The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-15

polntment OF an auditor Of tnuL Iheap
engrossment refused. By the sam. " w. !
House bill relating to rorerty er.n au.efs
execution eng ossment reins.d Fe4 it4
BH PaSSeG.-Sanate hil 81
charter of Merchants Bank 'N"Mf lhst.
Petitions. For a Bank =, D.
MeSsrs. Houshton of Pawlyt, Crof ,''0f; b!
Walllnetord, Enel Of Mldetown ~, u, d
of Plttsfield. The House bill r.lo s'u Dan
blind was on motion OF Mr.. Miller ~ p nt4
recommltled to Com on Educato, oM'Ee;
Jo'nt Reso'ut'ons.-By Mr. Fletcbo. r,
endlsh, that the cordial thanks Of this " Iva. az,
1ure be presented to COL Platt for b t.; FsN,
to visit the cavalry regiment also No , ."'n'n
presenting thanks to j. G. Smith ia, 'bL;;' 'Hra
ness ia extending an invitation to tbn n'S KIM
lure 10 Tree excursion upon the ral,s"s sj'
adopted upon the part of the House '''''''1
Reports of Commiltees.- By NJ, D.
favorably to House bill 204, relating IA r nNt.
OF probate courts with amendment. a aSNO
amended and engrossed By Mr.. Gar,u ms'9
Judiciary Com tavorably to Senate hin o. Il"
latlng to town auditors with amepdms,. IT,
dered amended ; but third reading refuss1 Il. H.
discussion By the same adversely n p a'
bill l49, relating to mortgagny person,, A T
tells engrossment refused. By Mr. a sn' v''''
Troy, tor Select Com. favvr4bIy to House '' n.
l40, relating to travel upon HIGHWAYS wi, a'
amendment; House ordered to dismiss tho MN WI
yeas so, nays 40. By Mr.. Gardner, f,v v"'
bly, to House bill y repeating former 49,,
latlng to registry Of births, MARRIAGES .si
deaths, with amendment, making i, the dutr y
Secretary of State to keep such regis,rv "n n
Debate followed this report It was s.,t
by MIR. Hallock that Massachusetts dxv ~,,
$50 600 to make out and print full rermrs
registration, and the many facts connectad Will
the prosperity of tho people. He believed ' I
keeping of such records, and printing such ~
ports was of great importance, and Chat ,,
should be studied by the people lie thought!
these various records might be found the SEER.
OF many social evils, and the means, perham NJ
correcting them. lie hoped the amenImn,
would prevail.
Mr.. lloughton of Pawlet thought regh,,.
ton and reports of great Importance and bor,i
the law providing for them would not be r..
pealed.
Mr.. Ranney thought reports heretofore MAJ,
not reliable.
MIR. Myers thought them reliable to w,
good degree.
Mr. Tolman of Greensboro, was most hs,,g
to hear the testimony Of a physician mir
HouehtonI to the value Of full reports.
1t was moved that the bill be dismissed az.
so: nays 10, and the question then recnir
upon the CONS proposed amendment Nhd
was adopted by the llonso; orderel TO thH
reading.
Senatcs proposed amendment Of the bill 8.
an act in amendment Of See. Is, of Chap GS Of
G. S. was with the bill, referred to Judcan
Com. Senates proposed amendments of III.
bill incorporating the Mddlebury Gas Egb;
Company, were concurred IN by the House.
Senate bill GO " an act to organize the Militia
was taken up and on motion of Mr.. Thomas Na'
read twice by its title only, laid upon the tan.
and ordered to be printed.
Senate bill 70, an act 10 expedite interlOyu;g'
ny proceedings in courts was referred to jude
larry Com. Senate bill relating to bank loan. u
this State and u. S. to Com. Of Ways an
Means. Adjourned.
Friday, Nov. Il.
SENArE.--prayer by he Chaplain.
Bill passed, AIM nding Sec. |, ebay, 10 ..
the c. s.
Biz introduced and referred. by Mir. Power
providing for the transfer Of real or personal 60
tate held by unincorporatcd societies IN 'T1N
To Com. CD Printing.
Report Of COMMITTEE BY Mr.. Hail. h:
Com. on Finance, In favor OF Senate bill W, r.
latng to interests on balances due the STAT
ordered to third reading.
The joint resolution providing that tie iab'
shall no, be suspended. save by twO-thiI'
vote. MIR. White was of opinion that at ia'
stage Of the session M restriction OF this s".
is necessary, and it night tend to embarras' a.
ton in some cases Mr.. Powers favored sa'
adoption of something OF this kind. and mo''l
10 amend by substituting three louftNs Tor wv
thirds.
Mr.. Willard desired the adoption Oh TIE q: =,
oution, as he wished 10 nt,rpose every Ee--V
restriction to the hasty Legislation which " IT.
quen,ly charac:erizes the latter parto nc %
sion the amendment was accepted aha u"
resolution adopted.
House ill 2l2, paying Ellsnd Hal AMI 9 ~.
eTs, for services and expenses of the feace W. W.
sress IN February last, was called up BY NJ
Robbins, who moved TO amend by suost''S'u!
$1,000 for 1886. Mr.. Wheeler did not u c
to be pcnurious but he thought the feaec W.
grcss one Of the greatest hunbugs ever 'ta''
of. He deemei it an insult 10 Ou7 tongr sTU'
delegation 80 have sent those gentlemen "r,
without any authority or any deesa l I,"l
from the people OF this State lie had 10 lvai
but these gentlemen went voluntarily ana sOT II
be satisfed to have their expenses Par'', g. -
thought If .hey were to be rcmunera'ru n
their time, the sum proposed was tar too ' ~,m
Mr.. Woodward said that When these oVs
missioncis we're sent, there was very en-
feeling ut she North that compromise Voc p
siblc and honorable, and that the idea was y
orally approved by the leople Of the o 'a Ia.
Our Executive had acted in good la'o' " 49,
mony with the Governor Of Other Sia'c' ).
Mr.. Robbins read statement from oa.; >,
BET lie the Com. showing that besides 1ne .s, .
peUses the sum irDposed WoGld a1olu ~