Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-14
and is the same bill e. IL introduced last year
by Senator Dalel: to committee on printing.
Adjourned.
tInTrGE

and is the same bill e. IL introduced last year
/ by Senator Dalel to committee on printing.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The journal of yesterday was read and sp-
proved.
Report by Mr.. Hinckley of Chelsea, from
the committee on rules, reporting rules for the
government of the House, 1.-THE same as the rules
of the House last year. which report was &C
cepted and the rules therein recommended adopt
ed as the rules OF the House of Representatives
for the present session.
Joint resolu;ions.-By Mr.. Barnes of Ferris
burgh. that a committee of one Senator and
three Representatives from each county, be ap-
pointed by the President Of the Senate and
Speaker Of the House. respectively, to canvass
the votes given in the several Congressional dis
tricts, and declare those persons having major
ity Of all the votes cast in said districts, res
pectyely, to be elected representatives to repre-
sent this State in the Congress of the United
States which was read and adopted on the part
of the House.
Bills introduced and referred.-To constitute
Charles Csroy heir-at-law Of Edward h. and
Mary A. Severance /; to general committee.
By Mr. Scott of Plymouth. relating to the
powers Of Notsries Public and Masters in Chan
Gerry; to committee on judiciary.
By Mr.. Drake of Royalton. to repeal secs Al,
~, 4S, IS and 80 of chap. %. g. =, relating to
repairs Of highways and bridges; to general com
mittee.
By Mr.. Houghton of Stamford, in addition to
chap. 40, 2. $, relating to eiectments to COM
mittee on judiciary
By Mr.. Wood of Fairhaveu, relating to the at
tachment Of property in certain cases to com
mittee on judiciary. Provides that whenever
manufactured or other articles are attached as
the property Of the manufacturer or producer,
claims for services rendered in the manufacture
or production or the same, shall take precedence
of all other claims providing, that the person
or persons so rendering such services, snail,
within ten days after said articles are taken in
execution, cause said articles to be attached upon
& writ in his favor. In such cases, the plaintiff
shall only have priority over other attachments
for the amount shown by a certificate of the
court rendering the judgment, to be for services
only
BY Mr.. Henry of Chester, to change the name
Of Lydia \. Kenyon Of Hardwick, and constitute
her heir-at-law Of James NJ and Susan Nelson
to general committee.
BY Mr. Richmond of " Woodstock, laying tax
on the county of Windsor -four cents on the dol
lar of the grand list to committee consisting
Of members from Windsor county.
The Speaker announced that the clerk had
appointed rs his assistants
Henry n Newell of Shelburne.
Julius s Dorman Of Troy.
Hiram X. Dewey OF Lyndon.
The Speaker announced the sppointmen; OF
the following committees
On Elections-Messrs Grout Of Barton, Skiff
of Monkton, Bailey oil Newbury Henry Of Ches-
ter, Phelps of Grafton, Jones of Richmond, Ba-
con Of Sunderland.
On Ways and Means-Messrs. Slaie Of Mid
dlebury, Richmond Of Woodstock. Smith of ST.
Adams, Beaman of Poultney, Bartholomew OF
Washington, Fairbanks of St. Johnsbury, Car
penter OF Burlington.
On Military Affairs -Nlessrs. Chase Of Jay,
Houghton of Stamford, Nichols Of Brantree
Bates Of Huntington, ashburn Of Gulldhsl,
Baxter Of Highgate, Slsby Of Westmore
On the Juiiciary-Mcssrs Wood Of Fair
haven lIinckley of Chelsea, Ballard Of Fairfax,
FArnsworth of Windsor, Bisbee Of Newport
Z Butteriell Of Wilmington, Besmsn Of Poultney
On Education -Messrs. Carleton Of Waits
Z field. Whttemore OF Milton, Ma1feld Of YER
geunes, Sanborn OF Lyndon. Drake Of Royal
ton, Dean of Bakersfield, Carpenter Of Reads
boro.
On Claims-Messrs. Hinckley of Chelsea,
Parks Of waterford, Steison of Enosburgh
Wibns of Stowe. Lance Of Cabot, Green Of Shell
don, Thomas OF Reading
On Railroads -Messrs Stafford Of Hartford,
Colburn Of Manchester Bisbee Of Newport, Bal
lari Of Fairfax, Page Of llylepsrk, Bromley Of
Pawl,r, Clark Of Brandon
On Bauks-Nlessrs Poland Of Montpelier,
Morgan OF Rochester, Graves Of Bennington.
/ Mu1gett Of Cambridge Crosby Of Brsttleooro,
! Hitchcock Of pittsfori. Brewster OF Irssburgh.
90 Manufactures -Messrs Chase Of Concord. .
/ Parker Of Lowell, Tyrell Of Dorset, Day Of Ira,
/ Clark Of Randolph. Lane Of Plsiuheld. Guyer OF
Wolcott
On Grand L,s.-llezsrs Tappen Of Pantou,
Brown Of Goshen, Graham Of Winhsll, Stevens
of Colchester, Jones Of Richmond, Goodrich Of
Harisick, Marshall Of Burke Washburn Of
Ggildhau, Nichols Of Lunenburgh, Rage Of
Hylepark. Cook of Elmore. Goolsell Of Isle La
Motto. Hazen OF North Hero. Cariell Of Warren.
SouIe Of Fairfield. Kennedy Of Troy, Lunt Of Der
hy NcDufiee Of Bradford Austin Of Tuubriige,
Baird Of Chitteaien, Hitchcock Of West Haven,
Stafford Of Westminster, Phelps Of Grafton, Col
Iona Of Stockbriige, Benjamin Of West Windsor,
Kemp Of Worcester, Coburn Of East Nontpe-
lier.
ON State Prison. -Messrs. Cobb Of Straffori.
Cook Of Mt Holly, White Of Topshsm, Rowell Of
Albany, Colvin Of Clare Edon Shedi Of Salem.
Wooster Of Msrsh6eld.
On Corporations NIessrs. Amsden Of Wes-
thersield, Thomas Of Salisbury, Houghton Of
1taLlNIaAs Lh4lll Oh " AlAtl. OINle u CAAIh h-
boro, Hailock Of Lexington, Dodge Of Thet-
ford
On Town Liues-Messrs. Gray Of Wheelock,
Brigham Of Essex, Walter of East Haven, Hlrl-
Der, Of Belvidere, Spear Of Nershire, Robinson
Of Holland, White Of Orwell
On Public Buildings-Messrs Isham Of St
George. Snow Of Bloomfield Houghton Of
Orange. ST. Johns of Hubbarlton. Hills Of More '
town, Clark Of Jamaica
On Highways, Bridges and Ferries-Nessrs. :
Goodsell of Isle La Motto. Hunt Of Vernon, I
Field Of Springfield, North Of Shorsham, Dickey :
cf Rytgste, Billings Of Ripton.
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES.
Under Fourth Joint Rule-Nlessrs Scott Of
Plymouth. Alirich Of Wocdford, Eison Of Men
don. r
On Bills-Messrs. Buell. Of Middleton. Full
Ter Of Brookield
On Joint RIes-Messrs. Poland Of Mont s
peher Dickinson Of NeTfane.
ON Library-Mr Kellogg Of Benson, Hall Of i
Swantcn, Whacomb Of Ludlow. c
AFTERNOON a
Mr.. Page Of Hydepark, arose to a question Of
privilege, and stated that in making up the COM
mittee on the grand list, the county Of Lsmoile OF
had no members on that committee while the if
county of Franklin had four members, and sug- 81
gested that Lamoille county should have two of
the four gwen 10 FRANKLIN county.
Joint Resolutons-By Mr. HYDE Of Castleton
that committee consisting of three Senators 7
and FIVE members of the House, be appointed By !
the President Of the Senate and Speaker Of the u
House to consider the subject Of redistrictng the al
State and if, in their opinion, there is a neces
sity for such action, to rc-dstrict the State into
Districts, and report by bill or
which was adopted on the part Of =,
the House =.
From the Senate, fora joint assembly st half a,
past two O'Clock, on Tuesday afternoon next to
hear the report Of the committee appointed TO 70
canvass the votes for county officers which was h,
adopted in concurrence.
The Speaker announced the appointment Of p
The following additional
STANDING AND SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
On Federal Relations. -Nlessrs Graham Of
Tinhal Ridley Of Duxbury, Pierce of Csyen-
dish, Smith of Shrewsbury, Wheat of Putney,
Douglass Of Willision, Mowrey Of Nottingham
On Reform Scho0l-Messrs Hyde Of Castle
on, Ormsby of Waterbury, Page of Morrstown,
Powers of Leicester, Crosby of Brattleboro.
Special Committee on resolution introduced by
Mr. Wood of Fairhaven, in relation to the re-
vision OF the General Statutes to conform to
biennial observation-disclosures Wood of Farhaven,
jrout Of Barton, Hall Of Swanton, Henry of u
Chester. Jones Of Windhsm.
Bills introduced and referred BY Mr. Wood
# Fairhaven, in amendment of sec. "a, ch. Sc,
!. 5, relating to dispositions and witnesses to
committee on Judiciary.
By Mr.. Page of Hyde Park, enlarging the /
lowers Of county clerks, [giving them authority ne
o take recoguisances of deedsl to committee ha
N judiciary. TO-
Resoluton.-By Mr.. Skif of Monkton, that We Ts
yhen the House adjourn this afternoon it be an
Until 10 O'Clock Monday morning which tn
vas forcibly opposed by Mr.. Bull of Hancock, Ell
Who demanded the yeas and nays on the question
f the adoption of the resolution. -
Mr. Hinckley of Chelsea moved that the reso-
ntinr he nrllered tn lie which Has arraeI tn n