The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-20

ANopibs, itihStu. ~" Lllfi
by Mr.. Brock. for Com. on M;En.
IN favor OF House hill I'll. n.,rn y Atan,
Quartermastcr General TO forward sn.I The
as may he ''ona'ed for the benefit e OF supplies
froln TINS STATE; passed in coneu,ran 'oluRten
BY Mr.. Starr Tor Com. on P,,S'
b'l amending section Is chapter 90 a At to
S. third reading refused. '~1 - OF theC
BY MIR Harris, for Com. on M,.;,
in favor of House hill 227, attach;Oy aaain
OF ar'l'l ry t, the Butler regiment; oa,. "aFg
der suspension OF the rules. PSS%d IN,
BY Mr.. White, for Com on Finano. ..
to the bill for the supplies of families y, ales
te'rs third reading refused Bv N, n 'M'a
ham, for Judiciary Com, adverse to Ii, Dl'a,,
22O, relating To trustee process third ' ,a oil
refused. '""' feailn,
BY MIR. jackson, for select Com. on I,o,..,
lO6, relating to the village of Rutland ''uTo Dill
mcnding its passage prssed in concu,,' aee0u'
mending its passage; passed in cenou..
By Mr.. Robbins, tor Com. on C|a;ms 0'l II
of Senate bill 49, for the relief of the ,nu a'',
Mlddlebury passed under suspension ' "l o. o.
rules. WV" " laa
On motion Of Mr.. Dillingham; the ssDat. ,,,
recess OF 10 minutes "A
, Mr.. Powers moved to reconsider t,o aim,
the preservation of fish in Lake Chow "n' @
agreed to. Mr.. Wheeler moved to law + rn ~
table disagreed To, lG to i. ' W." 'ds
MIR. Willard was willing to do aov,hn. i.
would tend to increase the number d fish " ,as
therefore should favor The bill. ''' 4m
Mr.. Dillingham; would support the hin i,
cause 1T does away with an invidiors listno,;.
and in his opinion an unconstitutional ona '' W.
denying citizens Of other States PRIVILEGES ~ "
corded to those Of our own.
Mr.. Wheeler moved to amend ~ that ann.
habitant of this State may take fish, BY rs, M,
Of Seines, during the autumnal months ",
White moved to add April and May; disap,sJ
| to.
Mr.. Robbins moved that the bill be julesO;.
ly postponed =; disagreed to- The bill was us,d
by {. vote Of Is to 9. f''''
Report of Committee. BY Mr., Robbins f.,
Com. on Claims, in favor of the bill for the -,
lief of Anson Shaw, with amendments; ou}prd
to a third reading.
The hour limited by the rules of the IVA
Houses having arrived, the President declared
the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-Scnate bill 10, an act to incorpOr,,.
the Rutland County Bank vas taken up, twice
real, and the motion made to refer. The IIors
refused TO refer, ard ordered third reading, and
the bill passed under suspension of rules, with
few or no dissenting voices.
On motion of Mr.. Cushman of Rochester tie
House went into Com. of the Whole for nrthe,
consideration Of the militia bill.
The Com. on rising reported to the House y
their Chairman. Mr.. Miner of Manchester, tia.
they had considered House bill 224, an act 10
organize the militia and advised that tie bill
should pass with certain amendments
MIR. Nichols OF Rutland moved to take 20
House bill 224, and it was so taken up by the
House and proposed amendments considered
adopted. 1t was moved that the bill be rad
the third time at this time, and by It's ttleoalr
agreed to. The bill was read the thir! lime
and the question came upon its passage. NJ,
Noyes OF Burlington, called Tor the yes lad
nays.
The Clerk proceeded to call the roll, and e
o clock arriving during the call, Mr. Noyes
moved that the House adjourn in accordance
with the requirement of 10Th joint rule The
| Speaker decided that the rule required adjourn.
ment. Mr.. Nichols of Rutland. appealed from
the decision OF the Chair. The House I'D not
sustain the decision Of the Chair. The calling
OF the roll was completed-yeas l27, nays "
and the bill was passed. The Speaker declared
the House adjourned.
WEDNESDAY, Nov 20
SENATE.-Praysr by the Chaplain.
|
BiHS pdssea.-for the relief Of AnSon Shaw,
constable of the town of Wlliston to provide
for the uniform size of public documents, IN
concurrence for the relief OF the town Of By.
sex, with proposals Of amendment
Reports of Coms.-By Mr. Upham, for Com
on Claims, adverse to the bill paying Levi h.
Stone the sum therein mentioned third resd
ing refused.
BY Mr.. Taylor, for Com on Claims, in iavo
of House bill l52, relieving certain persons
therein mentioned; passed in concurrence; 10
favor Of Houee bill 232, for the relief of Samue
=. Bliss, ~ disabled volunteer third reading
refused, by \ yotc of II to Is. By MIR. Jade
vine, for Com. on Banks, in favor OF House On
l40, reducing the capital stock of the North
held bank; passed IN concurrence
! by Mr. Richardson, tor General Com. n "a
vor Of the bill constituting Edward Fisher her
at-law Of George Fisher; passed in concur
rcnce: in FAVOR Of the bill Incorporating 'h'
West Randolph House Co.. passed N concur ~,
renee in favor Of House bill 800, altering tnS
names of certain persons therein mentioned ahs
constituting them heirs-at.law OF certa o'"''
persons; passed in concurrence.
On motion Of Mr. Stewart the Senate 'ooA
recess for twenty minutes. !.
a message was received from the House m !.
ing the Senate to rescind the l4,h JOINT rue
30 AZ to permit the reception Of bills from III
respective Houses. g.
Mr.. Powers moved 10 amend by sispeod'u
the rule till 1 O'Clock this p. NJ.
Mr. Ednunds moved further TO amend 20
to permi. the transmission OF certain oils, "n'
he named, only Al.
MIR. Powers withdrew his proposal, anu )"
Edmunds' motion was disagreed to. H.,
Mr.. Ednunds mrved to snspt nd the fu'V ., !
as to allow the transmission Of cer'sh UNIV