The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-30

On motion of Mr.. Powers, the hin
dered 10 lie, and $50 copies there's "'ll "asO,
Senate bill 80 was taken up, ams m w. pflntd.
commended by the Conmittee q thu ~, as rev
ordered to third reading this aft, ,n ""o'e' AMI
The Joins resolution rel .tinu to ~
ment Vt soldiers IN The arrcs, IF G,,.:. employ
was taken up an. supported hv Ne ~ ~, sIav,
who SAID that the Institution was heecr
cogniz7d as the cause of the nrax, e."e'tiy le.
and that the chief promoters thaso. ffe0elOa,
a'o"eo 'neif desire ior an empire with Ipenl!
lor 'ts corner stone and he was sbockodi" ' 'S
there should be any hesitation at distn.t;O That
old landmarks. He thought our ynru. The
should SEIZE the suspicious omen and nd1,r''"ent
liberty throughout the land and , r'VII''n
inhab'ants thereof at all events ba -" y, al ii.
we were unanimous that our natinn.1 drought
should not be degraded into IA poIics e. army
head oil runaway negroes He bpl;sr, '''e"
sentiments OF the soldiers to be Violently os 'Is
to such action and We ought if for no otb bpp'ei
son to repudiate the course assumed. bv .1 e''
eral government in this direction W.T. zen
On motion OF Mr.. Robbins the Senate .a;
ed. '' a'JOu!,
HousE.-Prayer by the Chaplain.
journal OF yesterday read and approved
Reso|ut'on.-By Mr.. Hubbe OF Fairlav ;,
the Com. on Claims be authorized N .a,t ,Ia'
persons and persons, whenever thew shall I' ~. F
1t necessary, tor The purpose of exnos;nn uFH
planning before them. any claim apnio ~ eS'
State of Vermont. o''' ''s
Bill introduced and rejerrd -Bv VI, b..
grey of W eathersiield, an act 10 ircornora,a I'
III 10
porations. WI,
Reoonstreacc presented. BY Mr.. Bsbo,.,
Gilmore, against the annexation of IL lar, nr W.
town OF fillmore to Morristown: rp}arrot W.T.
Com. on Town Lines.
Petition, presentcd.-By Messrs. Beard Il.
Pittsfe)d and Pierce of Londonderry, for rasn.
school taxes on the grand list referred to C"as
ON Education. by Messrs. Ferguson Of F.s,
Noyes Of Burlington and Martin OF Ferrsbnr,n
for extension of the charter o. the Com,ns,.o'"i
Bank to Com on Banks
Bills introduced and ,tferred.-By Mr. r.,
ney of Brattlehoro, an act requiring school 81.
perntendents to make out their accoun,x r.,
service in detail to committee on Educatjn
by Mr.. Cushnan Of lrasburg, an act reatin,,,
travel on highways, Qmitins the load that@,y
be carried with d given width q! tire on Il,
whee on motion of Mr.. Allen Of r,v y.
fired to Il select committee Of five by' Mr.
Denison of Royalton, an act constituting w.,
II. Ordway herr az law OF Peter and hl;Iv ,nl.
way TO General Com. BY ,Mr. b ;ker Of EoD.
burg, bill providing thai at any legal ,cho,
meeting Of any district, d vote Of tareelovr,
Of the voters present, may decide the oue,tj.o
that a sclcol is improbable, and l.contjpue,t,
to committee on Education BY Mr.. RcynolJ,
Of Alburgh. Il bill for the reIiel Of ..bram ia.
du and others to committee on Claims
PItiors presented. by Messrs, Shedj If
W est Windsor, and Iolman of Greensboro Tor
Il law to raise AL school t3xcs On the grand list
to committee on Edacation BY Mr.. WhitcJmJ
Of Jericho, for extension OF charter Of CONNER
cial Bank to committee or Banks.
The chair announced as committee on i,ln,
resolution respecting the final adjournment
Mr.. Houghton of Pawlet, Mr.. Hubbard Of Fair,
fax, and Mr.. Miller of Pomfret.
The rcpor. of The Quarter Master General,
in compliance with an act approve 18th INST,
vas received and read by ths, Clerk
The report gives a full account Of thc.'..p,,-
ton and condition OF the troops. it gives de.
tailed account Of the clothing last received, and
still reqeired. It states that the General Goy-
eminent has furnished, or will shortly furnish
tents, ovcrcuat5 and other articles It recon.
mends also that this State furnish boots, draw
ersi and rubber blankets, for the troops
On motion Of MIR. Miller of Pomret, tie
Clerk was directed to procure the printing Of
$50 copies Of the report.
House bill 90, an act to prevent property
from destruction by dogs, came up in order
Mr.. James of Waterbury, thought 1t shoaM
be amended by striking out the section relating
70 the value to be placed upon each dog, a.,
MIR. Lyndc OF WilIiamstown, moved TIA: iIr
bill be dismissed.
Debate ensued at some length, on the merits
Of the bill.
Several members intimated that in their DUN.
ION, sufhciens time had been devoted To the con.
slderatlon OF this bill ard thereupon the pre-
'lpus question WAS moved, and Mr. Hutchinson
OF Worcester called for the yeas and nays on the
question of dismissal. The yeas were III nayr
%, and the bill was dismissed
Senate bill |, IAN act to establish coarts u
Insolvency, and to provide for the equal dis;ri'
button OF The effects Of Insolyent debtors, was
taken up.
On the question shall the bill be read the
second time? Mr.. Sawyer of Townsend called
Tor the yeas and mays; yeas 1853, nay, u and
the bill was read the second time.
Mr.. uubbel of Fairfax moved that he bill b.
laid on the table, and the usual nrmbcr Of cop
les printed agreed to.
Mr. Denlson of Rovalton moved reconsider.
alton OF the vote refusing to concur with the
Senate in the passage OF Senate bill 81 relating
NhI ttfN., - lay
tho motion to reconsider on the table agreed
to.
MIR pingry of Weathersiield, moved that the
Senate be requested to return said bill to the
House agreed to. Adjourned.
The commander OF Gen. Fremonts body,