The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT
Annual Session, 1862.
Tuesday, Nov. 4.
SE.N.ATE-Atternoon.
GENERAL STATUTES.

SE.N.1I E-s7JtcFH00n.
GENERAL STATUTES.
House bill, title 6, chapter II of county Off.
cers"; to Special committee, Mr.. Stafford, chair
man.
House bill, title Is, chapter 33 of Process
and other matters"; House bill, title Is, chapter
20 e" of courts of chancery y; to judiciary COM
mittee.
House bill, title %, chapter SO of the obser-
vance o.! the Sabbath etc.; to committee on
Education.
House bill, title 80, chapter 1o4 OF the re-
straint of rams e,c"; to General committee
House bill, title 10, chapter "a "of proceed
in5s against trustees House bill, title 10, chap
ter AZ " of writs of error, and Audita Querela "
House bill, title Is, chapter 45 of the partition
of real estate y; Judiciary committee.
Mr.. Morgan, for Committee on Education, to
whom was referred title - chap %, reported by
bill, mainly like the law in the General Statutes,
but slightly modified in many sections on motion
Of MIR. Peck referred to Committee of the whole
Senate.
Mr.. Allen moved to reconsider the vote passing
House bill, title 80, chapter l2l; agreed to. MIR.
Allen then moved TO so amend the 36th section OF
the bill so that person should be confined IN jail
on an execution issuing in any civil action, unless
the court should adjudge that the defendant ought
to be confined in close jail agreed to-
Mr.. Allen then moved to strike out sections SO
and IS Of the bill as unnecessary agreed to-.
The bill was then passed in concurrence.
Mr.. Stevens, for the committee Education,
to whom was referred title -, chapter % of
the instruction of the deaf and dumb aud blind,
reported by bill, the same as the law now is; or
dered to Sd reading tomorrow afternoon
House bill, title 6, chapter 10, "ot counties ,;
passed.
Mr.. Slford for special committee, reported
House bill, title 81, chapter 90, " of societies for
the support of the gospel, &C.; favorably, with
proposal of amendment; ordered to lie.
Mr. Pollard, for committee on Agriculture, re-
ported favoraby, House bill, title %, chapter II,
of standard weight of grain, &C.; third reading
tomorrow afternoon. Also ayorably House bill,
title 5, chapter IS, of grist mills: passed.
Mr.. Stafford, for Special committee, reported
favorably, House bills, title IA, chapters 26 and
q; third reading tomorrow afternoon.
BILLS.
From the House, regulating the mileage, com
putting it by the nearest mail route) to Comt-
tee on Finance.
For the preservation of fish in Sanborn Pond,
in Hardwick to Committee on Agriculture.
Changing the name of George S. Turner to
George S. Curtis to General Committee.
For the preservation of fish in the ponds in
Elmore, and their tributaries except against hook
and line to Committee on Agriculture.
10 explain certain acts providing for the sup
port of families and volunteers to Committee
on Finance.
TO legaze the grand list Of the town Of Tops
ham for the years 1s6O,-61 to judiciary Com
mittse.
Legalizing the town meeting of the town oil
Braintree, held April 8, 1862; to Judiciary Com
mittee.
Altering the name of Mabel Lora Phibrick
&C., to General Committee. t En-. F.,
BY Mr.. Stafford, TO pay Harvey II. Hastings
for expenses, loss of time, &c by reason o! hav-
Jog volunteered and failed to be mustered into
the service of abe United States by reason of sick
ness after going into cump; to Committee on
Claims. Adj.
HOUSE.-.9frnoon.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
Chapter 43 of the Revision, "Of Habeas Cor
pus y; passed.
Chapter Al, "Ot the forfeiture of grants" /;
passed.
The House took up for consideration the Sen
ate's proposed anu dment of the chapter, OF
offences against private property" and 1t was re-
ferred. on motion of Mr.. Chandler, to the Select
Committee who first reported the chapter TO the
House.
70, motion of Mr.. Gardner leave was granted
TO The Committee on Military Atfilrs to sit during
the hours of session to day and to morrow
Senate bill to incorporate the Newbury medi,
cnal sprng company: passed.
The Speak er referred the Senate's proposed
amendment of chapter, "Of sundry contracts and