Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-15
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The Statutes providing for the establish
ment of uniform rules Of practice IN coun-
Nv courts and courts OF ohancery III
this state; referred to Judiciary Com
mittee, a.,
Nv Mr. Wilson of Bakersfield, an act
n amend Section "a of Chapter 80 oil
General Statutes relating to the service oil
iustice writs referred TO Judiciary Com
mittee.
Bv MIR Chandler of Woodstock, an act
to incorporate the Woodstock railroad
company; referred to Committee on
Roads.
By Mr. Reed of Montpelier, an act IN
relation to the record of marriages; re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
BY Mr. Lane of Jericho, joint resolu-
ton providing for the appointment oil
committee of one Senator and three Rep
reseotatives for each Congressional dis
,rict 10 canvass votes for Representatives
in Congress for this state 4; adopted on the
part of the House.
By Mr. Reed of Montpelier, a JOINT res
olutiop providing for the JOINT assembly on
Tuesday the 18th, at IL o'clock A. M. to
elect Judges of Supreme Court and
Supreme Court Reporter for the year
ensuing; adopted on the part of the
House.
appointments
The Speaker appointed as Committee
! on Joint rules on the part OF the House,
Messrs Colby of Hartland and Dorr OF
| Rutland.
Governors Message.
The annual executive message was COM
municated to the House by the Governors
| Private Secretary at 3 o'clock, and was
read by the Clerk of the House.
Mr. Deane of Cavendish moved that the
Clerk be instructed to procure the printing
of one thousand copies Of the message /;
agreed to.
Resolutions.
Saturday, Get. 10.
SENATE.
Resolutions.
By Mr. Richardson, that so much of
the Governors message as relates to the
military affairs be referred to the Commit
tee on Military Affairs; so much as re-
lates to an agricultural college, to the
Committee on Education; so much as
recommends the passage of a law securing
) to soldiers the right of suffrage, to the
Committee on Elections and so much as
relates to financial affairs, 10 the Commit
tee on Finance also that SO much Of
Gov Holbrook's message as recommends
the appointment of a committee TO accre
dit certain accounts, and all other fnan
cal matters therein contained, to thu
G Committee on Finance. Adopted.
From the House, joint, that bot
u Houses meet in joint assembly, Tuesday
o the 18th inst, at O'clock, P. NJ, for tn
purpose of electing state officers. Adoptef
: The Precedent announced the following
+; committee on the part of the Senate t.
: canvass votes for members of Congress
,, list Congressional District. Mr.. Clark
= of Rutland.
: ID Congressional District. Mr.. SAT
7 ford, Of Windsor
:, Sd Congressional District.--M Mr.. Cleye
land of Orleans.
By Mr. Bradford, that when the Senat
d adjourn, it adjourn till 10 o'clock Monda
le next. Adopted
= On motion of Mr.. Richardson, the Ser
ate adjourned.
1e HOUSE.
De Resolutions
70 BY Mr.. Hyde, Of Castieton, a jo
I'd resolution providing for d joint assemb
on Tuesday, the 18th, at 3 O'Clock in Il
afternoon for the election of Secretary
-. State, Auditor AZ Accounts, Serg5 anita
~ Arms. Commissioner for the Insane, Bar
e Commissioner, Railroad COMMISSIONS
=. " Adjutant and Inspector General, Jud!
- Advocate General, and Inspectors
'A State Prison. Adopted on the part of t
=. House.
n' By Mr.. Fisher, of Cabot, that the Coz
Z mittee on Military Affairs be instructed
iio inaure if any further LEGISLATION is nece
sarv to encourage enllstments INTO the
valid corps of discharged soldiers, and
report by bill or otherwise. Adopted.
Bills.
'"' B,. Mr.. Houston, of Victory, an act
q incorporate the Essex County Railro
" Company. Referred to the Committee
81 Roads.
!" BY Mr. Carpenter, of Waterford,
+. act in amendment Of section % Of chapt
- SO Of the General Statutes, relating
80, witnesses. Referred to the Juocia
IS Committee
" BY Mr. Woodman, of Brighton, an ;
-. for the aid of drafted soldiers. Refer
'no to the Committee on Military Affairs.
The above bill provides that towns
- any legally appointed meeting may VI
wy money to pay bounties or rewards to m
o,a who are drafted and 60 into the serv
80 or furnish substitutes.
:. ta HouSE--AFTERNooN.
% Mr.. Fisher, of Vergennes, moved Il
when the House adjourn it be to meet
" ten O'clock on Monday morning. Agre
to.
ris Mq. Hollister. of Manchester, mo-
of an adjournment, and the House adjour
to ten a. M. on Monday.
srt, Monday October, II
'h SENATE
not Resolution by Mr. Clark of Bennng