The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-06

to CON. On Corporations. Senate lE "pltn!
act t. rxeni the charter OF the B,,k =, ~ a.
ney t" Cow. On BinkS. Ssna,e I'm t'ai.
act - incoTpprt'e the Nry.nn.. G. "a
Company 10 tom. IN Corp rIims '"s'i
Irn. - TX the time Ut final ad,ou,,u
ported q resolution, naming FRIDAY ~,
inst. al " - el' - OF the afternoon 20 i2a
ri'ptei Gn,"lnp' ~ on the part IT H.. ~ i"1oa
Mr. Pinsry called up the re@solutio, Jus
no bill nt introduced by members aGs, =, "h
day next aud the resolution was a5,,'9fs
S,nat'h'l 2.iheiug the insolvency. I,r' !"
m2uo" vi Mr. ilnbbl, taken 10 AMI J's'a
I, Com. an Judiciary. '''N'i
.ir. Cook # CIb)t called ur -,
q ,Irtrrm tster DAVIS, and on motion ~, u
Cusrm,o of Rochester, 1t was referred ~ or
Iol Mas AMI i .4as. I'm.
Quantities on Military Affairs renor,4
yor.p!y 20 S.o... bin 81. IN relation p",sl IA
troops on motion .! MIR. Noyes. land Dn 'a'',9s
table, and made special orjer for rGr veg
next at ) O'Clock P, N. Adjourned. l
Wednesday, Nov. 6
sESArE,-Pr4yer by the Chaplain.
Resolution OGercd-By Mr.. Stewart n,or.,
ing for "a J0snt assembly tomorrow .f,ernnoa
cleo: the Adjutaa. and Inspector, and the o. -
terIna.,er General adopted. -"
Mr.. Nolson offered u petition from ! 4
derhill and 81 Others asking for a chartor n
Railroad to connect the Passumpsic 4 ,,aa.'
and 81. Lawrence Railroads. referred nTN
GU Roads. HOn'
Bills passed.-Senats 40, apportionjus Il.
number of Senators 10 the several cnun "'
the state HOSE 80, paying the town Of Is"
lngton the sum therein mentioned Ilon,4ET
paying d. W. Dean $50, for services at tbo o .'
ira session Of the Legislature.
Report Of Con',-By Mr.. White, for Gam ,
Finance, III favor OF House bill IA, amann;0"
section 4 of the act for the better pYotcr.,nn% :
the Treasury ordered to q Sd rc.dinc and r'
scd in concurrence. ~
Senate bill g. for the prevention 4! k;idna,,r,
vas taken up, aud amended as re~commsndssd1 :,
the Judiciary Com. MIR. Powers did nor w,:.
the question mootcd and moved that the hin rn
Mr. White desired the Senate to lake some a.
ton on the bill and hoped i. would no. 'o
summary disposed Of. Mr.. Dillingham; wis.,
ed the bill 70 oo discussed and Was wilIno IA
give the Senator'S tine tacrctore-noyed o|
the special order for Friday next. Mr.. psx.,,
Thought it not polltic to change front in the fac,
Of the enemy and wished this to be let alone
1t WAS il frcbraEd hurled here by the action og
former Legislature. The oil was then man,
TIE special order Tor Friday BY Il vote OF En
10.
The House bill authorizing the Goycroo, ID
raise i regiment OF infantry lor Mai. Gsnar.
Butler division was taken up. Mr.. Ullpc.
ham opposed the restriction Of infantry. asst
was evident from the nature Of TIE service IA,
which it Is destined that i large portion Of ne
force VIII be Obliged to serve under o.her bran.
chts OF the service. lie moved therefore thai
the word infantry De stricken out Of the bill.
Mr.. Dillingham; amendment was then aareJ
to. On the question OF the Amendments l.
posed by the Com, Mr.. Dillingham; said til. %.
Iect OF the bll, the service Tor which the ,lre
was destined commented 1t, he did not tUuEu
the Senate. Ne SAID the situation OF af!r. On
the Potomac, was such that We could no; E.e
for such brilliant and beneficial serves ira
our armies there as VIC should expect rom = De
ii the rear, and we ought as speedily as pusbD
to perfect our arrangements tor sustaining ae
advance already sent forward. lie uid ny, d.
sire to speak OF Gen. But!er'o Ca pacitiys a., h.
endorsement from the War Department was ..
hciaut .or US, ana ms achievements in ,trIsn.
the first e~fectuai blow AT treason in Baltimore.
{ at least stamp hun as competent to command
the small division proposed to be entrusted
his charge. He deprecated the delay waNa
must arise from amending this bill ana sooIl.
Il back TO the House, especially as the caau.1
seemed 10 make no great Inference in the merits
OF the oil.
Mr.. harris said the only object VI the CO4,
in proposing amt ndnents was " make the b.!
conform 10 tho customs and regulations u ths
War Department and THIS State. In his wa,
ION the bill coming from the House Offered a
bounty to persons not residents Ui the STATE 70
come here and recruit.
The amendments which provide tAc recruit
lng and organization stall he mVlc directly w
der The cuhtul OF toveI nor, were adopted, N.
Wheeler craved IL little delay lie nal AclF4
many arguments pro and con, bnt was !eIN
the position OF the Dutch justice, although D'
had Il high opinion OF Gen Butler. ga III.
question oi the third reading, the yeas ana nay
were demanded by Mr.. White, ana wele yeas
% nays |. The bill was then passed unaai'
mOusly.
The Senate directed the Secretary to return
To the House in accordance with lis reques., !'
joint resolution fixing a day Tor final "%lJOaE'
ment.
Blk introduced and rjrrred-By Mr.. WOOL
bridge, to Incorporate the Rutland Com:
Bank to Com. on Banks.
Resolution oGered.-By Mr.. Stewart, p'o,1'
inS that copies OF the geological survey soaII F
furnished To all the Swans engagedln shd "oFA
f aud that the trustees of the library saaLi reeve
r Tor distribution no more than 50 COPE, !eo'
red to Com. on Education. On motion y. NJ
Harris the secretary was directed 10 rtiat''''
House to return 10 the Senate the bill reIauo-
to the appottionincnt OF Senators TO the s'''f'
Counties.
Reports Of CommiNeeS.-By Mr.. EiugnG'
for Judiciary Com. in favor 0. House bill -