The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-11

of Chancery was reported hvorably by Judicia
ny Committee, with proposals OF amendment
amendments agreed to and bill ordered to thirt
reading tomorrow morning.
Senate Bill, title 20 chapter &C of proven
ton of frauds, perjures, BE-" was reported by
Mr. Stewart for judiciary Committee to whom
that chapter had been referred read twice and
referred to the Committee of the whole Senate.
On motion Of Mr.. Edmunds, the Senate went
into Commtter Of the Whole on d" The Home
stead Bill "sent to the Committee yesterday, Mr..
Stewart in the Chair
The Committee after considering the bill rose
and reported progress, and asked leave to sit
again. Adj.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Shelton. Journal read
and approved.
MILITIA ELL.
A. B. Gardner, for Committee on Military AZ
hirf, reported House bill 80. an act providing
for the organization ofthe VI iIitia," with a recon-
nlpndation that en- accompanying bill be Substitu-
ted for said bill.
Nh. Gardner moved that the bill and report be
ordered to lie agreed to, ana bill made special
order for Tomorrow at 70 O'Clock, a. ".
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
Chapter so Of Marriage" was taken up and
passed.
Chapter o. Of the Revision " Of the traffic Of
intoxicating drinks
Nr. Chandler Of Woods,oci, moved an amend !
ment to the bill providing that property Cquor,) |
seized and forfeited; under the provisions 0! this
bill should not be destroyed unless proving worth
less upon Examination. lie believed il a wauton,
or at least needless, destruction OF valuable prop
er,y in many cases
Mr.. HerricA thought it would be very difficult
to ascertain in most cases whether the liquors
were really valuable or merely counterfeits. The
xiii IN initiating liquors Was such that town
agents, unless good chemists also, would be in
auit in determining the quality of liquors Sized.
Mr.. Balch expressed himself in favor OF ,hs
amendment. He believed it would NEE, with
general favor
Mr.. Miller Of WiIl;s,on stated tina. magistrates
lesltated TO declare liquors forfeited because i,
you'd result in the destruction of valuable proper
y. lie believed the amendment very desirable
me.
The House ordered the amendment.
Alter further amendments had been made, Mr..
Comipgs moved that the bill be re-conmi,ted to
he committee with Instructions TO enquire into
he expectancy of requiring towns to provide for
'avlns their liquors anal zed agreed to-
Inc Speaker referred the Senate amendment of
HAPPIER "a of proceeding against trustees " to
judiciary commute; also of chapter entitled
of Justices Of the Peace TO same committee
lso OF chapter 3S ".of process and other mat
ers " to same committee. I
Senate amendments of chapter 70 "of Inspection :
/ provisions and manufactures were referred to
Committee On Agriculture.
REPORTS. {
BY Mr.. Shaw for Select Committee. Ayorably
, Senate amendment of chapter l2S ct Revision
Oh forms OF oa,hS'; concurred in.
by Mr.. Shaw for Committee on Roads. "a :
orably to Senate amendmen, of chapter ~, "Of
wing GU; and disseminating highways and
ridges concurred in.
RESOLUTION.
From the Senate, joint resolution, that the 9
Governor be authorized to appoint ole or more
nmmssoners 10 visit sick Vermont soldiers in r
&. ). Service and obtain whatever NAV b. neces- /
Try for their comfort and speedy recovery; or |
cred 20 lie on motion Of Mr.. Herrick. o
BILLS.
From the Senate, chapter 90, " Of Common
chools and School Laws to Committee on Z
!ucation.
From the Senate, " for the preservation Of fish a
Duck Pond >; to General Committee. ..
Adj. il