Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-11

should receive, in the whole, $3.50, and the
Auditor $500. t.r aa7a \
/ Mosss, Allen and Stewart opposed the
amendment tH.... naa
Mr.. Richardson favored The amendment
The amendment was lost, yeas IL, nays IL,
Mr.. Allen moved TO commit for amendment
by striking out so much OF the bill az pays the
Governor for extra services. He stated that
be offered the amendment at the request of tho
Governor. ..E .s. l.r
The amendment was agreed to, and made
accordingly.
The bill passed, yeas q, nays4.
Mr.. Sloughton, for committee on military
aiia RS, reported favorably the House bill for
enrolling the militia in cores and unorganlzed
towns passed. $3.50
l. MIR. Stewart, for the committee on the judi
CARY, reported House bill for the publication
of the General Statutes, favorably with propo-
sails of amendment; amendment agreed to and
bill passed. .rlc t. Ha
The resolution in respect to the pay for extra
services of the Adjutant and Quarter Master
Generals was on motion of Mr.. Stoughton in
definitely postponed. -eoma
House bill relating to paving the Auditor of
Accounts and other officers for extra services
was refused third reading 1aa.
Mr.. Richardson, for the committee on banks,
reported fayorably the House amendment to
Senate bill authoring banks to issue bills less
than one dollar; report agreed to.
Mr. Kirkland introduced resolution ten
derng the thanks Of the Senate to the Secre-
5 tary and Assistant Secretary for the prompt,
correct and obhgng manner in which they
? have performed the duties of their offices the
present session adopted a1a+. ny
j Mr.. Stewart introduced the following reso
luton, which was unanimously adopted.
!. Resolved That as Senators we hereby ten
der to the Hon. Paul Dillingham;, President of
: the Senate, our hearty thanks for the able, inn
e partial and courteous manner in which he has
n presided over the Senate during the present
o session, and our assurances of personal regard
Y and good wishes for his future property and
: happiness.
HoUsE-AFTERNooN.
Mr. Burroughs of Vernon; offered resolu
e ton as follows: .,.-.
Resolped, That tia thanks of the House are
9 hereby unanimously rendered to Hon. j, Greg
II DRY Smith, for the signal ability and uniform
courtesy with which he has discharged the du
u ties of the Chair, and that the labors and til,
length Of this most important and protracteC
SESSION have been materially lessened by tht
promptness and efficiency of the Speaker; OF
motion of Mr.. Cook of Cabot, ordered TO lie
N House took up and passed Senate bill pro-
viding to pay certain State officers for extra
services. ....... ..,.. .4..
"A The House concurred in the Senate resolu
1t ton providing for the publication and distribu
q ton of the militia law. ............ +-a
Y sENATE-EvEHING.
After reconsidering the vote rejecting tn
n House bill enactng the General Statutes, tn
ii same was passed in concurrence. zgs
H. Mr.. Stewart, for the committee on Judiciary
reported favorably the House bill relating t,
I'd the PRONUNCIATION of the General Statutes, no
l. requiring them TO be published with the act
of the Session passed. #
o House bill incorporating the militia bill int
the General Statutes, was referred to the com
mittee on the Judiciary, by them reported ia
voraby and passed. ee# ..5 +
rs The Senate refused to recede from its amend
OF ment 10 House bill, providing for the publica
II ton Of the General Statutes, disagreed to b,
by the House.
nd The President then addressed the Senate a
re some length, in reply to its complimentary res
81. olution. tl-
zee Resolutions from House relating to Vernon
or Volunteers. Adopted. 1855 b
y, Mr.. Stewards report for committee of cor
ference on dsagreeng otes on House bill II
In lating to publishing General Statutes wa
agreed to. s@@ 7t#
IL Mr.. Cree introduced resolution of thank
he to Rev. L. FL. Stone for his able and valuabl
OF services chaplain Adopted.
Rev, Mr.. Stone made an eloquent, feeln
and very happy response, and at the close wa
wv shaken by the hand by all the Senators.
ng After the usual messages had passed bt
to tween the two Houses, the President declare
Ike the Senate adjourned without day.
'A .....". HousE-EvEN1NG
BMs.-By Mr.. Shaw, an act providing thu
ng the Militia Law be inco porated into the Ger
II eral Statutes. Bill read third time and passe
The House concurred in part only with tt
m Senate, in amending the bill providing for tn
st, publication of the General Statutes.
ad Mr.. Cook of Cabot called up the resolutio
It'll of thanks to the Speaker, which was unan
OF mously adopted.
Mr.. Herrick offered resolution, that ii
The thanks of this House are hereby rendered
the Clerk for the ability .faithfuness and cou
tesy with which he has discharged the duti
ct, of Clerk of the House of Representatives du
ted ing the present session. Unanimously ador
ma ed.
,r ~ The Clerk replied in brief aud appropria
manner.
Mr.. Kent of Wallingford, offered resol
ker ton that the thanks of the members of ii
to House are hereby rendered to the Assista
of Clerks for their diligence and devotion in a
to sistng the Clerk in his arduous labors, and f
,res their uniform courtesy and kindness. Unan