Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-02
VERMONT LEGisLATURE.
MONTPELIER, Oct, %,

the report of the committee appointed |
to canvass the votes for county and pro-
bate officers,
BY Senator Dorr, instructing our Sen
ators and Representatives in Congress
to secure such modification of the Ma
tional Banking Law, as will provide for
uniform rate OF interest throughout
the United States to persons doing busi-
ness with said Banks, and also allow to
Vermont larger banking capital than
is now provided under said law. On
motion of Senator Reed, the resolution
was referred to the committee ON
finance.
Reports Of LONlDlittttS.-The judiciary
committee reported tavorably on House
bill %, to continue and regulate the pay
of grand and petit Jurors, with proposal
| of amendment. The amendment in
creases the pay from 81 so per diem to
! s. co. The amendment was adopted,
and the bill ordered to be read the third
! time.
From the same, lavorably upon House
bill 8, relating to recOgniZances in Grim
iual cases. Ordered to be read the third
time.
From the same, avorably, with pro
posal of amendment to Senate bill in
amendment of sec. A. of chap. 1875 Of
the general statutes, in relation to the
fees of town clerks. The amendment
was adopted and the bill ordered read
the third time.
The amendment provides that the
fees OF town clerks for recording each
anti claim, warranty or mortgage deed,
including the certificate, Shall be iIJy
cents, and for all other recording ana
copying ten cents per folio.
The Joint resolution from the House
relative to certain books in the War De-
partment, was adopted, in concurrence
with proposal of amendment.
Senator Hyde introduced a bill moor
porating the Rutland Marble Company
referred to the committee on manulac-
lures.
Senator Taft, from the judiciary com,
mittee. reported favOrably upon the Sen
ate bill for the support of the poor IL
unorganized towns. Ordered read The
third time.
Passed.-Senator Hyde, from the com
mittee Of finance reported favorably or
the House bill relative to the Vernon
Insane Asylum. Read the third time
and passed.
An act to incorporate the Mount Mans
field R. R. Co. Read three times an(
3 passed w.
9 The report of the trustees OF the Yer
mont Agricultural College was referred
to the committee under the fourth JOIN
rule.
Senator Upham, from the general com
r mittee, reported favorably an act U
? amend the act Incorporating the city q
i Burlington. Ordered to be read Tn
Il the third time.
r The Governor communicated the an
j. nual report of the trustees OF the Fe'
:. mont State Library. Referred to com
e mittee on printing.
= HOUSE.
u BiWs LQtyoa4eed-By Mr.. Keith
e Mortified, an act extending the powe
II of trustees of incorporated villages
y Referred to committee on judiciary.
d nv Mr.. Carnpntpr If Randolph, an az
e to alter the law increasing fees OF W
!, Clapp. :,
|. Ry MIR. Bell OF Dandy, an act TO II
l. corporate the Dandy Cemetery Assocla
tion. Referred to Committee on Coz
. porations.
o By Mr.. Pierce OF Rochester, an act
+ incorporate the Rochester Hotel Con
" pauy, Referred to Committee on Coz
!, pOratiOns.
q The Speaker announced the appoin
L ment of the following committee as I'll
II select committee to whom should be RI
! ferred so much of the Governors me'
l.. - bo IGht nf Urptlfn(
E, due the soldiers;
10 Messrs. Robinson of Highgate, Rount
y of Chester, Keith of Northteld. AS u
+ select committee to inquire and repo
y the reasons of the delay in the public
II ton of the Vermont Reports, as provide
y by statute,
a Mr.. Hebard of Chelsea, Mr., Walker
10 Ludlow.
5 Petitions Pyescpted-By Mr.. Woodma
d OF WheeloCk, that of Franklin Davis al
II "a others, praying for q law regulatir
II the fees of auditors appointed by IL
County Court. Referred to judicial
Committee.
By Mr.. Parmlee Of Bristol, that OF !
- V. Spaulding and 50 others, for repeal
= the present militia system. Referred
Committee on Military Affairs.
I'd The jointTcsoiution offered on the Ia
cd by Mr.. Chase of Lyndon, approving Il
administ ration Of Andrew Johnson, W
re called up by Mr.. Colby. The questit
IN being on its adoption,
Mr. Hebard moved q substitute ther
for which somewhat modified the tern
~ Of approval Of Mr.. Johns0n's admin
" ration, and added thereto culogy
l0 tho death Of Mr. Lincoln
NJ On motion Of Mr.. Barlow of st. A
, bans, said resolutions were ordered
,1 lie, aud to be printed.
% The discussion upon the adoption
IL the first resolution ond Of the suhstitu
FL will doubtless be resumeo to.morrow.
S q The House bill introduced Uy NJ
Webster of Charleston, granting Sta
in ray indiscrminately to substitute 81
Id diers, came up for engrOssment, and W
10, dismissed, yeas 1872, nays 30. The d
ne mission of this bill elected quite spir
a ed discussion from Messrs. Webster a
id Rounds, who supported it, and Mess
of Nicholson and Barstow, VINO opposed
BlGs Passed-An act relating to jailo
dc fees was read three times and finally
he dered to be engrossed.
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