Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14

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dent, the House will establish no new one in
pfocee ling by Il, ls the Legislature Of 1904
proceeded in that way.
Mr.. Deane, Of Cayendish, thought gentlemen
erred in not counting the Governor as co-or-
dnare branch Of tbs Legislature. Massachu-
setts has acted by bill aud her act bears tho sig
nature Of Coz. Andrew Ho was for harmony
as well as other gentlemen; and no wished to
give the Governor an opportunity to act in har-
monY with the House.
Mr. Stewart, Of Middlebury, said the Constl-
tuition describes the Legislature as consisting Of
the Senate and House, and makes the Governor
the Executive officer On this measure he
would stand On principle for popular rights,
and hoid that the Legislature MAJ ratlty with
out the approval Of the Governor. 1t Is true
that 1t vii make no difference in Vermonti but
il Is also true that it may make a material DIFF
ference in states where noro chan majority
vote Is required 10 override D ax.cu I'VE veto.
la some @. the states, Cas- Ia FermOut) thu L'g-
sIature alonc, without the approval ol the Gov
ernsr, can uass i0lnt resolution while ia the
same states perhaps btll cannot be passed over
a veto without a twO-thlrds or three -fourths
vote. Possibly, then, Kentucky and New JeF-
sey may ratiiy by the joint resolution Of The
ltBlslubuItt anu NHuuOb W ~ ~ UNI ilO
thought that both the Constitution and Con-
gress contemplated the action OF tue people On
amendment" We the people through their
proper representatives, in legislatures or c)nytn.
| tons.
The motion to lay the resolution on the table
was rejected, the amt ndment Of Nh Pease wac
agreed to, and the resolution was then rNANl-
soUsLY ADOPTED ayes 2lS,nays none.
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with applause.
The Judiciary Committee reported House bill
TO ratly the constitutional amendment with the
recommendation thatit do not pass, az the House
has already adopted JOINT resolution for the
same purpose, ami the third reading was refused
! Mr. Hyde OF CastletOn introduced bill to pay
the officers If the Senate and House for services
at the presen. session referred 70 Committee
Of Ways ana Means
! Senate bill No ,, to ratiy the amcudmen. OF
the Cons tuition, was read twice ana referred -
judiciary Committee.
Senate bill no lor change Of venue IN GER
tain caaes, was passed ON q suspension Of tho
rules on motion OF Nh stewart % Nldlebury.
Mn EsrrIn Of Montpelier introduced JOINT
resolution that both houses adjourn without
day at - ocIock tomorrow morning Nr
Il mbal Of Putney moved % substi nto instead
OF y, which wa agreed 20, and the resolution
was adopted
HE Committee oi Way and Meana reported
the bin % pay officers o. the Senate and lionse
So each. Sir Colby moved TO gay tho saarets-
~ Of ihe Senate and Clerk OF tue Iiguse slu
each, and ihe Assistant 50 each. waich vac
aFre1 & md Ho bH was passed .at
s.9a 81 'hs rules
The Judiciary ommIttaa reported senate 1ii
No 2, 20 tauiy the Constitutional Amendment.
II9 oIll was leaI tue -Hi5J tune, when Ac
Barlow u :, Allan. ugyoi CLIO previous qucf.
ton Which was te- Iulct BY l'u- n0 'He
) question ordered % be pu;.
Mr. Deaue 4 taYend-h, demanded tua yeas
and nays, ana tbey were taken ali were a' i9l-
lows.
fc0'- MesUs Abbott, Adams VI Al,blro,
Adams ol Newport, Adams % We Haven,
Aiken, 4 bee, Alien, AnionaU, Arnold, Bailey,
Baldwin, Ball, BARKER bsriJH, Barnes, Bar
stoT, Bartlett VI Morgan, Bartlett. Of sutton
Bean, Belding, Bemi-, Benjamin, Blanchard,
Boarduan. B9wker, Boyco, B0ynton OF Coycn-
try, Boynton Of stowe, Brewster Bronson,
Brown Of Elem, Brown o. Vernon, B.0RncA,
Bruce, Buck, Bulk.ey, Bu.lard, Burbank, Camp.
/ Carson, Chanse OF Granville, Church, Ciaiin,
CJioy, loIe3lJi Collins, CuWies, Champion lro-
{ foot, Cros-att, Crowley, Currtr, Gushing, Dan
iels, Davis Deaue % Cayendsh, Dewey, Dexter
DJinh DlrmiB Dor. nrlpe., Duuaaee, OWN
ell, Ely, tlsaolthi h,wel, tyert, ID salisbury
Everts OF Waltnam, faN ferrin. Fisher INK F.,
Fletcher fJrbush, Ford, Foster, Fuller George,
Gilotd, G!iie.t, Gleason ol Shrews ury, Gleason
OF Ihet!ord, Goddard, Gluid, Greene, Hale, lia--
RS, II stngs, hebard, ucmmenway, Henderson,
: Henry, HlnUan, Holland, Holmes, hDpAni
Houston, Howard Howe Of Concord, Hove Of
Mount labor. Hunt, Humphrey Huntington
Of Rochester, Huntington OF oraliord, lutihn
son, Hyde, lsham, johnson, Jones, Keith, hel-
ton, kibbey, KlmbaIl Of Pumey, klusley, Lane
OF Cornwall, Lane OF jericho, la1h' L1wrenoe,
' Maoomoer OF Essex, Macomber OF Worcester,
9 Marcy, Martin OF Pihuhsld, Martin OF plymouth,
McGowsn, Meacham, Merrill OF Al hson, Mer-
n Iill OF Craits3uy, dorr son OF otarSsooro
Morrisonot Windsor Mosher, Morse, Nelson,
c Newell, NichO son, Page, Pamela OF Emorc'
Parker Of Fletcher, Parks, Parmenter, Parsons,
Pease, Phelps, Pike OF Isle In Mott, Pike oil
Searsburgh, Pope OF Roxlury, Pratt OF Pawlet,
Pratt OF Woodstock, Putnam Randall, klnn,
Reed, RENEW, Robnson, Roberts, Rogers, Ross,
"a Rounds OF Chester, Rounds OF Clarendon, sw-
ali ohattuck, ohedd, sherman, ShuAtou, Suns
4 skinner smith OF bro"nlng'on, omuh 81
Greensboro smith OF ki-hI1rl, smith oil KIP
:. ton, smith OF Stamford em'h oil Stratt9n,
4 ooule oil tarll1, Sodle OF ttlrheld' 9Pluliing,
A Speaker, spear, Sp1h anon, o'eOolns,
a Stewart stcSney, Stona oil W eStlorl' oJVestlt
Thomas, Thornton lJrrey Town, lrealSay
Tucker, Tyler, ate Walter, Ward oil " est
f mlnsler, way, webster, hels,N healoh W heei
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