Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-31


Franklin Davis and "A others, praying for law
regulating the fees Of Auditors appointed by the
County Court Referred to jude airy committee
BY Mr.. Parmelee, of Bristol, that Of A. vi
SpaudDg and Others, for repeal Of the present
Militia SYSTEM referred to committee on militia
affairs.
The Joint resolution, offered on the l4h by
Mr.. Chase Of Lycdon, approving the admins
traton Of Andrew Johnson, was called up by Mr
Colby The question being in its adoption. Mr.
Ilebard moved a substitute therefor (Which some
what modified the terms Of approval Of John
sons administration and added thereto d euogy
on the death Of Lncoln) On motion Of Mr..
Barlow, of ST. Adams, said resolution and pro-
posed substitute were ordered to lie aud be print
ed.
The House bill introduced by Mr. Webster, Of
Charestown, granting state pay Gndictmnate.
ly) to substitute soldiers, came up tor eugross-
ment and was dismissed yeas 1872, nays 30.
The dismissal Of this bill elected quite spirited
discussion from Messrs. Webster and Rounds,
who supported it, and Messrs. Nicholson and
Barslow, who opposed it,
Bills passed An act relating to Jail0t, fees
was read third time aud passed
Senate IL, an &C. to Incorporate the Mount
Mansfield r. r Co. read third time and passed.
Rufus Hamilton, representative elect Of Mont
gomery was edmlted without producing his
credentials.
Third reading retussd,-An &C. to more fully
define the duties Of county grand jurors. An act
iacrea.ng the rates Of interest in certain cases.
THURSDAY, Oct 2G
.AEY'ER.NOON
SENATE. BY Mr.. Skinner, oint resolution
! ias.tucng our Senators and Representatives 10
Congress to USE their efforts to procure o donation
ofpublic lands for the endowment IL d Female
College in each State
A Joint Assembly was held 81 3 o'clock to com.
pare the report Of the caylssag committee lol
county officers.
Mr.. Dot3a introduced a bill 90 amend
the charter Of the Woodstock railroad company
| After the first reading, Senator Crane raised the
| point Of ordor, whether the bill could be voted
before evidence was produced that the provision.
OF the law requiring notice, had been compiled
with. The President decided that 30 vote could
be taken upon the bill unit information was be
fore the Senate. Nh Reed appealed from the
! Pc .ident's decision, and demanded the yeas and
NAYS. The decision was suslned--yeos Is, nays +.
Ypas-Abbop, Allen Barrett, Clement, Crane
Dor, Gay, Hobart, Howe, Hutchinson, Hyle,
lds Meacham, Porter, Richmond, Ru5ge, 3 kin
ner Soue-lS Nays, Cochran. Do,oa, Park
Reed, 1aoor, Taft, Uphlm-1 The President
then rsfsrrd the bill to committee on roads, 20 5-
certai the facts az to notice
Bills retered-il. 10. An act relating 10 JAIL
ors fees referred to judiciary Committee
Senator HYDE from comm,te on finance, re-
ported fayoraby upon joint resolution Of inslruc-
tioa to congressional delegates relative to nlli,t-
banking law; on motion Of Senator Reed, o.
dptd 10 lie.
Senator Hyde introduced bill enttledan act to
amend sections So and IS Of chapter q Of General
Statutes, relating to distribution Of school mon
eys
Senator Skinner from commue on fourth l1ia'
rule, reported Joint resolutions IN favor of n1 die
tincons in regard TO colots 10 the exercise Of The
franchise The resolutions were adopted.
The bill for the support Of the poor in unoreau-
lied toRns and gofts, was read the tu,rI lime,
and on motion OF Senator D1r, ordered 90 he.
Bill passed An act Ia amendmgu. OF section
~ OF chapter 1876 Of The general statutes, in re-
lation to fees Of town clerks House bill relating
to rscogrizinres in criminal cases House bill 70
continue and regulate the pay Of grand and pati,
Jurors.
TIE Governor transmitted to the Senate The
Eighth Annual Registration Report.
Senator Richmond, from committee on agrcu.- /
tre, reported hyorably with proposal Of amend /
ment upon the bill relelye to weights and marks |
in cases and packages containing butter; amend |
ment adopted and bill ordered TO be engrossed.
II 10. An act regulating laor-' fees ordered |
to third reading. H. 81, An &C, for the pfese,- |
yltou Of fish in tie Colchester Pond passed. I
Ii. 81, An act TO incorp rate the Bennington /
Manufacturing Company referred to committee
on manufactures. II. 80, An act to legalle the /
grand list Of tn town Of lraj referred to com
millee on the judiciary. II IS, An act TO in
corporate the village Of Fairhayen; referred to
general committee.
House. Bills introduced BY Mr. Burt of
Swanton, IN act to incorporate the Sgaulon Fails /
Manufacturing Company. By Mr.. Pollard Of
Windsor, an act amending section 1 OF chapter 8 /
Of the gen raj statutes. By Mr.. Hsbard of Che
sea, an act in amendment Of chapter ST Of the
general statutes. BY MI Jones Of Dover, an
act to authorize towns to equaEz3 bolnties. By
Mr.. Waite q Bra,tleboro, an act 10 pay certain
staff officers for extra services. BY Mr. Hubbard
Of Whiting, an act to legaze the grand list of
the town OF Within. By Mr. Waite Of Brat
tleboro, an act to incorporate the Wanastiquet
Hotel Company BY Mr.. Cushing Of Bartor, an
act to incorporate the Vermont Conference Sem
mary and Female College. BY Mr.. Weston Of
Colchester, an act to incorporate the Wnooski
Marble Company. By Mr., Walker Of Ludlow,
an act relating 10 The pay Of town superintendent
Of common schools. by Mr.. Weston, of Coz
chester, an act for the protection Of deer.
Petitions BY Mr.. Dunn Of Fairfax, petition
Of r. W. Towne and other citizens Of Farf,x,
praying for a tax on income from L. s. Bonds.
By Mr.. Lawrence of Weybrdge, petition OF Ches.
ter Pard and lS3 other inhabitants of Bird ort,
Weybridge, Addison and Orwell, raging to have
part Il Bridport set to Weybridge.
Bills pdssed.-An act to incorporate the Ben
nngion Manufacturing Company An act to
legale the grand list Of the town Of Ira. An
act to incorporate the village Of Fairhayen. An
act to incorporate the Pittsiord Marble Company.
Ordered 10 be engrossed.-An act in addition
to chapter II Of the general statutes. An act to
protect butter and cheese manufactures Al act
in amendment Of an act Incorporating the Green
Mountain Central Institute at Mortified.
TAR ie1ding REUSED An act to pay the SOL
diers Of the ID and 80 regiments, who we're mus
tered into the service of the United States prior
to July 20, 1861, the sum therein mentioned.
House bill entitled "An &C, to tax Savings
Banks" was reported by the committee tn pro.
posals OF amen .men,, and on motion Of MIR.
Barlow, ordered TO lie and made the special order
for tomorrow morning, at II o'clock.
Mr.. Prout Of Rutland PRESENTED a memorial
of the M nape,s and trustees of tho FINLAND 4 ],
Burlington Railroad, in reply to that previously
made by Hon. Hiland Hall and others.
FRIDAY, Oc:. y.