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

temperance referred to select committee
on that subject.
Reports Of Committees by Mr. Hammond,
the bill providing for completing and fur
nshng the State House read third time
and passed; by Mr. Beckwith, bill laying
! tax on lands in Troy, that it ought not to
pass; rejected laying tax on lands in
/ Victory, with amendment, which wns
agreed to, and tho bill was read third
time and passed by Mr. HHbbell the bill
! from the house, for admission to practice,
of Attorneys at law, without amendment;
rejected by MIR Henry, the bill incorpora-
ting Waitslield and Moretown manufacture
| ing company, read third time and passed;
by mr Briggs, the hill to compensate county
clerks and sherifis for returning votes, 10
cts per mile each way for travel; SIS per
day for counting. On motion of Mr. He
bard the pay per day was reduced to So.
and so amended the bill vas ordered to be
engrossed.
Bill introduced-By Mr. Steele, to incor-
porate the Otlauquechce Manufacturing
Company; read twice and referred to com
mittee on manufactures.
BankS-The bill extending the charter
of the Bank of ST. Adams being under COLI
sideration, MIR Watson offered an addition
al section by way of amendment, placing
banks in the State more Immediately under
the direction md control of the Legislature.
Upon this propositions an interesting de-
bate enslled, Mr. Pcrpoint in the chair,
Messrs. Watson, Smile and Merrill in favor
and Messrs Howe, Sheldon and Porter
against the proposed amendments when
Mr. Phelps demanded the yeas and NAYS,
and the motion was lost, ay 6, nays 90.
Mr.. Waterman moved to amend the bill.
by requiring the banks to issue no bills Of n
less denomination than five dollars, after
the year 1910. Opposed by Messrs. Briggs
and Howe, supported NY Mr. Waterman,
and motion lost, yeas ), noes %, when tho
bill was read a third time and passed, yeas
Is, noes 10.
Eng. Bills. To prevent forcibe entry
and detainer, debated until the Senate nd
; journed.
HOUSE. Prayer by Rev. Mr. Kellogg.
The House resumed the consideration
of the bill establishing n Grammar School
al Lyndon; discussed by Messrs Villas,
Sawyer of n. Smith of St, A. Fitch, Tracy,
Hale, Needham of B, Hastings. Dewey Of
, G. and Peck; an amendment limiting tho
:; grant of lands TO the grants not already per-
manently made 10 other schools, was relec-
!; ted, ayes 6S, noes 9S. The bill was ordered
t TO a second reading, 1877 to 20, and ordered
to third reading.
MI Whitney introduced a resolution for
| filling vacancy in Windhom Co. Officers;
adopted.
Mr. Marcy of Hartland had leave Of nb-
sence after Monday.
Mr. Peck moved to reconsider the vote
dismissing the bill for bank at Brandon;
laid on the table Adj.
SENATE. Reports Of Committees BY
Kr Henry, the bill Incorporating the OTTO
queeche manufacturing Co. read a third
= time and ne>sai: hu ny ner-;;..ii BIZ, relating
; to corporations, with amendments, consid-
cred as in com. of the whole and laid on
the table.
Eng. Bills: incorporating the Brattebo
ro' manufacturing co. read third time and
passed; asceraning the principles on
which the Grand List shall be made, read
a 3D. time and passed, yeas 10 nays IL.
Militia: Mr. Phelps called up the bill reg
ulating and governing the militia; the
y question being upon the order to be en-
u crossed, the yeas and nays being demand
ed, were yeas 49, noes g.
= Mr. Ranney called mp the bill regulating
Il the sale of wines and distilled spurious
II liquors. &c. and on motion of Mr. PicrNoint
{ recommittcd to the select com.
y Mr. Kinsman called mp the bill in favor Of
Peter Nichols; claim growing out OF acts Of
suspension, on motion of Mr. Briggs, nl on
c the table.
T. Slarcry in the District of Colomjia--Nr
3 Grandy called up the resolution upon this
$ subject, when Mt Bell demanded the yeas
and nays. Mr. Sheldon moved it he again
: laid upon the table Mr. Bell opposed the
3 motion, and hoped it would not he laid up
: on the table. Mr. Steele and Mr Phelps were
, - in favor of the motion to lay. Mr. Ranney
J. said he was sorry to see disposition TO
q evade rather than 10 meet tho question he
IL had hoped TO have heard thorough inves-
y tlgaton of the question but it was evident
there was no design % discuss it, Mr. Shell
don said he was neil lor afraid nor ashamed
q to meet the question, nor to declare his
i sentiments in favor of the resolution, and
e withdrew the motion to lay. Mr. Beckwith
t called for the yeas and nays, when Mr.
n Phelps moved that it be laid on the table /;
motion carried hy the casting vote of the
ii President.
r Mr. Bell called up the bill to prevent cir
Gus riding, which after M endment, dccar-
i ing circus riding, ventriloGuism theatrical
exhibitions, public nusau =, and provid-
C ing for their prevention. - Bell addressed
IL the Senate upon the dcmoralzing influence
Y of such exhibitions, presented by strolling
/ players, bankrupt in intellect and character:
$ read md ordered TO Sd reading.
/ Mr. Converse called up the bill to prevent
,, forcble entry and detainer, MI Huhbell, in
1, in the chair Messrs Converse, Young and
!, Barnes addressed the Senate, in opposition
TO the bill, Mr. Briggs in favor; on motion Of
+ Mr. Porter the bill was laid on the table.
:, The bill to compensate county clerks and
+ Sherifs was read third time and passed.
Adjourned.