Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-21
, State would be increased if tho bill vas pass

, State would be increased if the bill was pass
ed.
Mr.. Clark of Poultney stated that the bill
would probably embrace about q, 600 600
of railroad property, reaehing the Vermont
and CAnadAs the PaaDumpic and Castlesou
and Whitehall railroads, besides other corpora
tions. @
Mr. Park then argued at length againaI
the bill, in q very forcible speech. Ths
groundwork of his reasoning was that the
bill would have the effect to drive foreign
capital from the State, whereas the true pol
icy of the General Assembly should be to in.
vlte foreign capital to come into the State and
give it protection and encouragement while
invested here. Adjourned.
ATrKRNooN.1
SENATE.-yoint Reso l,aions-By Mr..
Hendee, that the President of the Senate and
Speaker of the House adj ,urn their respective
Houses without day on Tuesday, Nov. 20, st
8 O'Clock, A. NJ. ; adopted.
Report from committee on Federal Rsla-
tons relative to universal suffrage /; adopted.
Passed-H. POI, granting certain powers to
Addison County Grammar School; H. 22O, in
amendment to section 6, chapter 68, Of the
General Statutes, relating to estates OF home
stead and in dover !; Ii. 195, to pay Franklin
Butler /; h. 245. to prevent injuries to high
ways; II. 269, to incorporate the Peru, Steam
Mill Company; H. 275, making provision for
the support of the Government, with amend
ment; II. 27O, to incorporate the Craftsbury
Mill Village Comy any. and H. 1853, the Village
of Winooski; II. 272, defining the jurisdic-
ton of town clerks.
On motion of Mr.. Barstow, the vote refusing
the third reading Of II. l43, directing listers to
notify persons when assessed for money on
hand, debts due and stock in trade, was recon-
sidered and on motion of Mr.. Baker ordered
to lie.
The House amendment to S, 2, relating to
the earnings of married women was concurred
H. bill 81, relating to the fees of mem
bers of the General Assembly was reported
from the committee on finance, with proposal
of amendment which was agreed to and the
bill lid on the table.
Adjourned.
HoUsE.-The Speaker announced a. select
committee on the bill relating TO furnishing
statues for national StatuIry Hall at Wash
ington:
Messrs. Clark of Pou.,ney, Miner of Man
chester, Marsh of Woodstock, VanSioklen OF
of Burlington, and Ross of ST. Johnsb1ry.
Revolutionary MIR. VanSicklen, slspeuuing
fer the remainder of the sessiyn, III. rules Of
bAAO AAouSN lS4oAsb6 ~ |
before the third reading, and tha, The III I'd
reading Of all bills shall! not be less than twen-
%ty-four hours subsequent 10 ths secoAd reading.
Adop ed.
S. "a, in relation ~ the nl.ut-!.zatlon Of
a lens; passed.
=. ll3, to legalize he gran il, Of the town
Of Jamaica, aud "a, the grand lIst of tue
town of Cornwall, passed.
From committee on judiciary, 8 z, n
relation to the earnings OF married women and
N addition 10 cha pier II, of the G-netal
Statutes, with amendments which we're adopt
ed. and SO, to amend an act to provide Tor The
repairs of houses OF puolc WORSHIP PASSED
5 1l2, to amend an &C. - 'ncorpoTAte me
BrooksvIlle Edge Tool COMPANY; Ill. il
INCORPORATE the VI nixon h .oi.n Company;
rs, to amend al act 10 incoIporA:e The Village
of Rutland; passed.
S. 70. to amend an act to incorporate the
Vermont State Agricultural Society passed
5. 65, to Incorporate the n \ New EGG
land and Montreal Express Company, with
amendments which were agreed to passed.
From he Senate-Joint resolution, pfuv.d-
ing for a final adj ournment OF The General
Assembly on Tuesday morning mex Al Eight
o'clock. Opposed oy MIR. Miner Of NJ INC : :
Ter. Mr.. Ross OF 81. John>blry moved o
amend so as To IN Ike il Wednesday the 2lst,
which vas rejected. The resolution was tuen
adopied-ayes 80, nay As.
Ii. 215. making provision for the support OF
government. With amendment, which aas
adoi d; 2l3, felatr z 10 courts II c7tc;ely,
with amtndment, when was adopted pol, IN
r relation 10 app'al> from JuCgmtIt oi J1s>ce
court " IN amendmenls-aUop e; lz2. u
relation 10 the 4u,lic alton uf voters, "tn
amendn Dts, ID p,-a lO7, IL provide tor Il {
preserealun aLG r~sior Mon - asa ia tx
State a.! Vernon, WIN Amendment, TAI "lrg
fish 10 Le t4Atu between the H. 40 -
aud The l5tn day 'f Angus ], adopted go
To incorporate no IafsviIio Cemetery Asso-
~cIaton, with ameudm,uIs,s adopted;
Resoiuion-By MIR. Rounds Of Chester,
providing foI tvetin. sessions on aud after
this evening, aDd tn.t the House meet at .
O'Clock on Nj nday morning adopted.
Mr.. VanSicklen c.ll,d up IL. bill 81, %
provide for ereculg a monument over the
grave OF Thomas Cnitt, pden, and moved TO
nil the blank in the bill by inserting 50 500.
Mr.. Ross of 81. Johnsbury opposed the bill
as a bad precedent. Mr.. Miner of Manchester
said that he would admit that The passage OF
this bill would be a precedent for other like
appropriations hereafter, but Gov. Chiitenden
was particularly the type of Vermont citizen
ship, and We ought to show orr appreciation OF
his services by making this triting appropris-
ton. Mr.. Butterf. i'd of Grafton opposed the
bill for the present. DIR Welth OF Williston
said that be introduced the bill, and had not
the least idea that this House would oppose it
for a moment, and thought the tax so small
thai the people would be more than willing 10
ay it, and gave instances of the personal gen
erosity OF Gov. Chittendsn that drew tear.
from many eyes. Mr.. Burt Of Swanton favor
ed the bill. The amendment was adopted
and on the question Of the third reading of The
bill, the yeas and nays we're demanded by MIR.
IConverse of Townshen! and were A. follows
Ayes I'll, nays 81. So the House refused the
third reading of the bill.
Adjourned.
HOUSES. los, assessing a tax on the
County of Washlngton; passed.
From on education :. lis, in ad'
dition to S. 7, chapter % of The General Stat
utes, in relation to text books passed.
From select committee on II. 49,, TO pro
vide water for the State House, with amendmen'
(making the sum appropriated $2S00). which
was adopted; passed.
Mr.. Parker of Wulcott moved 10 reconsider
the vote refusing the passage of Ii. $50, relas
ing 10 the duries of Inc Board of Education
aid the examination of teachers.
Mr.. Ross of St. Johnsbury explained the
provisions of the bill. and thought the Hous.
was Iaboring under a Misrepresentation as to its
PROVISIONS. He hoped 1t would be passed.
MIR. Walker of Ludlow further explained
the reasons that induced the committee to re-
port in favor OF the bill. The vote refusing
the third reading of the bill was reconsid
cred.
MIR Parker of Wolcott moved to amend
by striking out the third section which was re
jscted.
Mr.. Rounds Of Chester moved to amend e
that notice of the books selected shall be sen
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