The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-12
JOINT RESOLUTION.

latin to final adjournment be resclndei, and
that the time for final adjournment be fixed at
4 o'clock this "wednesday afternoon adopted.
From the House, that the trustees of the
State Library are hereby authorized to present
to the College of Liberia, the General Statutes
and the Geological Survey of the State, and
one copy each of any other of the Public Doc
uments of this State that in the Judgment of
the trustees may be spared from the Library
without detriment to the State adopted in
concurrence.
From the House, endorsing the action of the
people in the late elections adopted in concur
renee.
From the House, relating to the preservation
and distribution of the Public Documents ; to
the Judiciary Committee.
To pay Samuel Campbell 81 per day, was
returned from the House with a proposal of
amendment 60 include q. w. Town and G. ID.
Swasey, Assistant Librarians adopted, yeas II,
nays TO-
The House returned to the Senate, Senate
bill A, relating to the organization of the
militia, asking for a Committee OF Conference
upon the dlsagreelng votes of the two Houses,
on amendment of The House.
The President announced as the Committee
Senate bill 3G, to incorporate the Rutland
Copper Mining Company was returned from
the House with proposal of amendment
amendment adopted on tho part of the Senate.
REPORTS,
By Mr.. Clark of Rutland, for the Committee
ordinance, fayorably to House bill ITS, in
amendment to chapter % of the General Stat
utes relating to the grand list third reading
ordered, and the Dist rule being suspended, the
bill was read the third time and passed in con-
currence
By Mr.. Child, for the Committee on Roads,
adversely on House bill No. 9, to incorporate
the Essex County Railroad.
Mr.. Beattie propounded certain interrogato-
ries to the chairman of the Committee o.
Roads, which were answered by MIR. Child.
Mr.. Cleveland further Intercepted the chair
man Of the Committee on Roads.
Mr.. Beattie advocated the passage Of the
bill.
The bill was ordered to third reading.
MIR. Beattie moved to suspend the 2lst rule
agreed TO.
MIR. Nichols moved to lay the bill upon the
table agreed to.
BY Mr. Nichols, for the Committee Of Confer
ence, that the Senate adopt the amendment of
the House on Senate bill A, relating to the
militia agreed to
Mr.. Nichols called up House bill 10 iucor-
porate the Essex County Railroad.
Mr.. Cree briefly opposed the bill. On the
passage of the bill Mr. Cree called for the yeas
and nays which were were as follows yeas 6,
nays 20, so the passage of the bill was refused.
BY the Committee on Finance, adversely on
House bill 1911 to procure safe for the Secretary
OF States office /, third reading refused.
BY Committee on Finance adversely to Sen
ate bill No. Al, to amend chapter 83 OF the Gen
eral Statutes ; third reading refused.
BY Mr.. Stoughton, for the Judicay Commit
tee, favorably to House bill No. 1871, relating to
the preservation and distribution of the Pa bic
Documents read the third time and passed in
concurrence.
A message was received from the House by
Mr. jerks, their Assistant Clerk, that the House
had completed the business Of the session and
were ready to adjourn without day.
RESOLUTION.
By Mr., Keith, that the Secretary be directed
to inform His Excellency the Governor, that
the Senate and House have completed the bust
ness Of the session, and were ready to adjourn
without day adopted.
The hour for final adjournment having ar
rived, the President made a most appropriate
and eloquent address, and declared the Senate
ADJOURNED without uay
HOUSE-Atternoon.
REPORTS.
By Mr.. Bottum for Committee under Atm Joint
rule, expressing the opinion that the report OF
Sergeant-at-Arns was on the whole acceptable.
By Mr.. Reed, for Judiciary Committee, ia
yorably to bill relative to the preservation and
distribution of public documents, with amend.
ment amended, and third reading.
BY Mr.. Deane, for Committee on Ways and
Means, reported bill to pay Frederick Holbrook
without expression of opinion.
The House refused the bill third reading By
a vote of "a to l05.
By Mr.. White for Committee on CORPORATIONS.
fuvorably to Senate bill incorporating the Rut.
land Copper Mining Company, with amend
ment amended and third reading
The House concurred in Senate amendment
of bill to pay certain State ofIicers,-the amend.
ment providing to pay the Treasurer fifteen hun
bred instead Of one thousand dollars
by Mr.. Chandler, for Conference Committee,
on Senate bill a. reported that said committee
had recommended to the Senate to recede from
their disagreement,
BY Mr.. Carpenter Of Waterford, Joint reso-
luton, declaring that the late elections indicate
a determination on the part of the Northern
States to crush the rebellion adopted on the
part Of the House.
RESOLUTION.
BY Mr.. Shaw ofBurogtop, a joint resolution