Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-12-29
HOUSE-FOkENOON

Devotional exercises by the chaplain.
senate 6s refsrredaS 49, an act to proyde for the
and the payment transportation of discharged con
Ngts to their humes to com. on reform school.
es IT, 4S7 Sn act to amend Sec IS Of cha aoi r. S. as
substitute for Il @ an act relating to repairs on high
From com on grand list Il 46s, an act providing for
acommsson TO examine INTO the laws relating to tax
Pissed 45i an act to incorporate the Newport saw
inFs bank II 9, an act to incorporate the Barre
inEs tank; H 44, an act relating to the election OF
SeSS n an ac ie Sy of h H. os e a
company, approved November To- 1859 H. 46i an act TO
tennll cee6raton Of the surrender Of Cornwallis at
$g act to Mss Mis-
history OF AL the towns for one hundred year NeaS
reports From com. on highways bridges and fer.
RE, by Mr. Perry, IN iay2r OF h 3oS an act Tor thg
afternoon.
com ways and means to report forthwith II 999 al
%GSu t M an rsss f Of after cy
in which Mr. Page defended the coWmittees arion in
son attacked it, the motion was adopted.
the sstsnee % Carr VAS 3 f from the
asa special order Dismissed yeas l39, nays 29 - 80,
an act esta6shiaE shin % he salaries % Certain state 9cer;
and aPolishlng the offices Of state superntendeht Of
reported favor bly, from the com of ways aud means.
Mr. Spear striking out the section abolishng the office
Of Superintendent of education. Mr.. Page spoke N
EDUCATION and MIR. Spear and Mr., Richmond against
At And tne IN pa5 aoSe tb Se 6 % state t9 of
cation, by vote Of lle yeas to 2 nays Mr.. Golburn
the abolition the state superintendency of agricu
did Mr Fowler; But they wanted the section struck
out, because there wasa bill pending ESTABLISHING
the office and favored return to board Mr.. Harvey
offered an amendment to Mr.. Colburn's amendment
ricuture shall be $500 and expenses not to exceed
$1,000 all. Mr. Spear spoke against the amen imens
and AGAINST the retention OF the Superlntenuency
Upon Mr.. Coburn's amendment (the effect OF which
incndentl the yeas and nays resulted 49, as follows
mSrninv. -. oro..,. ,otnt 10.
out6n providing that member OF the house of repre-
senta,iyes may introduce 6 for the support o. o.
lie and be made mad Pecaii order for ~" O'Clock this
LOncUrred ii-Senate proposals OF amendment to the
following bills were incurred in. Il S3 an act act tt
county II. TO- act authorizing towns ecclesiastica
socetes and cemetery associations tore eve donations
for the care ut cemeteries and burial lots T.. ,.
Constitutional amendments the senate, relat
ing to reprIeve, combinations and parions; reatlnL
to granting of charters of corporaons each read an'
SaGS 1854 an act relating to coec
tors OF taxes; 10 com. on grand list ~ No., ~,
FINAL ddiOurnneHt-The resolution upon final ad
iournmeut came back from the senate with proposa
of amendment fixing the time next Friday morning a
Wealth rseid in the chaiJ explained to the house tina
there large amount OF important business stii M
could be dSne Wisely and w gn ne Tss M rere
some of the important bill still pending ana IN
constitutional amendments. Mr. Page OF Rutla a sai
that yrseI day morning there were 25I bills pending II
the house and senate Mr. Battell of Mddlebury m9ye
that the res luton be ordered to lie. Messrs. Abel
West Haven, F,ued, Fletcher, Brain-rd and Howe op
posed motion and favored the adopon of the reso
luton MIR. Martin said that this legislature had ha
before it more important measures than any preyou
Legislature. He did not believe that such importan
measures should he hurried. Messrs Hooker and Ely
Goddard also favored DONG the work thoroughly be
fore adj 1urument ON motion of Mr.. Harvey IN
previous question ordered, The motion to lie wa
agreed to yeas Il, days 65.
Adjourned.