Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-24


relating to recogninnces in criminal cases re,
ferred to judiciary Committee.
The Governor transmitted the ninth annual re.
port Of the State Board Of Education, together
with the report of the Secretary, j. = Adams
The Speaker announced the following standing
Committees
Roaas, Barlow of St. Albans, Forbuh oI
Springfield, Keith of Mortified, Harris ol
Wincham, Psge of Hydepark
Military AFFAIRS Barstow Of Sheburne, Cush-
ing Of Barton, Wells of Waterbury, Clifford oil
New Haven, Wheaton Of Pttsford.
Education,-Peas Of Norwich, Dunn of Fair
fax, Walker Of Ludlow, cleveland of fBrookfeld,
Glasier of Stratton.
Claipls,-Rounds of Chester Thomas Of Ar
lington, Lane OF Cornwall ButterfeId Of Graf.
ton; Boardman Of Milton.
Distributing Committee Bail Of Ferrisbutgh,
Sumner OF Sesrsburgh, Humphrey Of Burke, Hall
OF Bolton, Walter OF East Haven, Draper of Shell
don, MCGOWAN Of Grand Isle, Wires of Cam
bridge, Sanboru Of Vershire, Laythe of Salem
Crowley Of Mount Holly, Macomber of Worces-
ter, Dexter Of Wardsboro Gould of Weston.
Mileage and DebmtureS--liolland of Panton,
Allen OF Dorset, Burbank of Walden, Stone of
WestfOrd, Sbof of Bloomfield, Hutchinson of
Enosburgh, Hasen of North Hero, Boynton Of
Stove, Spear Of Brantree, Richford Of Troy, Ad-
ans OF West Haven, Benjamin Of Berlin, Cobb
Of Putney, Stickney of Andover.
The Speaker announced as the committee TO
whom was referred so much of the Governor s
message as relates to home for juvenile offend
ers:
Pease Of Norwich, Woodman Of Wheelock,
Bemis of Straford, Hopkins OF Vergennes, Lane
of Jericho, Stevens of Gudhall, Dunn of Fair
fax, Hhzen of Mortified, Wires OF Cambridge,
Brock Of Newbury, Macomber Of Worcester,
Hamblett of Morgan, Phillips Of Castleon, Good
hue Of Westminster.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 49,
SENATE.-BiHs introduced and referred By
Mr. Chapman, an act repealing the act creating
and establishing the office Of railroad commits
sioner referred to committee on printing! by
Mr.. Crane, bill for the support of the poor IN
the unorganlzed towns and cores Of the State f.;
referred to committee on printing. qhe bill pro-
yides oyerseers OF the poor in the unorganlzed
towns and gores who shall bear the same rea-
ton 10 the State as those in the organized towns
do to the towne); by Mr.. Reed, bill in relation
to the rate of interest; referred TO committee on
Auo blll piONlut5 lUdl lut rate OF III
terest for one year may be $40 per cent?
Third reading of biHs.-S. |, TO incorporate
the Castleton Hotel Company and s. i, 10 in
corporate the West Concord Manufacturing Com
pany having been engrossed, were read the third
time and passed.
Senator Flagg, from the Committee on Judi
clary, reported iavorably to an act Incorporating
the home for destitute children at Burlington
ordered engrossed and read the third time.
Senator Hutchinson, from committee on roads,
reported adversely to an act repeating an act ere
ating the office Of railroad co missioner. On
motion of Senator Chapman the bill was ordered
to lie.
HoUsE.-The Speaker announced the follow
ing special committees
Do so much Of the Governors Message as re-
lates to the.national cemetery at Gettysburg, Pa
Hebard OF Chelsea, Lunsdon of Shoreham, Web
ster of Charleston, Hamilton Of Fairhaven, Paul
of Pomfret
10 inquire as to the power of the State to pay
United States Bonds and National Band Stock
Waite Of Brattleboro, Prout of Rutland, Heb .rd
Of Chelsea, Colby of Hartland, Miner of 81 an
chester, Barlow of st. AIbans, Skinner Of Derby,
Ross OF ST. Jobnsbury, Page OF Hydepark, Thorn
bury, Weston Of Colchester, McGowan of Grand |
Isle.
Bills introduced BY Mr. Carpenter OF Paw
let, an act to protect butter and cheese manuiactu-
rersi referred to general committee; by Mr.. Nc
Gowan OF Grand Isle, and act to repeal section |
and of chapter so Of the general statutes re-
erred to the Committee on the Judiciary by
Nlr. Pease Of Norwich, an act n addition TO an
act entitled "an act in addition to CHI pter SO of
he general statutes, relative to the grand list"
approved Nov %, 1854 referred to Committee
1n Ways and Means by Mr.. Pratt of Wood
stock, an act in relation TO dover and homestead
referred TO Committee on the Judiciary by Mr.;
Walker Of Ludlow, an act to amend section 35.
VI chapter "a OF the ger eral statutes relating to
collection of taxes by the trustee process re.
erred TO Committee on the Judiciary; by Mr..
Page OF Hydepark, ad act to continue and regu-
ate the pay Of Grand aud Petit Jurors referred
o Committee on the judiciary by Mr.. Weston
VI Colchester, an act TO incorporate the Winooski
Aqueduct Company referred to Committee on
Corporations by Mr.. Foster of Montpelier, an
Ictto amend section 3, chapter 10 of general stat
ties entitled" of money OF account and interest,""
Read twice, and on motion of Mr.. Park, OF Ben
lington, referred to special committee consist.
ng of one member from each county, (The bill
proposes to amend section 8, chapter 70 OF gene
al statutes, so that it shall read substantially that
10 person shall receive I r the forbearance of
800 more than $3.50 per annum, and proper.
Ional rate on greater or less sum for longer
n shorter period. The act is to take effect from
Is passage j by Mr.. Weston of Colchester, an
ot tor the preservation OF fish in Colchester Pond
elerred to general committees by Mr.. Waite OF
3rattleboro, an act to incorporate the Vermont
iold Mining Company
JOINT ASSEMBLY.
Both branches OF the Legislature met in joint
ssembly at O'Clock, ?. M, Lieut. Governor
iardner presiding, tor the purpose of eleotng
ertan State officers.
For Secretary Oi State, Mr.. Keith Of North.
eld nominled George Nichols OF Northield
rho was unanimously elected by ripd pOce vote.
For Sergeant-at- Arms, Senator Reed OF Wash
ngton, nominated the present incumbent, Z3bIna
}. Camp OF Montpelier, and Mr.. Aiken OF Hard
'ick seconded the nomination. Mr.. Camp was
unanimously elected by uiua poce vote.
For Auditor OF Accounts, Mr. Miner OF Man
hester pr, sented the name Of Dugad Stewart
1 Mid l,bury, the present incumbent, aud he
las unanimously elected by Vi "a pOcs vote.
For Superintendent OF he ate Prison, Mr.. ,
tlunds OF Chester nominated Hon. James A
'0llard OF Windsor, the present incumbent and ,
e was unanimously elected by pipd poce vote.
For Commissioner oil the Insane, Mr. Stafford
{ New Haven nominat d Erasmus ID. Warner
1 New Haven, the present incumbent, and he
vas unanimously elected BY Uiud roce vote.
For Hank It mssioter Senator ppnnnrk of a