The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-16

to lie and BE- the special order for 'h;s ''i
By Mr.. Stewart, Tor lu,,.e;o,,c
biil ~, requiring luste,4 70 yiys N0M' nA
tain cases. Wit! lnrt.!..l -i,;s nnd 'on's ID O.,
reading. ''1Vfed 70 lhjd
The . r'.Yl c lTv'iIiu; Cor an., ~
h~ Wr next P tuesday was called up and , "n
Thursday. ''''0" ffIdsyh
Mr.. Stewart favored the amendman.
ground That there was import,nt ", IN t,
which in his opinion could not h. ', r'' OGsNes
ished ny Thursday. lie thonrbt ,t r,,,petfy 3D.
'siatnre had something csc to do " '"'' Leg
here ana talk Of ami make ,senarat '"a'' e'n
! .jUurnmcnt. i'"''o'@ iV: st
Hessrs. Woodward and Powers w...
~. 10 'i.s a"snament' manly on the ground tfv WI
the business OF the Senate could BE- cuma that
ana that 1t was not the province of th;. ~ R
OF 1he Legislature to interfere with thu ' "s
OF the other. They remarked that if !, ., sN''
last moment another day wss needed =, j" M
he given. @N " could
Mr.. Edmunds did not fear the wrath ~.
constituents if he should stay here DIV s :" s'
longer to complete the business wh;cl ;.V III"
sent him here to perform, and he tl0 m,y'a'
better to stay one day moro to maks hD'
thing rather than run The risk Of leov;' Mh
portant measures incomplete. 's ILL.,
Mr.. Wheeler wished it understood ,,,,,
had no objection to adjournins Thursjov W." ;r.I e
Senate were then ready, but he was onr,s', AN
tying up his hands. 'fFVS" Ia
The Senate then refused t. advp: Ii, am..j
ment of Mr.. Edmunds by the following v yo, '-
YEAs.-Nessrs. Beattie, Dillingham;. Edur,,,
ha5rls' hotchkiss Jackson Upham, Whee.er. W.T. 1
,, n1Ssaessrs bsecher Bentley Brock BrtDn
sen s:arr, Taylor, Willard, W oodwsrd-lj Ne''"
The resolution Was eoncurred in by ,o,s
% %. y " 'VU1
B,Hs possrd.--Senate bill "a. relatin, a..
tersst on demands due; the State ~ r. ""
ton to the prosecution o! suits in ta,o, If VS., m'
State. WY
Senate bill 8, for the prevention Of sao.
ping and the protection ct personal liberty va
i. NJ. 81 -
Senate bill II, reducing the mileage Of na.
bcrs, was taken up and suppo. ted by Mr. Paw
ers, who desired to show the people that \,
cry Q. rctrenchment meant sometime i,
stated That the cost G! travel, ACCORDING IA ,y
report II the Railroad Comm soncl. veyiJ.
covered by the allowance Of the bill.
Mr.. Harris offered ar amendment tina, Should
include in tie provisions Of TIE bill, the mem.
bars at the present session agreed to, and on
the question Of the third reading, the vote wa
as folIowe:
lEA:--hessrs dmunds harris, Hubbard Jpdy,,
Nelson, Powers, Rice Richardson, Starr, Wlsrllo
NAYs-hessrs. Bentley, Brock, Dillingham; Hal
'otchE'sS Jackson, Rotbins, Tay!er, Upham, wli-,D
Nj. Brock moved to adjourn, and the Pg,.
dent doubling the order OF TIE molten, .utm.
tod the question to the Senate, BY which Wis
decided in the affirmative.
The Senate then adjourned
ilorsr.-prayer by the Chaplain.
JCurna! read and approved.
Nj. Cushman, Chairman OF Com. On Ms@
ry Affairs reported Il bill entitled " An act n
organic the Militia, which was twice read ty
lie tltlc arl ordered to third reading On Mcrta
morning.
Etc1cnstronce.-By Mr.. l!.!liurd oi nanJy,
against the bank q. Rutland referred to Gen.
on Banks.
communication WAS received ii;m tht ,v.
error, iu which war an extract # Letter from
Gov. Sr!aGue, conveying all the Information d
public nature in the poss, s:ion Of tEc Govern
or relating to the New England Cavalry Reg
melt. The extract stated the. there wcuFi Re
iwo military organizations Of eight cavaNy%
i.pcnts in each. For the frat Of shrse kai
r'gncn's were prepared in New UamlSlIr
two III Connec leaf, and two oilers from yer
mon, wond fill up the number desre!' VI
motion e! Mr. Aoyes the communication vs.
ordered u lie.
MIR. Nichols, oi RutlanG, by Ialu,lss'o', NJ
tro;lucc! a bin to cores: the grand liz; u ''
town OF Rutland referred 10 Com. To maze d!
the grand list.
Mr.. Thomas VI Yves: Fairl,o presented a "
'l,lon praying tor change Of the pam. 81 Nv
town CT West fairlee referred TO sudf"J
tOiau,:t!ce.
BIZ Passct.-Sonalt bill to pay Eh'u'
Rncd,
Home bill. i3 to incorporate the Esse1 t'Ns'
Railroad COMPANY came up AZ spet'Ai ''''''
and the debate Of yesterday war renewed
Mr.. CanfelI Of Arlington Chairman ii Nv ~,
on roads ayg1ed &. lousth, taking the l'f..,.
tina. TIE coarH lumber from Esftx '"O':
would not give prof; ii tlansport'd 10 M i.,
kcs, alsJ thu, the ,2pense Of building "Ao ~
porting the road would be much gr'"l'' ''"'
anticipated. H. also stated that "h'% .n ",d
tusiness nInst sustain the read II sus"""''
there was no; probability Of outn'ss TO F''.' IT,.
il, nor could E,se1 county Iuild ere r'Ia 4; ~ i,
own expense. II charter wSs sral"' !"
iuuss h4 us.l as :. g4mb.inI eh.srtet I" y
money from ioreisn sources, wh'th wv . .
could never repay. lie cited Tho facts u is"'
eNce % other rOaie in tha STATE m saFf",;; a
his las. statement. lis did lot eUnsGee ''"
question between 5wo rul'es, bdta mnep |' II.
er question. 1t was already question N''
existing roads should should be sua'a'~o'
Mr.. Myers expressed hi.nsc!! !" "I, t 4. =.
granting the charter and opening tho "E t.,",h
Esscx county, now wlthoNtany c5ah''' '''N
v hich it can lie reached ,.i,
Mr. Dana ~ ~ J,hy.huYV trirfftu ~