The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-29
omen, and hoped and believed It x.,,,,
become the law. "euid

A NV IKE the present
OF CORRECTION ana Theoretically was IN nv rn'i4
something of this kind, but he W., Al Il. aavr
as 1t now stood. lie said that .ve, ""adi
great labor which the accomplished S.. "'e' i,
Chltteneen had borrowed on the hi, ft,
friends had found little imperf.o,,'' g
they had remedicd as far as possih 5i'''S stH
fear that 1t was not YET perfect, he Wv, w' AM
OF the amendment which he had c "as IN f4r
sested to defer its activity till lsG3 ss
time he thought the people of the g.. Tia
find out what they wanted, it wonln N N'p
vassed in every business circle and l,s.'@s r
flee. and Its projections, If there "STs
would he exposed. lie then rroce.a were Any
tail various provisions which did not nu;. " d
his approval, such as the increased dn Ia''F n'
rous officers and specified certain cas. ses o'',
in his opinion, the bill would not =. w.. SaeN
if it did its effect would be unjust Wv h''s'
cally urged that the bill should ony 4 ap,'t
contracts made under its provision, a., 's,HGd
no discharge should be granted to an f nsa 'a''
who from Il certain time before gony 'I ir'l
soIvency has " invested in intoxcatiHn.' INV n IT,
for purposes other than those prov,1sI1 t ~
law. NJ Y |
Mr.. Edmonds unfoldcd seriatim his rssn,
to the various objections urged by Mr. l pauA
promising that its imperfections .bould V b'
great hindrance to ito passage, if We %Y., "
selves to remedy them 30 far Il. we can > ts4
confidence that the united wisdom anL . NJ @
sense OF this Legislature would evolve l b;4
should be beneficial, if it was not per}ec 1'" Vi"
AT the conclusion Of Mr.. Edmunds ro,..,
the Senate, on motion of Mr., Robbins adin"''%,
HoUsE.-Prsyer by Rev. Mr.. Howard
Jouraa Of yesterday read and annrovsd
~ Communication was received from tbe 4,
dlSoE ct Accounts, conveying to the Hou,e ,' !;
accordance with a resolution, the amoun, ,,a
to County Commissioners in the several cona paw
as follows Addison, So p; Bcrnnoton I e,"
so; Chittenden $500; Caledonian s]0SS NJ,
Essex $75,72; Franklin, $G4 So Grand II,
1854; Lamoille $ll4,52 Orange (no o,t" ,"
$l35,6S Rutland 5000 Was1inrton s-1
II: Windham $40 O6 Windsor s555j 3d."
The House ordered the report 70 Ire unqn fl.
table. Mr. Godding Of Burke mo7el The wn. '
ing, which WAS ordered to lie. '''
Els introduced and rejtrred.- Mr. Da
sor Of Royalton, an act relating to banks i'm.
Ting the lawlnl per centagc of debts. in ,eI'
ton to capital paid in to Com on Banks
BY Mr.. Pinsry Of Woahgrsfe!d, an act prov:
ding for the general index to pamphlet laws.
TO Com on Judiciary.
By Mr.. johnson Of Newark an act IN ~.
ton to suits at law affecting real estate proy.
ding that jurors may visit at the rcouas- at
either party the real estate, &c. to Gam, A..
Judiciary. BY Mr.. Rowell, Of Rauloln.
an act to reduce the capital stock of n,
| Nor.hfcld bank; 10 Com. on Banks. b,
MIR Hodges of Clarendon, az act to pay .fe
town of Clarendon /; to Com en- Claims B,
AIR. Noyes of Burlington, an net extending lie
charter of the bank Of Burlington 70 Com. on
Banks. BY Mr.. Fletcher of Cavendixh. sII
in alteration OF chap. Is Of c. s., relating +.
the support ard removal Of paupcrs to Jal
clary Com. BY MIR. Tolman Of Greensboro, 81
act ,.reaairing Superintenden's of Schools, :,
! make cath 10 the correctness aud iusuess d
their accounts; to Com. M Education. B,
Mr. Norris of Hancock, al act changing II,
name Of Luke IL. Piper
Mr. Balch, of Ludlow objected 10 the intro
dnctlon Of this bill. lie stated that in an ac
passed in 1853 ample provision is made for
changing names without applying to Legi,h
ture. tie thought it should no. be required d
such body as Legislature, to spend 20 much
time in passing special acts Of this paure, when
general provision had already been made
Nr. lIubbel Of Fairfax, thought there wa
'aHch force in the objection OF the gentItmir
ir"Ih Ludlow. in relation to bills Of this nature
and moved that this bill should DC referred t
the judiciary Com, with Instructions to consds
what course Of action shall be adopted with IT
ference to such bills, and report to this house
motion agreed to.
Mr.. Thomas moved that the Com. of confer
ence, on joint resolution relating to Roua
Catholic Chaplain, consist OF three members o.
the part Of tie House agreed to.
Ine chair named as conference Com, Mesas
Wells, Smith Of st. A bans, and Thom4s.
iioase bill "a. relating to the attendance .
children at school, came up as special order
Mr.. Hyde Of Isle I.a Mott, moved that it b
!a!d upon the table, and again made sEeeia
eyder. The House refused to table it, and ais
refused cngrossnent and third reading
soHsc bill 4, relating to railroad commission
e', coming up az special order, WAS again lal
upon he table.
H"' paSSca.-fiouse Dlli relating 10 the uu'
OF water commissioners in the village OF Ru
land.
House bill lG, extending the charter Of tt
White River Bunk, came up in order, and til
question was, shall the bill pass? Debate Ell
sued upon the merits OF the bill and of ii
banking law. 1t was objected to the bill TIA
extending the charter four years WAS leg slatn
too far into the future in times like the pre-
ent. The banking system of Vermont was r
asrred to as inferior to that of other States.
Mr.. Cushman OF Rochester thought the STA
81 Vermont was not prepared to incur deb. Il
State stocks. for banking operations hereale
tie referred to banking in the West, shown
shat State stocks had been the cause of disaste
lle very much preferred the Vermont system
banking, in which every man may take pa
who wishes, and not Il few wealthy men alon
fhe safety OF the Vermont system was also