Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-02

adopt the resolution. Adj
Wednesday, Nov. 2G
Semitic
Devotional exercises; reading Of the 90th Psalm
and prayer by the Chaplain Journal read, cor
reoted and approved
BRANDON BANK.
Senate bill extending the charter of the Bran
don Bank was read third time
Mr.. Allen propounded inquiries to the Com
mlttee, which were answered by Mr.. Cleveland
for the Committee.
Mr.. Richardson said the bill fer the re.charter
of this bank was presented cary in the Session.
AT first it was represented that there was no OH
lection 70 the northumberland renonstran.
ces were presented to the other House. Varjous
charges were made Of misconduct in the bank.
but no desire was expressed for re-dstrbution
Of the stock. The Committee wen. into fill
hearing OF the charges against the bank. and the
Committee, both the Senate and House Com
mhtte-were Of the opinion that the charges were
not snbsianinted. The Coa.mittee then cohsd-
cred the question Of redistribution, and Mr.. X.
SAD hat as an individual, # the remonstrans had
asked for Redistribution, he should have favored
H. and be believed the Committee would also
have agreed to It. This claim not being made,
charter should not be granted
In respect to the debts to the bank spoken Of.
they were now in a way to be paid, and we're not
the result OF any Illegal transactions on the part
Of the bank, and Mr. Sprague, one Of the remon-
simnls-then director,-approyed of one Of
these Transactions now charged against the bank
as Illegal.
lie said, in respect to the officers Of Brandon
demonstrating, that some had been coanted several
times X. '. Marsh, for instance, is counted as
attorney, auditor, town agent, and former repre-
sentative, aud in the opinion Of the committee,
these officers ought not to count but once.
The bill Was then passed by the following vote
fEAs-hessrs Allen, BeLttie Bentley, Ctatk Of BEN
ning,OH, Clark Of CAitendeu Cievelant CowIes Cree
Keith, Kirkland, Lyman, Merrill Morgan Nelson Peek
Richardson, Stafford stevens, stewart, steaghon, Wseh
NAY,-Nss,n Bass, Bean, Bradford Farr.r ri.h, Hol-
comb, Pollard
GENERAL STATUTES.
Senate bilI title Il, chapter CT, "Of Recording
Oitoers' passed
Senate Bit tile q chapter &C OF the law Of
Assignments; read the third time and laid on the
table.
The Senate recsdea from its proposed amend
menls to House bill, 'tis 70, chapter 50, "Oflhe
collection take, disagreed Il by Tie House,
and agreed to the proposed modification Of other
amendments.
Mr. Satfsid offered resolution directing tie
Secretary 20 request tte House tsretura Senate
l'll, title ~ chapter Gl adopted.
BILLS
lha b., fixing 'ht time EFF holding lds Windsor
County touN, w4s passed..
House hl,o rly Ni.oI bennett Andrew
Tracy, aad Ferpomt l,h4m tor revising ,he STAT.
u'es. (iae bill provide, Cir paying Mr. Bennett
) 500, tor the balance due La ior services.
clerk hire, aad incidental expense, about tbcrr-
vision. Alr. Tracy j, 70 De paid sl2j, ard MI
Sham $1,000 70 committee Oh Claims.
MIR. S,ewsft, Tor Select Committee, reported
ayoraby House BILL in addition to act Of 1860
laying tax on the County, Addsoni passed.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Prayer By Rev. Mr.. McApa Journal read and
approved.
BY unanimous consent, Mr.. eastman Of Roches.
ter introduced a hi.I,-an sc, to authorize the
Treasurer Of this State 10 issue fractional notes;
TO Committee ON Malsanl Means.
From the Senate an act altering the time of
holding the December Term Of the Windsor
County Court; 10 Judieiry Committee.
From the senate, an act extending the charter
OF tic BRANDON Bank 10 Committee on Banks.
The House on motion eli Mr. llae,an reeeded
from their vote refusing to concur with tie SEN
ate in striking out Section 81 q chapter 80 Of
Revision. On motion Of Mn Chandler. tbe
House also rsscaed from is vote modifying the
Senaie's Gu proposal If amendment cl s4ms
chapter
Blp8Rgs
by Mr. 7. ~. HYDE lor Committee on Cor
ponuonst4yo~l.y to bi. to incorporate the Fair
lax Cemetery Association wia amendment or
dered amended AMI third reading.
Mr.. felcheI Of CNpuGisb asked to Be dis
charged rom the further consideration OF lie hi.
topiy Milo J.. Bennett and Others granted.
VII. Fletcher then moved to reconsider the
vote By which the oil, VAS amended Yesterday.
agreed to.
The question then came upon adopting the
amendment.
Mr.. Fletcher stated tint the amendment had
been voted ior yesterday By some the members
without an understanding o. the amendment as
passed.
The House then refused to adopt the amend.
ment,
MIR. Gardner then moved to commit the bin to
member To strike out three thousand dollars
rom The bill and insert eighteen hundred.
Dir Hunion said the House could without
louoi osef-fule the decision OF the Committee IN
reference to The pay which man should receive
ot ms services, but It should be very plain case 10
render The exercise OF such power udicious. The
proper adjudication and settlement of the claim
laa oeen made and unless there was some good
;found Tor IT. appearing in the transaction itself.
ne Adjudication should be approved.
Mr. Fletcher said he need not repeat his re-