Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-14

loI amendment disagreed to- whereupou the
(Senato voted 10 insist upon their proposal Of
amendment-yeas, 49, nays, 10.
Bill in addition to chapter III OF the general
statutes relating to the discharge of poor debt
ors, which had passed both Houses, was returned
from the House with the objections OF tho Gov
ernor thereto, notification that the House had
passed the bill, notwithstanding the objections
of the Governor. The Senate, with one excep-
ton, voted against passing the bill over the Gov
ernor's veto Bill to tax DEPOSITS in savings
banks read the third time and passed.
Third reading Of 6itLS,-S. bill for he relief
Of drafted soldiers passed. 10 incorporate the
New England steam plow company passed.
Ii. bill relating to savings banks having been
lreiurned to the Senate, Senators Hyde, Smith,
Barrett Were appointed committee Of conference
upon the disagrceiDg vote OF the two Houses.
A message was received from the House an
nouncng that the House had on their part com
pleted The business OF the session, and were
ready to adjourn without day. The Secretary
was directed to inform the House and Governor
that the Senate had, on their part, completed
the business of the session, ana were ready to
adjourn without day.
A message was received from the Governor in
forming the Senate that he had no further COM
municaton to make. The Senate Adjourned
at tea few terse and appropriate remarks from
Lieut.. Gov. Gardner, rendering bis thanks to
the Senate for their uniform kindness to him
during the session.
HOUSE, Passed. House bill relating TO the
sale of real estate including the homestead, by
executors and administrators. Bill to amend
section 80 Of chapter y Of the general statutes.
Bill authorizing the publication of extra vol
umes Of the reports OF the decisions OF the Su-
Sreme Court.
Senate bills passed. To pay Dorr Barney the
sum therein mentioned. To amend an act TO
Incorporate the West Rutland steam marble
COMPANY To change the name of the Pittsiord
marble company. 10 authorize the towns Of
Stowe Morristown, Iiydepark, johnson, Eden
Wolcott, and Emore to raise money 70 build q
railroad.
From The Senaie.-House bills for the relief OIL
ed and inirm clergyman, with proposals Of
menduent. To establish the Vermont Reform
School, with proposals of amendment ln re-
lation to the support OF paupers, with propo-
sails of amendment all agreed to- For the
aid of drafted soldiers third reading refused
Defining the duties Of certain State officers,
and for the protection Of the State Treasury
with amendmon. House bill relating to pro
bate courts with amendment; both agreed to.
JOINT resolution from the Senate, providing
for pay of assistants IN the library $500 per
day adopted. 5. bill to incorporate the New
England steam pow company; passed. In
amendment Of an act relating to the sale OF
real estate, including the homestead, by execu-
tors and administrators, With amendments )
agreed to.
MIR. Rounds called up House bill, in addition
to chapter l2l Of the General Statutes, in rela-
ton to the discharge OF poor debtors, the same
having been passed by the House and Senate
and vetoed by the Governor. The question
being, will the House pass the bill notwithstand
ing the objections Of the Governor, u wa'
favored by Messrs. Rounds, Miner and Nichol-
son and the vote being taken, the bill passed
The request Of the Senate for Committee OIL
Conference on the dsagreeng vote Of the two
houses, on bill taxing deposits in savings banks
was refused
pleted, the Speaker made the following brieI
but admirable address, and thereafter declared
the House adjourned, sine de:
Gentlemen Of The House Before the ina
question OF the session is taken, permit me &c
say that for the kind terms in which you have
been, pleased to express your approval OF my
official conduct, | thank you. While ! have
constantly aimed to discharge the unaccustomed
duties Of my office with strict lmpartlality to-
wards you, and fidelity to the State, cannot
fail to remember that whatever degree OF sue
cess may have attended my efforts, has beer
largely due to your courteous torbearance, anc
friendly cooperation. Be assured shall ever
cherish grateful sense OF Jour uniailing kind
ness to myself, personally. Your labors ar
now closed. They have been discharged witt
dlhgeut and conscientious fidelity, and vii
meet, as they assuredly deserve, the approval o
your constituents. And now, as We are abou
to separate, permit me to wish you speed,
and Joyful return to the loved ones at home
and to express to each member OF the House
heartfelt goOd-by