Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-08


,an company
The House concuued in Senate amendment OF
IN &C! to provide for taking aildaYtls, acknowl
adgments of deeds and drp9sitioas of citizens IN
the service of the United Ssatesi also IN the Sen
ate amendment Of bill incorporating the SALISBURY
marble company also 10 Senate amendment o'
bill to incorporate the Cedar bill marble company
Rpors. By Mr.. Stewart, Tor judiciary Oom-
mittee, against bill 10 regulate the use OF meeting
hou'ts owned in company BY several denomha'
tons; third reading refused,
BY Mr.. Evsrt', for Committee on Claims
against bill to pay Alonzo RedTayj third reading
refused.
BY Mr. Birstow, for Committee on military
aiI,irs, against bill to pay St,te boun'ies to sol
disrs re.enli,tingj third reading refused.
SEMATE-.AtlcrnOon.
R.poris-By Mr.. Dana, for Committee on
Claims, hvorlby on II lG3, an act TO pay Gsn.
p. I. Washburn for bis services as Adla'ant ana
Inspector Generals passed
By Mr.. Clark for Committee on Finance Ayor'
ably on Ii l47, an act to legaize tie Grand Last
of the town of rop,ham for 1854 passed.
By Mr.. Dana, for Committee to whom was
referred so much of the Governors Message as
relates to the soldiers national cemetery at
Gettysburgh, bill, entitled an act authorz ng
the Governor to appropriate money to pay 'hs
proportion Of expenses due from The STATE o.
Vermont in establishing and completing mo
soldiers national cemetery at GetVsburgb, rem
passed
BY Mr.. Abbott for General Committee, nyora-
DIV on Ii As, an act requiring nolerlos puoho 10
nay County Clerks recording fees pass d.
By Mr. Henry for Committee on Benks
against 81, an scl in relation to real estate owned
by banks; third reading refused
Joint Resolutions - From the House, providing
fora Temporary adjournment from Saturday to
W ednesday next; adopted.
By Mr.. kelAm, providing that there shall be
deducted from The debentures OF each member OIL
the General Ass mbly two dollars per tlsm iof
each day that he is absent from Montpelier.
Opposed by Senators Henry, Barrett and WIZ
ams aud rejected yeas !, nays To-
HOUSE.
Bills infrodrei-By NJ. DNinell Of Marsh.
field, an act 10 amend Section - of Chapter ~
of General Statutes, 10 relation to levy OF e1tcl'
ton.
Bis Mr.. Dor Of Rutland an &C, in amendment
Of Section q Of Chapter 36 Of the General STAT.
utes, in relation to receiving testimony in regard
to accounts or contracts where one q the parle'
has deceased,
By the same in reference TO town bountes
granted to volunteers (reqaring consent OF select
men to pay boun0es to families Of volunteers II
certain easel
BY Mr. Abbott Of " nds,r, an oct in amend
ment Of Section Is and y Of Cha tier l23 0
General Statutes relating 10 chaplain and guard
Of State Prison.
BIZ Mr.. Pease of Norwich an &C: to ,mcnl
Section 20 Of Chapter % Of General Status u
reference to changing the limits Of school dn'Iles
By Mir. johnson Of Jay, an act TO prevent RAD
! and other violent proceeding In This state
BY Mr. Stewart Of Middltbury, an act 10 reg
ulate the transportation Of ftig1's or railroads
Bills pased.-To regulate expenses OF lnAn
asylum.
By Mr.. Wilson Of Bakersfield, a I)ut resoll
ton provdicg that when the legislature adj ourl
on Saturday next it sPall be to ten O'Clock a. NJ
OF the "Wednesday following Of er brief d'cus'leI
adopted on the part Of the House, o. to IL,
r Dirsion If Public School .uonry.-JN passo
Mr.. Sew,il for Committee on Educluon, re
n ported ag1ius, certain amendments proposed Z
Il OH, changing the manner Of dividing the publ.
money amoEg school districts which bill an
O anendment hid been recommi'ltd TO said Com
?. mittee for further consideration. The bl, passc
:. in the fern recommended by The Committee, az
6 provides for dividing the public money one-hir
equally among districts, one-lhlld in the ratio
j. average Attendance and ohe.lhird IN the ratio
% aggregate Attendance.
Bills lost 10 pay bounty 10 rtitrda troops
IL H. q q rn ~ md MaaF
against bill providing TO pay certain soldiers (ho
ie volunteering early in the waI as The state cann
70 n,w afford TO pay pensions
+ Favored BY Mr.. Wheeler Of south Hero, AZ
he opposed by Messrs Waite C! Bralt' boro, Me
,e olson Of " ailrglotd and Webster Charle'Io
VI Ga the question Of passing the bill Mr. Wee
m er called for the yeas and nays. The vote stoC
80 to ljj SO the House refused to pass The b.
4, FRIDAY, Nov !, 1864.
nd Semitic
oil Repots.--By Mr.. Dam, for Committee {
Claims, avora6ly on IL. 1875, an act to pay Jam
D, A. Pollard passed,
III BIZ Mr.. Hutchinson, for Committee on Road
ayorably on II. 1, an act to incornotate the Ia
ca fax railroad company AMI passed.
li' Mr.. Psnnock called up 5. 81, in amendment
&c Section II Of Chnptet % Of the General Sta
ed u,es; Crhe bll relates TO the salaries Of Probl
Judge'.)
Mr.. Pennock favored the bill.
rs Mr.. Hutchinson opposed the bill.
"a Mr.. Dana had not been able to procure d
statistics which he desired, but he was saIi'h
de that the salary Of no Judge should be dimlosht
cd On motion Of Mr. Hutchinson the bill was aga
ordered to lie.
TO HOUSE.
at Examination Of school ie chers.-lhe bill v
,e- read the third time, an act TO secure PROF
examination Of teachers and the question v
lie upon il. passage, (lhis bill provides that
prldeatial Committees and town superintendent
izs shall constitute board Of examination.
Mr. Anderson Of Bethel was opposed to the
ize because prudential Committees were not usua
raj elected with reference to their qualifications TO
~ As board Of examiners.
NJ Mr.. Bruce OF Pomfret sgreed with the views
ay the gentleman from Bethel (Ardersou) subsiI
TALLY.
so Mr.. Ward Of Westminster thought the bill
les question would remedy or tend to remedy IA
es which nov existed in the examination Of teache
ing Mr.. Robinson of l'ghgle, as a superntend'
ltS OF SCuooie uthueu NuuV vi w h'9 fV"'' w P'V'
the passage Of the bill.
de Mir. Nicholson Of Wallngiord thought tn,
Of were merits in the bill not yet brought out in
err debate in regard TO 1t.
Mr. Wheeler Of South Hero. favored the
lr- because the examination Of teachers as now C,
Quoted was little better than sham.
pi,- Mr.. Tyler Of Wilmington thought the obj
tons urged Ogaiast tho bill were irivolol&
ne. reviewed briefly some OF the Arguments that
ges been advanced against the bill demonstrating
tlis soundne. Of the o'e aud policy Of the other,
inn Al n,lnh nf NNarrnn h.lnvnh In ain