Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-25

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AFTERNOON
SENATE.
Res0iuti0u.--Hy Mr. Powers. amounting a meeting Of
the joint assembly on Wednesday next TO hear the re-
port VI the appointed canvass the votes for county
ofi.,r. .-td,p.cd
Biis p1sssd House bills extending an act ncorpor-
atug the Ferrsburgh Ccmotarv Association and incnr.
poradug the Brooksvile Edge fool Association
Join Resolutions -Kclating TO the appointment Of a
joint com on the Library, with the amendment proposed
by the House laid upon the table, ou motion Of Mr. I'd.
munds Requesting The Quartctma.tcr General make
report concerning the arms muniii1ue sc the propory
Of the State he had disposed of adopted in concurrence
BY Mr. Woodward granting the use NJ the Reprcsenta-
tive, hall for the Etuc,tira D9.rl D., bc,r a 1fr,s
from Mr. Adams their secretary; adopted. Bv Mr.
While directing the Governor Co inform the President Of
The uuitcd states that twas no par; of the purpose u
Che state of Vermont in responding 20 the cam Of tho
Government ior It's deipuee and for The putting down
NJ rebellion o Furnish u IN" persons ~ it soldiers.
force 10 hc employed n the arrest or return Of fugitive
slaves their master and that employ them Tor such
purpose highly offensive Co the honor aud dignity Of
the Statci read twice and referred 90 on printing
The joint rules were reported BY the committee al.
"a HF sf
to the fixing the hour Of ten o'clock p IN as the limit of
evening sessions, and fhat when the Houses should o.
uay adjourn they shoald do SO 900 O'Clock m the af
ternoon the second providing that the Joint rules be
not suspended without the unanimous consent Of both
houses the third providing Tor the appointment Of
com the Library of two senator's aud three
Representatives 10 be appointed lbs the presiding officers
Of both houses
The question being as 90 tho adoufi,n Of ;he sr.t u
rules, MIR Powers said hC n favor n the adoption Of
the 18th joint, the rule subject u which was so vel un-
dersood by every one Il coull De lived mp TO- for such
rnlc useless IL il 10 be suspended at every
time when such rule ought 90 apply.
The first "A rules were then adopted
Mr. Ednunds moved To amend the 18th so as to strike
AZ the clause providing that neither house should nruonp
is session until aftertcn o'clock in the evening and
called ft the yeas and nays ON the amendment which
were as follows
Yoas-Nlr Willard Mr. Edmund.-2
NaBs-Mr Bcerhcr Burton Dillingham; Han Uarris
Hubbard Jackson, Judc,ine. Nelson Powers, Rice,
hichar dson, Wheeler, White, Woodward-l7
The three additional rules were then adopted
The President appointed Mr. Willard as com on the
part OF the senate TO wait upuu the Governor elect
On motion of Mr.. Morgan, The Senate then djournod
HOUSE
A message was received from His ExceIepcv the
Governor, communicating telegram from Brig Cen
VIM Smith relative 20 the condition Of the second and
third regiments The telegram was dated Oct a. and
stated that the of the secuud and third regiments
were suffering from the want of rlothirg that thew
needed Immediately about $50 blue uniform coats and
l600 pants also that one hundred tents we're needed
that those tents which the third REGIMENT have wen,
worthless. Gen Smith requests the Go,trnlr 90 furnish
the above articles and charge the amount 20 the general
government stating thst the general government cannot
at present furnish them.
On motion OF Mr. Gardner Of Bennington, the mes
sage and accompanying document referred 10 the
com ON military affairs with instructions TO report by b
or otherwise.
The House concurred with tho Senate in its amend
the Joint resolution relative To printing he adj
dress delivered the Inauguration Of the state of Ethan
Allen
Senate bills referred Relating 10 the amendment ~
jail commissioners prov ling for the exercise ~ tho
executive power eases Of vacancy In the Office NJ CIV
ernor and Lieut. Governor both 90 The Judiciary coo
Bus introduced and referred BY Mr. Cook ~ Caho,
Emily II CLARK heir a. law of ] aud Cark
% general com By Mr. james ~ Waterbury in addition
10 an act for the establishment and enlargement OF
schoo mouse yards 10 the Judiciary By Mr. Green
OF iinn ma laying TAX on the county Of Chittcnden
% seleot com consisting oi The members from that
yyunV. by hI miner OF Manchester 10 incorporate the
Nernoht llanan marble company To the on cor
pnratlohs' by MIR Miner OF Huesburgh, 70 pay Amas T
Wilmarth jr to com ON claims.
mr. Norris OF hardwick, presented petition for the
restoration OF Ezra Sml 20 his legal rights and priv
leges, which was referred 90 the gcnef al com
JOtW Tcf0HftDHS. -frlm the senate -providfng f,r