The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-30


The substitute [ i'll provides for " recording the
namss of soldiers and officers in United States
service also when deaf occur the substi'u-
ton was made as advised by the Committee.
On motion of MIR. Rounds OF Chester, the sub
stitute bill was anne ded so as to provide for pay
ing district clerks ten cents for the record OF the
decease of a soldier, instead OF one dollar year,
be they more or less.
The bill was then ordered to third reading.
By Mr.. Crowley, for Committee on Claims,
sgainst bill for relief Of R. Durham; 'hIid read
ing refused
By Mr.. White, + Select Committee, on peti-
ton OF j. d. Wickham and others praying for re-
peal of sections OF General Statutes requiring pub
lie notice to be given of intention Of marriage
The report sets forth at length that the law whose
re pea! is prayed for is very odious to the people
generally, and especially to thos, 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
lions and presented a 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 a vote of 10 to A..
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. ;. Hunger
ford third reading refused.
By. Mr.. Wilson for Committee on Claims,
favorably to bill for relief of w. G, F. and S. w.
Sumner third reading.
THIRD READING OF BILLS
An &C, restoring F. Weeks to his legal rights
| and privileges; passed.
An act to legaIize the grand list Of the tow n
of Rutland passed.
| The House concurred in Senate amendmeol Of
| bill appropiating money to teachers institutes ;
also Of bill for relief of VIM. Haskins
! The House concurred in the Senate resolution
appointing three commissioners to adjust the
claims of Milo L. Bennett against the State; ad-
opted, l0S to 20.
By Mr. Wheeler OF. South Hero, joint reso-
luions as follows:
Resoutd by the Senate and House Of Representatives.
That the hanks OF the General bly, due and
hereby rendered the soldiers Of Vermont Off and
who do constitute or hav, cJnsi ute part OF
the Great Army Of the Republic, raised for the purpose
of crushing Rebelsa in srOcy unparalleled IN the an
nails OF history whether cJnsdsr cause process OF
purpose for the zeal and glorious ptuds
which che raceie their enlistment service of their
mperrled country, ner good conduct IN camp and he ID
their patience under o ana sun ling aud espec ally fol
their vaor and kahen hrmness amid tht pc Ill
of battle whereby they have nbuted only thu
triumph Of the sacred they up their all 20 de
fend but have illustrated and aditd brightness K
the nd joy OF GommonTe that W pledge
ourselves to stand them 10 The end that our eHOr
shs be geaerous, earnest nd untrlng pIoOte the
comfort, increase their numbers and help them N th'
| achievement q al success.
RssOtped, That We recognise in sorrow bu with pride
fallen Braves and apprec- e the sacrifice they hav'
made for Us and our country and Will hold thei Lero
deeds Ia fond and grateful and tender u
tue beresved our sympathy the loss which the an
eur IN let ntry sustained in the death Of sc
| many OF her nobesgdeie nders.
Referred to Committee on Education.
BY Mr.. Burrows of Vernon, joint resolution
that whenever any claim against the State shall b.
allowed either in Whole OF III part oy the Legs
lature CT the Auditor of Accounts, tie same sha
not be lad except upon the delivery to the Au
dilor OF Accounts by the claimant, Of his receip
in full Of such claim ! adopted on the part Of tn
House. Adjourned.