The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-08
afternoon.

Hunury reports were submitted by Commit
tees.
RESOLUTION.
By Mr.. Cree, that when the Senate adjourn it
be to Monday next, 4 o'clock, 2. NJ; disagreed
to, yeas 5, nays II.
Senate bill, for the preservation of fish in Duck
Pond, favorably reported by General committee ;
third reading tomorrow morning
Senate bill extending the charter of the Yer.
mont Bark, was read Sd time. and on motion of
Mr. Edmunds, laid the table, and made the
special order for Tuesday next at 10 - O'Clock,
A. NJ.
House bill protecting fish in Sanborn Pond, in
Hardwick, was read the third time and passed.
GENERAL STATUTES.
House bill, title SO, chapter 1913, "Of the forms
OF OAths'' read Sd time and passed with propo-
sal of amendment.
Senate bill title 10, chapter %, "Of Common
Schools and School Laws," was read the 81 time
and on motion OF Mr.. Clark CT Bennington, the
10Th section was amended by striking out the
word "Schoo!s," in the last line but one, and in
SegtlDg "Distrjcts" instead.
Mr.. Allen, said he believed the bill! vet defect
i've, He WAS persuaded that under the present
law the state treasury was defrauded to consid.
cradle extent by town Superintendents 10 rem
amended, by adding clause requiring Superin.
tendents to lodge in town clerks otceS copies Of
their accounts for services, before the day of the
March meeting next subsequent to their appoint
ments,-such accounts to be publicly read at said
March meeting. The bill was then passed.
House bill, title 10, chapter a " OF forieitures
of grants" reported iayorably BY judiciary COM
mit'ee third reading tomorrow morning.
House BIZ, title H. chapter 3 t ".f proceedings
against trustees was favoIabiy reported with pro
posals of amendment BY the Judiciary Commit
tee. The amendments were agreed to, and the
bill was ordered to a third reading tomorrow
morning.
House Bill, title II, chapter 81 Of laying out
highways, &C., was amended on motion OF Mr..
Allen and passed.
House Bill, title "a, chapter 100 reported IA
yorably by Special Committee, Mr.. Kirkland
Chairman ordered to third reading tomorrow.
House Bill. title 81, chapter III " of offences
against chastity, &C.," reported favorably by Mr.
Kirkland for Special Committee, was laid on the
liable on motion of Mr.. Allen.
House hill, title 90, chapter 10" Of the rights
of married women" reported by Special com
mittee, Mr.. Clark, of Bennington, chairman, IA
yorably, with proposal of amendment laid upon
the table.
House bill, title "a, chapter "A of the main
tainance ofillegitimate children" reported favor
ably by Special committee, Mr.. Clark of Benning-
ton, chairman third reading tomorrow morn
ing.
House bt title 23,chapter Is, "of the inspection
ofprovisons, Sci" reported hvorably, with pro-
posals of amendments by committee on agricul- |
ture; amendments agreed to and third reading
ordered tomorrow morning.
House bill, title q, chapter s., /" of towns and
other communities" reported favorably by gene
raj committee; third reading tomorrow morning.
House bill, title 81, chapter 81, of Insurance
Companies" reported tayorably by general com
mitttee third reading tomorrow morning.
House bill, title 30, chapter 1Ol, "ot floating
TIMBER reported Ayorably by general commit
tee; third reading to morrow morning.
House bill, title %, chapter 76, reported ia
Norably by committee on agriculture; third read !
ing tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Richardson, moved to reconsider vote pass
iag Senate Bill, title ID, chapter % " of common
schools ," ; agreed to.
On motion Of Mr.. Richardson, the 10th sect |
ION OF said bill was further amended so as to pro-
vide that the Auditor of Accounts shall not draw
an order for the payment of the accounts of Su-
perintendents until he is satisfied by the certificate
of the town clerk that the previous requirements
of the section had been complied with. The bill
was again passed.
House BILL title 10, chapter 81 6, of Justices of
the Peace, reported avorably with proposals OF
amendment, by the judiciary committee amend.
mens agreed to, and bill ordered to third read
ing tomorrow morning.
House bill title Is chapter SO I" of process and
other marters," reported favorably with proposals
Of amendment, by the judiciary Committee
amendments agreed TO and the bill ordered to
81 reading tomorrow afternoon.
NOTIONS &C.
MIR. Stevens moved to reconsider the vote re-
Jectins the resolution providing for an adjourn
ment to Monday.
Mr.. L munds hoped the reconsideration would
not be agreed to. There were many bills to be
read the 81 time tomorrow, and if quorum
shcul1 remain here, it would be desirable to do
this work.
Mr.. Stevens said he moved this reconsideration |
because he thought there would be no quorum to-
morrow morning.
Mr.. Clark of Bennington thought an adjourn.
ment till Monday would waste'both Saturday and /
Monday.
Mr.. Kirkland said those opposing an adjourn
ment had not been always punctual in their attend
uuce on the sessions of the Senate and he thought
!. improbable that the Senate would have a quo
rum tomorrow.
The motion was disagreed to. Yeas Z, Nays
10.
Mr.. Allen moved that Mr.. Kirkland have leave
OF absence until Tuesday morning next; agreed
to.
Mr.. Allen moved that Mr.. Cree have leave of
0 bseuce until Tuesday morning next agreed to.
Adjourned.