The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-03
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT
Annual Session 1862
Tuesday, Dec. =.

House bill relating to the General Statutes ::
rlietreG to Committee on the Judiciary.
House bill relative to printing the Journals Of
tie respective Houses; to committee on Finance
House bill providing for enrolling the militia
9: cores and unorGanized towns; to the commit.
tie On Military Affairs.
The House substitute for Senate iii authori-
l"g banks to issue bills Of less decentralization
are dollar; to committee on Banks.
Mr.. Kirkland, for Commltee on Finance. re-.
ported agorabj House bill relative to printing
he journals OF the two Houses passed,
The Senate coucu!red with the House in their
proposed amendments TO Senate bill Incorporating
The Rutland Wooen Manufacturing Company. 0
Nr. Cree, for Special committee reported ia.
yo-25Iy House bin title 40, chapter 1870, of the
general statutes, and the repeal Of existing laws !;
passed.
Mr. &ioughton offered resolution instructine
tle Secretary of State to procure forthwith 5000
copies Of the act organizing, regulating and gov
o!ains the militia of this State, for distribution
among the various town officers in the State i;
aao2ted.
In Senate co5curred with the House in their
proposed amendment TO Senate bin paying the
Secretary and Assistant Secretary Tor extra ser
vices, Uhe amendment gives the Clerk of the
House 5000
III. Cree called up Senate bill to pay certain
Safe oiiluers ior extra services, and it was read
tie 81 time.
Mr.. Richardson moved to commit to a men,
Ger 10 amend the bill SO that the Treasurer should
receive, in The whole $3.50 and the Auditor
5000.
Messsr Allen and Stewart opposed the amend
meat.
Nj. Richardson favored the amendment The
amendment was lost, yeas -, nays ID.
MI Alien moved to commit for amendment by
striking out so mnch Of the bill as paws the Gov
egnor for extra services. He stated that he Of
tered the amendment at the request Of the Gov
ernor.
lie amendment was agreed to- and made &C.
corG!ngIY.
The bll passed yeas, 81 nays t.
Mr.. StOn9hton for Committee on Military AZ
tars, reported iayorably, House bill for enrolling
the militia in gore and unorsanzed towns passed.
Mr.. Stewart for Committee on the Judiciary,
reported House BIZ for the publication OF the Gen
4ral Statutes, iavoraby with proposals Of amend
ment amendment agreed to and bill passed.
Mr.. Stoughton for {, mmit.ee Oh the judiciary
reported adversely, House bill relating to the
General Statutes; third reading refused.
The resolution in respect to the pay for extra
services OF the Qulrlerma>ter and Adjulant Cen
erals. was motion Of Mir. Stougnton Indefinite
y postponed.
House bill relating to paying the Auditor OF
Accounts and other officers for extra services, was
refused third reading.
Senate bill for the organization Of the Militia
Of this State was indefinitely postponed on mo =
ton Of Mr.. Stoughton.
Senate bill topay VIM. Haskins the sum there.
in mentioned "a readiog refused.
Mr.. Richardson, for Committee on Banks re.
ro!'ta fayorably House amendment, to Senate
oIauthorizing banks, to issue bill, less than one
dollar; report agreed to.
Mr.. Kirkland introduced resolution tender
iuE the thanks OF the Senate to the Secretary and
Assistant Secretary fer the prompt, correct and
obi sing manner in which they have performed
the duties OF their offices the present session
adopted.
Mr. Stewart introduced the following resolu-
ton, which was unanimously adopted:
ReSo'red, That as Senators we hereby tender
to lhe Hon. Paul Dillingham;, President of the
senate, our hearty thanks for the able, impair
Tia. md courteous manner in which ne has pre-
sided over ne Senate, during the present session,
and cur assurances of personal regard and good
g!>he> or his future prosperity and happiness.
All Iurned until o'clock.
HOUSE-Afernoon.
REPORT.
By Mr. Hubbe, for Committee on Claims, ia.
yor4blv TO Senate bill to pay Secretary and Assis
mnt Secretary OF the Senate with amendment
providing to pay Clerk of House $500; read
third time and passed with the proposals OF
amendment.
REPORTS.
BY Mr.. Chandler, Tor committee of conference,
recommending that the House recede from its
disagreement with the Senate in relation 10 Sen
ale bill SO, being chapters 81, 63 "a and 90 OF
the General Statutes, d" of limitation of actions y
reppr. agreed to.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Flagg moved that when the House adj
onrD it adjourn to meet at clock this evening;
agreed to.
NJ. Burrows of Vernon offered a resolution as
follows:
Resolved, That the thanks'of this House are
hereby unanimously rendered to Hon. }. Gregory
Smith. for the signal ability and uniform courtesy
with which he has discharged the duties OF the
Chair, and that the labors and the length of this
most prolraced and important session have been
materially lesseped by the promptness and ETH
Cheney OF the Speaker on motion oil Mr.. COOK oil
Cabot ordered TO lie.
Mr.. Burrows moved recess, and the House
took recess of half an hour.
After recess the House took up and passed
Senate bill providing to pay certain State Officers
Tor extra services.
The House concurred in the Senate resolution
providing for the publication and distribution OF
the militia law. Adjourned.