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

| Qert0 10 tnUu Isaout.
| Mr.. Allen for Committee on Claims, reported
n. Senate bill paving certain State officers the
,um. therein mentioned, recommending the
amendment of the bill so that the sam paid the
Adiutant and Inspector General be $1,000 for hi,
services the Ias, year. and the sun paid the Au-
dttor of Accounts should be $500 each year for
the last two years.
The amendment relating to the Adju,ant's sal
On nation of Mr.. Stevens the Secretary read
. statement made by Jepths Bradley. resp citing
the additional labor 10 the Office of the Auditor OF
Accounts for the last two Years.
Mr.. Stevens urged the justice OF paying the
Auditor of accounts more than the SUN reported
by the committee. He believed that $3.50 was
as small a SUN as would be any adequate COM
pensator for his services.
Mr.. Richardson after some inquiries Of the com
mit,ee moved to lay the bill on the table and
make it the special order for o'clock this eve
ming; agreed to.
GENERAL STATUTES.
Mr.. kirkland, for Select Committee, reported
House bill title 81, chapter 100, "of provisions
relative to persons claimed as fugitive slaves" rec
commanding that the Senate recede from that
portion of its proposed amendments disagreed TO
by the House report cnncurred in.
On motion of Mr.. Richardson the Senate in
sisted on its disagreement with the House on
House bill, title 81. chapter SO, " of banks"
The Senate agreed with tAe House in their
mo .ifcatons of the amendments proposed by
the Senate to the House bill of the organiza-
ton. regulation and government of the militia of
the State" and receded from the proposals OF
amendment disagreed to BY the House.
Mr.. Richardson, for Committee on Banks, re-
ported without any expression Of opinion House
bill, title IL, chapter CT (ths general banking
law ordered to Sd reading.
MIR. Cree moved to reconsider the vote passing
Senate bill authorizing bat ks to issue bills of a
less denomination than one dollar. He thought
the bill in conflict With the law of the last session
Of Congress.
Mr.. Stoughton said the law of Congress re-
ferred to by Mr.. Cree had been declared uncon-
s,itutional by Judge .>el.on of the United States
Supreme Ceur'. in his charge l. Grand Juries and
be thought the Legislature might therefore safely
treat the law as null.
Mr. Cree said ,ha, as there had been no deeis-
ion of the Supreme Court, that the United States
Law is unconstitutional it would be wiser and
safer to treat the Law az valid. He had nc obee-
tions to banks issuing small bills, il they could
legally.
Mr. Richardson said a. he believed Con-
gress had 40 more power to prohibit State ban Ks
from issuing bills OF !e4s denomination than one
dollar than To prohibit them from circulating bulls
larger than one dollar, he should vote against the
r.consid. ration.
Mr.. s. tf,rd and Stewart opposed the recon
sderAt ON. Tn motto waS lost.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
From the IL use, resc ending the Joint rule, fix
ing the hour for fn.l al 'urnment at 3 oclo OK
in the afternoon ; adapted.
From the House, providing for final adjourn
saent on "Wednesday urx', at o'clock A. N. !;
on motion of Mr. Stoushton, laid upon the table.
SPECIAL ORDER.
House bill TO pay the Stale Treasurer and
Auditor, the sum therein mentioned, was laid up
on the t bic
MOTIONS &c.
Nr Stevens, in behat OF he Auditor Of Ac.
counts, presented ia ement Respecting the
sa!.s,es OF cer,.in State officers referred to
connlitter on CLAIMS.
o. moi of Mr.. Richardson, it was ordered
that when the Senate ADJOURN, it be to 7 O'clock
this evening.
FINAL ADJOURNMENT.
On Gnoton ct Mr.. Stewart, Tue resolution re-
la;ug to inaI adjournment, WAS taken mp.
Ga cotton vi Mr. otouxhton, it vas nmpnded
so ~ to Tx the hror Of adj ,Qrnme..t 1T 3 i. NJ
Wednesday. The res lu'ion WI then adopted.
BILLS.
MIR. Gre. BY unanm ,4s consent, introduced a
bill to pay the o+cret4ry and A.sista t Secr-tar,
OF the S-n4te fpr extra labor TINS session; to
com mlt,ee oa Claims.
Adjourned
HOUSE.
REP )RTs.
BY Mr.. Fagg for ComMlttes on WAYS and
Means, askisg To be dEchsrsed from consider 4.
ton OF res"lsti' relative to taxing inhapians oil
Aver.'s aud BueI- eor-.; granted
BY Mr.. Royce, for Jud car, Committee, favor.
abb, ,s chapter 81 OF Revision, "Of the law Of
Assigumsnts''; read the third time and Parsed.
! BY Nr. Huntou, for judiciary Comnl,tee,
sgslns, Senate bill 80, in snsudm-u, of chapte,
73, section 80 Of General Statutes third reading
refused.
BY Mi. Denison, for Com mittes on WAY. and
Means, asking to be released from further con
sidsratloa resolution relating to furn.hu aid
"a ladies' soldiers aid society OF Bra,tlsboro
grs";ed.
by ar. Shaw, for Select Canmi,tee, hvor.bly
to Senate amendment Of chapter l27 sf Revision
relAtlng TO forms Of wnts &c; amendments CON
CURED in.
BY Mr.. Shaw, for Committee on Roads, avor
ably 10 Senate amendment of Chapter 70. so
Railroads. and Railroad Comni,sloner; concur
red il.
! BY Mr. FIsgg, for Csna.tt on Ways aud
Means, fvsrabJ u Spnss- bill author z,nr The
G"ve'osf to sppos' .i,..r.-
In ths several gor.A oi tnls State. wua 4a.,nu
| ment; ordctsd amended, and third reading and