The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-02
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, DEC. 2, 1862.

two Houses, and said bill was amended and or
dered engrossed.
| BY Mr.. Chandler, for Judiciary committee, the
| bill relative to the General Statues Of Vermont
fa,oraby; the bill was read q third time and
passed.
| The Speaker presented a communication from
the Governor relative to the instruction OF the
deaf, dumb and blind of The State during the
past year.
From the Senate, an &C. TO Incorporate the
Rutland Wooden Manufacturing Company to
Committee on Corporations.
The House concurred in Senate modification OF
the 39h amendment of the Militia Bill.
From the Senate, an act to pay The Secretary
ard Assistant Secretary Of Senate; to Committee
on Claims.
THIRD READING OF BILLS. 49,.
An act providing for the Publication Of the
Gtnera Statutes passed
Mr.. Shaw called W the Senate bill providing for
allowing banks to issue fractional! note,,ard moved
to propose to the Senate TO amend, 50 a, to make
,hc bill, an act to relieve banks from certain per-
1l,iesi agreed ,c. =,
The question then came upon coneurfng with
the Senate in the passage of the bill il amended
Mir. Deni,on spoke briefly in opposition to
yielding 10 the pressure Of the times, by egisla
ting in the direction proposed. He beiived If the
bill passed it would ten! TO de- recia,e the cur
rency OF VcIm mt
Mr.. Shsw saw 30 such danger, and he believed
That the necessities OF The people fully justified
The measure.
Mr.. Dem;ns, also could not see the force Of
DIRECTORS urged against the BIZ. 1t not, in
his opinion likely to lniure the reputation OF the
banks, eitner at home abroad. he necessities
of the people, as had been well remarked by the
gentleman from Burlington (Snaw) justified fu,ly
the measure proposed.
Mr.. Hunton believed the question was ques-
ton Of money between the Banks and the United
States Government. The Government was ready
and ANXIOUS to furnish the currency, az iIst
practicable. The banks were also anxious 70 fur
nish this money; by so doing, they would
weaken the arm of the government, by lessen!nS
the amour, of It's resources. Such were his views
of the bill, although he might be possibly in .-
I0r
Dir. Dennson reviewed briefly the arguments
tia, bad been advanced in support OF The oil,
and urged that they were bas.O upon mIs<tate /
meDss, or The wrong conception Of flc's. There
was not, in his view, such necessity fer the frac.
tiona bills as had been represented Since the
discussion Of few days ago the United States
currency TO the value of \ million dollars had
been issued, and reasonable portion Of 1t was IN
Vermont.
~ j'-r'&on moved the pgevious q9es,ion, and !
Mr.. Pratt, demanded the Yeas and Nays Yeas ;
81, Nays 81, and the bill was ordered to third
rsaClng, and read the third time and passed in
with proposal Of amendmep', under
suspension Of rules.
REsOllTION
BY Mr.. Houghton Of Pawle:, that the State
Librarian is hereby instructed to institute such
az he may find necessary to obtain
from Henry Stevens o: Burlington, such books
or documents as are the property Of the State
adopted.
Bv Mr.. Denson, that the committee on claims
be instructed to inquire as to the proWety Of pay
ing the Clerk OF the House for extra service du.
ring the present session; adopted.
BY Mr.. Miller Of Wiiliston, that tbs Speaker
of the House of Representatives be directed loI
appoint two commissioners in each county OF the
State wherein any cores are situated, to examine
With reference to arneXng such cores TO adjacent
Gowns, and to report 20 me next General Assem-
BY; referred to the general committee. AL.