Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-03

Coventry, an act requiring superih'ehu-
ents of schools to give reasons when
they revoke certificates of teachers, and
that ii such reasons are not
given the revocation shall be null and
void to Com. on Education.
From the Senate, an act In relation TO
bounty and pay TO soldiers and aid to
families TO Com. on Military Affairs.
BY Mr.. Dunshee of Bristol, an act To
incorporate the Great Falls Manufacture
ing Company; to Com. on Corpora
tions.
BY Mr.. Skinner of Derby, an act to In |
crease the pay of grand and petit Ju-
rsrs 10 Com. on Ways and Means.
BY Mr.. Fisher of Cabot, an act to pay |
soldiers of the Veteran Reserve Corps in |
this State seven dollars per month In
addition to their Uaited States pay to
Com. on Military Affairs.
By Mr.. Bruce of Pomfret, an act TO
organize the militia TO Com. on Mill
tary Affairs.
Rssolation-By Mr.. Macomber of Es.
sex, that the use of the Representative
Hall be granted on the evening OF Oct,
9th, Thursday for public discussion
vi lut N"''s-S f'NNNs'
adopted on the part OF the House.
BY Mr.. Pratt Of Woodstock a resoIn.
ton inviting Hon. Jacob Collamer OF
Woodstock to address the Legislature
on questions of national phlicy, &c, and
providing for committee to tender the
invitation of two members of the House
and one Senator adopted on the part
of the House.
The House concurred IN Senate amend
ment of the bin fixing the time for hold
ing courts in the county of Windsor.
Adjourned,
WEDNESDAY,, Oct. 20.
SENATE.
Joint Resolutions From the House re-
ouesting Hon. Jacob Collamer to adj
dress the Legislature adopted in con-
currence.
From the House granting the use OF
the Hall of the House of Representatives
for public discussion on the question of
the Agricultural College.
Opposed by Mr.. Henry and concur,
renee refused
By Mr. Smith. In behalf of the Com
on Education, that so much of the Gov
ernOr's Message as relates to National
Hall for statuary he referred to the Yer
mont Board of Education with instruc-
tiOns to report what action, in their
| Judgment, is necessary in regard to the
subject &C; adopted on tie part Of the
Senate.
House bMs-H 1903, an act in amend
ment of act Incorporating the Vermont
State University aud Associate C"ll, g's ;
| on motion of Mr. Henry, the rules re
uuiring it's reference To u committee and
| twenty fOnr hours to intervene between
| its second and third readin2S, We're sns
pended and it was read three times and
| passed in concurrence.
Bile ihtrod4ced and refeJred-By Mr..
| EngleShy, an act relating to the Grand
list and instructing listers in regard 10
their duty to Com, on Printing.
Balls tcfyrc9-S 81, an act relating tn
| the sale of real estate including the
| homestead by executors and administra
tors, and in amendment of chap SO Of
| the General Statutes TO Com. on Judi
| ciarv,
Adjourned,
| HOUSE.
| Petitions-By Mr.. Rounds of Clarendon,
of q hundred citizens of Clarendon in re-
lation to agricultural college.
BY Mr. Fisher of Cabot, petition for
the same object. ...
| By Mr. Dorr of Rutland petition OF
| inhabitants of Rutland praying for re-
| peal of the last years act incorporating
state university, and asking for the es-
Establishment of an agricultural college.
By Mr. Hemmenway of Orwell, a peti
tion for the same object.
By Mr. Nicholson of Wallingford, a pc
tition of several important manufactur
| ing companies in the vicinity of Rutland
and Castleton praying for the charter %
railroad from Rutland TO Castleton
Petitions were also presented by NJ
Dorr of Rutland. of solomon Foot aCd
others, hv Mr. HYDE of Castleton, NJ
Ram of Poultney, Mr. Reed of Fsirhaven
Mr. Crofoot of Benson, hr Adams o
Westhaven, Mr. Wing of Pittstord, Nj
Parmenter of Brandon, Mr. Winslow o
Chittenden. Mr. Holmes of HubbardtOn
Mr. Ketchum of Sudbury, Mr. Albee o
Ludlow and Mr. Rounds of Chester for ,
charter for railroad from Rutland Il
Castleton, all which were referred TO h,
committee on roads.
BY Mr. Thomas of Arlington OF Svlves
ter Deming and others for amendment
OF the law in relation to taxing persona
property.
Bills introduced. BY Mr. Dean Of Cav
endish, an act in amendment of sec. z
of chap IL of the General statutes regn
latng costs Of judicial proceedings; tt
com. on judiciary.
By Mr. Marcy Of Royalton, an act de
fining offences against the Government
and providing for their punishment; u
judiciary com. This bin provides tina
if any one levies war or consp'reS u
lew war against the State, the offrnc
shall be regarded and treated as treason
against the State, and punishable b.
death bV hanging in the county where
the criminal is convicted by the court
Bills intr0dsced and 1'7ssed BY Mr. lie
bard Of Chelsea, a bill extending ;h
time In which colleges may give thpi
assent To the act of last year inGorpTat
inc a state university and associate co..
leges and appropriate proceeds of lan'
scrip f-r agricultural college fund, from
Nov. to Ja1. Isl.