The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-15

upon site for the reform school adopted |
on the part Of the house. Ayes 1913, nays
AZ.
On motion of Mr.. Dana of Cornwall, ad- |
journed.
AFTERNOON.
The speaker announced as the appoint
ment Of the following special committee to
whom shall be referred all matters relating
to the reform school.
Mr.. Gilman of Montpelier, Henry of
Chester, Nash of New Haven, Kent of
Dorset, Hall of Groton, Gillett of Richmond,
Storrs of Brighton, Powell of Richford,
Ladd of Alburgh Stevens of Eden, Gillett,
of Thetford, Currier of Troy, Goodell of
Brandon, Webster of Putney.
Mr.. Guild of Rupert, moved the refer
ence of house bills Nos. and 2, this morn
ing be referred to committee on reform
school, be recalled and that the bills be
referred to the special committee just an
nounced by the speaker; and the same was
agreed to, and the reference made.
Mr.. Davenport of Wilmington, called
up the joint resolution relating to final adj
journment on Saturday morning which was
laid on the table this morning. He ia
vored the resolution, as giving ample time
to consider all matters relating to the espe-
Mr.. Norton of Bennington, moved to
amend the resolution by fixing the time for
Friday morning the 10Th, instead of Satur-
day the 10th.
Mr.. Dana of Cornwall, moved to refer
the resolution and pending amendment to
the special committee on the subject matter
of the Reform School.
Mr.. Smalley of Burlington opposed the
| motion 10 refer to committee and pre-
ferred that the original resolution should
be adopted without amendment.
Mr.. Munson of Manchester and Mr..
Ladd of Alburgh concurred with Mr.. Small
ley and favored the adoption of the original
resolution.
Pending the question on the motion of
Mr.. Dana of Cornwall, Mr.. Newell of
Shelburne moved that the resolution be
ordered to lie until we know the decision
of the Senate as to the proposed trip to
Vergennes.
Mr. Perrin of Berlin moved that the res
olution be dismissed, which was disagreed
| to.
The motions of Mr.. Newell Mr.. Dana
and Mr.. Norton were then respectively dis
agreed to.
The resolution was then amended so
as to fix the hour of final adjournment at
9 o'clock Saturday morning and the reso-
lutions so amended was adopted on the part
OF the House
Bills introduced and referred-By Mr..
Lynde of Marlboro, providing for the re-
building of the Vermont reform school Zap
propriating $4,000 for the purpose;) re-
ferred to special committee on reform
school.
BY Mr.. Smalley of Burlington, to secure
liberty of conscience to the inmates of all
state institutions second reading refused.
By Mr. Newell of Shelburn, to repeal an
act relating 70 Migrants, approved Nov. LIST,
1854; to select committee on reform school.
BY Mr.. Sprague of Vergennes, providing
for the rebuilding of the reform school at
Vergennes to select committee on reform
school.
Revolutionary Mr.. Danforth of Barnard
that when the house adjourn this afternoon
it will be to meet at seven o'clock this
evening disagreed to.
The Senate proposal of amendment to
the resolution relating to going to Yer
gennes was concurred in.
Resolution.-By Mr.. Davis Of Reading,
that when this House adjourn this after
noon, 1t be to meet at 10 o'clock on Friday
morning.
Mr.. Grout of Barton, moved to amend
so as to meet at 8 o'clock tomorrow (Thurs
day. evening; which was agreed to.
The resolution was then adopted.
Mr.. Davenport of Wilmington, moved
that an invitation be extended to the Gov
ernor to accompany the Legislature in its
trip to Vergennes tomorrow; adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Guild of Rupert, adj
journcd.