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

aen'' This State to the seat of war E@
from '',1 s.oircd That We as the Representatives
a. '] do appreciate the difficulties which |
Of INC .pe course of the Executive in the trying
'tsss sasTces which were incidental to the inaug-
SM AD,;en Of militia system and war policy
'la 'nr \ people pre- em'nentiy peaceful, and 30
hl'o'S2 rored by peace as to induce the opinion
r .F,, we should learn war no more, and we
r,s Goubly gratlled for the Judgment which de-
'f,d without waving the pain OF a"'y' ana
.Ss courage which pursued 1t TO success. >.
o. e. n shall follow him liz his retirement to
Fta,O ,,e where we doubt not his prayers will
Pll'"l 9th ours for the success Of our arms,
n'nss 0+,l);.hmept of national authority over all
'"e A'n,;r;on. and the Fastening of the day OF
ou u;rarsa} liberty. purity and peace; unanimous
adopted. . ,
.,a 18th Joint rule to receive certain bills named
.nsua;n Mr.. Edmunds called for the yeas and
"rs d;saoreed to, Mr.. Wheeler voting in the
negative observation-disclosures
uorsr-praver by the Chaplain.
1o;at Resohltion-By MIR. Pingry, that the
Nth ;ont rule requiring that no bill shall be
Wv. +, either House for concurrence, during the
i,.. ,wo DAVIS of the Session, be suspended in
Clarence to House bill 224, " an act to organ
go the militia
'' N.Y. W. James of Waterbury moved to amend by
,.snlync to rescind the rule agreed to, and
ma res luton adopted on the partof the House
Tbe Com. on Mileage and Debentures report
ID the mileage of the present sesslon-the mile
zee being made the same as that OF the session
ii 1860.
On motion of members from the following
Downs. their mileage was lesscned as follows -
Randolph, fom 6S to AZ miles; Crattsbury, from
I4G to is miles Dorset, from l45 to l3o miles;
pIymouth. from lis to SIS miles Wells, from
* ;'' T., lao miles St. Johnsbury from l24 to
20 miles: Brookline, from JAG to 1876 miles;
JIiohsatc, from 90 to 81 miles; Berkshire, from
sqto "a miles; Barnet, from 10 to 46 miles !;
bradford, from SO t. 40 miles.
MIR. Garfield of Arlington wished to be popu-
ar. and moved to change his mileage from 1852
% Isl p agreed to. (Laughter)
The mileage Of Mr.. Tabor Of Concord was
changed also, upon his motion, from 1873 to 70.
The mileage Of Mr. Hubbel Of Fairfax, WAS
also lesscned upon his motion.
On motion .f Mr. Hubbell, the report was
adopted with the provision that members might
essen their mileage at any time before 2 O'Clock
PM Of this Cay.
gtocrls of Committees By Mr.. Pingry ad
7erscly to House 1877 relating to banks engross-
ncnt refused BY Mr. Halock Tor Com. on
Education adverse y to House Oh, relating to
common schools cngrossincnt refused By MIR.
Balch for Com, on Education lavorahly to House
H(. %Y4Yling for Education Of the blind; bill
passed.
Mr.. Denison reported fur Com. on Ways and
Means bill relating to the sureties Of the late
Stare treasurer, that they may proceed to prose
lu4 &c ordered to third reading.
By Mr.. Whitcomb for Com. on land taxes ad
yqysey to House 9G; ensross,nent refused. BY
Mr. Allen t0r select Com. adversely to bill abol
aiins Co. Commissioner engrossmcnt refused
Mr. Derison reported for Com. on Ways ant
Ncap: tayo,ably to House 1870, to establish TIM
salaries u certain State officers, filling lh
blanks with $1,000; ordered engrossed.
On motion the rule requiring "a hours be
&G41 irss and third reading OF bills was Gus
pended for the remainder OF the Session.
Reports Of Committees BY J. Il. Smith 70
Judiciary Com. u substitute for bill in amend
2ent Of chap IS G S relating to association
substitute adopted and ordered to Sd reading
BY Mr.. Dcnison for Com. on Ways and Means
bl! entitled " An act making provision TO
the support of the Government
The bill provides for tax OF fifty cents on tn
iolar On the grand list, IN polls and rateabl
property of the inhabitants of the State, to
pad into the treasury by the first day of Jun
next
The suia Of sixty thousand dollars is approx
iratei tor payment Of various COVER nment on
sers and EXPENSES of General Assembly. Or
hundred aad fitys thousand dollars are appr'
rated foy payment on debts and bonds durin
NE year, The Treasurer is authorized to Do
T0W two hundred thousand dollars.
One tortich part of tho sum to be collected
Allowed for collection.
TIE Ioase ordered the bill to Sd reading.
Bits refused Sd reading House bill to pa
wMAmen in and about the State House Hou
iii fixing the salaries of county clerks lou
bill 10, 70 repeal former act in relation
banking
Senate's proposed amendment of House b
~, was coGculred in.
Senate tits passed An au. for the relief
Town 9! Middiebury; an act making prov!s'
oFmyment OF debts against the State priso
House 225, relating to the apprlsal OF bal
sock was taken up and ordered to Sd reading
House Bills Passyd.-To pay money due
Volunteers in case Of their decease to anne
IN act for the revision of the laws, approx
Nov u. 1860 AN act regulating the spe
u cars in certain cascs,-an act in AMENDING
u Chap. 54. of G. s.
House Bill l54 relating to high ways.
n addition to Chap % G. S. was taken UP a
dismissed.
Senate bill to appoint commissioners to ;
ast the claims of Thomas f.. Powers, was
zen up, and after discussion. the second re-
"g OF the bill was refused ayes Oh. nays II
Senate bills referred. Senate bill 8, san
l.. i II.