The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-06
LEGISLATURES OF VERMONT.
Annual SeSsi0n---1SG1.
Tne.laY. Nov. }

for the organization ct one COMPANY 90 am
lerv under the direction and rpgtro'0f theblV-
ernor ordered to ii and be lfin Ell by hf'
Hubbard. for Com. on Military AtNfs, ~ -
yor Of House bill authorizing ~" Governor I"
raise IA regiment oi lnlintry 10 Do attach" u"
Major General Bltler's division. with Fr'P}''I'
of amendment so a. To place lbe ha5iin 'it ".'''
the control of the Governor nnti' orler Il MO
service ordered t. lie and be the Sp-cIa' oFd'r
for Tomorrow al II O'Clock. by Mir. o re
for Joint Com. appointed 10 name : day lar me
final adjournment Of both Houses, " ros'lltlon
that the Legislature adjourn on Friday the loth
inst, at3 Z. VI.
Mr.. Dillingham; moved tina the resolution b.
ordered to lie; lost-yeas =, nays Is.
The resolution was then adopted.
Bv Mr.. Robbins, for Com. on Ga ms, IN ia
vor of the bill paying the town OF Lexington
the SUN therein mentioned, with proposals OF
amendment to rectify certain errors OF account /;
orde red to third reading tomorrow morning,
Senate bill 81, for the appointment OF sup
plies for the families of soldiers, was made the
special order for to morrow at = IL 7. NJ.
Bills introduced and rlfcrred.-By Mr. Hub
bard. for the rellefof disabled soldiers from this
State, granting them 81 per month during the
period of their disability to Com. on Printing
Bv Mr.. Judevine, establishing the lines between
Stowe and Underhill, AMI Stowe and Water
bury to Com. on Printing.
Tne House bill Incorporating the Vest Con
cord Mashine Shop Co., was passed IN concur
renee.
Senate bill 9, authorizing the Governor to
contribute "a Company to u New England Cav
airy Regiment, was taken up and On motion OF
Mr.. Woodward was ordered to lie. Senate bill!
10, apporti0ning the number OF Senators to the
several Counties, was ordered to a third read
ing to morrow morning.
Mr.. Beecher presented the petition OF Il. d..
Mason and 80 others, and of r. Gleason and y
Others. for the extension of the charter OF the
Bank Of Burlington referred to Com. on Banks.
Mr.. Woodbridge, for Com. on Roads, asked
to be discharged from the consideration of the
bill incorporating the Conn. River Valley Cho-
rl Society. He said the bill had undoubtedly
many rcc0mr endations in Itself for its passage,
but the Committee having met and ascertained
that there was no practical musical talent
amongst them, had cOne TO the conclusion that
they :" didn't sec It," He urged, moreover,
that the bill seemed to be a very properly worded
hili, and 1t was due TO the decorum Of the Sen
atr 20 triil9 with it no longer.
Mr.. Hubbard, en- account Of their harmonic
ptociiyiticS, thought it should be sent to the
Com. on Elections,
Mr.. Brock said he was acquainted with the
persons who sought the passage OF the bill and
hoped the Senate would make q serious disp0-
aition Of the matter.
The bll was then referred to Com. on Educa'
ton.
Rtporl of Commjhcc.-By Mr.. Robbins, il
favor Of the bill paying Is. W. Dean the SUE
therein mentioned ordered to q third reading
to morrow morning.
On motion of MIR. Dillingham; the Senate al
i,urned.
IIousE.-Repo,ts of Committees BY X. My.
ers, for General Com. tavorably to House bi'
IS providing for preservation of fish in Castlctor
Pond with amendments ordered amended anC
engrossei. BY Mr.. Tabor Of Concord, Eavora.
bly, to House bill AS, relating to accounts o
Superintendents Of common schools ordered t
Sd reading. BY MIR. Smith OF Bridp0rt, iol
Com. on Agriculture. adversely to House bit
Ill, in amendment OF sec. > chap. - ; entlt
led Grist Mills; cngrossment refused The.
Com. also reported adversely to petition for IN.
creasins 'ho toll OF oats, and the House grantee
the withdrawal Of said petitions. BY MIR. Mi
ner OF Manchester, for Judiciary Com. favora
bly, 10 House bill for establishing the salaries OF
members and certain officers Of the assembly
with amendment, amendment provides that tht
lime Of session shall be limited to 81 days. ano
salaries as at present the House refused t1
amend, also refused the bill II Sd reading. By
Mr.. llallock for Com. on Education, adversely
TO House bill requiring 81 perintcndents of com
mon schools to make oath t. the j|ustnesS of their
accounts engrossment refused. BY Mr.. Gard.
ncr, Tor Com. on Judiciary, i~ayorably to Senat,
hili requiring The Attendance Of witnesses on
criminal prosecutions ordered to Sd readiny -
BY the sane adversely to House ill amending
sec. 10 Of chap ilG { $. cngr,ssnent refused.
BY }. Eowell FOR Judiciary Com adversely t,
House bill 1870, relating 10 suits at law affecting
real estate engroSsmeEt refused. Com. on AZ,
%riculture reported adversely to bill amending
chap % CS entitled grlst mills; engrossment
efuSed.
BIS sntrodwed md refcrred.-By Mr. Greer
.! Richmond, IL bill extending the charter o.
the Farmers and Mechanics Bank. located in
burlington TO Com. on Banks. BY Mr.. Dick.
inson OF Chelsea, "a bill changing the time 81
holding the County Courts in the County Of
Orange to Select Com. from the County O
Orange
Reports Of Comm,H,e.-By Mr.. rlays for
COMMITTEES Oh Military .Afairs adversely e. Sen.
axe bill, 10 prevent unauthorized enlistment in
this Sia'e lthe Committee stated thar tn,
passage oil u similar Dill had rendered tins IN.
necessary en%grossment refused. by Mr.. Human
Tor Com. on Corporations, favor4oly 10 bin in
Cooperating the MisissQuo. Cornc; Band with
amendment changing tie word band to Corpo.
ration } ordered TO Sd readins. Com. under
the 4th loint rule reported, by G.. Y. Biselow,
that IN their opinion no action is txpedient IN
reference IL annehdmcnt OF the Constitution q,
the United States at this time and asked n he