The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-21

ueiicn mere was an oppOrtuntv. Mr. Wheeler {
'iousnt mat collectors were none too we'll maid r
"ot "ouiu DC ever under the provisions of this +
I ~ Mr. JudeVlne was surprised to see Mr.. =
fowers at this late stage of the session irving j
TO throw come windfall into the hands Of the
constables. The Senate refused to amend nv a
vote OF ~ to =, and the bill was passed in con ,
currence
J.. RESOLUTION cfered-By Mr.. Judevine t lat
'. sne SENATE tender their thanks to Milton r.
iyer, Tor the efficient and courteous manner he
mas discharged his duties of assistent Secretary
OF the Senate adopted.
By MIR. Willard, to nav the assistcnt I,;hrar;.
an ~ per day during the session ordered to
lie.
The Senate receded from their amendment to
Mouse bill Is, relating to the accounts Of Su.
perlntendants OF Schools, by vote of IL to 10
Mr. Powers called up the resolution paw
ing the ashlstent Librarian, and moved to amend
py including IN the same section the night en-
glneer the resolution was then adopted.
report Of Commttees.-By Com. on Claims,
returning the bill paying Ira Harrington the
sum therein mentioned; ordered to ie By |
Com. on the Library, that no further legisla-
ton is necessary on this subject BY Com. on
Banks, adverse to bill extending the charter of
the Bank of Burlington third reading refused
On motion of Mr. Edmunds, the Senate in
sisted on its proposals Of amendment to tho
militia bill.
Mr.. Edmunds moved to ask the House for a
Com. of conference on this subject agreed to,
and the President appointed as such Com.
Messrs. Edmunds, Harris, and Dillingham;. On
motion of Mr.. Edmunds, the Senate voted re-
cess till o'clock.
HoUsE.-Prayer by the Chaplain.
Mr.. Bell tor minority of Com. on claims, to
whom was referred House bill to pay Thomas
!, E. Powers, asked leave to strike out from their
! report on said bill, so much as related to the
testimony Of W. M. Pingry leave granted.
On motion of MIR. Sabin of Georgia the re-
port of Com. on Public Buildings relating to
the Library room, was taken up and recommitt-
ed to the Com.
The House refused to concur in the Senate S
proposed amendment Of Ilonse 48, relating to
: accounts of Superinlendents Of Common Schools
; The House adopted the report of Com. on
d Mileage and Debentures.
A communication was received from the Gov
: enor covering tho 18th annual report of the
: National Life Insurance Company report order
ed to lie.
Registration report was taken up and print
: ing refused.
y Reports of Commuiees.-By Mr.. Clifford fol-
7 Com. to make up the grand list favorably to S
u l0S an act to exempt State bonds from taxa
Il ton third reading reiused-ayes 6, nays l44
By Mr. Myers for Gen. Com. adversely to Senate
p l0l, an act in amendment of Sec. 9, Chap. 81
10 G. S.. relating to preservation OF fish IN Lake
p Champlan; refused third reading.
81 Senate bill GO, "an act to organize the mill
" ,ia," was taken up and the question was upor
l. the third reading third reading was refused
T. ayes 4S, nays ia. Mr.. Miner of Manchester
r, moved to reconsider the vote, and that tae mo-
IN ton to reconsider be ordered to lie; agreed to
l. The House concurred in the Senates joint reso
81 luton relating to the suspension OF the l4'h
K; Joint rule until 10 l-2 o'clock A. NJ. of to day
n. Mr.. Adams of Grand Isle, moved to reconsld
CT err the vote refusing third reading to Senate bll
OF GO, an act providing for the pay OF troops AT
ter debate the vote was taken and the Hous
o. voted to reconsider. Mr.. Plngry moved 10 pro
r. pose to the Senate to amend by adding proyi
as 50. that the act should not be so construed as
OF nav more than the seven dollars to any person
ne agreed to. The question then came upon pa'
&C. sing the bill in concurrence Mr.. Dana OF 81
Ii JoInsburv, supported the bill on the groun
ne that soldiers were anxious to know when enlis
nd ing whether the seven dollars per month pa
he would be continued for three years. 1t wou
ng make great difference in bis view IN enlstin
troops, # the provisions of the bill were carrie
III out. After further discussion the bill passe
ng- with said proposal of amendment.
on. The Com. to make up The grand list reportet
Of and the report was accepted by the House.
ca The report of the Com. to examine and inve
&c. tisate the accounts and expenditures OF II
he Governor, was taken up and on motion OF M
i'd Moves, adopted by the House.
of Motions were made to reconsider the vote
.d- f.sing third reading to bill 10 repay money III
msbed to aid in rebuilding the State House
oy also vote refusing third reading to Dill ior pre-
ad- ervaton of fish IN Lake Chaihpiai"s 'u' u
ard House refused to reconsider.
Report of COMFY j. Rowell, for Judicial
emf Cam. favorable to House bill 1913, an act rel
ting to the duties Of officers serving processes
lie. attachment, with amendment. MIR Huopell
re- Fairfax, moved to dismiss the bill. On u
in. question the yeas were 50, nays o9' ana
I'M bill was dismissed. .,
lblc House Dill IA, Win senate PloPos"t:
,ch- amendment was taken up for considerable
bill This bill IS entitled, " An act to organize
cia- Militia" The Senates proposed amendme
consisted in substituting, under the form
hat amendment, Senate bill 63, An act to org
,gyi ixe the Militia for the House bill. The Ho'
ndi- refused to concur in the proposed amendment
and Senate bill Is, an act 10 equalizo the dstrit
over tion of the effects of the insolvent dep'or
res taken 10 for consideration. MIR. Noyes explain
re- wh.t he understood to be the intention
ness eilect of the bill to do away with the oppr'
i've action of the present attachment, laws,
lem sunnorted the bill at length. Mr.. Pingry
un- the bill looked we'll perhaps at first put on
gen- animation he found provision which nc 'erl