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

Adjourned.
FTERNooN-sRNATR.
Repeatedly Mr. Williams for commit.
tee on manufactures, favorably with
proposal of amendment to Senate bill
No. 30, an act to incorporate the MendOn
marble company; on motion Of Mr. Reed,
bill and amendment ordered to lie
By Mr. Clark for com on Finance, ia.
vorabiy on House bill No. IS, an act to
legalize the grand list of the town Of
Rutland; third reading ordered
Joint yesolutiol'--From the House, grant.
ing the use Of the representatives hall
on Tuesday evening Nov. 1st, to Rev. Z.
d. Palmer of Boston and Hon. H. E.
Stoughton, for the purposes of deliver
ing addresses; opposed by Mr. Reed
and on motion Of Mr.. Chapman ordered
to lie.
On motion Of Mr. Williams it was
again taken up for consideration of the
Senate,
Mr. Williams opposed the resolution,
and on motion of Mr. Hollister, it was
again ordered TO lie.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Resolatio,is-By Mr. Dean of Barnard,
that the use Of the representatives hail
be granted to- Rev Mr. Palmer of Boston
and Mr. Stoughton Of Rockingham, Vt.
on Tuesday evening next, to speak In
regard to national policy and the war;
adopted on the part of the House.
By Mr. Pease of Norwich that DR.. P;
Holton, corresponding secretary OF an
association in New York for the relief Of
destitate orphan children, be invited to
make statements and speak in regard to
such association in the representative
hall on She evening of Wednesday next;
adopted on the part of the House.
By Mr., Marcy of Royalton, that tie
State of Vermont present to ii W Johr-
son, Esq, a copy Of the General Statutes,
and copy of laws of 1853 of reports,
&c; adopted on the part of the House.
Reports-By Mr. Sewall, for committee
on education, faverably to bal to amend
sec. los and 10 of chap. %, relating to
schools and school laws with amend.
ment; amended and third reading.
By Mr. Sewall, for committee on edu-
cution, against bill to change time OF
dividing public school money and max
ing returns of register; third reading
refused
BY Mr. Dean, for judiciary committee,
fayorably to bill defining vagraney and
prescribing the lawful course Of proce.
dure in regard to it; ordered to third
reading Monday morning, the rule re-
quiring the printing of the bin having
been suspended on motion.
BY Mr. Macomber, for committee on
education, fayorably to bill to, amend
sec. SO of chap. % of General Statutes
in relation to dividing public school
moneys; third reading.
BY Mr. Wilson, for Com. on claims,
favorably to bill to pay P. I. Washburn
for services as Adjutant and inspector
General, filling the blank with twenty.
five hundred dollars report adopted
and bill ordered to third reading.
Bills passed-An act to continue the
charter of the bank of PoultneY
An act to amend sec. 6 of chap 90 y,
General Statutes, in relation to essaVo.
in dover and by the courtesy was reau
third time and discussed, and various
propositions of amendment were Ihaoe
and the bill was ordered to lie,
An act extending the eightn scnoos
district of Brandon. 1.-THE tlsie y, +has
bill was changed so as to ihuioaUs Snmr
its nurnose was to define the boundary
of a school district parts OF whlcn were
in two rs;ffarent towns, and in this lorm
the bill passed.
Adjourned.