Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-29

cation from the Governor covering a communi-
cation from the Governor Of Ohio, ard an act Of
Ohio ceding to the United States the interest
Of Ohio in the Antietam and Gettysburg Gene
teries. The Governor recommends that the
Legislature Of Vermont pass a similar act, so
that the lentire title as well as the control to
those cemeteries may rest on the United States
Government referred to the committee under
the fourth joint rule.
Bills introduced and referred-By MIR. Clark
Of Wiliisj1n. making the WinOoski river the
county line between the towns of liston and
Jericho; to committee on town lines.
The Speaker announced the following
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE
On ElectOns-Nessrs. Joyce Of Rutland,
Bartlett of Lyndon, Weed Of Shelburn, Jackson
of Panton, Bailey Of Newbury, Hunt Of Gull
ford, Aiken of Troy.
On Ways and Means-Messrs Langdon Of
Montpelier, Hill of Middebury, Hunt of St.
Adams, Briggs Of Brandon, King Of Tuubridge,
Richmond Of Woodstock Mason Of Richmond
On Military Afairs-Messrs. Grout Of Bar
ton, Smith Of Stowe. Lynde Of Marlboro. VIII
liams Of Monkton, Royce Of Fayston, Chase Of
| jay, Thompson of Baltimore.
/ On the Judiciary-Messrs Garfield Of Airing
/ ton, Wood Of Fair Haven, Burt Of swsnton,
! Dickey Of Bradford Bromley Of Pawlet, Ballard
/ Of Fairfax, But;erheld Of Wilmington.
On Eiucation-Nlessrs Wales Of Burlington,
| Gleed Of Morristown. Baldwin Of Hinesourg,
Jones Of Benson, Brigham of Pittsfeld, Farms
worth Of Windsor. Carlton Of Watsield.
On Claims - Messrs. Hinckey Of Chelsea,
Gotf Of Royalton, Peabody Of Piusford, Benedict
Of Corn WALL Page Of Hydepark, Hurd Of Sand
gate, Wooster Of Marshfeld.
On Railroads-Messrs. Stafford Of Hartford,
Langd1n Of Montpelier, Foster Of Wolcott Hos
I plfA Ill rfE Sf.r,ra
Colburn Of Manchester. Bisbee Of Newport
Ga Banks-Messrs. King Of Tunbridge, Hall
Of ST Johnsbury, Conkey Of Orwell, Brewster Of
Irasburgh, Walker Of Clarendon Pierce of Ca
vendsh, Bishop Of Bolton.
On Manufacture, - Messrs Esfy Of Brattle-
boro, Batcheller Of Wailingford, Benton Of Ben
nington, Washburn Of Starkboro, Stevens Of
Colchester, Walker Of Londonderry, Pollard Of
Vershire.
On -Me.srs White Of Springfield,
Wheat Of Putney. Purmort Of Georgia, Pierce Of
Shaftsbury, Smith Of Barnet, Bingham Of Essex,
Clark Of Randolph, North Of SborehsD. Nichols
Of Dandy, Wetherby Of Cambridge. Darling of
Derby. Gordon Of Grand Isle, Morse of Calais,
Chase Of Concord
General Commit;ee-Messrs Frishie Of Poult-
ney, Holton Of Jamaica. Ripley Of Ripton, era
BAN Of Wiuhall, Brown Of Richfori, Clark of
Wiilist0u, Barrett Of Weathersfe'i, Alli- q
Broosfei. Hooker Of Peach.m, Reynolds of Al
burg. bite OF Ellen. Coburn Of East Mont
Perer' No"ies oi 'o'entry' reenan oil ulIl-
nat
w 80 n'ys" oi ~
~ ''9 ", ~ ~ M. ~
" " inlso[' V'oue. % "ts'i',1''er' se"s yl
"rAn'liie' NsFrii' oi Dloonneli' os''F OF sun
On 'orporations-Messrs- Grover of Wells,
Gay OF Stocsbridge, Wheelocs Of teIlin. Hub
bard Of Whiting, Ladi Of Milton, Rixford Of
Hiehgste, Peak Of stamford
On Town Lines-Sies'rs Carpenter Of Charles
ton, DlvoA ot Rockingham. Huntington Of Ney- F.
bridge, SouthSick Of Nidd.etown, Dow of STRAIT
ford, Pratt Cf PJmfIct, Bingham e B4kers-
field
On Highways. Bridges. and Ferrie. NIe-srs
Barney Of CastIstop. Wentworth of Chester
Strong Of Addison. Weight Of PowpeIl Ed,erton
Of Charlotte. Humphrey of Burke Goods.Il n
Lie La Motto
I'm NJ rl-
- Va '''' i'''D Vi 'i7nIon' Al
,-..
SENATE.
THURSDAY. October q
Mr. Dewey of Washington Obtained leave %
record lis vote in favor Of the JOINT resolution Of
Yesterday. rstif.ing the XVIII constitutional
amendment
Bills Referrei-S B =. relating 70 grand li.t
5 s, relating 90 limitation Of actions IS.
permitting parties in civil suits 10 challenge
jurors 5 b 3. relating to Nevbury Seminary
: ., defining voters in town meetings.
Tie above we're all referred to the judiciary
p-,,-,r ,r,,
,.,- l''ei er- nee.e''
VI Oi'-'e1 o'A'es notes
- - P--i'',s
I- - i'A''ls 'o '''oppe'' 20 COM
''''5ee p' W JI tl.u'.ls-
- ~, ii1's,i.'i'H II q oI.,se Al...'ns cA
o. NJ -, ~ .-'.. 1'.--'--.'.se =" '..iN-
II - 'o.,l.u ,Ae A.'ulzn'
- 50 AlI '.,'sours-' steam 'sfry company
r. y-I ySiii'l,i','o
~ -- i'''1- ,'a'-'s 'o P-'"l e''V-i1H's'
'o 1, =. ,.lA.li''.e u. . on PI.n,'ls
,-I, Ine OntI Appo'h'el as committee under the .
81, uts E No. 'iie 5,I i1el'''n 'cii'') HsA'
-: ~ W N
-.'t.y Il1..eI'' u1A' "1eu 'ie
- "a '-u "eA';
-, - =. -o,I--;i. - ~ '.'
-. ''' '''e
H. r,,t.;-- ...-.-t -,
- - 81
..,,,-:.L -. 80 si. "
- ''''
-
.,, S. - -. II - M n
,,-r.,,-e ,lo ,.-;,,,,-.Ss 1000 .-i1.s
-. ioI - a. .tI W
,-o-, U;.,r.,I So. ol.1
III S-..l "
AFTERNooS
Mr.. Camp presented the petition o. Charles
Learcy. for the repeal Of the blasphemv law re-
ferrei to judiciary committee
Bills introduced and referred By Ne Dale.
lor the reiei OF Joseph A. Ms1sur 10 committee
On claims.
81 Mr. uoolel, relating TO drains and COM
mon sewers (authoFislnS lands TO be taken and
assessments made Tor such purpose
lh.ri reading crderei-on b 10, lncorpora-
ing hishgaie' Alhurgh 'nd Plattsourgh steam
ferry company.