The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-15

were actually Invented Al, tie testimony ",
have is that the regiment behaved with the splr
and gaii1n;ry Of Eermoners. lie said no con
! ceivaOle charge coHld have been made agllns
! FermOnterS which could have SO aroused his IN
diSnatlon as one that q whole regiment had
exhibited cowardice. And he had no apprehen'
Sohs that Investigations like this could injure the
| government. The government would be strength
ened by pointing out 70 it the errors which IL COM
mIts Is it TO be said if we have Generals
who have betrayed u.s. that we cannot point out
to the government It's errors in retaining such
Generals in command ? He said it was due to
our hberty-loving spirit, and our desire to Uphold
the government 10 maintaining the liberties and
rights of the people, that we should investigate
this charge. He pre- ferred this resolution to the
one from the House more respectful! to the
Government, inasmuch it made no demand
that the regiment should be changed 10 any other
military department. The resolution was then
adopted.
BILL.
BY Mr.. Fish, to establish the boundary line be-
tween Weybrdge and Addison on motion, re-
tered to ii select committee of three. The chair
appointed as this Committee, Messrs Cree, Fish
and Lyman.
The Senate met the House in Joint Assembly
to elect Judges of the Supreme Court and Re-
porter.
On the return of the Senate, on motion of Mr..
Kirkland, adjourned.
October -.
Prayer by Rev Mr.. Shelton. Journal read and
approved.
BY Mr.. Cook, of Weybiidge, to establish the
line between the towns of Weybridge and Adj
son; to Committee on Town Llnes-also petit
ton To the same purpose, referred with the bill
BY Mr. Norris, OF Hardwick, providing that az
ter the first day Of march next al! common school
taxes shall be assessed the Grand List to the
Committee on Education.
BY Mr.. Hinckley of Chelsea, az act in relation |
TO bu,ial grounds to Judiciary Committee
The above bill makes provision for the appras-
al, and purchase BY the se!ectmen of any town,
OF grounds needed for burial purposes.
by Mr. IubbelI o! Fairfax ." IN Act to Or
ganze the Militia
Mr.. Hubbel explained tha, thi, was substantial
~ the Militia BIZ! introduced at the last Session
Of the Legislature. Tne Till is manuscript of
ABOUT hundred pages ana was twice read by its
title only, and referred TO the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs. !
BY Mr.. Hollister Of Manchester, TO extend the
charter of BattenkiI! Bank to Bark Committee
BY MIR. Stone OF Westtord providing that when
a road has been established by order of Court,
and is not opened Tor ;hree years, the order be-
comes void to Road Committee,
PETITIONS.
BY Mr.. Sherman OF Newf4ne, of Mr.. Williams
and others for the extension of the charter of the
Bank OF Brattleboro to Committee On Banks.
RESOLUTIONS.
by Mr.. Reynolds OF Aourgh, that as com
patlon of the laws of the State can be made at
much less expense than will be required to COM
pete the Revision now in progress under the law
of 1860, therefore,
RESOLVED, that it is expedient to enact law for
the compiling of the public laws -: laid on the Ia
BILE, on motion of Mr.. Reynolds.
BY MIR. Reynolds OF AIburgh, that the Com
mttee on Banks be instructed to inquire whether
in view OF the expansion OF the United States
currency, present and prospective, it is not expe-
1ent Tor the Legislature to reuss to charter or
recharter any banks at its present session adopt
ed.
By Mr. Reynolds, Of Alburgh, that the Military
Committee be instructed to prepare and report, Il
Militia Bill to the House as soon as practicable
adopted.
The House eoncurred in the Senate's Re<o!a-
ions relative 20 inviting Hon. SOLOMON FoOl
o address the Legislature and citizens, also the
'eSout!oa granting the use of the Representatives
dali to the Vermont Medical Society this evening"
by Mr.. Hubbell Of Fairfax, instructirg the
~ommtttee on Claims to inquire whether further
legislation is necessary TO settle claims growing
'at OF recruiting soldiers adopted.
REPORT
By L. G. HincAly for Committee on corporation. I
cported fsyoraoly, the bill TO amend the charter
# the Troy and Canada Junction Telegraph Com .
jan! third reading.
Also 10y The same hvorably reported the bill )
the Wells River Cemetery Associa-
ION third reading.
y. 7. Chandler for the Judiciary Committee
eported the bill relating to divorces, recommend
re the amendment Of the bill, and its passage E
when amended. Third reading. ,
BY the Joint Speci4l Committee on the Revisicns
II The laws presenting at length their views of
he method OF action the Legislature should take
n considering the revised laws The Report was
made special order for half past two THIS after
ioon. @
The hour provided by joint resolution for t
ONT assembly having arrived, the Honorable Sem /
tie were announced and entered the Hail.
JOINT ASSEMBLY. /
Hon. Paul Dillingham;, President of the Sen, {
lie, in the chair, I
The following elections were made by vio roce v
ote 4: I
Chief Jus'ice--Luke P. Poland ,-nominaed BY