Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-29


vEts-Mesms. Bottum, Clark, Clement, Crane,
~. N'c'ols, Richmond, Rublee, Smith, VIII
m. d-ll.
Matthew'S, Abbott, Allen, Burelt, Chap.
man, eastman, Eng esby, Fish, Henry, Hobart,
HoIster, Meocham, Pcunock, Rec Tabor Wal
hca--l5.
Mr.. Chapman moved to reconsider the vote
Disagreed to.
HOUSE.
Hcpods-By Mr.. Dsane, for Committee Of
Conference o. House, So in amendment Section
81 Chapter ll3 General Statues with amend
msnl. which comprise the proposition Of both
lilu es report agreed to.
b. Mr. Dorr, for Ways and Means, a sub
s.I,a for House % l. assuming the losses Of the
S. Alblus Banks. The substitute appoints
trae commissioners Paul Dillingham;, ). NJ.
Waite, ard Merritt CLARK, to ascertain the losses
Sc adopted
The olil was then favored b. Me3srs. Dorr and
Hyde OF ClMlelon, and opposed by Messrs.
Nicholson, lIe5lrd and KimbllI Of Putney
Mr. klm)4ll Of Pu.ney moved to dismiss the
bill.
Tho motion was favored by Messrs Keith OF
Mortified ani Ward Of Westminster, and OPP
u.,.J ay Ms.srs Barlow and Dorr, and the pre-
ulIs question being ordered, was carried, yea,
i36, nay. A, tls yea, and nays h,yias b;sn
demanded 0y Mr. Derr.
rs NJ Lynde for G5aerlI Committee, rep1r
slowing what towns have received State money
ulaef ac, /. provide fJr the families Of Vermont
t0Idie~, log Their with bill.
From the report i! appeared that the State
al. paid out ior tbs object in the aggregate,
eJ6G9L35, and the distribution Of the money
among The different towns seemed very unequ !.
The bin rp3ats Tie first Section Of the acl Of
Sir sob, lSGl and was referred TO Committee
" Why's and Means.
RESOLUTIONS b, Mr.. X mball, rendering tbarks
Sea TO TIE I'd VI. Brigade and to Brig. Gen.
uae. adopted.
Pa,sei--lol,e 2G2, requiring the Quarter
master q nr4l to submit hl, report 10 the
auIt5r House 2Gs,re.atiug to banks surrender
as their charters upon becoming banking
ISOLATION 1nd-r The laws Of the United States,
D... returned from the Senate With amendment
c9ac4rrrd n
Iht nHtL-lhe Scnais having refused to
c)a.ur 10 the second proposal Of amendment
fl4 tle House, (relatng 10 uniforms) Mr.
IL band moved that the House recede from is
ameudmtn
Ga question Of rtceling rom the proposal
Of amendment, the yes AID nays we're demanded
sud Do. n-l.e voted not to reccdei yeas 10,
tays 81
SE.N.lTE-EUenmg.
tes.us,eIe.umcd discu sion Of the bill to
r.uI ,a. Agricultural College act Of last year.
-,r 40uettd debate a yo was taken On or.
lrant % third reading, resulting as follows:
Chapman, Clark, Clement, Cushmsn, i sh Hen
tt.. .le ,,r 8 liam, MsachAm, Nichols, Reed
Richmond. Rubce, Tabor Up am, Wallace WIZ
m., W.1d--i
ta -Nia It's. Alien Crane, Dana, hngesby
Ii...r, p,Haecs, smith
b.IR7 i..a read the third tims and
Iaeb.. 20 Inelrp)ae q sepsnte Agricultural
D. ta wsaa5 read the Third time and passed,
psa proposal. OF amendment.
PHnl lilo incorporate the Rutland County
st Bl IIe Company 20 incorporate lae
Tursi..g..s Hotel Company 10 incorporate ne
Montpelier il1.e. Company % amend Section -
ot Chapter - - General Statutes relating TO
tue o.. DIVISION o. public school money; in
suelImea. VI Section Of Chapter 81 u General
>at.ts., So Is % provide that holiday, ,haIl be
.eItel b. Sunday 10 legal Matters 10 amend.
lHutUi Idapier 50, 10 relation 70 exemption
fr.m tx.l0u p. scub.ug The duties Of County
C..rAsia c.ft.lu c4.esi % enable towns TO iuh.
certain contracts TO pay 'oliiersi 10 repeal 50
mach o.. Chapter Is Of General Statutes, As re-
....s i9ere.3u Of seaers Of weights and meas
uH., o. py Judges Of Supreme Court an an
u5D s.Ay - $780, Lplssed-A 10 lOli to
p4y nasp pets twenty dollars Tor publishing
p.I.c 4w..
RUim0ng -Senle incurred 10 House rsso-
.4.i1u ASKING C5i3ls Wells Of the Vermont Cav
ar nra copy Of r,oep, Of property taken by
h.m from the en- my at Csdir Greek, with
lm,nlmlnfl
%, Mr.. Richmond TIA, town agents be reql'
ia. 80 ftp3u 10 next Legislature the cause OF so
great disparity among towns in amount Of mon.
Is req irsl for aid Of families Of soldiers adopt
ted on THE pirt of The Senate.
Committee Of Conference TIE Pfesdelt Of
iAe Senate appointed a, Committee on disagree
log voters %. the two Houses on amendment 10
b.l % org nize twelve regiments Of militia
Senator. Horny Mese am, Tabor, Nichols, and
Ru5ea. Ol d.mgresing votes in regard TO
smsulm.ots of bill, to pay certain State Officers
Senator's Nichols, Pcnuock, and llol.ser.
HOUSE.
Militia Mr.. Rounds o, Chester called up
the Senate bill TO organize twelve regiments OF
m.5titAni moved that a Committee Of conference
clmqo,.d OF tive members be appointed 10 confer
w.ha.lik. Committee Of the Senate on the dlsa-
gresiag votes of the two Houses ssreed to, and
The Chair appointed as such Committee Messra.
Roma, Of Chester, Wilson oi Troy, Wheeler Of
South Hero, porr Of Rutland, and Robinson OF
Hshgi,e.
NJ Wells Of Waterbury, called up II. 26l,
rehtRg TO repair Of highways and bridges, and
moved to suspend rule requiring ensrosment,
passed.
Mr. Barlow called up II. 233, equliaing town
holu,.cs and to provide ioS their ultimate pay
mcnt by the State the question being upon re-
considering the vote adop ing Mr. Nchoson's
amendment
The vote was rtc1usidered, yeas, 81, nays 10
and he House yJ,ed no, to amend as proposed
by Nr Nicholson.
Alr. Barlow then moved to commit the bill TO
a memle % am nd by striking out Section six
and inserting a proviso that nothing in this act
shall De construed to prevent any town from pay
Ing inhabitants from that town who shall be in
the service Of the United States larger bJuntles If
they shat. zee it,
Mr. BlrIog moved to add proyiso to his
amendme { that the Treasurer shall not credit to
aay towH any more than is provided for in the
fst ste ion Of Tie bill ; agreed to,
Mr. DELPHI though, that we can better OBTAIN
COOL msu by paying large boun,ies, He did not
believe se c,a hre good men any cheaper than
we cn poor msn lie did no, believe that those
men who have gone to fight the battles of our
country from Vermont are towards OF traitors.