Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-01

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eighteen hundred snd seventy-one, such sum u
appropriated not exceeding one hundred and 6fty
thousand dollars, as may be in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated, the State Treasurer with
the advice and direction Of the Governor. il au-
thorized to negotiate on the best terms possible
for the payment of said bonds.
Sec. Q. The Treasurer Of the State is hereby
authorized to borrow 9 sum not exceeding three
hundred thousand dollars, and to pay therefor
rate Of interest not exceeding seven and three
tenths per cent. per snnum, nor the purpose OF
dsfrsying the expenses Of the Government,
and paying such appropriations as are or may be
made.
Sec 10. For all taxes s:sesssd by virtue Of
this act and paid to collectors OF the same before
tAe hrst dav OF February next, there shall be all
lowed by the collectors TO the individuals or cor
porations making such payment three per cent.
on the amount paid, which allowance the Treas
urer shall credit the collector on settlement OF
the tar, provided the collector pays the money
go collected into the treasury before the 9th day
Of February next. .i, y,-1.
Sec. IL. Instead Of the. credit mentioned IN
section siIty-four of chapter eighty four o. The
General Statutes, the Treascrer STALL credit the
several constsbles one fortieth part OF the whole
sem contained in the warrant by him issued for
the collection Of this tax to each constable, who
shall be accountable to their respective towns for
much of such fortieth part credited as Is not
allowed by way Of attachments to such constable,
and this section shall not apply to any other tax
but that assessed by this act.
Sec. IL. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage.
Approved Nov. ., 1865.
Joint Resolutions endorsing the Administration
OF Andrew johnson.
Resolred By the Senate and House Of Repre-
ssrtafires That in the death Of Abraham Lin
coln the late President Of the United States, the
nations mourns the loss of a NOBLE, patriotic and
self sacrificing Chief Magistrate, and while We
earnestly bow and submit TO the hand Of Him
who never Willingly AFFECTS the children Of men,
we will ever cherish the name Of Abraham Lin
coin As that Of a wise and good man. and com
mend the teachings of his life and administrs-
| ton, al example worthy to be followed by his
SUCCESSORS.
Resolred. That in Andrew Johnson the pres
| eut Chief Magistrate Of the United States, we
recognize 8 noble example Of loyalty and devO-
ton TO his country. in his opposition to traitors
during the rebellion, and in the sacrifices which
he made in sustaining the Constitution and
laws; and we hereby pledge ourselves to main
tain and support him in all his efforts TO restore
and re-establish the Government upon the cor
ner stone Of freedom and equality, in accordance
with the letter and shirt OF the Declaration Of
Independence.
Rerolrca. That az a people and as nation,
we have abundant cause 10 render thanks to the
| supreme Ruler Of events for the successful ter
mination Of the late rebellion by which the
msjesty and sovereignty Of popular government
has been INDICATED and established, and the
cause Of freedom and right bsy. been made 10
triumph over wickeiness and oppression. IN
sni,e of armed traitors in N, feH and the
| ip,;1,ons ,r,, and ,ors,sl. ~ ,hair friends AZ
| home
Jo,nt R..oIp,;on. in rsl.,;on n the ,a,ons,ruc-
tion OF the STATE, recently in rebellion srains,
,bs Ifr;,et S,.,s.
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snoulu Oe e.er0l'eu 70 'eVufe equAI r'sh's WIN
T ' ~ 70 oVior' 10 All o'eLens Ies'uIug ID
ms. S'A'es' 'uo'uuns neiein tue IieI' VI 7'eS-
i've Iranc sv.,
he'o'''d' lha' 'ne secretary oi osA'e Is heIe-
" lnslruc'eI 70 transmit copy OF u,ese Ieso'u-
uons 70 tue fresi1eh' OF 'ne United states 10
copy 70 escn OF cur senators sni represents
p'esen' 'iie saine 10 oO'n HOUSES IN congress
Congress to endow Female Colleges in the
several States.
Res0ired, by the General Assembly Of the
State Of I'ermOni:-Tha; our Senators and Rep
resentatives in Congress be and are hereby re-
quested TO use their influence to procure dona-
ton Of lands by Congress to endow Female
colleges IN the several States.
Resolref, That we hereby invite and urgent
y recommend the Legislatures Of the several
States TO cooperate with this State procuring
from the Federal Government a grant Of lands
ioF the aforesali purpose.
Hesoiref, Thst the Secretary OF State be and /
he l. hereby requested to transmit copy Of the |
y gong resolutions 70 eAcn Of our senators ana
n, anu 10 eAon e' 'ne
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o.''5 ~ &c StHu4e u''- Hou,e htP't-
t-.'I's I'm. '1e governor Vi the S'''e i
heieoy autnorl1ei and requestei 10 confer With /
.s uioeis q tns "eucA, professor o. 'nis anu
o'ner s'a''s' with rtgAru 10 'he approach Of That
.nt i'enins eplleinic 7course' 'ne enoera' ana
800. y ~ = iAi ~ i'Ss'''e'
prevent I've SppiOa0n u our S'N'e
'Oln' nsso.u.ioH le's!ng 70 we improvement
u0''Ou Vi 'HAu IN 'onue0u'u' hl'er'
Rssolre4 By the Ss.ots end Hons, NJ R.,,re
sentafires, That the attention of the Stafe Of /
Connecticut be respectfully invited Ia IN. suh- |
iect Of the improyident destruction of the sbsd /
in the Connecticut river and .sneci,lIv ps.r -.
mouth. by means of gill nets and o,berv;ss al |
that the State be earnestly REQUESTED A. a maj
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