The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-22

NJ AT the system Of retrenchment which
p"!y aon,tituens expected. He thought the
Aell so' of the Courts had largely fallen Off
"I'' aJ henn reliably Informed that such was the
II n;a tbe part of the State where he resided,
"s ia AUDITORS Report shows that jury trials,
NOu . '' have largely fallen off lie desired no
W. ~ he derived of the privilege of jury
A'I h,t the present expense $50 900, was
"'a, o,. He granted that some OF this dimnu
V I"at snitS was caused by tho war, but he
l w." il this condition OF things continued
"v"7 five wears, lawsuits would constantly
NV G,wcr. and on the revival of things we
gaia anpont more judges IT necessary
WV" WA. Fimunds had no doubt but Mr.. Powers
Talon up this bill with all candor, yet he
I"' from his experience that nothing could
u. r,orp deleteriou than the proposed measure.
NJ n,oot hlne of all lawsuits was their inter-
Unable length and this arises mostly from the
'"Irouatc judicial force employed. Formerly
49, nipndar was Uttered up with cases which
,',1 NOT be reached. Under our present system
w. lad partially obviated this, and he hoped we
r,nd no, 90 back again the labor Of the
r,,lre WAS not confined to term time, but their
bcrs vacations were fully occupied in preparing
,nioians hearing motions, and endless other du
ties
Tha laird reading OF the bill was then refused.
Nr. Eamunds, for Judiciary Com, reported
n favor Of the bill repeating the act permitting
he sale Of strong beer and cider in victualling
a1oops. and It was ordered to third reading
omotrow afternoon.
Mr.. Harris, for Com on Military Affairs, re-
n,rYd in favor of the bill prohibiting enlist
mppls in this State by all persons excepting those
acting under the authority Of the Governor of
his State, OF Of the United States, with an
amendment authorizing courts to inhict the full
lenalty on the first offence passed as amended.
Mr.. White, for Com on Finance, reported in
avr Of aIIowug all bodies of cavalry raised in
his State under the sanction of the Governor
The s. pei month, and offered an amendment
gnldmg that the families OF such cavalry VOL
lnrters shall be entitled to the assistance al
owed the six regiments under the provisions of
leClha session,
Nr Eimunds desired the bill to be amended
GIlat the cavalry regiment now being raised
N tol. pIatt shall be the only recipient Of these
5enefs, and thought it was enough to grant
as.ealowances to the actual regiments of whose
ls.gnce we know son ething. Itwould not be
roper to pass bills paying large sums OF money
5p0ssi5le orgalizatons of whom we know moth
be as liberal as possible, but this seemed in
sJlo.YuY
Nys,rs. Wheeler and Dillingham; thought it
would "H1Wgr present purposes to give Col.
2a,:'S regiment the allowance. If other COM
..a-: 2'e lalsed we can judge whether they are
suitable rtci}ie Of Legislative bounty.
Ness. Woodward, Robbins and White op-
:o@aNr, Edmunds amendment. They wished
very soldier who vent from Vermont to be
reatei alike, and thought the pay was none too
@;se HE yeas and nays being called for by
NrElm2nds, were taken as follows:
Ieas-Dce2A.r, Burton, Dillingham;, Elmunds, Harris,
@Acn' Ju4ryi4e, n Morgan, Nelson, Powers Rice starr,
&ys--Rgock NalI, Hubbard, Merrill Richardson's
'.79ns, stevens: Taylor, uphsm, White, Woodward-ll.
Ils pport Of the Com was then adopted
With ,14 amendment and the bill was ordered
toread o third this afternoon.
\ communication was received from his Ex-
&.loney the Governor, announcing tina! he has
.4atn the oath Of Office and has appointed Sam
-. Williams OF Rutland as the Secretary of Civil
md Military Affairs
2@oIabon oBtred.-By Mr.. Harris providing
tG % publishing of 800 copies Of the commu-
Araa5as made .,y the late Governor to the Sen
ale IN relation TO the payment, arning, &c. OF
}Gmont Regiments adopted.
Tn motion OF Mr.. Dillingham; the Senate ad
0agned
liorsE-Prayer by the Chaplain.
Tho Journal of yesterday was read and appro-
MI S4bn of Georgia, presented petition to
,,.-&nse also bill changing the name of Harriet
~ Walker; both referred to General Conn.,
N.Y. >Abln also introduced bill changing the
A'Me Of ", Oren Phelps ref, rred to General
-ylu.
bo& introduced and reterred.-By Mr.. Dick
A.on OF Chelsea, bill to extend the corporate
',1tS OF the Orange County Bank to Gem.
4 3ankS by Mr.. Moves of Burlington, an
III e&uQdiog The charter Of the Commercial
12n2 to Com. on Banks. By Mr., Denison of
My*"oA, an act constituting sec. OF chap. 80
t. ), 70 Com. on Judiciary. BY Mr., Hin
man Of Derby, an act to pay the People s Bank
t'Ga mentioned; to Com on Claims. by Mr..
5l~ook Of Castlcton, an act for the preserya-
non "! fish IN the towns Of Castleton and Hub
sFdton; to Gen, Com. By AIR. johnson of
woodstock, an act authorizing select men to
'sni covered bridges to Com. on Roads
Fd'honS p,eseated.--By Mr.. Tabor of Tops
man, Tor extending the charter of the Bank of
SSs*oury referred to Com. on Banks. BY Mr..
G.aFd OF PIttsfeld, for the extension of the
Ilarter Of White River Bank to Com. on
banks By Mr.. Sargent of Peacham, for ex-
.'aQlns the charter of the Bank of NewbuIy
Iom. on Banks
Resolution By Mr.. Nichols, Of Rutland,
naI' as the patriotic ladies Of nearly every town
4" 'ne State, have formed Associations for the
suFP's9 Of supplying the wants of the troops
IIfesp ct to socks, &c, therefore, Resolved, That
|e Quarlelmaster General be instructed to take
'V"SureS to forward said articles, and that he