The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-21
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, NOV. II, 1861.

Joint Resolutions.-B Mr.. Noyes, that the
l4th joint rule be suspended so far as to allow
the transmission of House bill, relating to sala-
ries of State officers adopted. By Mr.. Plagry,
that the Governor is authorized, in his discre-
ton to appoint an agent to attend to the camps
of Vt. volunteers in U. S. service, and receive
money they may wish TO send their friends, and
forward or oliver the same adopted.
Bill passed-Senate bill los, an act to pro-
vide for supplies of volunteers.
Senate's Joint resolution providing to pay |
the assistant Librarian and others, two dollars
per day for their services during the session,
was taken up. lMr Noyes moved to amend by
adding the messengers, and workmen IN and
about the State House, to those officers named
in the resolution amendment ordered-yeas
%, NAYS IS. On motion of Mr.. Miner of Man
chester, the Curator of the Cabinet, was added
to the list in the resolution The resolution
was then adopted in concurrence.
House bill passcd-To change the name OF
the town of Yves. Fairlec.
Joint Resolution-By Mr.. Dickinson OF
Chelsea, that tho Adutant and Inspector Cen
eral is hereby authorized to use the two cannon
now in the portico of the State House, and be-
longing to the State, for the purpose OF IN
structing the Companies of light artillery now
being raised adopted
,
regulate the traffic in intoxicating liquors for
the purpose OF drinking. was taken ur and the
p question was upon third reading. Mr., Moves
moved to dismiss tho bill agreed to-yeas 81,
nays Is.
r The House adopted joint resolution for sus-
pension of joint rule IA in reference to-
r House bill changing the name of the town OF
d West Fairlee to that of Lyons.
y Bill passed Senate bill Al, an act for the
/. preservation of fish in Lake Champlain
IS Mr.. Hubbcll, for Com. of Conference on
>. Military bill, reported that the Committee had
+. met the Senate Committee, and the Commit
va tees could not agree.
The House refused to recede from their non
J.. concurrence with the Senate.
II Resolut,on.-B Mr.. Thomas of West Fair
ID lee, Resolved that the thanks of this House
~ are hereby rendered to the Hon. A. p. hunton
No for the able, faithful and impartial manner in
~ which he has discharged the duties of his office
. during the present session -; adopted.
~ The Speaker appropriately responded.
's Although it is common for parliamentary
:. bodies to pass resolution Of this sort, yet
%. this time in casting my mind back over the scs
sion now nearly past, and looking at the pres
40 cnt, cannot but think that there is something
% more than mere ceremony in this resolution
d. The unyarying kindness of the members of thi
House to me, the disposition which they hav
-. shown to assist me in the duties OF the othc
a' which | have had to perform, their readiness t.
- overlook any errors which have been commit
a. ted, land they have been many, and every mem
~ Der of the House has seemed disposed to over
&C look them,) in view Of all this, | cannot bu
" think there is something more than ceremon
H. in this resolution.
w. w. ain very thankful that they have been s
70 considerable and 80 kind in this respect, and M
~. :" authorizations have been most fully realized
~ The authorizations which | stated at the begin
-. ming of the session, have been most fully rea
~. lied, and during the whole course OF my llfe
W, shall look back upon this session as one Of tt
brightest spots of my life
-, Eycry member of this House, am happy
".' blieve Las a firm determination to carry o
:, - the cruel w:r in which we are engaged to
successful termination, and the action OF tt
~. House has been such as most tended to tn;
.lio end. Ia this matter the Representatives,
..' course. differ as 10 the detail, and as to Il
- y manner in which it shall be dono; but as
tho what shall be done they agree. IT they did n
viz differ as to the manner there would be no net
of a General Assembly
ler Men who differ in regard to important bus
ness continue, as the members OF this Lou
mi bpve done to cooperate and exercise that spill
ard of lorbearance which they have shown towal
for each other, this cooperation and ioroearan
of shows their love Of their Country. They ha
GUS shown themselves worthy of the liberties viii
the their fathers won. They have shown thel
on selves worthy to be Representatives OF II
= and good people. ~,
i'm With the most kind feelings bid you lar
any we'll, and hope that you will long live to enJ
the the liberties which are youchsafed to us, a
of that the principles of the equal rights
ain man which lies at the foundation OF our Oc
prnment will be continued in its Administrative
OF (Applause.) ,,., 81
the RESOLUTIONS of thanks to the Clerk OF
eat House and Assistant Clerks were adopted
'nly Joint Resolution.-By MIR. Thomas, that
our hour of final adjournment be deferred y hon1
the adopted on the part of the House. .,
the The Speaker, o'clock having arrived
The clarcd the House adjourned without day
~ is