The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-06

| Mr. Hinckley believed that the money was
needed to induce men to volunteer now, and it
was to be supposed that the Government would
be Just and generous in rewardng those who had
fought its battles. After the war was over it
would do to give extra pay, but not while money
was needed SO much 10 bring the contest to a sue
cessful termination.
Mr. Dorr objected TO the bill because it did
not provide for the families of those who had
fallen 10 battle.
Mr.. Wheeler thought the families of soldiers
killed IN battle, were 10 a considerable extent
provided for by the General Government. 1t was
not best to refuse to do anything because all
could not be done that was desirable. The ex-
penditures, too, under this bill, before another
session of the Legislature, would, according to
his estimate, amount to only about three hundred
thousand dollars, instead of the two million as
had been stated.
The yeas and nays were taken on the bill on
demand Of Mr.. Wheeler. Yeas II /; nays 1871,
and third reading refused.
BY Mr.. Crowley, for Comm ttee on Claims,
against bill to pay d. r. Cook third reading
refused.
BY Mr.. White, for Select Committee on petit
tons asking for repeal of the law requiring the
publication of marriage notices, bill providing
that certificate of recorded intention of marriage
from town clerk shall be esteemed sufficient
certificate of notification, and no further public
notice shall be required.
Mr.. Skinner of Barton moved to dismiss the
bill
The debate upon the question of publication
OF Intention OF marriage was renewed and con-
tinued to considerable length.
On the question of Diminishing the bill, Mr..
white OF Coventry, demanded the yeas and nays
Yeas 10, nays SO and the House dismissed the
bill.
Mr.. Shaw of Burlington, moved that the House
insist upon its non-ConCurrence with the Senate
In reference to bill amending section 40 of chap
ter 80 Of the General atutes, relative to private
corporations, and that q com.nittee of conference
be appointed on the part OF the House on sad
bill, and the Senate be requested to appoint like
committee on their part agreed to. The Speak
or appointed as said committee, Messrs Shaw.
Rounds and Woodward.
by Mr.. Wilson, for Claim Committee against
bills for relief of Ira P. Harrng on, l. r. Dutton
and W. Bradley third reading refused.
by Mr.. White, TOR Committee on Corporation,
tavorably to bill to incorporate Rixford manufac-
turing Company with amendment: amended and
third reading.
BY the same, favorably to Senate bill incorpor-
ating the Burlington Hotel Company third
reading ordered and read the third time and
passed.
MEMORIAL,
BY MIR. Parker of Middlebury, of Addison
County Association of Congregational ministers,
pray ing tor the repeal Of the law requiring pub
cation OF marriage notices referred to Select Com
mittee on Petition on the same aubiect by ]. ID.
Wlckh I'm nd others.
BY Mr.. Ingalls,, of Sheffield. an act in amend.
ment OF Section ct Chapter SO, relating to the
Grand List referred to the Committee on Ways
and NJ cans.
by Mr.. Howe, of Mount Tabor, an act in
amendment of Section 10 of Chapter "a of the
General Statutes, in relation to laying out high
ways and bridges referred to Committee on the
Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Reed of Montpelier, an act to provide
for furnishing safe for the office of the Secreta
ry OF State !; referred to Committee on Ways and
Means.
Senate bill amending section 80 of General
entitled Banks /; referred to Committee
on Banks.
Senate bill changing The name of E. NJ. Her
sey, Jr. referred to the General Committee.
The Speaker presented communication from
tne Governor covering report of the National
Llfe Insurance Company ; referred to the Com.
mlttee under the 4th joint RUE Adjourned.