKY, ~ Act rotating To II, Dy MI.
meat of iudi'o.s -: houk accounts 'PfoIn',
AIRY Con-. BY M. ~lLautna Of Mor, 'uoie,
acc Relating 70 TIC pay OF Volunteers in e,,. "a
decehfe t. Com. on Military Affair, "'"e'i
by MIR. Bishop Of fillmore, q bin to
own or Elm'r"; 80 Com. to maze I've
Grand List W The
Various p%o!ito1s were presented fy d,,...
Of banks to bo located at Rutland and l tl"Fsf'
Srnatc's proposed amendments If H "v"n''n'
relating to the Butler Regiment were t,Iv "'
and considered. up
Alr. Thomas thought it possl!le to Gu c,,,,.
the amendment as to make j, necessary T., r';.
the assistance Of the Genera! Goyernmsnr, yum
even recruiting men. lie was opposed r., o''y VIZ
amendments. '@
Mr.. Nichola Of Rutland was onnossa
proposed amendments, because they did no, MOI,
the question involved fairly, but aimed !, ", ss'
the bill by indirection. MI
Ahe tiou"' leIosco ~ c'nenr with the Sua,.
in proposed amendments.
House bill relating to town meeting, /,
came up as special ordcr. wy
Mr.. LynLe Of williamsburg, moved 0r,.,
ment making residence Of one month in +".'
necessary TO the voter
MIR. F!agg of Wilmington was opposed ia III,
amendment, and the bill.
Mr.. Gardner also opposed the bill il its ny.
emf form and moved amendment BY %,.rik;naro w.,
the words /" Of ,wenty.one ~,ears.H
Mr.. Bigelow YVES opposed to the tyentv.,,.
years being stricken ONT, and favored the G,rs,
amendment, and the bill.
Mr.. Lyndc was opposed to the strisios ot
u OF tWsnty-Ono years.
Mr.. Gardner stated that he was OPPOSED t0
the whole bill, but though if hose liable =,
be taxed were to vote, it should includ. tbos.
who were within ono month Of twsn,y.Onr
and would during the year following the March
neetlng be taxed.
Mr.. " ate Of Hrail,ree moved that The hi
ne dismissed.
!lr. Denison was opposed to the b,ll kecaus
it allowed those has!: to be taxed T.. WIT, "nI
hoped the bin would bW dismissed.
Mr.. Bigclow Of Brookisld stated that man,
young men were listed in Msy, VINO had no,
been allowed 70 v0so in March. lie thoacbt
"a wrong FOX thousands Of dollars 10 be ..yvd. in
this way, without representation.
Mr.. Noycs thought he objection 70 the hi
nagnl6ed. lie thought the great principle va.
tha5 every man taxed should have The right O
representation He did not feel very much in.
teresl in the bill, but thought the whole matter
should be w.dened ami put upon the hluai
principle to which he had alluded as a basis.
The House dismissed the bill.
Mr.. Balch Of Ludlow, introduced a bill Tegu.
'ating the speed OF railroad care in certain
cases TO Com. on roads.
Re~soluhom.-By Mr.. Spaulding Of psuto1.
that no member OF the House speak mere than
five minutes upon any question on molten Of
Mr.. Noyes, laid upon the table.
JoiE: Resolution BY Mr.. Noyes, that She
presen: emergency the past interests Of tie S.ss
lmperltively demands that the Governor, ww
is by LAW COMMANDMENTS Chief Of forces should
be empowered to appoint and remove ct pler
ure, Adj ntant and Inspector General and Quar-
ties Of these officers should he distinctly de6Dsl
by law. M. pngry moved its reference to
Military Com. Mr.. Noyes opposed The refer.
ence, and stated at length the inpo-,an: interest
new eeglected fox want Of he power tia. should
be given to the Governor Nj. Nichols moved
that tho resolution 10 dismissed IL vas 1907
dered.
Com. on Military Affairs reported with0@".
preston of opinion, the bill to incorporate
johnson Brigade Band bill refused ensOs.
ment. Mr.. Ranney reported for Com. on bda,
cation, as substitute for bill authorizing 'caOa
districts to borrow money, u bill for the reIs'd
district number four OF St. Albans. The sOtsr
titute Was ordered, and the question vas aF9'
the engrossment. Mr.. james moved to lay The
bill upon the table and make it special orderO
2 O'clock P. NJ. Tomorrow. Nh. Gardner oF
posed tho dill, on the ground thatit allowed tn
district to borrow money at usarous rate Of 10,
@tereSt. 1t was u dangerous precedent Oh
ordered to lie and made special order. Acl
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