The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-14

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HOUSE
So eial order. ) bi.l defining tie dalie,
ii cerAin stale Otiicers. AID tor The pro
lection and beueal Vi the treasury; pass
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From the tonass II bill 10 amendment
Of ella o3 u the Z 5. emhIed VI grand ll,i.
with amendments, whlrii we're agreed -.
) blli relating to probate Tres and salaries
paying Judges OF probate Fixed salaries
Instead " LEES a a. present, and re&uiaI
iag tue fees to charged hy said Judges,
to be paid 10 the state treasury 10 CON
o. JDdiciary.
Reports By com on education. against
bill 4. anrud see, So and 81 OF ch ~ Of Z
:, relating "a distribution ofselioo. moneys ;
third reading refused
By com Oh education, 10 favor Of bill
relating to duties Of teachers oi common
sehuuls passed.
BY select c IN, 5 bill 20 incorporate toe
University OF Vermont aud Agl ieulufsl
College, with amend uents, winch were
agreed 10, and the bill was passed.. Is,
Judiciary com against bill relating 10 The
abilities Of persons erecting fences within
The limils OF highways; thi,d fea.lng re-
fused b CON %, judiciary, against >
bil TO amelud SIC IS OF chap 80 OF Z s.;
read Ihid time aud passed. BY the same,
bail to anl-nd sec Of chap As ss,reMIIng
TO probate courts lhird reading. By The
same bill "a amend rec 81 oil chap l26 .
5, relating 70 lees OF county clerks; tllfd
reading. BY tie .sane, bill TO pay the
Judges of the Supreme court, with amend
ment, paying the judges $1,000 Tor The
year 1860 biIi favored By NJ Miner OF
Manchester, and opposed by MessrS Rob
Inson Of lligheale and Colby OF llarIand.
and The amendment proposed 10y con was
i,p ctrd. and lhrd reading OF the bill rr-
fused BY com on Judiciary, JOINT resolu
uon on relation 10 the reconstruction Of
the states recently IN rebellion against the
70, ernm.nt aud autliorlIy Of Tie United
STATES extending universal suffrage With
out respect 10 chIr adopted. Is the
ssmc. joint resolution relating to The ma
nonal sutluary hall: Adopted.
NJ Stone OF Waterford called up House
bill concerning The glaisl Iisl, repeating
tile act OF last year, making it ueees sary
for tax pay els TO give to the listers list
OF their taxable properly, and re-enaclIng
The law as il stood previous to last year
passed.
EVENING HOUSE.
Resolutions introdac.d-B Mr. Pease
af Charlotte, directing the com on way
aud means TO impure and report whether
any action Of the Legislature is necessary
IN regard TO taxing railroad stock Owned
By persons not residing in the state;
adopted.
Thursday, Nov. 8.
SENATE.
Repous--By Mr. Reed, for Judiciary
ron, with amendmrnt TO "A bill relating to
the sale Of the stock Of private corpora
tons, for the noa-payment OF assess
meni amended aud ordered 10 third
reading.
by Mr. Chapman Tor com on finance, to
whom was referred thrl portion Of tlIe
Governors message relating 10 The deaf.
dumb and blind. an extended report upon
the subject, together with a bill proudIng
that a sum not exceeding $1,000 may be
annually drawn by the Governor for the
dead and dumb, and SUN not exceeding
$1,000 for the vi nd, which was twice read
AMI ordered to third reading.
BY Mr. Taft, b bill, TO authorize pro-
bate courts 10 appoint aud rrmovs com
ni-souers Ia certain cases; pissed.
Also, Ii bill, ia amendment OF oh IS. re
Iallng 10 burial grounds aud their en-
largemeul,.; passed.
by Mr. Crane, for com on military at
fairs, recommending the amendment of h
bill, in aneQdmenI OF an act 40 organ re
the militia, 50 Il.al there shall be w., lal
Of regimenld drill in addition 10 he Jane
training.
Ar Cuchrane moved TO amend the
by making the regim-nal
drdl continue but one day, instead o.
two.
On tie question Of the amendment Mr.
Chapman demanded the yeas aud nays,
winch were taken as follows;
Yeas Mrssrs Crane. Dotan, Henry.
Hutchinson, Porter. Peanork, Reed,
Richmond Rublre. Smith, 10.
Nay Alrs,rs Abbott, Allen, Barrett,
ChApmau, Clement CochTanc. Dnrr. Cav F.