Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-07
DOINGS AT THE CAPITAL.
from our Special Correspondent
Tuesday, Nov. 5, 1861.


dom and integrity of the State has assembled
at the Capitol, and once more they consider
the best interests of The commonwealth.
Their first instructive gasp after reaching
here was to sigh Home again" MIR. Miller
introduced resolution in the House early in
the forenoon that no bill shall be received by
the House after Saturday next, unless re- ,
ported from committee or from the Senate.
1t was amended so as to read Thursday in !
stead Of Saturday, and then laid on the ia !
BILE, but was passed in the afternoon. THIS /
would be no real hindrance unless the Senate
adopted similar resolution, for bills might
be received from that branch as well as TO
originate in the House. And even then
committee would generally grant tie courtesy
of Offering any bill for any body, or they
might legl4 late by joint resolution. This IS
indicative of the feeling, however, for it was
unanimous with the exception OF NJ r Myers
who uttered an emphatic AMI prolonged Nd
and nanked it by statement That he thought
it interfereh with the constitutional right OF
petition. But if this were 50, any petitioner
might oblge the Legislature to hold in ses-
sion till next July. The right Of petition, as
take it, is Identical with the right to tease ITS
parents; that is, t can pcrsevere as long as
the said PATENTS patience holds out
The committee on adjournment, too, are
on the anxious seat this afternoon, and re-
ported Friiay, November fifteenth, as the
day of sine die adjournment. The Senate
adopted the report Immediately, and sent 1t
in to the House for concurrence. The House
too, on their part, had adopted the same by
strong vote but the chairman of the commit
tee on Military Affairs, gave notice that he
should move reconsideration of the vote
to moron, as in the opinion Of the commit
tee, there would not be time 10 consider and
draft military law that they would like to
report favorably upon, IN time for the consid-
Grafton OF the Assembly. He said they prob
ably should not report either Of those already
| proposed AT his suggestion, the Senate re-
solution wa laid on the table. If the two
houses met at he same hour in the morning,
| the CLERK might forward he House resolution
to the Senat e they might adept 1t, and the
! House woul L be Obliged 10 abide their action.
| But the Hotse meets at nine, and has an hour
/ the start Of the sluggish Senate, and that
| gives them jhe control. They, literally, take
| time nv the|iore-Iock,~ in this case
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