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

ms ol ~" R,solution.-By MIR. Miller of Pomfret,
1~ .ho 18th Joint rule be suspended during the
that W.; nSer Of the Session adopted on the part
Ct 1M ,G n'nssed-Senate bill for the relief of dis
Da No a. of the town of st. Adams.
!fT Ta ;,;nt resolutions in relation to Slavery
i u 'hs Union. presented by Mr.. Fletcher of
am anu ,"T were taken up for consideration.
eu w. Rowman of Brighton, moved to dismiss.
, w., discussion followed this motion, after
a , rI7M Ar. Bowman asked leave to withdraw
W. n,'V notion leave granted. Mr.. Bowman
. wv 10 Law the resolutions upon the table,
nu his question the ayes were 80, and the nays
IN and the resolutions were ordered to lie.
0V The Senates Joint resolutions relating to the
.r,nvment of soldiers in the arrest of fugitive
'nl also resolutions relating to national af-
n;,s we're taken up for consideration.
NH NJ Nichols of Rutland, moved that the res
.,nt;ons be laid npon the table. On this ques-
V on the yeas were 66, and the nays 90, and the
House refused to table 1t.
Mr. Canseld Of Arlington. moved to refer the
..s,Yotions to the General Com. with instruc-
.oOs that they should enquire whether the gen.
s'ol government we're doing as the resolutions
;mrlned. Lengthy discussion followed this propo-
S1' after which Mr.. Garfield asked leave to with
Jaw his motion, and did SO withdraw it,
srr Cushman of Rochester, moved to table
.}o frs, resolutions The House refused to
.able-yeas AZ, nays 81. The question then le-
,mrred upon the adoption OF said first resolu-
tinns. MIR. Perkins of Northfeld, called for the
YEAS and nays-ycas liz, nays IL and the rcso
luton was adopted.
The Sena,e's second resolutions, relatir < to
ro,;onal affairs was taken up for consideration.
Nr, Baker of Enosburgh moved to lay the
,oso,u,ions on the table E; agreed to and the res
rulutivns ordered to lle
The on debcntures cameupas unfinished
business, and the question was on the motion of
Mr.. Dyer Of Salisbury, to amend BY striking out
ane day. On this question, yeas 81 and nays
66 and the House refused to order the amend
urut. Adj.
THURSDAY, Nov. 81.
sEsArE.-Prayer by the Chaplain.
Rtport of Committee.-By Com. on Military
Affairs. On House bill 224, organizing the mill
Ma, recommending that all after the enactine
clause be stricken out, and the Senate militia
bill substituted therefor; ordered to lie
Resolution ofered.-By MIR. Powers, suspend
mo the l4th ivint rule till half past ten, for thu
lQrposc oil transmitting the appropriation ant
loan bills adopted.
YAc militia bill, with the proposal Of amend
ncnt, was taken up, on motion OF MIR. Harris
and the amendment proposed by the Com adopt
ID Nv 8 vote Of % to 5. The bill was t e
read The third time by it's title, under suspension
Of the rules and passed.
REPORTS of Committees Com. On Finance
n favor Of the bill making provision for debt
4gains. the State prison; passed in concurrence
BY Com. On Military Affairs, III favor OF Hous
bill COG, relating 10 pay due to volunteers a
their decease passed IN concurrence. By Ju
dietary Com. in favor Of House bill 237, rclat
inc 10 the sureties of the late State Treasure,
With q proviso, authorizing their discharge
certain eases passed with proposal of amend
meut By Com. on Banks in favor of lou:
bill 225, relating to the apprisal Of bank stocl
1assed in concurrence BY the Judiciary Con
in favor Of House bill 234, amending the &c
relating to the reyisi, n OF the public laws
this State PASSED in concurrence
House bill 43, incorporating the Essex "
Railroad Company was iarther debated by M
Powers. MIR. Willard moved to amend 50
to compel the use of the same guage as that
Conn. and Pass. River L. r., and changir
she locality of the road. providing for the Jun
lion to be in the towns of Brighton OR Ferd
uand the amendments were adopted, and Il
lsbatc continued by MIR. Edmunds against al
M0sss. Willard and Beattic Tor the bill. II
third .eading was then refused by the folowiI
vote.
YEAs-Messrs Beatte, Hall, Harris, Judevine Merri
richardson Upham, Wheeler, Willard-s ,,,,,-
NYs-Messrs Beecher, Bentley, Brock, Buron,p illir
ham, Edmurds, Hochkiss. jackson, Morgan, Meise
White, Woodbridge-lS.
Reports of Committees.-By Com. on Educ
tiVn, in favor Of House bill 222, amending st
l, CT chap q, of the e. S., relating to t
Bind ordered to lie. BY Com. On Roads, a
verse to House bill 236, regulating the speed
engines and trains in certain cases; third re'
ing refused.
communication was received from the 81
trnor, nominating Calvin Peasc, J. Dorr Bra
ley and I. p Redfeld to constitute the Boz
Of Education for the ensuing year.
On motion of Mr.. Edmunds, the Senate w
INTO executive session on these nominations.
Reports Of CommiHees.-By Com. OH JUG
larry, adverse to House bill 100; Sd reading
fused. BY Judiciary Com. ON resolution
curing what legislation, in reference to volt
teer system, is necessary, that they were una
by want OF time to make the necessary resear
eS BY judiciary Com. adverse to House
q, amending chap IS G.. s. relating to assoc
tons; Sd reading refused. -,
Resolut,on.-By Mr.. Dillingham;, 1
as Senators, we hereby tender to the Hon.
Underwood, President Of the Senate, our vi
'lded thanks for the impartial, efficient
courteous manner in which he has presided
the deliberations of the Senate during the =
ent sesslon-and our assurance of individual
gard, and best wishes for his future useiulr
prosperity and happiness {; adopted. -,
BY MIR RIce-That the Senate tender to l.
ry Clarke, Secretary of the Senate, their
ulluliGnd nr.r,Ln4 in,, E,r tho faithful and