The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-16

during time of Session. instead of -.
papers, il would be possible to do III; al1s nsvs
reasonable time. '"' "'Fk ID 4,
Mr.. Dcnison had come to a vsrva.n
cIuslon from the gentleman who had i ms, o.
His argument had been good one T.. Sp'Se,
iailon but not Tor the Revision Of tho e.. q comp,
lie believed the majority of the peo ,Ia'l's
e1rec'ailon OF the laws being revised - ri ua %
ent time. He thought the gentleman f. rc ,ne rst
tirely miJudged the members who vs, lux e.
pied just at present in legislation r., NV occ~
they were unemployed was tha, the o,'.. 'ss'N
ton upon the minds of ALL and unon - r. qast
the people, was how to help the Genera T c,
ment in the present crisis. For this re, oo's''
public, and few other, bills were prs,sr, ''a 10
consideration. This question Of how r. " .:S i
government, was the question tina, ,ho NV a'
inanfuly met, and the question tia, womb ~. N
ieved, be met as i, should be, before g.. * o.
journment. '"' d.
Mr.. Reynolds reviewed at length the ,,,n.
advanced against proceeding with Rev;.,o s4s'l
urged the Proprlety of adopting the reson , ~,
| W pIUCcSO WIN tue WOIh.
The question was taken upon Mr.. n.,;
amendment and Mr.. Shaw demanded ,ba
and nays. Yeas IS, Nays l42, and The az ave- "a
ment was lost. '"'
Mr.. Adams. of Colchester, moved tia, II. >,
! olution be laid upon the table agreed TO.
Mr.. Adams, then offered resout;on ~.
this House will proceed at once, to the con,4- n'
ton of the reported Revision BY ref.rr, '," ~
chapters appropriately to the S.anding Corr.
tees and such Special Committees, as NAV
deemed advisable. This resolution was sd:,S
almost unanimously.
BY Mr.. Carpenter, Of Waterford, ,hs,,bs -.
Houses warmly approve Of the President, pr
clamaton adopted on the part of the Houa
BY Mr.. Miller Of Pomfret, that no bills h. +,
troduced into this House after - O'Clock N =,
Wednesday next, except such as may be rey,-..
from committees, or may come from the SsD5.
amended, on motion Of Mr.. Huntvn, to Marr.
and adopted.
From the Senate, to inquire into the ch,-.
agans. the soldiers Of the Seventh Vernon, h.
imeut adopted.
By Mr.. Judson of Huntington, that the C,
mit;ee of Ways aud Means inquire into the ".
prety Of laying tax on the Inhabitants 0. i.
Iey's and Buel.'s Gore in Cnt,enden C3.aY
adopted.
By Mr.. HYDE of Castle,on, tina. the Conn.
tee On Banks inquire into The propriety Of s..n
ing Bi0&s to issue notes of the fractional p.sa
J dollar.
REPORTS.
! TIE speaker presented the Report Of he ys.
geaut at Arms three hundred copies order.
printed.
BY L. 6. Hinckley for Committee on c,r..
tions, .ivorauiy to bill to Incorporate W...
Company in Burlington third reading.
BY Mr. Royce fox judi lar! COMMITTEE .y',
bly, TO oil authorizing towns to raise ng,.,
pay volunteers, with amendment; ansllt. =.
third reading
by Mr.. Huntoo for judiciary COMMITTEE a.a,a
bill! relating TO extending the jursdc,5s y. Js.
tlce Courts third reading refused.
By Mr.. howell Tor the judiciary COMMITTEE
against the bill in addition to chapter 50 Of C.,
entitled RepIevin third reading refused.
The bill to amend chapter GO Of c, s. rs..~7
30 marriage which had been referred TO JgaC1r
Committee, was reported against and the tsg':
laid upon the table.
By Mr.. howell, for the judiciary Commits.
favoTab!y to bill to pay widows of vOinntsFA d.
ceased, with amendment; ordered amelcsa A-
third reading.
By Mr.. Chandler, for ,he same Commtes.a.-.s
the bill amending the Gct relative TO Ia!in: OF
and disseminating roads and bridges TIL. YEA.
Ing refused.
The report of the judiciary COMMITTEE t:'l
the bl.l amending Sect n j, Gard Of La.s
6G OF {. ). relating to marriage, WAS '-o". -5.
~ taken from he table, and third readlsi'.--
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