Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-22

Mr.. Wood called up H. 1874, to prevent lille
gal voting, &c and stated that IN rs present
form he was prepared to vote for the bill.
HOUSE,
Rsporis.-By Mr.. Ward, for Committee or
Education, against bill 10 amend Section 20 Chap
ter % General Statutes yelatng to school districts
third reading refused.
BY Mr.. HYDE, for Committee on Mlnufac-
tures, bill to incorporate Tyson Manufacturing
Company, with amendments passed
BY Mr.. Fletcher, for Committee on Banks, Sen
ate Jill extending the charter Of Stark Bank
passed ,
By Mr. Fisher, for Select Committee On bill u
INCORPORATE a sepeae Agricultural College, that
blanks for names OF c0rporators shall be Ned py
tae following names Justin > Morrill,, Edwin
Hammond. Roderick Richardson, Elijah Cleye
hnd, S. NJ. Dor, Horace lerrick, p. I. Wash
bdrne, o. &. Wheeler, f. w. Parker, J. IL. La
Dor, Horace Fairbanks, Samuel ii. Stevens, u
&. Beoedict, and Walter = Richardson. AlsC
the fixing the amount 10 be raised before locating
the Coli ge at 100000. The corporators were
agreed to and the bl ordered to lie.
By Mr.. Nicholson for judiciary Committee
against bill to amend Section Is Chap er Al, 0
leyity cf execution; third reading refused.
BY Mr. Wilson, for Committe on Claims
against bill to pay A. c. Batchelderi third read
ing refused.
BY Nj. Wilson, for Committee on judiciary
against bill to amend Section ? Chapter 81 o
General Statutes relltiDg to jurors: third read
ing refused
By Mr.. Lyude for General Committee, again,
bill to amend Genera Statutes relative to enlarge
ment Of bura ground. third reading refused.
I'a1iag ledsed Linds The bill defining prop
erty exempt from taxation and providing to \
lands reserved for educational purposes &c, ant
leased, came up as special order, and The ques
ton wa upon IFS passage.
Mr. Spear Of Br4in,rse, spoke az length IN op
position to its passage.
Mr.. Deane Of Cayandsh, coacuued in whaI
had been said in opposition to the bill,
Mr.. Dorr Of Rutland, thought the bill in nc
view Of il Objectionable.
Mr. Nicholson Of Wainghrd stated that The
right Of exemption IN question was held by the
same tenure and was last as sacred as the lease
i.stM
Mr. Ilebard Of Chelsea, thought the gentleman
from C4yendsh miapprehended the intention o
the Dill. There was no provision in it to tax the
rent Of leased iands Educational institutions
were rot 10 lose any part Of the rent Of these
lands, or to be taxed in any way The proposl-
tioa was to tax Improvements on leased lands
aside from the worth Of the land On which rent Il
paid.
Mr. Dolph Of Warren, moved the previous
question, and It Was ordered Yeas and nays
we're ordered and resulted "a to l2ij so the
House refused to pass the bill.
Pay Of STATE ob'csrs.-Mr, Diane Of Caven
dish, called up the bill 10 pay extra pay to certain
State officers, flyoraby reported, with blanks h.l
ed, by Committee on Ways and Means.
The first item was fifteen hundred dollars tc
Quarermaster Gen. Davis.
Mr.. Barstow Of 81. Adams, moved to make Il
two thousand dollars.
Mr. Ferrin Of Montpelier, favored this amend
ment.
House ordered first blank filed with fifteen
hundred dollars
Second blank, to pay Treasurer Page, was fill
ed with fifteen hundred dollars.
Third blank, to pay Dugald Stuart, Auditor
was filed with five hundred dollars.
Fourth bank, to pay Secretary Of State, Geo
w. Bliley, Jr, was filled with two hundred dol
lars.
Memorial BY Mr. Bail of Ferrisbnrgh, Of
members Of Society of Friends against passage OF
any law requiring military service Of members oi
SAID society.