Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-25
Iormnnce of their dutie. the presen. session

: lormance of their duties the present session
adopted. - ~
; Passed.-H. 2O2, for the relief of Jaco
1 R. Anger. S. 90, relating to process by au
thorized and Indifferent persons third read
l ing refused.
3 Mr.. Bullard called up the registration re
port. and one thousand copies were ordere'
: to be printed; .gr. sv-,-ft .-e
!, Passed-H. 24l. to Incorporate the Ever
| green Slate Company. II. 229. relating &
the fees OF sheriis and their deputies II
21S, to incorporate the Brandon Coppe
Company. IL. 213, in amendment to section
! sixteen, chapter twenty-one,- General Stat
: utes, of the organization of village corpora
tions and fire districts. ii. 252, in amend
mens OF an act of salaries and fees. H. 2O6
!. fixing compensation for publishing laws il
; newspapers, (S25.) H. 285. relating t,
warning town meetings. II. Z, to incor
porate the Fairhaven and Lake Shore Rail
road. Reported adversely by the com
mittce, and debated for nearly two hours
On the third reading, the yeas and nays were
yeas l., nays 9. Upon the passage, the
yeas and nays were-yeas l6, nays 8. ii
l29, in amendment Of act authorizing
towns TO establish central schools. H. 272
for the prevention Of cruelty to animals
lost. Il. 2o6, relating to the collection oi
taxes lost. H. l05, relating to State print
ing; lost. Ii. 24G, TO protect mink in the
State of Vermont passed.
Indefinitely postponed.-S. 50, relating to
the education of children between and II
years of age. 5. &c, in amendment of sec
= tion l, chupter sc, General Statutes II. I4l
proposal of amendment by the Senate House
nOn-concur Senate insist. The usual mes
sages were exchanged. The President before
leaving the chair addressed the Senate as
follows
Senator's The forbearance, kindness and
courtesy you have extended to me, and your
manifestation approval Of this night, has
filled my heart with gratitude which | have
not the power ofwords to express | am-not
unmindtul that it is through your kindness
and indulgence that have been able to per-
form the arduous duties devolving upon me
during the session, but your great magnanim
ity towards has made those du ties
pleasant and happy. have been confident
that you were my friends from the conn eace-
ment of the session.
We are now about to separate. . shall
never meet you again under like circum-
stances but it Is the fervent wish Of nv
heart that each of you together with the
! Secretaries, who have rendered me such kind
aid, and all those connected with US, NAV
, have q safe return TO yeur homes. there to
! dwell in happiness until you shall again be
called into public service, and may He, who
does not let sparrow fall to the ground
without mis- notice, be your guide and pro-
tectOr. ! now bid You an affcctionate fare
well.
At I. Is Friday NJ, Mr.. Hendee moved
TO take g recess entil o'clock. at which
hour the Senate adjourned. SINE die.
HoUsE.-S. 80, 10 enable the towns in Rut-
land and Windsor counties to aid in the con-
s,ruction Of the Kiilington railroad, was
taken ap the question being on the amend
ment proposed by Mr.. Proctor, to exempt
the town Of Rutland from the provisions of
the bill. Mr.. Proctor explained that unless
tifc amendment was adopted, he feared it
would e.ubarrass the building of the Rut-
land and Woodstock road. The amendment
rejected, and the bill passed in con-
currence. Ii. 229, relating 10 the fees of
ehcriffs and their deputies passed. II. 245,
IN amendment of section ,, of an act estab-
fishing q State Normal School: passed. IL
220, in alteration of chapter 50, General
Statutes, relating 70 negotiable instruments :;
passed. II 21s, To incorporate the Brandon
Copper Company; passed. H. 222, in
amendment of section l, chapter So, General
Statutes, relating to the grand list; passed.
IL. 2Sl, 10 Incorporate the Evergreen Slate
Company passed III. 252, amendment to
and in alteration OF section 81, chapter l26,
General Statutes, relating - salaries and
fees passed. II. 2S2, fixing the pay of the
directors of the State Prison passed. IL.
273, in amendment of sections IL and 81,
chapter l6, Geaeral Statutes, relating to the
organization of village corporations and fire
districts; passed. From Committee on Rail
roads, 5. 20, to enable the towns in Franklin
county TO aid in the construction of the La
moille Valley railroad, without any express
ion Of opinion. The bill opposed by
Mr.. Brigham. saying that the friends OF the
Lamoille Valley road are opposed to this
bill it is a project OF the enemies of the
road. H. :, to incorporate the Fairhaven
and Lake Shore railroad taken up and
ordered TO the third reading-ayes ll2, nays
-. The bill was then read the third time,
and passed.
JOINT ResoiItion.-From the Senate, re-
lating to transportation between the United
States and Canada adopted in concur
rence-ayes 70, nays 81. S. SO, regu-
lating the salary OF the State Librarian
passed in concurrence. 5. 7S, TO Incorporate (
the Springfield Agricultural Society passed /,
in concurrence. s. SO, directing the Cover /
nor to appoint a committee to investigate |
the matter of change Of site of the State
Prison third reading refuscd-ayes A., nays
rs. 5. 80, reviving and extending an act
to incorporate the West Fairlee Railroad /
Company; passed in concurrence. s. 100, /
in amendment of an act to incorporate the
Union Slate Company passed in concur
renee. ;. 81, in amendment of act, in
amendment of chapter SO, General Statutes,
relating to grand list; passage refused. S.
l02, 10 incorporate the Vermont Mutual
Benefit Association passed in concurrence.
S. ia, to authorize the Rutland Railroad
Company TO locate branches of their road at
Brandon, and construct the same passed in |
concurrence s. IS, to enable the towns in |
the counties of Addison and Rutland to aid |
in the construction of the Addison railroad
passed in concurrence. S. ll6, to extend !
the charter of the Ascutney Railroad Com
pany; passed in concurrence. S. 100, TO !
prevent the traffic in intoxicating drinks !;
passed in concurrence. Ii. 2S5, relating to t
warning town meetings; passed. Ii. 254, |
to pay j. S. Adams the sum therein men
toned passage refused. II. 26l, relating
to publication of laws in newspapers, with |
amendment filling blank with $25.l which |
was agreed to, and the bill passed. IL. los,
in relation TO the State printing, and an act |
in addition to the acts Of 1861 passed. LII. /
272, for the prevention of cruelty to animals
passed. S. 81, to amend an act relating to
the Board of Education and the Secretary
thereof; passed. H. l29, to amend section
6, of an act authorizing towns to establish
central schools passed. Ii. 2l6, to amend
section %. chapter "a, General Statutes, in
relation to the collection Of taxes passed.
S. 81, to amend an act in addition to chapter
"a, General Statutes, relating to laying out
and discontinuing of highways and bridges
passed in concurrence III. 246, to protect
mink in the State of Vermont passed. Sen
ate amendments to II. 1876, relating to fees
of school district clerks, were concurred in.