The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-19

he1e'"o, o'clock A. NJ. leave granted ADJ. |
ST. Tuesday, Nov. 10
-prayer by the hapain.
oESA' !n.i,.oduced and referred by Mr.. Ed. |
Ds'' "" -, hermit Judges, alter the expiration
NUM-: ,;,ne If Office, to amend bills of Excep-
81 'n ;'su Cd, by them TO Judiciary Com. BY
h'n n ,S'" exempting State bonds from taxa
~ ~. ia Com. on Finance.
n'f p''mlutIon efered.-By MIR. Starr, instruct
M ~" secretary to publish the Legislative
, ns M" in the appendix to the Senate Journal;
a'J gEssorl of Committees. BY Mr.. Stewart, for
l.sf Com, on resolution inquiring the
1uu>s ysd;pnt time for the session Of the Cen
~I' yar Of the Supreme Court, that in their
va" ;a,ou no change is necessary In favor of
sY.u, hin 90, authorizing the employment of
I ,srls in the Executive Departments ordered to
third reading. ,,.
"I P'eoIution o6cred-By Mr.. Dillingham;, re-
s,;a,, the Governor, until the adoption of
4snuH1meut system, to send an agent from
wv ~ fine to recover and transmit home the
'A anor a, volunteers from this State.
Av Nv willard thought if we were to do this it
a'l1 Ia hest to make o law specifying the
"V~ and compensation of the agent to be
W.. He ,nouired if this resolution would not
"nr' the Signature Of the Governor?
H. Dillingham; urged the adoption Of the res
a,iou as at this stage Of the session it would be
nan..;bc to ret through a bill on this subject.
H., President decided that this resolution did
a. reouire 10 be treated as a bill.
~ ur Willard msved to amend by inserting
.rnr;si,n that the salary Of the agent shall not
exceed $1,000.
~, k.NO int
~ .oeu, his salary should be more adequate
han the sum proposed.
Mr., Willard moved to refer tho whole matter
+othc Judiciary Com. with instructions to re-
,o,S hy bill ~ otherwise.
Ny. 'EAnunds was willing to leave the whole
matter TO rest on the resolution adopted few
lays stree. lie thought it would be II suti-
qeyt apf3a to the Governor.
VI. Dillingham; was of opinion that it might
lave been we'll enough to leave this affair with
he Executive, had 1t not been for the action of
ne legislature on the appointment of the late
Goysrpor The resolution was referred to the
judiciary Com.
Joint Resolution oHtred.-By Mr.. Willard
D.tructng the Secretary Of State to print with
A. law. Il this session, the laws of the extra
session; adopted
Rtlorl Of Committee By Mr.. Hall, for Com
M finance. in favor of The bill for the relief o!
the town of Essex, with amendments; ordered
% lie Senate bill lO5, relating to the supplies
IF the families of volunteers ordered to third
,ealpg his afternoon.
Ike Senate concurred with the House in it,
PROPOSED amtn lments to the act for the protec
lion Of tie Treasury.
Senate bin Is, regulating and equalizing tbt
appropriation Of the property Of insolvent debt
us and relating 10 assignments, WAS slight,
amended ard opposed by MIR. Powers, who con-
s}eEcd il in many cases oppressive to the poo
Js5ior, ard possessing few relieving feature
like teothcr bill providing for final discharge
Mr. i.Lmunds favored the lassage OF the bill
lni osl cd Tor the yeas and nays which were u
!Ul,v@S
YEAs-Messrs. Beauie, Beccher, Dillingham;, Edmund'
darris, Hubbard J;ckson Morgan Nelson. Rice, Starr
Siv"ns Stewart, Urham, Wheeler White, Willard
Wo,d5-idge-lS.
Mars Kes,rs Brock, Hail. Hochkss, Judevnc. Pow
:rs, Richardson, Robbins, TaS lor-s
Senate bill 10, incorporating the Rutlan
county Bank was taken up. MIR. Taylor move
he bill be recommttcd to the Com. on Banks
claiming that sufficient time bad not been gran
ID !or ,he investigation MIR. Woodbridge urge
he injustice Of throwing this Till entirely ava
from the consideration Of the Senate. Whcthe
WIS PASSED or not. it was due to the petition
US 1t least to entertain their claims and decid
aI0n them. The Senate refused to recomm
The BILL
Mr. Woodbridge favored the passage of tn
hill vi incorporation. He did this not trol
any personal feeling, but because lie had bee
Obliged to reside II large part of his time in Ru
land, and had concluded from lis own observ
!nn that another Hank was needed there. l.
compared the grand lists and banking capital
'af0us towns in the State and deduced Co
e!usons tending to show the feasibility and q
hand Tor this measure.
On motion Of Mr.. Wheeler, the Senate a.
Pa,ned.
llorSr--prayer by the Chaplain.
Nj. Dickinson of Chelsea moved that
'cadng of the journal be dispensed with for t
nmander Of the session agreed to.
on motion of Mr.. Pngry, the House reced
IRON: rom their proposal of amendment to ocni
Bill 80, all act to aid volunteers. &c.
Bill rtcned Senate bill 1903, relating
:hc distribution of the Geological Report
Con- on Education.
BIS possed-lIouse bill 166, relating to
Village Of Rutland. 1872, for the relief OF u
y. Ame. and Others
Il, NJ. Kimball reported for Select Com.
OH IS substitute for the bill raising tax
VIC County Of Orleans; bill ordered substI
Na' and passed under suspension Of rules
lnnming engrossing, &c.
The bill to pay Commissioners to the Pe
congress was taken up, and on motion OF
t'Ngry, the amount named therein was cham
"SOo015, and the amendment of tho Sen
.Oncurred in, with this mcIo OF fart
amendment
House bill for the relief of S. p. Bliss
NOleOlt. WIS taken LIN lnr consideration.