Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-10

MIR. Dorr thought there was so clearly wrong
in paying LEES sa aries to Judges of Probate in the
Districts Of Rutland aud Lamoille, in proportion
to population, than in other Dstr cts Of the State,
that there could be no wrong whatever IN right
ing the wrong
Mr. Woodward believed the time to set right
an injustice is when it is discovered. There was
no need OF delay, and no excuse for delay. Such
a case could be properly esteemed good one.
Mr.. Pennock called for IT, yeas and nays on
the question oil reconsideration, Yeas lao, nays
10, and the vote was reconsderel, aud the bill
was ordered to third reading tomorrow morning,
Adjourned.
WEDNESDAY, Nov !, 1868.
SE.NATE.-.4hen0on.
THIRD READING OF Bulls.
Senate bill No. IS, to pay AlpLeus 'orge the
sum therein mentioned passed.
REPOPTs.
BY Mr.. Bass, for COMMITTEE con'sting Of
Senators from Orange coon y,favorably on House
! bill AZ, laying tax on the county Of Ornnge.
/ Mr.. Stafford offered an amendment to he bill,
so that the Committee shall not proceed nth the
erection Of Jail until the town Of Chelsea shall
vote to pay the sum Of $500 towards tn erection
Of the jail.
On the question Of amendmen Mr. Englesby
called for the yeas and nays, which were as fol.
lows yeas II, nays I, so the amendment was
adopted, md The bill was read the third TIM, ,
and passed in concurrence.
BY Mr.. Cushman, for the Committee on Edu-
cation, iavora0ly House bill 1850, Incorporating
the Essex Academy read the third time, and
passed in concurrence
By Mr.. Englesby, for the Judiciary Commit
tee, adversely on House bill l4S, in relation to
marriage in addition to chapter 50 of the General
/ Statutes.
Messrs. Child and Clark of Bennington advo-
Gated the passage Of the bill.
Mr.. Cushman said the object Of the law, as it
now stands was to forbid hasty marriages.
Mr.. Engesby said that he thought some re-
'traint was necessary upon nasty marriages, and
was opposed TO the bill.
MIR. Fish said the law encouraged runaway
marriages. and thus the record, which ought to
be kept, was lost. lie therefore favored the bill
in question.
Mr.. Stoughton said that the committee thought
the aw had existed, though not exactly in its
present form, for great many years, and was re-
garded as good old custom that ought to be
preserved,
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the clergymen Of the State, a majority Of whom
were probably in favor of the bill.
On the question Of the third reading OF the
bill, Mr. Stevens called Tor the yeas and nays,
which were as follows yeas IL, nays 10, so the
third reading was refused.
BY Mr. Stoughton, for the judiciary Commit.
tee, Adversely on House bill 1853, in amendment
Of section 6, chapter 81 of the General Statutes,
relating to depositons and witnesses third read
ing refused.
BY Mr. Stevens for the Joint Committee on
| Library, on the report Of the Trustees Of the
State Library, with bill.
By Mr.. Bean, for the General Committee, ia
voraby on House bill l55, to incorporate the
Mount Mansfield Hotel Company ! read the
third time, and passed in concurrence.
By Mr. Stafford, for the Judiciary Committee,
adversely, on House bill los, an act in relation
to fines and costs in actions before justices OF the
peace third reading refused.
BY MIR. Fish, for the General Committee, favor
ably on House bill So, to preserve trout and
longe in Willoughby lake ; read the third time,
aud passed in concurrence.
BY Mr. Clark OF Bennington, for the Commit
tee on Finance, iavorably, on House bill lS3, TO
legalze the Grand List OF the town of Rutland
Tor the year 1862 read the third time, and
passed in concurrence.
By Mr.. Fish for the General Committee, IA
vorably on House bill IA, for the preservation
of fish in Salem pond re d the third time, and
passed in Concurrence.
By Mr. Clark of Rutland, for the Committee
on Finance, hyorably on House bill l29, IN rela'
ton to the Grard List Of the town OF Reading
read the third time and passed in concurrence.
House bill "a in amendment OF section ILL.,
chapter 20 of the General Statutes, in relation to
the removal of paupers, and for the relief of the
insane poor, was taken up, the question being
upon its third reading.
The third reading was refused.
A message was received from the Governor, to
the effect that Hiram Harlow refuses TO accept
the office Of Superintendent Of the State Prison,
By Mr.. Bean, for the General Committee, IA
yorabIy with proposals of amendment, on House
bill, lS4, to incorporate the Newport Hotel Com
pany amendment adopted, and The bill read the
third time, and passed in concurrence.
BY Mr. Sloughton, for the Judiciary Commit
tee, hyorably, with proposals Of amendment, on
House bill 81, providing for auditing accounts,
and defining the duties Of Auditors amendments
adopted and the bill read the third tune ana
passed in concurrence.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
That both Houses meet in Jout AssC nbly on
Thursday next, at O'Clock, p. NJ, for the pur
pose Of eeeting Superintendent OF the State
Prison, in place of Hiram Harlow, resigned
adopted on the par, of the Senate
On motion of Mr. Keith the Senate adjourned.
H0USE-.laernoon.
THIRD READING OF BILLS
An act to amend Chapter 10 Of the Genera
Statutes relating to the Militia passed.
An act explanatory OF Section 40 OF Chapter
ITO of General Statutes relating to the Militia
, An act in amendment Of Section OF Chapter
SO of General Statutes, relating to taking deposi
tions passed. Co.
An Acr PROVIDING FOR TIE SUPPORT Oh
GoyERNMENr passed
APPOINTMENT
! Tho Sneaker announced as Committee to whom
VA. referred the claims Of Milo l.. Bennett =
: Me,,rs. Dorr Of Rutland, Deane Of Cayendish
Fisher Of vergennes Marcy Of Royalton, Fisk Q
a Mortified, Haskell Of Weathersheld, and Wire
Of Underhill.
!. Mr.. Wheeler of South Hero called up llous
Q bll providing for Soldiers voting. The question
}, uas upon ordering the bill to third reading.
Mr. Wheeler supposed the House would no
i be surprised at his calling up this bill. lie hS'