The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-12

ta''oh 'aA. pom tie gneSti n - = NHlMu
reading, MI il4rls ca!.,d Lr tho WI, w., 'hih
nays, which were rs fellows. yeas atl
YrAs.-Ae..rs B n.!cy. Groek p.
Edmnnds iiail Harris losr,to" Ho rnson, hil.A,
Willard, Roodwald-19 - '"'''r, phan Wh
NArs-hessr-. Powers, Rice
House bNs ryrrd -Relatnc ;,
OF trustee pr cess; to Judiciary Cav, VI. ,i ,e'ys
cooperating the Missisquo Como, y il5 H.
Com. on Manufactures. lol in a,e. oaad; to
chap. GO of the C. $. RELATING 10 lal!t d
WAR; To y aa'c!"ry Com ]24, rcspIatj,, sa'
Gh"'ce OF Conneliot Ccnsols to Ju9jra ,,'s ''
l4o, to reduce the capital stock of ,ba tloa
he'd Bank to com. on Bank. l8l ~, IT,'
70 district school-ohicers 20 Com ,n 'I pa
| ton. '" fluea,
Reports OF Comply Mr. Robbins n.o
on CLAIMS in favor of the bill paving ~ HIM. 2oD
Hall and Others the sum therein ,nen,;o '''aIj
their services and expenses in attan ,,iaFl ''
Peace Congress in February last; nas sa11s The
cnrrence. In favor Of the bill p.ying S ,us.',
EVarts tic sum therein men,ioncd "'uI's'
concurrence. In favor of the bill rar; ,'.F,, Ia
l.. Bennett the sum therein ment;an.,d5 N'9
in concurrence p@SS'I
On motion of Mr.. Edmunds the sec,,,
journcd. '7'-''F Id
House. -Reports ofCom.-BvMr p;,,,. .
Com, on Banks, in favor y iHo1so bin ay,. az
ing the charter OF the Bank Of Rnri;@ o.."-'
With slight amendments ordered amonda1 w.t.,
engrossed. by tie same, i.yorabIy ia H.~ '"'
bill extending Farmers an! Mechamrs' DIV, YT
with slight amendment; orderc. .u4nIo, ~"
'bGrosscd. by the same, bin entitled q,
relating to the arprisal of bank stock ,,Jsr,
to lie and the usual number Of copies nr,ntJ
Com. on Military Affairs. reported facts IN 81.
latlon to petitions for the r:lisf Of S. p Ri,
and asked to be released from farther o,nsis,.
ton OF said petitions; so ordered aud rettap
ordered to lie. By Mr. Gardner for judicial,
Com, adversely to House bill rcla in, IA ar,n;
jurors before the County courts : encrossms.
refused. By Mr.. Miner, fer judiciary Conn
lAyorably to Senate's proposed amendment al
House bill SC, relating to cons, ,bes fees: y.
lo~ed amendment cOncurred in.
Rosoluti"n.-By Mr.. Dickinson o! CAeha
that the Com. on Mlitlry Affairs be insuucyg
to inquire into the expodiency of any furtl,
legislation upon the subject Of laws rcja,jyen
the militia of this state and report ia II
House adopted.
y communication was received, con,ey.s,a
invitation from l.. b. rlutt, Col. CT be frt
regiment ct Vermont Cavalry, FIR tie Asseml-
to visit the regiment which would paradeur
"Wednesday or some other day Of this week, dat
might snlt the assembly: also an inyl.s,N
signed by J. &. Smith, t. free excursion trs.
the railroad, TO and from Burlington to yisitac
regiment
SIR. Miner OF Manchester moved tha. wien
The House ADJOURN on Tuesday evening. ties
adjourn 10 Thursday morning.
MIR llubbcl hoped no such motion would Ws
vail.
Mr.. pingry moved to amend the motion
adjourn by adding " and instruct the Commit,
On debentorcs to omit "Wednesday next. IT ;ict
reckoning
Mr.. Gardner moved to lay upou The tabIe IT,
III the time Of final adjournment had been I.I
The House refused to table Yeas 81. nay
SO.
Mr.. Do:son was decided, in favor Of ,le x.
cursion.
Mr.. Henry thought the excursion proIer,a
members were willing to i3rtgo dybcnturc'M
the dav
Mr.. Balch thought constituent, tad not ~i
members to the Legislature far tie PURGE j
making such excursions.
MIR. Thomas was in favor .! the EXCUSED
aud opposed to any amendment Of the motor
IL though; /, pOrer to al joGrn tn Wei; 'bc t7'
regiment OF cavalry ever organized N the >;'t'.
lie cited the example Of legislatures u obi
States.
Mr.. Miner OF Manchester, was in dyJr @
the amendment in relation to debentlre> II ~
motion should prevail in any form.
The question came upon the amendnsnt-
yeas III, nays &c. and the motion was oEi'Fel
amended
The question then came On tn mo'l." .
amended, yeas lO1. nays 81 AID The li'">
voted to make the excursion.
IL the invitation to the excursion, TO- TN
ot trains WAS stated as follows Leaves Nom
peior $40, A. NJ. reach Burlington J! ~ J.
NJ; Leaves Burlington GOO J.. ~. r'''
Montpelier 80 Z. N.
EngroSSnlsM rcjused.- l!ous, Bill rc!Itn- "
Justice OF the Peace Iccciv.n. confessions '
Judgment.
BITS passed.-An act to change the time '
holding, courts in the County OF OrafGt. ''
act to provide for the uniform SIZE OF STATE 1''
uments.
Tn motion Of Mr.. llcriick OF WJIeO'i, "
petitions for relief of Samuel L. Bliss wee &"
Ken up, and referred 10 the General Com w.
instructions TO report by bill or Otherwise y
Tuesday, Now J.
skNArE.- Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Stone
BH introduced and referred. BY Mr. bo'
Icy, incorporating the Johnson Brass Band "
General Com.
report Of Commdt".-By Mr.. Edm"n''
Tor the Judiciary Com AS follows:
10 the Honorable Senate
The Judiciary Com. to whom was relelrsd,'M
report Of Hon. Joseph Poland made to The u0'
irnor, as the financial agent of the State
receive and transmit home Soldiers pay,
With instruction, to report by what rs0'"
authority Of law, if any, the late Governor o.
bDIpfaI tho sail u. e., and WHEELED