The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-05
Iponding to the Presidents call for volunteers, as

pondlng 10 the frCsioents cali Iot 'oluuseets %
fC lows:
Rssoiued by the Senate and House Of Representative
that the General Assembly Of the State OF Vermont sp
preciating the difficulties and endorsements which
The President has to encounter both on account OF the
sgnitude Of the rebellion and the strange and unnst
ural patty il ELECTS, and conding in the wisdom
integrity and patriotism OF chic me- gstrste cordially
responds to his call for volunteers and trusts tn
no exgency will ever arise when such appeals to The 10y
al and riotc petpe OF Vermont will be made In vain
RsOved That the just expec aton OF the people OF
Vermont that the General Government will without hes
atipn itse of the assistance OF all suta bic per-
of whatever race color who are willing to enlist
in the ofbs country and that unjust or in
vidious distinctions will be tolerated among loyal sol
dters or The loyal people OF the land
Adopted on the part Of the House.
The above resolutions are in part, those nre-
sented by Mr.. Wheeler, of South Hero, and re-
ferred to Committee on Education.
By Mr.. Chandler for Judiciary Committee, ia.
vorably to bill providing for furnishing libraries
for persons confined in jail with amendment !;
amended and third reading.
By Mr.. Wires for Committee on Land Taxes,
favorably to bill laying tax On the town of Fer
dinand, with amendment; amended and third
reading.
RESOLUTION.
The Speaker presented communication from
the Governor Informing the Legislature that
Hiram Harlow, who was elected Superintendent
of the State Prison, declines to serve.
Mr.. Abbott of Windsor, offered a resolution
providing for joint assembly on Friday, at three
O'Clock ?. NJ.
BY Mr.. DunsEee, for Committee on Military
Affairs, Iavorably to bill amending Section 10 Of
Chapter ITO of General Statutes; relative to
militia third reading
By Mr.. White, for Committee on Corpora
tions, iavorably to bill to incorporate the Will
mngton Cemetery Association third reading.
By MIR. Wright OF Whiting, directing the Ad-
jutant and Inspector General to procure and pre-
serve copies of periodical muster rolls of reg-
ments, batteries and detached companies; adopted
FINAL ADJOURNMENT
Mr.. Sewall of Lunenburg moved to reconsider
the vote adopting the joint resolution providing
for final adjournment on Friday next, the Senate
having returned the resolution to the House.
On this motion Mr.. White of Coventry de-
manded the yeas and nays: yeas l2S, nays II
and the vote was reconsidered, and the resolution
was rejected
By Mr.. Miller of Wliston, an act to amend
chapter | 10 of the General Statutes, relative to
the organization, regulation and government Ct
the militia referred to Committee on Military
Affairs. The above bill provides for correcting
the enrolment from time to time.
By Mr.. Wilson of Bakersfield, an act to incor
porate the Rlxford manufacturing company le-
ferred to Committee on Corporations.
By Mr.. Wilson of Troy, an act in amendment
of chapter Of General Stat utes, relating to Or
ders drawn by County Clerks on County Treas.
urers; to Committee on Claims. Adj.