Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-17

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ness OF the session and we're ready to adjourn
without day adopted.
The hour Tor hual adjournment having ar
rived the President made most appropriate
and eloquent address, and declared the Senate
adjourned without day. aI9t
HOUSE, Afternoon.
REPORTS
By Mr.. Bottum for Committee under Atm joint
rule, expressing the opinion that the report OF
Sergeant-at Arms was on the whole acceptable,
BY Mr.. Reed, for Judiciary Committee, ia
yorably to bill relative to the preservation and
distribution of public documents, with amend
mept amended, and third reading.
BY Mr.. Deane, for Committee on Ways and
Means, reported bill to pay Frederick Holbrook
without expression ofOpinlon. w
The House refused the bill third reading BY
vote Of 81 to l05.
BY Mr.. White for Committee on Corporations,
fvvoraby to SEN !e bIil Incorporating the Rut.
land Copper Mining Company with amend
meut amended and third reading.
The House concurred in S3nate amendment
Of bill to pay certain State ohoers,-the amead
ment providing to pay the Treasurer fifteen hun
dred instead Of one thousand dollars
BY Mr. Chandler, for Conference Committee,
on Senate bill "A, reported tha' sad committee
had recommended to the Senate 10 re.ede from
their disagreement
By Mr.. Carpenter Of Waterford, joint reso-
luton, declaring that the late elections indicate
a determination on ths part Of the Northern
States to crush the rebellion adj pied on the
part Of the House
RESOLUTION.
BY Mr.. Shaw OF Burlington, a JOINT resolution,
amending resolution Tor final djDurnment, hxng
time at four O'Clock r. M. instead OF three
0 clock adopted on the part OF the House.
The House on motion OF Mr. shaw Inssted on
disagreeng with the Senate relative TO Senate
bill A, adding TO chapter ! ~ Of General Sat
utes relative 10 militia aud asked a Committee
of Conference; agreed 10 and the Speaker appoln-
ted 80 such COMMITTEE, Messrs Utaodler OF
Woodstock, Shaw Of Burlington, and Woodward
Of Westlord.
The House concurred in Senate amendment Of
bill to incorporate Vermon State University
From the Senate, resolution to pay ).
Campbell, assistaLt engineer and night watch
man Tor the State House, two dollars per day
tor service during session.
MIR Reed OF Montpelier, move to amend 50
as 70 pay asst Librarians c W. Town, and e.
Swasey, the same sum lOr sc vice during session.
On the question OF proposing To the Senate
to amend as moved by NJ Reed, Mr.. Albee,
Of Ludlow, called for the yeas and nays yeas
1885, nays 10, ana the amendment was agreed
to.
Mr. Wilson of Bakersfield, called up tho bill
providing that Iowns may vote school furniture
tor school houses, and the question was upon
recJuslderlng the vote refusing bill third
reading
Mr. DwInell called for tho yeas and nays
on this question yeas Z and nays l32 and the
House refused to reconsider.
BILLS
Senate bill to pay Frederick IIolbro ok re-
ierred to COmmIIlee on Ways and Means.
THIRD READiNG or bills
Senate bill to incorporate the Rut and Copper
Mining Company passed with proposal of
amendment
button Of Public Documents; passed.
Mr.. Steele of Sharon moved to rec )nsider the
vote refusing third reading to bill TO pay Fred
erlGk Hjlbrook agreed to, IS to So after debate.
On motion OF Mr. Fisher Of Vergennes, the
House requested return Of the bril from the
Senate, and it was returned and the question
was upon ordering the bill 10 third rea0ing.
The bill was ordered to thlrd reading by vote
OF 80 to 6S
The bill was read the third time, and the vote
on the bill taken, and It was declared passed.
Mr.. Perrin of Berlin demanded the yeas and
nays yeas II, nays Is, and the bill was lst
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted
Re.ohed tha the hanks Of this House a hereby ten
dvrtd " Liward siewar. q,and Assistan ulerks
he abilty and fathiulness with shiuh they have ds-
charg ID their duties, during the present session.
Mr.. SHAW moved that the clerk be directed
10 inform the SenJte that The House have com-
plcte the business Of the session aud are ready
to adjourn without day agreed 10. iqoi4
MIR. Fisher OF Vergennes, moved that the
speaker appoint eomm ttee OF Two to wait
upon his EScellency the Governor and inform
him that the House had completed the business
OF the session, and were realty 20 adjoaru with
out day agreed to. .UlBy Goo
The speaker appointed as such committee,
Messrs, Fisher OF Vergeunes and Deane OF Cav
cndsh, who performed this duty,
The Speaker addressed the House as follows.
q, ntieBea 81 congratulate you that our la
byys ire coded, and that We are ready to return
to our constituents to give an account of our
stewardship.
That We have completed the busln, 5, OF the
l.... A.
dit OF, well done, good snd talthiul servsnts.
| thank you ior the differing terms 10 which
you have been pleased to express your apptoba-
ton o the manner IN whIcn have dl7caa god
the duties OF tho position which your generous
confluence assigned me- II have mot with any
success IN dis1narglns those duuts, lOwei TO
your assistance, yoar courtesy and lOrbearaace,
From the Commencement OF the session 10 iris
time, have been met by every member and Off
Ger OF this house with kind words, approving
smiles, and tue highest evidence oi thelr regard
Ii in dlscndrglng the denolte duties OF the
chair have IN Nge instance wounded the
feelings or gwen ofanse to member of this
House, ask pardon | have done 80, II ut ali,
unlntenu0nally aud uncOnsclOusly, Bdt you
Will remember that" to err lie human, 10 lUrgIye
divins.' | shall carry with inc % the grave
the remembrance of your generosity and klnd
ness, aud Of the pleasant reeullectlons VI this
session, US the pleasanGest recolleetlOns Of my
lite.
Our work as legislators is ended, but VIC have
not CON pleted the service we owe the State.
The Government has, IN lts emergcn ", call
cd, ana Vermont viii answer We. as her cho-
sen representatives, should 70 from th Hail
with the determination to do what ~ US lies TO
ill the quota OF the STATE ia the armies of the
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