Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-03

ton was made as advised by the Committee.
On motion of MIR. Rounds Of Chester the sub
sttute bill was anne ded so as to provide Tor pay
ing district clerks ten cents for the record oil the
decease Of a soldier, instead Of ono dollar year.
be they more or less.
The bill was then ordered to third reading
By Mr.. Crowley, tor Committee on Claims,
against bill for relief Of X. Burnhami thlid read
| ing refused.
By Mr.. White, for Select Committee, on petl-
ton OF j. d. Wickham and others praying tor re-
peal Of sections of General Statutes requiring pup
lie notice to be given of intention OF marriage.
The report sets forth at length that the law whose
repeal is prayed for is very odous to the people
generally, and especially to those who are refined
and sensitive and seek to avoid, rather than at
tract. public notice. The Committee think the
PRAYERS Of the petitioners should be granted, and
report Dill accordingly
| A minority of the same select committee re-
ported against granting the prayer of the petit
tons and presented resolution to that effect.
The minority held that the law referred to had
not had fair trial.
The bill granting the prayer of the petitioners
was twice read, the second reading being ordered
by vote OF Is to As.
The bill was then ordered TO third reading by
vote OF Is to So.
By Mr.. Watkins for General Committee,
against bill to change the name OF NJ. D. Hunger
ford tbi d reading refused
By. Mr.. Wilson for Committee on Claims,
hvofaDly to bill for relief Of w. &. +. and 5. W.
Sumner third reading.
THIRD BEADISG OF BILLS.
| An act restoring L Weeks TO his legal rights
and privileges passed.
An act to egaIze the grand list Of the town
of Rutland passed.
The House concmred in Senate amendment oil
bill appropialing money to teachers institutes !
also II bill for relief OF Wm. HaskiDs.
The House concurred IN the Senate resolution
appointing three commissioners to adjust tn"
Claims Of Milo l. Bennett against the States ad.
opted, lOS to 20.
J BY Mr. Wheeler Of South Hero, Joint reso-
utions ar follows
Reso'U,d BY The Senate and House of RPrIenflhusS
That the ba-ks Of the General Asse by are due and
hereby rendered 10 the soldiers Of Yrrm NJ OH and
who do constitute or hay oOnsli,ut 3 part Of
the Great army Of the r. public, raised for hc purpos
Of crush ny Rebellion ~ auOcy unpara'd In The an-
nails u bIsOD whether nsder 10 Cause process OF
purpose for tie iioic zeal Hnd glorious rrmJ iindr
which charaaIee her enlistment in he service Of their
efTtlel country, MIR gQoi conduct IN camp anu nth
h-iT patience under toll dni sun Tag at cspec ay f0
their hero yaor AID un hi-eu hrmn amid tho " IL
Of battle whereby hey have contributed not only 10 h'
triumph Of the sacred cause they offer up their all 10 de
fend but have illustrated and added brightness Il
the honor and Joy OF our JommonReah that We pl dg
ourselves 10 stand oy IL IN 10 the end that our ehdrh
sh II be geDerous, earnest nd untiring TO pioLote then
mfori increase their numbers and hep them in The
achievement II n Al success
RsssiUsd That We recognize IN sorrow bu' with pride
our fallen Braves, and appreciate thu sscfnce they have
!
deeds fond and graceful and W. tender Il
me bereaNed sympathy Or the oss which hey an
our III ct CO nry have sustained 10 lhe death oil 81
many OF her nOblest defenders
Referred TO Committee on Education.
BY Mr.. Burrows of Vernon, joint resolution
that whenever any cIlim against the State shall b.
allowed either in whole or in part by the Legs
4ture tr the Auditor of Accounts, lie same shall
not be aid except upon the delivery to the Au
dtor OF Accounts by the claimant, Of his recelp
in full of such claim adopted on The part pf th'
House. Adjourned.
SENATE afternoon.
Mr.. Bouum moved that the Stnste reques
the House to return to the Senate Senate bIllNo
%; agreed to-
BY Mr. Stoughlon, to amend section chapter
Of the General Statutes, entitled "Of appllca
tions to the General Assembly," to COMMITTEE
on Banks.
RESOLUTIONS.
From the House, that our Senators and Rep
resentatives in Congress be instructed to proOur
the passage Of a law, at the next session OF Con
gress that shall give to all our so diers in the fe
, equal pay adopted in concurrence.
From the House, that no claim aovel by III
Legislature, shall be paid unless the caimar
shall have given receipt in iull Of his cair
against the Stale to the Auditor Of Account,
adopted in concurrence.
REPORTS.
BY Mr.. Englesby, Tor the judiciary Comm
, tee, adversely to Senate bill No. 20, to repeal SCI
= ton 25 chapter b3 OF the General sta utss, Ell
titled Limitations Of actions !" third reading r
= fused.
. MIR. Cree moved that when the Senate adjour
; it adjourn TO meet on Monday next, at A o'coC
4 p. Nj agreed to.
The President announced the Committee
Senate resolution iDquiring whether the Audit
. had allowed any attorneys fees, &C., viz: MessI
Stafford, keam and FISH
r BY Mr.. Richardson, for Commit ee on Clai.f
=. without an expression OF opinion on Senate b
: "a, in amendment of section |, chapter 3 of 4
General Statutes, entitled "Of applications
the General Assembly," THE bill provides tn
N banks may increase or decrease their capital sto
ne without giving notice OF application to the Leg
al lature.
70 Mr.. otoughton moved to amend the bill by
ns serting" not exceeding one thousand dollars
N as to apply to the Bank of MiddIebury amen
IA meat agreed u.
he Mr.. Cree SAID that the object of the bill
n. peared to be- to allow banks to evade the exc
law, and that was sufficient reason for goi
n against the bill
nv Messn. Richardson and Stoughton advocat
the bill.
; The third reading Of the bill was ordered.
IN. BY Mr.. Fish, FIR the General Committee, iav
ably to House bill No. IS, to incorporate the \
Anthony Observatory Association read the th
time and passed in concurrence.
w BY Mr.. Fish, Tor the same, iavorably TO Hot
y bill 9j, to incorporate the Undvrhiii Ce1ter lilo
;. Company read the third time and passed in c,
: currence.
w The President modified his decision in reg,
. to the prot st OF Senator Eoglesby on the p
~ sage OF House bill n. 30 and decided that
~ was competent for the majority OF the Senate
"a pace the protest upon the record of tn Sens
~ The question beng put, was decided in
negative.
SPECIAL ORDER.
House bill No, 81, providing for aud ting
counts aud defining the duties Of audi ors,
he taken up, il being the special order at this lii
The question being upon its third re, ding,
Cree moved that The bi, be fecommilted to
Judiciary Committees agreed to.
al Mr.. Fish moved that the vote passing Sen