The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-14

Joint assembly adjourned to meet on Tues
day next at $50 o'clock. The Senate then
withdrew.
Reports-From committee on corpora
tons in favor of II. 203, to change the COL
porate name of Ripley Female college
passed.
From committee on railroads In favor Of
S. SO, TO amend the general railroad law
passed.
From committee Oh corporations in favor
of II. 382, to incorporate the Washington
hotel company passed.
From committee on corporations in favor
of H. 3l2, 10 incorporate the Reed ceme-
terry assocatioe, passed.
From committee on banks in favor OF ).
2S, In amendment of an act to incorporate
the Hyde Park savings bank and trust
company passed.
From committee on manufactures against
II. $40, relating 10 the taxation OF manu-
featuring establishments third readingre-
fused.
From committee on education, in favor
of Ii. 215, to incorporate the St. Johnsbury
Academy, with proposal of amendment,
which was agreed to and the bill was pass
GO.
MIR. Hubbard Of Springfield called up
IL. 146, relating to the board of agriculture,
manufactures and mining, and the question
was on the amendment reported by the
committee on agriculture, making the
board board of agriculture and repeating
that portion of the bill referring to mining
statistics and manufactures
Mr. Hyde of Castleton opposed the
amendment.
Messrs. Hubbard of Springfield, Wells
of CRANKY and Perrin Of Berlin moved the
dismissal of the bill.
| Mr.. Goodac demanded the previous
| question, and the house seconded the de-
mand
The main question wa then put, shall
the bill be dismissed Upon this question
the ayes and nays were Ayes, 49, nays,
II. The bill was dismissed.
Mr.. Stcbbins of Brookline presented a
remonstrance against the formation of a
new county.
Mr. Fairman of Wolcott called up II.
270, to establish the Vermont house of cor
reciion third reading ordered.
Senate bill referred-S. 6S, to pay Julian
Scott the sum therein named
Reports the genera committee,
against $. IA, to amend an act authorizing
the change of names and constituting the
persons heirs -at-law in certain cases, ap-
proved Nov %, 1870; third reading refus-
Cd
From committee on federal relations, in
favor of JOINT resolution relating to the
president of the United States. Instruct
ing our senators and requesting our repre-
sentatives in congress to use their influence
in favor of constitutional amendment SC
that no person shall hold the office of pres
ident or vice president two terms in snc'
cessiOn.
Mr.. Dana, of Cornwall proposed &c
ameI.d so that the bill shall read mot more
than two terms"
Mr.. Danforth, of Barnard, moved that
the resolution and amendment be dismiss
ed disagreed to-ayes 81, nays 81.
The question recurring Shall the amend
ment proposed by Mr.. Dana. of Cornwall
be adopted? Messrs. Davis of st. Albans
Grout of Barton, .Smalley of Burlington
Fla rman of Wolcott, Churchill of Goshen
and Rowe of Poutncv, briefly debated tn,
subject, pending which Mr.. Norton, o
Bennington, demanded the previous ques
ton, which was seconded by the house.
The main question was then put, Shall
the resolution be amended as proposed b,
Mr.. Dana, of Cornwall ; disagreed to.
The resolution was then adopteo-yca
SO, nays 81.
On motion of Mr.. Munson, OF Manches
ter, adjourned.