Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-18

a1d h's0oln College,, sui the National hAu
Tor SANITARY to cJm. VI Education.
Joint R,ioiution-From Tie House, providing
f0f The appointment Of a com. to canvass tie
yoia' for members oil Congress; adopted in con-
curreuco
The Senate elected as the com. to canvass the
votes for members OF Congress, Is. District, Mr.
Clark q District, Mr. Henry; 81 District, Mr.
Smith
House.
Bils introduced Mr.. Hsbara Of Chelsel an
act amending an act providing for soldiers W.
ting, approved Nov. 80, 1868
BY MIR Wait. of BrAttl3oJro, an &C. to amend
act providing for sol1iers voting Beth Of the
Above bills c9rec. merely clerical errors In
reference tStlms OF yoAng hAmoi ia the Original
act.
BY Mr.. s1ule Of FaidaI, au act repeating m
aeI providing an 20 drat'od soldiers, approved
NOV. 10, lS13i O. CON o. military affairs
By Mr.. Wells Of Waterbury, an ACT u amend
sec. of chapter 70 VI !hs Genotal Statutes 70,
IAuhg 10 highways; to CON- On roads. Tn4
bull regulates The estimates winch shall be mad.
Of lao0r Of II6so taxed Tor repair OF Highways
| By MI Hsbard OF CHELSEA, an Act repe4ha6
the acI To Incorporate she STATE UnlverHy ald
Associate Colleges.
By Mr. Collins Of Wocott, a. act 70 legalizs
the Grand Llsl Of the town Of Wolcot -
com to make up the Grand List
| By Mr. Rounds Of Chester, an Aei to lAc,ii-
tate the aking OF aihiavls OF persons IN Tue
! u. 5. army ssrylce " ju1lliary com. THIS
bill provides that the Colonel, Lieut.. Colonel,
Or Major OF Vermont regiments may take such
degosuoos.
Petitions By Mr. Win,low Of Chlusnde1,
of certain Inhabitants u ,AwnS Of ChlLtenden
and Rutland, praying Tor thc release Of 5 Is.
Nichols from confinement IN STATE Prison NJ
Windsor to com. on state prison.
ResoiuAoaS By Mr. War; Of Westminster,
that members desiring 10 introduce bills Saudi
DO 80 at an early dsy, IN order that the bushes
Of the Session may not he prolonged adlp5ed
By Mr.. Doans OF Carendish, that the com
90 military Affairs be nsttue,ed 10 inquire into
the eApolency Of 70 modifying the Jaw tbat
uniform Jounty 5AaII DO paid hereafter u lhJse
snhstlog lns0 tn St,te or United Sat sserylce.
and owns shall moi have the privilege Of p4yiae
more thaa the uoliorm rate adopted.
BY Ar. Wilson Of Bakersisd, that oJm.
OF three membsrs rom each county BE- apfo,t
ted TO ascertain the amount Vt money voted BIZ
each town u pay bOunties TO volunteers aaI
draltsd men to serve 10 the army Of The UniEet
> .ate3, the term Of seryc OF each volunteer
AnI dra ted man u whom a town bunny bar
been got d On amount that each town has ~
tuaily PAD " each vouAteer and drafted mau
ami tho amount d nOney Tor winch each t5wn
IS now liable as pi7 70 volunteers ami DATED
, men, ana report che same 70 .Ae House 81 A.
early day as possible adopted
By Mr.. HeOIGd Of Chelsea, a resolution re
ierrng ~ much OF the Governor message a.
relates to finance 10 CON. ON ways and mel1s,
D 50 much os relates 10 the army 10 com. on nlil.
taty affairs, 90 much a. relates to land scrip aud
agricultural college to CON on agriculture, g.
o muc1 as relates to colleges, university, r., T.
d com Oh education, 81 much as relates TO GET.
D tysburg cemetery 20 a select cen adop si.
ri BY Mr. Ward Of Westminster that tho seeo.
r com. 10 whom was referred 80 mu0h OF Cover
nor g message as relates to Gettysburg cemetery
Y he autborlz d To eng l.re intJ I'll, pupr Ely "
4 the erection Of a suitable monumsng hg astata
to the memory OF those soldiers whose romans
may have been 0r shall be N erred n the ns
b tional '.idIers Gem terry upon Arlington beigh
. or elsewhere adopei
L By Mr.. Robinson Of Higbgate, that the ,lerk
e Of the House be directed to procure the PRINT.
ing OF a sufficient number OF copies OF JOINT
r resolutions OF thanks to the ermont regiments,
! and that the AdjuAut General os directed O.
forward them to commanders OF sad reg msGn
d and that they be requested - read the same 10
the hoar1g Of their commands adopted
o The House concurrsd 10 Senate amendments
I Of resolutions hxlog tho time Tor mo lJini as
Q sembly tor election o. Secretary Of Siae, Ser
gean,.a arms and other STATE officer, on Iues
j dlv next at three O'Clock 2 NJ. instead OF
:. Monday ALA changing To. tune for election Of
d Judges Of Suprem Court and reporter Of De
cisOo. from Tuesday to Thursday (2O.b) p. NJ.
S The House also concnrral in the Seaae reso
lutions rendering thAuk' 20 officers and mel Of
n the Vernont regiments.
Il Mr. Wilson vt Bakersfield called upon th,
/ report OF the com on rules Of the House ana
+. moved the adoption Of tn, report agreed o.
j and the rules Jl he last House are rule, OF
this session without amendment
b The speaker annJunce1 The lsIl0wng
Commit 90 ~ canvass votes Tor county officers
It ADDISON County Wright u Whiting, Car
son Of Goshen Dean Of Monkion.
III Bennington-Allen Of Dorset, Woodward ol
v Landgtovc, EDDY OF Woodiord.
2. Caiedonis Humphrey OF Burke, Ward Of
+, Wheeock, Burbank OF Walden.
/, Chinenden Hall OF Bolton Brewster OF
Huntington, lshan OF st. George.
F AFTERNOON
- SENATE
BIS introduced and referred BY Mr. Reed
an act IN relation to costs Of referees TO com
on Printing
! House biHrsfcrreS-II II, an act in amend
ment Of an &C, providing for soldiers voting
10 com. on Elections.
IT, HOUSE,
Bill pssSed-Mr Hebard of Chelsea, called
N up the bill an act in amendment OF al act pro
@ yidlng for soldiers voting, and moved that th.
d rule OF the House be suspended IN regard to sad
% bill no that it might DO put upon it's pas AZ i'm
\ modiatoly agreed 10 and the bill was read tht
third time and passed. This bill SIMPLY correcls
D. errors in the original act in regard to umo Of W
D. ting and manner OF making returns
u Resolutions - BY Mr. KimbalI of Putney thai
com. on military affairs b. instructed to asc,r
- tain what towns have plid bounties 10 re.ensl
ing soldiers, and what towns have omitted IN
% pay such bounties where such re-enlistment has
boon credited to their respective quOta,, and re.
a port the same to the House adopted
10 Mr.. Colby of Hartsnd moved cousidera.
ton Of the vote adopting the resolution for the
i. appointment Of com. u investigate facts and
II report full particulars in regard to town bOun.
!. ties that have been paid or voted to volunteers
and the vote was reconsidered and the resolution
" laid upon the table, aud three hundred copies
ordered printed
t Mr. Ferrln of Montpelier, moved reconsld.
l. GRAFTON OF the vote referring the Governor mes.
/, sage TO various standing CONS. Of the House
agreed to and vote reconsdered.
Mr.. Ferrin moved to amend the above resou.
zion so as to refer the agricultural college and
land scrip matter to select com
> Mr. Hebard OF Chelsea suggested that such
I' select CON- consist of Ave members