Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25

By Mr.. Williams of Monkton
That the Clerk be directed to inform
the Senate that the House have. on their
part. completed the business OF the ses-
eiop. and are ready on their part to ad-
iourn without day; unanimously agreed to.
The Governor transmitted to the House
a communicAtion, vetoing House bill to
INCORPORATE the Vergennes Navigation
Company giving as his reason tor 30 do
ing that another bill for the same purpose
had been approved by him.
MIR. Bisbee of Newport moved that the
House take a recess until o'clock, which
was agreed to. q.
Upon again assembling at . O'Clock,
Wednesday morning, the Speaker de-
clared the House adjourned sine die.
sENATE-EyENINO.
Senate bill to incorporate the Alburgh, |
Highgate and Plattsburgh Steamboat
Con.any returned from the House with
nroposal of amendment. agreed to.
Senate bill to encourage manufactures;
House proposal of amendment agreed to.
Hosse bill in amendment of an act to
incorporate the Killington Railroad Com
pany; passed in concurrence.
Repcr.-From committee on railroads,
House bill relating to tho change OF de-
pots on railroads, with proposal OF amend
ment, substituting the supreme court Tor
the county court passed.
Nr. Nash introduced bill to incor-
porate the Addison County Trust Com
pany; read three times and passed. :.
Mr. Wheeler introduced bill to repeal
section of an Gnt relating to the coilec-
ton Of State taxes read three times ana
passed. ,.,,
r Iirssed II. concurrence. House bill lay
itg tax on Avery's and Buells Cores.
/ House bill Of the Observance of the
Sabbath and the disturbance OF religious
Imeetings, with proposal of amendment.
House bill laying tax on the county
Of Chittenden.
Mr.. Heath raGvad 10 .eloIsiaeI tha vote
passi.g House hill laying tax ON Avery s
and Buel's Cores. Favored by Mr.. Bene-
dict and opposed by Mr.. Heath. MIR.
Benedict called for the yeas and nays.
Yeas O, nays IS
II The President pro tem in the chair.
Rds0l,ifioa-B Mr. Benedict:
! Reso,ced, That the thanks Of the Senate
are hereby heartily rendered 70 His Honor,
George w. Hendee, for the ability, I'm
partisiity aad constesg with which ne has
discharged bis reeponsible duties as Presi'
dent OF the Senate, and that in the
severance # our p.osont relations, by the
i final adjournment Of this body, he will
carry with him the personal respect and
. best wishes of every Senator Adopted.
BY Mr. Dewey
Et>olgod, That the thanks OF the Senate
are due, and are hereby extended, to Hen
ry Clark, Esg.. Secretary of the Senate
for lbs able, accomplished and efficient
} performance Of the duties Of his office
, during this session Adopted.
: BY Mr.. Hutchinson of Orange, that The
3 thanks. OF the Senate are due, and ar'
: hereby extended to- Mason Is. Carpenter
/ f-sq Tor the efficient manner in which hs
: Ia gAelarged tbs duties Of Assistant
/. Secretary of t,le sena.e iEriHa Tie pre-
9 ort session. Adopted
e House bill 10 incorporate the Mt. IaboI
. mineral spring sud hotel company ad
: yersely bird reading refused
e I',,scd fa c0nc0fttHce House bali 10
: amendment of "a set entitled of corpora
j, tiDnr
i House bill to provide fDr ~ inspector
{. of lumber aud sbingles.
Z IIonse bili relating ~ the preceding
Q where corpcra'orr aro tfGstse,.
u On motion II Mr Merrill, the sonGt'
took Il recess until bali past pine o'clock
The session Icing resumed, House bil
d % empower the persons therein named 4
i improve the Gihon branch OF the La
moilic river.
r House bill regulating mill aud othe
dsIus. Seycrally passcd ia concurrence.
y On motion of Mr.. Heath, the Senat
t,ok rcccss until fifteen minutes &
j devon.
d The session being resumed
Rcferred House bill to inc0rporat
n the Walloomsac Railroad Company 3
d committee on railroads.
q Tho committee on railroadc aaked 70
4 and bad lea,e 70 ii. during She session o
y the Senate
Mr. Dewey OF Washington in th
l. chair
IL Pissed tn cOaeuyTence.-House bill I
y incorporate the Otter Creek navigatio
company.
II The president in the chair.
N At - o'clock the Senate again took
recess till half past twelve.
), The session being resumed, the commit
ID tee on railroads reported against Senai
bill to incorporate the Walloomsac raj
3 road company. and the third reading wa
n refused Mr. Royce moved to reconside
this vote, also TO lay the motion upon II
n table. Adopted.
/; AT five minutes past one the Sera'
again took d recess until fifteen minut,
ne before two
The session being resumed, the follow
ut ing bills were passed in concurrence:
T !; House bill, 10 regulate railroad eros
ings.
* House bill, constituting railroad col
rd ductors police officers in certain case
Adversely by committe and third readin
mt refused.
n. Resolutton.- BY Mr.. Pingry, that Il
Secretary inform the House that Il
IL Senate on their part have completed Il
II, business OF the session and are ready
adjourn without day.
he Report - From judiciary committ
ed against House bill, relating to serving
process on railroad corporations in certa
It's cases; third reading refused.
by Resolution. BY Mr.. Heath, that Il
of President appoint two Senators to wa
as upon the Governor, etc. Mr.. Heath 81
Mr.. Farnham were appointed as th
,at committee, who waited upon the Cove
a;t nor, and returning, informed the Sena
he that be would soon transmit his dn
ha message to the Senate through the SecI
70 tary Of Civil and Military Affairs.
ed A message was received from the Go
alI ernor informing tho Senate that he hi
az no further communication to make.
al Mr.. Heath moved that the Senate ta
a recess till 8 o'clock this morning.
a.. The President addressed the Senate
an follows:
X. HONORABLE SENATORS: IL can not
(ui this occasion pass without saying NO
I'VE in reference TO the expression contain
mt in the resolution just adopted in Il
sly body. am unable to speak In eleGe
sentences, or in words adapted to paxtt
scenes, but y3u viii allow me- the pleasu
ep-I of saying that II am entitled to I
tie constellation tho resolution oontnt
IT, and trust may be, and my ssrvt