Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-09

Reynolds.
On Eleclions-Messrs Humphrey, Estey,
kellogg.
On MVa-y 4fairs-Messrs. Veazey,
B glow. Colhurn.
On Railroads Messrs. Powers, Colburn.
RrvnoId-. Mason, Wilson
on Bauks-Messrs. Morrill,, Smith,
Hu uphrev
O Laad Tosss-Messrs. Ba rtlett, Hough
ton, Scott.
On Printing -Messrs. King, Lamb, Shedd.
General C0mnlttse-Messrs. Ballard, Glea-
son. Manson.
On Fsdera1 Re1qti9us-Messrs. Adams,
Carpenter Bailey.
On H,gi,rays and Bridges-Messrs. Barnes,
Rogers. Butterh.ld.
On Rues-1l,ssrs. Hinckley, Carpenter,
Morrln.
Bus iatroHued-Bg Mr.. Powers, 70
amead sec { tnt 10, ch, 80 z s., relative
rePevIn; to committee on the judiciary.
By Mr. Bi.elov. t. annex Loo mis- Island
TO the town of CJlcho1ter; 10 general COM
miJree.
Resolptioas-By MIR. Carpenter, that in
the retirement OF IL 'nry Clark. E~q., from
the S.cretarvship of the Senate, position
he has illeI for e even coust tcutive years with
eminent courtesy ami signal ability, the
S-tte loses an officer who has devoted him
self untirjngy tD the public service, and
that the b>s5 wishes Of this body with which
be has been SD long and honOrably connected
will foil wv him through life
Mr. Carpenter remarked, that in introduc-
NJ the resolution Of thanks, it Is but simple
justice to put upon the journal of this body,
an express ion OF lis appreciation of his long
service, has patient aud genial department.,
and all who have been ass pciated with MIR.
Clark officially in this body will read with
pleasure this Just mark Of tribute to a long
trsei, honest and faithful public officer.
That the adoption Of this resolution may
carry with 1t our ju>ts appreciation, l dc
maud the yeas ami nay
Mr.. Bailey ul tlat he m)1t heartily en-
dorsej Cae continents OF the resolution and
all that hai ae-n sat com nen iatpry of the
retiring Secretary, Mr. Clark. and he deemed
IU hu tIat suc1 an expression should be
adopted by this b5Iy tie had at former
session n ii occi~i 10 To observe his efficiency
in the position which he hal flied with so
much hon IT, ana be gladly gave his vote for
tle re~llgfl11-
Nr Hac5.ev SID it gave him great pleas
ure ID vp1s tJr tle res ltGsI1a. lie had for
years known NJ Clark as Secret ry ot the
Seut e IL ti>l alluded u his eff ;'ent ser
wee in 0tharct ctplrlrles, anDng Otuer things
ais preparation aud arrangement OF the pres
an > are Manual.
Mr. B5-e.ov sand he should vote for the
res utlnn ehesr.uilv, adding his te>t mony
t. cne excell.uev of Mr. Curk's services as
secret trv aI tIe Ss1tre. As mem oec of
the press, ls hal freq ieao DECISIONS to avail
lIu>s. s.u MS -lI-5s.y, All a. N tJJer hIW
great the pressure of business, his eq Ia
siu-lF and -pft ntCIre never isSerusl nm.
NJ Ctrsel-sr ctu-d or ths ye IS 4ni u iys.
.r-
.ofe. every = lt-lr beng IN ms seat at the
Jlsn- IHe va q sVt~ t1ken-
,T1ia- Reg5 .stou-Bv NJ. Ballard: that
IS rom.ntttes -t 5v, senator's aud 5hree mem
hers IT see Il l-s ne appJInued q inq uIre
Hnta and rel ,. .tc re c0nItrOn o. pers ms cJn-
f ieI In Jhe Insane Asylum. Oa motion of
MIR. Carp-nrer ordered q lie. and OF his
nnt-au taken op aai amend nents Ofer21
winch We're accepted hy the IN 'ver of the
res luton ana 90 notion Of Mr.. Reynolds
Il was again 1r3 red ID lie
T4e Governors nesltye being received
ter.uEl tue Secretary of Z vi and Military
Adurs, the secretary pc5cJ eded to read the
same
On motion # Mr. Merrill ordered that the
Secretary he instructed ca procure the print
ln- of three tu4dreI and 6.ty copies for the
use ~ TIE Senate.
ueU-G-Nr. SJephe1 5. Mott, of Alhurgh,
AMI Mr NJ. r. Mattlson, of SALISBURY.
having presented their credentials as she
Repre>e Ja-ives elect from their respective
Q .,5us. were iulv = Forn and took their seats
Tue ape4ker laii before the House the
Mesa aSe Of hls ExeellencY, the Governor,
which was read by the Clerk.
(S.e Message elsewhere.)
ReSoIutl9aS-Bg Mr.. White, OF rOpsham,
1 at The Clerk Of the House be instructed to
rf ,c tbo7sauH
of the Governor message for the use of the
House. adopted.
FRIDAY, Oct. l.
SEx4TE-The chair announced the ap-
poinungnt Of Edward NJ Brown, of
Montpelier, as reporter of the proceedings of
the >enare Tor the present biennial session.
The chair nominated, and the Senate ap-
p0inCei the following committees
To canvass the votes for county and State
gtlicsrs-Aidson County, Mr.. Smith Ben
uingJ0a Co4nty, AIr. uJughton Caledo lia,
Nr. Rogers Chittepden County, Mr.
Essex County, Mr.. Bartlett
F.aukIn County. Mr.. Stiles Grand Isle
County. Mr. Reynolds Lam1Ille County,
Mr.. Powers Orange County, Mr..
dmckley. Orleans County, Mr.. Wilson
Rutland County. Mr. Kellogg; Washington
County. Mr. King WIndham County, Mr..
ButJerteid; Windsor County, Mr.. Lamb.
On the Library, Messrs. Estey and
Gleason.
Rcsoluii5us-By Mr. Adam-, that the
committee on the judiciary be instructed TO
inquire whether any further legislation is
necessary 10 prevent the admission of pa
tents 10 the Verm9l 1t Asy um for the insane
when such persons are not, IN any proper
sense, the proper subjects for such an
Institution, and to report by bill or other
wise. On motion of Mr.. Powers, order ed to
lie
By Mr.. King, Uhat the two houses meet in
Joint assembly on Tuesday next, at half past
TWO in the afternoon, u hear the report of
the commit e appointed TO canvass the votes
Tor county ami probate officers, and ii neces-
sary TO complete the election of the same;
adopted.
BIS Htirodueed and gejerred--By Mr..
Reynolds that in the absence cf any agree
ment in writing to the contrary, the legal
rate of interest shall b. 6 per cent. per
8nnum to committee on Judiciary.
BY 2lr. Bigelcw, to Incorporate the Bur
ing on Paper Company to general com
nittee.
Mr. Powers cllled up the resolution in re-
atIon 10 the Vermont Insane Asylum, and
the came was adopted
Mr. Reya ids called up the resolution in
roduc yesterday upon the same subject.
vi DulttfuSi0 Ctt-e4 ioI tue todutuS Vi 1uo
resolution Mr. Butterfsld was 10 favOr of
most of the resolution, hut be thought that
- tar 1t provided for committee to visit
5he institution, it could DC of no practical
He thought the time and money
lad better be spent 10 a thorough Invest;ga-
.io1 at Montpelier, and that power be gwen
10 send for persons and papers.
Mr. Carpenter advoc tied visiting the in
,tltution by Une lmmttee as the best means
# procuring reliable information as 70 the
.Ondition AMI management OF the same. Mr..
Butte field Withdrew his objection, and the
-esOlutiou was adopted.
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