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

fayorahly to House Bill relating 10 cn.
and Wards with amendment ofdsr.a Guardians
and engross,l. ~'eu amended
BY Mr.. Baker for Goa. on wac
iavorably to House Bili rriatng to- r,ddIa. Means
amendments ordered amended and ans l' With
by Il. Fletcher tor Committee m ~, e. oi'osssG,
a bill ro'ltinE Tor tie uniform viva -rr'nafy,
documents ordered engr,s,ed. 10 W. VI 9tate
Ter for Com. TO whom was referred u Ial' nut
LIS relating to the time Of LoIJin ,.'% Bull
courts IN the county of Orange favora tJu';y
the nli'' aamcnding so as to change the they ,;,9
to third Tuesday OF january ordered au.' e@s
and engrossed. BY Mr.. Ilaskins for GC "a
corpora'ons f7oratly to bill incorporate, NOW Won On
Nanaoipt House company ordered enos. "H
by Mr. I%gSart for Com. on grand list o ."ft'
to be discharged from further conside,a," YA's
petition ~ ielertnce to grand hst Of tho ta.
of Jay 50 discharged and petitioners sl' wS1
to Withdraw their petition. ''''"e
BY MIR. Pingry, for Com. on Banks sr.,
bly, TO bill reducing the capital stock Of Noss
field Bank ; ordered ensrossed By the .,m W.T.
favorably to Senate bill. reducing capi.a s s.
of Merchants Bank of Burlington hill ,a s"S
BY Mr.. Aldrich, for Com on Corporatons y
vorably to bill in relation to enlarginu hurr,' ID
grounds; ordered engrossed. By Mr. H,htS
Tor Com. on Claims, request to be discha rysG
from farther consideration Of bill relat',os.
to the heirs of Walter Little ordered 81, ';;1S
charged, and engrossmont Of ill refused '''
Senate bills referred Bill for the colloc,;..
OF taxes in certain cases, to Judiciary CAM
also bill to prevent the running Of the a,ntm.,
of limitations On debts due to volunteers IN w.
United States service, to same Com. hin w
provide for the immediate organization or oro
company of artillery for the service Of ,6;s
State ; to Com on Military Affairs. '"''
! The House concurred with the Senate IN ii.
proposed amendment Of House bill relating IA
sale OF property on mesne process.
Mr.. Denison moved that when the unnso "A
journ it adjourn to meet at 10 clock A, N Nv
Monday agreed to. Adjourned.
Monday, Nov H.
SENArE.-Prayer by the Chaplain.
Bills introduced and referred. BY Mr.. Mo.
gan, amending See. Of an act entitled Rail-
roads, approved Nov. II, 1857, to Com ,n
Roads.
Bills rftryed-3enatc bill SO, making the
treasurer ne trustee Of unds sent home BY vol.
untcers in pursuance Of the allotmentsystem
to Com. on Military Affairs IS, referring 70
bonds of County officers !; to Com. on judiciary;
&c, IN addition to act in relation to disclosu-sof
!rnstces : to judiciary Com. 90 relating to
bonds Of trustees ic certain cases to Judjclary
Com.
On motion Of it.r. Harris the Senate resolved
ltse:t into tie Com Of the Whole for the ccp
! sheraton O. TIE Militia bill.
On rising the chairman reported that ;hccom.
mltteo had concluded the consideration Of the
bill and recon nended a large number of chan.
gcs. Tie principal amendments reported uo-
vide lha. the restriction ,chitc shall be stricken
out SO that col0rcd men NAV be enrolled in the
militia that i0rty men instead of twenty sha!l
ba exempt in every actual Fire Company thas
the clause empowering the Governor to alpon,
commissioned officers on the neglect Or refusal
OF the company to elect, shall be stricken out
that the militia shall consist Of 30 companies Of
o3 men each, instead Of GO companies of 100
each that any me,nber of the militia mayb
discharged, on application, after 5 years SER
vice instead Of s {; that only two aides -Ge-cImp
to the Commander in Chief shall be appointed;
and that there shall be at least six drills year,
instead of twelve.
On motion Of Mr. Edmunls the bill was Or
dered to lie and be the special order for halt
past = this afternoon. House till s amending
act Ter raising Elk special resinlsnts was passed,
with proposals Of amendments SO as 10 extend
the benefits D: the act to the sharpsEooiers and
providing that families OF peraons enlisted In
the service of this State, not being citizens OF
the State shall be entitIed to no support, II o.
sistxnco from the treasury
On motion of Mr.. Stevens TIE Senate adjourn
ed
House.. Prayer by the Chaplain.
Journal Of Saturday read and approved.
Mr.. Gardner of Bennington. moved to recon
slider the vote refusing third reading to Senate
bill %, relating to town auditors agreed To-,
and The bill recommitt,d to judiciary Com.
Mr.. Pingry moved reconsideration of the vote
refusing engrossnent OF House bill l43, relaI
iug to the support and removal of paupers, and
Supp the motion at some length.
| Mr.. Fletcher Of Cavendish, also was in favor
CT u reconsideration. lie stated that in the
present form OF the law, there was sometimes
Il hardship endured by worthy and poor people
by being removed he thought with the gen,
tleanan from eathersseld, the matter should
ut least be considered, and u law perfected is
soen as could conveniently he done.
Mr. Hubbell thought the House were hO'
ready to consider this matter just at present.
lie Was not in favor of a change OF the law tha'
was now well understood by the people
MIR. Miner Of Manchester, visited to know
ii the gentleman from Cavendish would wish u
appear before the Judiciary Com in relation ID
this matter.
Mr.. Fletcher stated that he would wish 81 "
do.
Mr. Gardner stated that both the gentleman
fsvm Cavendish and the gentleman ilou
" eathersiield had been before ut least part o
she Com, and ne proceeded at length TO ssa''
she objection of Com. to the bill. There was