State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-15

made 10 The town IN proportion 10 the actual
population at that time--suprortcd by AIessrs
Conant, Sergeant, and Sawyer oil II ,-oprosed
by Messrs Foote Dewey OF G, Fitch, Need.
ham Of i, and Buckmaster-it was moved to
lay the bill upon the table and make it the or.
der for Monday iternoon--ncglllved 81 10 &C,
and the amendment was rejected afterwards
varied to Jan. instead OF March and again re-
jecled.
Adjourned ayes So, nays p.
.... MovDAY, Nov. :.
SENATE-Praycr by the Chaplain.
Mr. Gates asked and oDiaiucd leave of absence
from and after tomorrow morning, during tho re-
maudcr of the week.
Bt--mlrojuccd by MIR Tenncy, incorprating
Wells River manufacturing Co capital $500 COO,
referred 10 com. ON manufactures the bill from The
mousse sent upior concurrence, repeating part Of an
act which authorscs the superintendent Of the State
Prison 10 draw annually $500 from the State Trca-
sury, read twice, after debate by Messrs Steele,
Plerpoiut Palmer, Phelps, Hammond, Briggs Howe
and Henry, and referred 10 COM on finance.
EagroSScd JHS Passef-incorporaung he Claren-
don manufacturing CO.-iucoruoratlnu the Barre
manufacturing Co.
RUfs-Nlr Briggs moved an amendment Of the
rules, which lays upon the table "a hours, by rules
of the Senate
Rcsohhons-from the house, sent up for concur
Notwithstanding the Governor to appoint A b
dung, superintendent Of the State House. Mr.
Palmer preferred TO leave the appointment discre-
tlonary with the Gov. not imperative. Mr. Briggs
said understood to be Unnecessary any longer
to continue 10th an architect and superintendent
the former could easily discharge the duties of both
nndcr one salary. MIR Perpont suggested that
the resolution might be rejected and a bill ntrodu-
cedi providing that the architect be required or en-
powcd to discharge also the duties of superinend-
ent The senate nonconcurred in the resolution.
Grand GSt-Mr Young called the bill when this
SUBJECT which was further consdered debated a.
mended and Mr. Plcrpon moved an amendment,
! taxing wild, or unimproved lands This motion =
| hclied an able, animated AMI plotracted debate,
supported by Messrs Howe, Ranney, Briggs, Pier
point and BeckwI'h, oppose by Messrs Young
Bell, Van Scklen, Watson Porter and Barnes.
aud decided IN the negative, yeas l3, nays l6. Mr.
Ranncy moved an amendment providing that hous-
es and house lots be set in the list at per cent.
and supported the motion by remarks. Mr. Porter
replied IN opposition to the motion, Mr. Ranney re-
joined, Mcssrs Bell and Van Sicklen spoke in op.
position. Motion negauyed and the bill laid upon
the table
Resolution, from the house, assigning day for ap.
pointing certain county officers, concurred in.
Senate adj.
HOUSE-On motion Of Mr. Villas, resolved
| that no bill be introduced into the House after
! Monday next. On motion Of Mr. Sawyer oil
H., JOINT meeting was agreed to for filng
vacancy in LamOIle county court.
| The House concuTcd in The amendment
Of the Senate to the resolution relative to eX-
animation of state prison.
Bus introduced By Mr. Church reneolino
act relative 10 destruction OF deer. referred ia
! general committee; by Mr. Bradley, incorpo.
rating Sunderland lead mining aud manuiac-
! turing company, TO committee on nanutac-
lures.
Reports made and thus disposed Of
Oriered 10 thru reading. Bill incorpora.
ting Waisfeld and Morotown manufacturing
! company.
! Dismissed Bill in addition to HIGHWAY net.
! cdl-ann,.vin,, ,,,,,,,r sn,i, ,.,,,.,, :,
| L ,'h,, ' -
| 49, D.
~ = "''"et' "sNtu IcaVe oil absence ait'l
| Wcdnesday-graned.
| Petition of John Sanborn aud others, refer
| red 10 committee on licenses
BHis nassedl Iucornorotinr Trnbridge &
! Williams r,vnr r,,,,,c, ,,r.,7,, l.',.,,777i,,-
y, .", ''''''' 'I'S 'o,',P"",os
! b'"'N ''c' S%tu 'o"'P""l; ticeu NouhldlI
iron co" Ml'dIeDury saVlhSs bank; compen
/ salng superintendent OF state prison taXns
! lands in Jay and Victory; in addition TO nc
! relative 10 inspectors of hous-oIter,no nam,
! of Francis ~, urcout-odd,ior o. az -, :,
| =. u.,: CT -"
ucl 10 MS icSuI p'lNHt5es--ln audluOn 10 pro-
! bate acts.
The House considered the engrosscd bill Il
rcchortar fine Rank oc 81 AIhars d;,o,,-.,,d h,
| N.s.rs CnodoIo Smitb oIS, A. VII, nj
| +, III :, ~ ~. ~ ' -, ,."'' ''"''
"'Hu', ~ r'''u, Nteuna' OF ~ bucKmas
Ter, fUch, llasWeIl, Fairbanks Sawyer ant
! Tracy and II was passed, ayes lo3, noes -
AdiourncF.
o'clock p NJ.
SENATE-Rep97i of co,apiHees-the com
on education, to whom was referred the resolutio,
TO inquire nto the cypcdiency of proyiding far 90
oloaica and Typographical survey # The stale mad
a report upon the subject, which was read 10 IN,
] 81
conn,enaing mai the Gov. be authorised n nscer
tain the probable expense. and reuort ~ The nov
session Of the legislature. On mo,,on &C Mr. Uov,
! 800 comics were ordered IN no ARMED NJ ITor
nv reported the bill incorporniino tbe p,ot,lshor,
manufacturing CO. with amdendnrnt oraein, nj
the sections. And subs,irutinTs nc, I'm ,vbon NJ
| Waterman called for tbe readiog nC ,b. nr;at,s
bIlI. and oppos,d the arend,ncn, n,nr,-,i,7 b