Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-23
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Thursday, Oct, lt,

D ntaTu thu ''H'l'' f'"'"0
y . ',, leaalilc raising. money on inc s'"nu
'' w., p,y volunteers. ..-.... D..
81 tiEE ZONES ol Nnuham, of Aaron bae-
"f ,Ibrrs. lol the annexation of par, OF
Es ', ol Jamaica TO Wndham.
I Air., HYDE OF CastIeJou, ior the extension
gutland and Whitehall Railroad 70 /
'.od, TO committee ou roads. /
,@.'M Mr. HYDE Of Iastleton, for allowing .
w. IN issue notes OF the fractional parI OF
,r TO committee on banks,
',.n Inv the same, a petition for the release |
.ontpement OF Mr. Halloran; 10 commit |
%, Oh state prison ,, ,.-,..-
T RSIE.-By Mr., Twitchel Of lownsnend, 10
.''.,s the name of Leland Seminary re
'..5 10 the committee on corporations
r., Mr.. Town of Woodbury., providing for
.,,epsion Of the rights of widows in the
w ,,,o. of deceased husbands dying intestate
~ '.,srrcd to the Judiciary committee
By Mr.. Tenney of Albany, an act TO amend
.,,ner CT of {. 5. entitled marriage; re-
.,'rsd to the Judiciary committee.
R,,olutioas.- BY Mr.. Reynolds, a JOINT res
linton that the revised statutes reported 10y
W.o /. Bennett, shall be taken up, chapter
=, chapter, in the Senate, as so many separate
An. and subsequently acted upon in a similar
, by the House
NJ. REYNOLDS explained nhat the object Of
mo resolution was 10 bring the question of re-
y.ou before the Legislature. He believed
mo revision should be made, and that il need
,oi prolong the session more than two weeks,
Mr. Dennison of Royalton, offered an
amendment making the resolution to read
that it is inexpedient to proceed with the
sysIon Of the statutes at the present session
He wished so 10 amend that the question might
be brought directly before the House, whether
Il was best TO proceed with the revision or not,
a simple form.
Mr.. Cushman of Rochester, did not under
sand the question of proceeding or not with
he revision had been settled Yesterday.
He believed the Legislature quite compe-
eut to send forth properly revised or com
gled statutes, althoughit had been intimated
hal committee could do il better He
Uuld not see any force in the argument that
had been advanced in reference to economy.
|, would be necessary TO do the work at some
ame and he did not believe it best for the
present Legislature to shrink from the respon-
.blity.
Mr.. Fletcher of Cavendsh was not prepared
10 enter upon the revision. H. thought the
SIMPLE question was whether the advantage o.
the revision now would justify It's expense.
Mr.. Cook of Cabot had listened with inter.
est 10 the debate, and had at length come Il
the conclusion that it was best to proceed with
the revision.
Mr. Reynolds reviewed at length the argu
meuts advanced against proceeding with re
vision, and urged the propriety Of adopting th'
resolutions to proceed with the work. Th'
question was taken upon Mr.. Dennison'
amendment, and Mr.. Shaw demanded tn
yeas and nays. Yeas &C; nays l42, and tn
amendment was lost. -
Mr.. Adams, Of Colchester, moved that The
resolution be laid upon the table. Agreed to
Mr. Adams then offered a resolution that Thu
House will proceed at once to the consideration
Of the reported revision by referring It's chap
iers appropriately to the standing committees
and such special committees as may be deem
ed advisable. This resolution was adopted
uearly unanimously,
By Mr.. Carpenter, of Waterford, that tn
Two Houses warmly approve of the President
proclamation. Adopted on the part of tn
House.
BY Mr.. Miller, of Pomfret, that no bills /
introduced into this House after IL O'Clock
noon, of Wednesday, except such as may
report cd from commttees,or may come frol
the Senate. Amended on motion Of Nj
Hunton to Monday, and adopted.
From the Senate, to inquire into the charg,
against the soldiers of the 7th Vermont
Adopted,
By Mr.. Hyde, of Castleton, that the con
mltee on banks inquire into the proprlety
allowing banks 10 issue notes of the fractions
part of dollar.
Reports speaker presented the rcpo
Of the Sergeant-at-Arms. Three hundred eopie
ordered to be printed.
By L. G.. Hinck ley, from the committee {
corporations, favorably to bill to incorporate
WOODEN company in Burlington.
By Mr.. Royce, from the judiciary comm
Tee, favorably to bill authorizing towns
raise money to pay volunteers, with amen
ment. Amended on third reading.
The bill 10 amend Chap. &c of Com. st;
relative to marriage, which had been referr'
to Judiciary committee was reported again
and report laid upon the table. Ntor.
By Mr.. Rowell, from the judiciary comm
tee, favorably to bill to pay widows of volu
toers deceased, with amendment. Ordere
amended and third reading.
ar SENATE
Senator jackson was appointed as the co
mittee on the part of the Senate to wait up
the Hon. Solomon Foot
Mr.. Allen introduced bll;,entitled an
IN addition to, and in alteration of an act
atled " An Act to incorporate the Rutland
Whitehall Railroad Company" approved \
Vember Ii, 1862. This provides for the
tension of the Whitehall road from Castle
10 Rutland $780, ....
Mr.. Kirkland introduced resolution call
upon the auditor of accounts for staten
Of the fees received from the States Attorn,
and Judges of Probate for the last tn
years. s"
Mr.. Cree introduced bill providing Il
the town and county clerks or any other
eordlng officers, who shall receive docum
Tor record, having upon it the United Sta
legal stamp, shall make certificate of its be
attached to the instrument, and that shall
Sufficient evidence in case of the loss of
stamp, that the law had been complied will