The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-16
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN NOV, Is, 1861

islation. His idea WAS 70 have triennial ses
sion and that limited to 40 days, and would
! ken risk tu. what everything neccefsary should
! he accom- lish2d X was something novel tol
| this branch OF the Legislature to choke OF a
movement to adjourn. Mr.. Wheeler said the
Senator fron, W,ndeDr iabofcd under one great
disadvantage lie thought every ono saw the
merits or dement's OF ary nea'nre az we'll rs
himself. Por his part he WIS DESTROYS when he
cast his vote Tor an important bill! to understand
it, He di! not ask ii continuance except TO
finish the business, nor did he believe that
there We're dozen men III the Leg tslature as
pueris as TO desire to stay here for their p y
or any amuscmcnts they might have. On tho
question Of ta1!ing the vote az follows yeas
., nays Is
ed by vote Of II to 10.
Hoveg-&natc bills retcrred.--Bill 80, an
act in amendment of sec. i, Of chap 20, of G.
$. to Com. of Ways and Means.
Reports of Committees. By j. &. Smith,
for Judiciary Com. favorably to Senate bill ap-
portonpg the members of the Senate to Coun-
ties; passed in concurrence. BY Mr.. Ranney,
for Com. on Education, substitute for House
bill IT, which repeats an act addition tc an act
to provide district schools in some cases the
substitute was adopted. and provides tina, if any
school district neglect for six months after the
time provided by law, to make provision for
school for at least four months, tho officer of
such district shall be vacant, and on applica-
ton Of two legal voters the selectmen, may APP
point Il new prudential committee, who shall
have power tn Sustain Il school and raise d tax
on the grand list TO pay, &c. bill ordered to
third reading, BY Mr.. Hanson, for Com. or
Military -AK4rs, adversely to Senate bill 60, re-
la,iug to payment OF soldiers. MIR. Thomas
urged that the bill should be allowed third
reading. Mr.. Cushnan Of Rochester, opposed
the bill. The bill was refused the third read
;ng-ayes is, nays 1903. House bill 43, relat-
ing to the incorporation of Esscy County Rail
road Company came up Is special order. X
series Vi questions in relation 70 this bill were
Fropounjed by MI CushnrAl, of Rochester. and
answered by MIR. Garfield Of Arlington, Chair
man Of Com. on Roads Mr.. Cushman urged
at length tho injurious effect which sucl, rail-
EoA.! as Was contemplated in the bill, connecting
:h3 Connection, and Pas5unrsc with the grand
tluah read, i;uss have upon the Northern por-
ton Of The former roa:, The greatest bind
G:.cv ~ he completion o. that portion Of the
rod letorroi to. was the repeated applications
mad since -, t. the legislature for 4 charter
i9r this new road
After - lengthy discussion, the bill was or
9.cd to lie aud / ado Specia! order f9r IL nor
row ;.t 8 | . <. NJ. A., ourrea.
Saturday, Nov. Ii,
SENh1E-p.lyer dy the Chaplain.
House tiN reitrreG. - COnstltutin Edward
Fisher heis-@. *" to GcorsS Fisher to Gene
ra. Committee. Leseiiains the grand liss of
the town of Ntrshi,r fer 1860; t., Com. on
Lcnl Taxes. amending Ill ac. relating to the
isocoItis OF Probate Courts; 20 judiciary Con-
Enittec.
Resolutions cf,rea.-.Bg Mr Edmun1s, re,
guessing his GoYernor to dispatch suiablo
person - receive and dispose Of such portions
Of I'll" taynrnts "a be made on MonG4y next to
tie N"FGoi.s regiments ~ they may desire u
fend to this >tgtS.
%is p.w,re desired iit,ic ;in.o 20 consider
;',i> a&,ter. II wanted to know who was going
A:'1 viva; IT,. *. ease gas TO be? Mr.. Ed.nunaq
thought g.: il tslis c1iscscy We ought TO trust
. r Fzccu'i'c. Tic bill pyoviding fox TIE adop-
.:9n %! the allotment system could nos yet take
h.cr, and IL seemed desirable to have as much
as poss.''le q! dis nonoy returned to this state,
asa ~ oidcf 20 - this some steps must be i'm
media'oly taken. Mr. Powers was satisfied an
agent Was ne'ttG 'or this time, and hc thought
II won'd DC well 10 request him 70 scua TIE Hon.
Joseph Poland VITO has had experience and has
performed his duties satisfactorily. Ii, sad it
locked i little ~ him US ;housh !. rlacs was to
b: made for soGe one.
Mr. V Hard inquired whether this rcsoin.inn
passage AMI WAC willing # necessary 10 suspen;
the rules.
Mr. Enunls sid TIE resolution had be,u
word,d so that it should not lie necessary to
treat 1t az bill it WAS merely "a request to the
Governor to perform certain act and take his
chances Of getting the expenses. &c, from TIE
Treasury The Pre,;,!ei having GcoiGca tina;
The resolution WAS pot To Ike t5Aatvd as y bill. i.
'va8 pressed unanimously.
Blk 'afredaccd snd rg;rrs by Mr. Jackson, (
'r Tie protection OF property truin def.cins ty
posting Bills, Ike; To Com. on Printing.
Joinf resolutions Itcd.-rha, IL" CORDIAL /;
thanks OF the Legislature b. presented 70 Col |
L. u. Pl4,t, for his very polite aud cours"ou. !
10 >is' biz caup at Burlington. and !;
pc, take with HIM. b!s officers am! soldiers. OF
'oldi'Es camp dinner. In conplanec wish tha, !
"vi.asiin. We have visited your c.mr, shared !
}nnr inequalities, and Witnessed with great |
pleasure The movements II your gallant men |,
who have buckled OH their Grmor in defense ri |,
1ur beloved country. The strength. yalor, and |.
'oldicrly bearing Of your Eoble Regiment, give
US hope and courage, and made our hearts ihroo |
Wal! qaickencd pulsa:ons OK patriots: State :
pride. That health ioay attend you and your !
'ommahd, aud that patriotism and noble deeds !
may mark the character Of your Regiment is !
the ieivcat w'ah and prayer Of Jour fellow c,i- ;
ems Of the Legislature. i
That The thanks and gratitude of the L.gis |
'arc DO presented to the Hon. Gregory Smith !
" Testimonial of our appreciation OF his be- |
,tvoicnt and generous G fer to convey tho mem |