Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-02

Tn the question o. committing The bill 10 a
member to amend, Mr.. Fletcher demanded the
Yeas and Nays Yeas 100, Nays Al, and the
bill was amended so MS 10 read eighteen hundred
dollars" and the bill passed.
BY Mr. Cushmal Tor Committee on Military
Affairs, against House bill authorizing towns to
raise money for war purposes third reading re-
fused.
MIR. Grinan moved that the vote OF the House
refusing the passage Of the Senate bill entitled
1t the Homestead be recen.idered agreed
TO.
Mr.. Iiunton moved to propose TO the Senate
to amend the bill in Section 8, lines and s.
Mr.. Fagg moved to lay the bill and amend
ment upon the table agreed to-
BY Mr. Crowley, for Committee on Military
Affair.", against House bill relating to raising
troops for pubic defence ihird reading refused.
BY Mt James, for Genera Committee iavorsbly
to Senate amendment Of chapter 90 Of revision
Of OF, nctS against the public health concurrsd
BY Mr. Finer for Select Committee favonbly
to Senate amendment # chapter 81 Of urlsdic-
ton and powers Of probate courts eoncurred
in.
BY Mr.. Reed for Committee on Ways and
Means, hvorsby to Senate anne dmenn Of chap
ser 81, Of collection Of taxes" excerpt the 7th
and 18th amend nent', and with medication OF
others report agreed to.
b. MI Shaw for Committee on Roads, against
House bill limiting fare On railroads, third read
ing reiuIed.
THIRD READING or BILLS.
An &C. to authorize repairs Of the roof Of the
State H0u'e; passed.
An act incorporating 'he Holland Academy
passed.
Mr.. Gardner called up the biIl providing to pay
the Treasurer and Auditor Of Accounts for extra
services durng the past Two years.
Mr.. Den,ou chairman q Committee reporting
the bin stated 10 reply to inquiries that the extra
services Of these officers had been very great
The treasurer bad been receiving about one nun
dred letters dai y, or between isriy ard forty
ttou,and per year. These were mostly cores
pontsnce occa,ioned by Military Atairs Of the
State.
The auditor, l.bou had also been doubled
during the pat two years. Mr.. Dsn.on couiE-
ued at ltngih 10 set forth the increased duties Of
both .ihcsu. lie believed the one lhou'snd per
year ADDED to the lr.nurers salary and The i've
hundred per year added 10 the AudHof'' salary
if the biz passed vls too lluls rather ihsn Ioo
much
Mr.. Hm,ing. moved to amend the bill by
changing one Thousand to we've hundred AVID
fhy dollars, IN that pjtiion Of the bl.. relating 10
extra pay Of the lrruutsr.
Mr.. Camp thought the amendment propo'ed a
very proper on.
Hr. HuntcA objected to the amendment on the
ground sh., the liouu should not o'sr.rus the
decision Of the eonNittss. II. would favor RS
committing III. bill 10 the commute vi'k in
.uustion, 10 farther iRv.'iigss and consider the
nausr. II the House thought the bill should be
amended. He desired 10 pay in ths s.se all that
should b. paid and 10 do it IN The night way.
He believed il va, mpor.ant 10 preserve Judi
eisl and legislative sctos esch IN ih own sphere
and TO coahns each TO ihs, which cams properly
within il. juri.eelion.
Mr.. B,sh opposed the Amendment. lie could
not zee tn. fsre. Of argument advanced BY the
esntl,p,n from Bethel.
III. House t.iu,.d 10 amend Ls bill, aud il
va, ordtrsa to third reading. hdj.
SENATE.
GENERAL STATUTES
Mr.. Richardson for select committee rsportse
h,Or,bly House bill title 10, chapters "a snd 80
Of real estate by descent passed.
Mr.. Allen for select committee reported favor
abb, House bill TIL, l6 chapter So "of the pay
u.n, OF the debts and lsgssies OF deceased per
sons paced.
Mr.. Stafford for committee on road, rsporte'
Senate bill in cooperating the Rutland aud Castle
ton Railroad Company iavorsb.y, With propose
Of amendment The amendment provides tina
II The Rutland and Whitehall, and the Rat
Iaud and Warrington rslIrosss cannot agree
speH the time aud nanner OF consscuon
Of their roads or the division between mid roads
oil the composition for carrying pa"sagsr
or freight carried upon both OF ald roads, TIN
Rutland snd Washington ro.. plsy apply 10 III
Supreme Court for the appointment OF comm"
sion.rs to settle and Tx theAe matters OF disagree
meut and the S,prem- Court upon such apphca
ton IS TO sppoint such commissioners who's
award, when approved by the Cou.t, is TO b
binding upon sad parties for the term OF n
year. and until modified by commissioners VIII
may be subsequently oppolntedi ssd upon such
award be ng confirmed the act OF incorporate
10 be void and of no effect, otherwise in fore,
Iihn provision IS, we understand, in the main sC
eepuble those who applied for the charter, aud
those who opposed the aPpl cstlon) On motto
of Mr.. Allen laid on the table and made speciI
order for 10 tomorrow forenoon.
Senate bill relating TO taxes Ia gores waspasse6
House Bill relating TO the jurisdiction OF Jus
tices OF the Peace in actions where fire insuranc
companies are parties to the Committee Ga tn
JUDICIARY.
House Bill, title l6, chapter So, " of estates
dover aud by the curtesey y TO Special Comm
tee, Mr.. Allen Chairman.
Mr.. Clark OF Bennington, for Select Comm
tee, reported avonbIy House Bill title az, chat
ter /, "of divorce, alnony, &c. ," passed.
Senate bill, titles Is aud 10, chapters 50, 81
81 and 50 OF the statute of limitations" w
taken up and the vote Of the Senate agreeing
the House proposal of amendment, striking OF
the section requiring new promise, in order
take contract out of the operation of the sta
ute of limitation to be IN writing, signed |