The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-21

" we salaries If Il NV shOul /.
ABOVE mentioned. Amc.d ment we two ,s,s,
Mr. Nichols OF Rutland, m nv was l~I
making the salary If the Sta t''@ u to an4i5 b,
same as provided in the BILL onlu Treasurer d.
OF 1860 and 1861 amendma ot'y Tor the ,ss
Mr.. Garfield of Arlington e"s lost, 'N'
s,oe s-o one vote lying the salary Of ~. TO c
the bill passed. 'N u Reconsider ,%
House bills possed.-Ap ACT :.
act IN relation to the suretns If a.d1dlM@a
Treasurer. Bill 225. relatina VI Inc late sn
bank stock. Bill 238, " an %. 70 aIpn d
chap 81 Of G: s., relating to Assooa aGaan
House bill 239, an act ma 'sIG;sIs'l0ns.
for the support of the Govcrnmenn'1n S Provision
up and read the third time, and I na,, was AAa |
Senate bills referred. Senate bT %:
for the relief of Anson Shaw ''' 70, an act
Claims. Senate bill lOl, an act n 10 Com. ca
of Chap. 95 Sec. 9 to Gene val Cos sneAtna
The House concurred S ~vn'
nerdment Of Hor oo7 o ..1.. pqea|
. illery companies, '''"'"s "l"d|
b'ns 21;asssed.-senate %, relating to .,,A
ing supplied to soldiers by this Sta,s, !" Cloth Cloth
49, an act providing for the immed. . M ,s
ment and allowance of claims nf .t 'PIs
against the United States. Sena.. t "I sah
relating to interest on balances dne ~ ~ snaa
Senate 90, an act to pay Levi Undervoo t ' S
ate 50, an act relating to the auJiti nv, % Se
counts against the State Senate 81 AZ ".' a.:
alteration OF sec 4 chap 10 s. Senate ' az W. 10
act to provide for the surrender Of bo 81, 40
and franchise of the Vergennes nIank ro. vIala
pany. Senate l03, relative to d;s,s iv"uca
the geological report Senate "A, an act IN
latlon to the election and compensation o ~ om IT.
Commissioner. Senate 1872, relating to o. s ,i'' '
which the State is the party in interest ''" S,a
ate o6, an act in addition to an act rsls,;, o'h
disclosures Of trustees. Senate g. an ant ~. "
corporate the johnson Brass Band Sen ' W ,l'
requiring trustees to give bonds in certain S,s w.
Senate ", relating to taxes on polls Of voI '''
teers. Senate lO7, an act relating to b I,'a "
exceptions. " '"' VI
Bills refused third reading.-Senate bin G.
to incorporate the Ottaqucchee Sons Of Tam, W.
rance, division No, I. Senate bill 81 rqat',
to prosecution of suits against the State S,'
ate Dill SO, relating to fees in Probate Cam,
Senate bill l02, in relation to transfer If ,",i
estate OF unlncorporated companies, held n
trust.
Bills ordered to he.-Senate bill 10; ral,,,,,
to supplies for volunteers. Senate bill IL a,
act to regulate and equalize the property Of n.
solvent debtors the Judiciary Com. rpp,,tej
fayorably on the last bill, Senate 1871
Senate bill to pay y. Shaw, was passed !,
concurrence.
Senate bill99, an act to authorize the cupb,.
ment of clerks, ~, was reported unayorubjy
by Com. on Ways and Means, and refused thin!
reading.
Senate's joint resolutions of thanks to Gov.
ernor Fairbanks were unanimously adopted
House bull 80, relating to the destruction A
noxious animals was refused passage.
House bill, an act to provide for disu.;
schools in some cases was passed.
House bill e., to prevent traffic in inioycat.
ing liquors was ordered to third reading.
On motion of Mr.. Miner of Manchester, the
House went into Com. of the Whole for consil.
Grafton of Senate bill 63, "An act to organiE,
The mi tia" The Com. on rising reported The
bill to the House without an expression OIL Opil.
ion. by their chairman, Mr.. Miner.
On motion Of Mr.. Noyes, the bill was mlh
special order for 9 ID o clock a. NJ, to.nlr.
row.
The Com. OIL Mileage and Debentures artal
reported that they allowed debenturcs Tor fr!y.
three days, and included in this the day Of the
:xcursion to Burlington. Pending motions to
amend the report, the House Adjourned.
EVENING.
SENATE House blNs REFERRED -22j, relating
o the apprisal of bank stock, to Com. on Banks;
.26, relating to the pay due to voluneens at
heir decease, TO Com on Military Affairs; e@
section l Of chapter q Of the s.,
o Com. on Education 23i, amending an act
elating to the revision of the public laws Of
his State, to Com on Judiciary; 237, in adl-
ion to an act relating to the surcties Of the late
state Treasurer, to Com. on Judiciary 2S''
making provision for debts against the STATE
'rison, to Com. on Finance 1885, regulating
he rate Of speed CT engines and trains IN CeE'
ain cases, to Com. on Roads 23S, in addition
. chapter eighty-Gve of the c. s., rel4tlOs,D "
to Com on Judiciary; 23O, for the
elief of the town Of Mddlebury, to COM %
'lams; organizing the militia, to Conn., On
iilitarv Affairs.
Mr.. Woodbridge resumed his argument aSSanH
be Essex Railroad bill, and was opposed BY NJ
lizard, who contended that the road II Du''
ould not fail of being great benefit to Lsse.
ounty, and doing no injury to other p'iytI0n
{ the State. No opposition bad been OnFiea
} the measure except by the officers OF an',nu
who claimed that it might rt'ute
heir income, but he urged that it was not 'D'
rovince of the Legislature to encourage liz,
opolies. but to do the greatest good 10 ".
reatest number. lie rcbutted the arsaD'"i;
lat Essex County bad already one rallr"ad' VI.
as yet mostly uncul'ivated, by showing lnas F."
nd doubled in wealth and population "'p" :.
W years. He introduced statistics tending ~
low that the resources of Essex County wou'i
, increased far beyond the cost OF the proP';'.
lad, and though, that justice to large sT ~;
the State demanded the passage OF the 0 Nj
Mr.. Powers opposed the passage OF tne ,,J
nd pending his remarks, the President d'e''''
'e Senate adjourned.