The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-21
LEolsLAruRE OF VERMONT.

AsEAsAEA<A u fNEs VI y EtkAOA l.
Rsp0fts-- ~ Judiciary con. 10 fayor q bill
IL gelaiiou u appcvis 80 criminal cases passs I.
ls jaIieiary csm. against bali .n relation to the
coustTac ion Il mill dams third reading refasei.
BY com on military affairs. against bill iu
ameudmeni or ao ACT TO Organize the h.iiitia ~
reading refused
~ cpm Vn ways aud means, in favor Of bill Ia
amendment ofs 2 Of rs oflhe Il in relaiioa 10
Instructions tie deaf durub aud bipd pass
ed
BY sams, in favor Of biz in relation 10 the
sale VI the shares of stock 10 private corporations
Tor pon- payment 0f assessment passed.
from the Senate relating 10 the sanitary con-
ditIun of the State (GOye nor 10 take measures
10 prevent tie approach oi the ehoiora)i adopted.
iyKNING- SENATE.
ReBors-By M Reed, lyr judiciary CON. with
PROPOSAL Ufainendment 70 House bill relative to
appeals from the courts Of chancery; ordered TO
a third reading and passed.
AR Chapman. lof CON on finance, an extend
I'd report tigelhrr with a substitute for II bill ia
amendment of section 4 Uf chapter SO Of the gea-
cral statutes, relating 10 the taxing OF 5 bonds,
constructions Of The original bill, tho title being,
ian acl defining the duties of listers in relation
to taxing the income AT Y ) bouds;' substitute
adopted aud bill passed
~ Mr Reed. iof Judiciary CON, with proposals
Of amendment, TO II bill fur The support OF pau
pers, passed ia concurrence, with the proposals
Vf amendment
Also. against bill relating to burial grounds; !;
third reading refused.
By Mr. Hydd, for com on finance, hyorably to
II ball making prosiolon for the support Of gov
ernment.
By Mr. Taft moved to ameLd by making the
tax nifty per cent .nstead d tixiy
The amendment VAS sudpored by Senators
Tatt ond smith, opposed 6y Senator Hyde, chap
Gan and Dvrr, and dlssIgrced TO; yeas -, nays
4 10.
Mr Taft mo, Ell to amend by striking out the
provision for he payment Ot sum not exceeding
$3.50, 000 upon The bonGcd debt uf the State; dis.
agreed TO. yeas ~, nays IA; passed.
by Mr. Chapman. iUr com OH finance, against
Il Lhl relating 70 the grand lsli b I'll rgadins
refused.
by Mr. Taft, for judiciary com with proposal Of
amendments TO II I'LL relating 10 pruUat, courts;
coucufied in aud biil passed.
by Mr. Hyde, iOr com on hnance, fasoraSly 10
II bll TO lax the sates VI stock IA national tanks
thiid reailug
On the question cf the passage Of the bill, Mr.
Smith demanded The yeas AT nays, which were
taken as follows yeas Il, nays !; the till was
passed ia concurrence.
by Nj Chapman, ior Gem on inaucs bill re-
latlng TO the rate Of interest; third reading re-
fused.
BY Alr Reed, fvr Judiciary cOn. with propooals
Vi amendment TO Il Dl 10 amendment of an ncl
relating TO the sale OF re icst,te including the
homestead, by executors aud administrators. and
vi ch 81 ot The 3 ;, amenlmeut agreed ~ aud bill
passed. Also. tNuraby 10 II bIl repeating MI
th n, Oh,
- Of the s; p,ssed. Also, without expression
OF opinion, bltl r amend 81 OF ch lz6 Vt the Z 5,
relitiHg 10 The fees Of co clerks; passed.
BY Mr. Chapman. for com huauce, against
resolution providing tOg com Un hunuec, against
fesu.uleu piuy ding ior extra puy for the grand
list chrk-, ejeytto.
II bill to tax deposits in slyings banks. was re-
TUNED fiom The House with Sepaie PROPOSE S Of
amendment hoagrveI whereupon the Senate
voted 10 insist upon their proposal Vi Imeudmcut
--yu,., Is; nays, TO-
II bill III addition 20 chap III of the general
statutes relating TO the discharge ol poor doctors,
which had passed both Houses, was returned
from the House with the objections oi the Cover
nor thereto, which had been IrarisH tiled TO the
House, and with notification that the House had
resol we'd TO IS the Till. Outstanding the Oh
jectious Of the Governor. Alhe roll being called,
tiG GNHhAts WIN put SAItpilOHt NOltu against
passing the bill over the Governors veto.
A message was received from the Governor in-
forming the Senate that he hid no further com
uunicaiion to make.
Mr. DorT moved that the Senate adjourned;- -
agreed to. aud the President in few short but
appropriate remarks rendered his thanks to the
1 Sen1e for their uniform kindness TO him during
the session. aud declared the Senate adiOurneG
sine die.
HOUSE.
/ Passed House bill relating to the sale Of real
estate including the homestead, by executors and
administrators.
/ Rsports--By the committee Of ways and means,
in iayor Of LIIl 10 amend sec So, chap -. gen
eral statu e,; passed.
Mr. Barlow Of ST Adams, called up bin to au-
tberiIc the towns Of stowe, Morristown. Hyde
park, johnson, Eden, oicOit add Elmore to
raIsh money to build railroad, aud it Was pass
ed.
/ F,.a the Seasie-H bills for the relief Of aged
! and in6rm Gle, ,vmen, wi.h proposals Of amenc-
ment [iuserting the words -. the Episcopal
church.. which we're agreed to. TO sstas'lsh lhe
| VI reform school. with proposals Of au.endmeh',
which we're agreed to.
| Relating to appeal in courts Of chancery, With
| proposal Of amcndmend (substtuting new bill);
/ agreed 10.
/ 10 tax the income Of U S bonds, with proposals
| OF amendment tsubstitudng new bill requiring
lsters 10 set In the list all income received from
the interest on bondsl; agreed TO.
| 10 relation TO the support Of paupers, with pro-
posals ofameudment; agreed TO-
+ For the aid Of drafted soldiers, [alouing towns
TO raise mouey on the grand list to pay bounty TO
any who have been or may be drafted into the
military serVlce also to those vho have paid CON.
mutation or furnished a subsltulesl Referred
10 CON on ways aud means and by them reported
unhtorubly, and the third reading Refused.
81 TO iax deposits Ia swings banks. With
pfap,saiso VI sUcndment; disagreed to. II bill.
~ a't'is 10 baoDvtv courts Eith smepdmsni;- =
asrvei 10.
II Liil, IN amendment II an act relating 10 ,the
ale of real estate. Including the Homestead. by
eIceuisfs aud aduiirdtgators, with amendments;
agreed 10.
Mr. Rounds called up house bill, in relsecn to
Oh I2i of the G >, 10 relation to the discharge Of
poor d.bicrs, the same having been passeI by the
hSuse aud senate and vetoed ~ tho governor
The question icing, viii the house pass the bin
notwithstanding the oAjectious of the governor It
vas favored BY Messrs Rounds, Miner and Mich.
olson, and the voie being taken was--yeas l25,
nays IS. - the bill passed
fhe Governor was informed that the Hyase
lad eesl Pleiei its business whea tia speaker re-
turned ihaBks 70 the nembers of iho lloase for
their eourtesy aud freddy eooperati0u; and de-
declared the House adjsarHei.
Our report Of the proceedings Of the
/ sHis8Afufs filtFtng ttta eessfres has i.,aar