Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22

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,is.rai,or ~ ,bi. .,br.c' the qpessivn se,>g aron
the .m,rdmen, 10 The bill. hom the house. r,ano.
sed by ihc CON. In her report ofSa,nrday evening.
The Jebsic wss further continued hy Mtssfs Wat.
son. Saiiie fIes.fd and Rsnney, opposed 10 iao
amondncui. and by Nrssrs Bel. Convene, Porter
sud p~ierpciHi. ~ "a favor. when the senaie, ~th-
out taking the question Al.
I'VE hope TO be- able in a future paper. 20 favor
cor readers With a sketch of the able snd interest.
iag debate ppon this important question:
TUsspay. Nov. Is.
SENATE Bills red a 81 lime snd passed {;
authorizing Courts 10 settle certain accounts q! lsnd
tax CON.
On motion Of Mr. Pietpolot The Senate resolved
% mce, hereafter at 3 o'clock A. NJ. sdJ.
iIOUSE-Thc uuendmen, ofthe senate to the
mileage bill was concurrei IN.
Bills ordotcd to q 3 ~resling-To prevent circus
rtding-loca'inr Fronkja CO. boildiors-re'a'inr
TO The States prison, Supported by Mrssrs Cool
dcc and Conau', and opposed by Mr. Dewey efG.
Dismissed, Settle Literary convention .Tacul.
ty Of Middlebnry and Burlington colleges ALL OH
rrs, bed leave TO Wihlrsw The r petitions relative
to sutpius-biil Incorporating Bl0cR river bauk. on
motion nf Mr. Tracy. suppur,ed by Mr. Tracy. o5-
rosed by mr-.r- F.ilau, Hale L-wrenee aud
Wood. ayes "a, nays 10.
Bills pas.ed-Igcorporsling Brst,iebuto MANI.
facturing Co.
Tile bill sppropriatinr a fum for railroad sur
yev. WAS amended by slrici iag out the Western
and Genital routes, on motion Of Mr. Bucknasler
supported ay Mr. Villas. Fitch md Curii4 and op.
posed bv Mc@srs Brewster AMI Saigean,.
On molion OF NJ Cushman
adj to 2 pas, one.
. o'clock, p. NJ.
SENATE Mr. Briggs cslled mp his motion to
reconsider the vote assigning Thursday norning a.
The day for sdj'nrnment: vote reconsldrred. when
Mr. Briggs moved to an end The resolution by eras-
ing Thursday aud Substituting Friday. Mr. Met-
rfll was opposed to The propnsiilou-there vas bust
ness, of nrgeot importance enough to occupy the
time unit. Tuesday Of next week. II the adj, was
To take place on Friday, many of the members
could not reachtheir homes without travelling upon
The Sabbath or putting up Mt expense. He did moi
think il right, himself to travel on The sabbath, or
f1r The Legislature To set the eXanpie-laV makers
should not be law breakers. Mr. Sheldon moved
to Law the resolution Upon the table, Messrs Briggs
and Bel, opposed the motion nd II VAS lost. The
amendment prevailed, and The Senate concurred in
The resolution a. amended 10 adjourn without day
on Friday morning next.
BIls-establishing permanent salaries for Ger
tail oificers, reported By committee proposing to
add TO the prnnosed salary Of secretary of State so
that !, amount to $3.50; amendment lost. and on
motion Of Mr. Sheldon the blank was filled with
Si00--libraria Sl00--engrossing clerk Sl75;
read a 81 time aud passet.
Surplus rert nve-the order Of The day was re-
sumrd upon this subject. WHEN Mr. White address
sod tho Senate at lo"E,h - favor of The amendment
to the bill, by the COMMITTEE proposing to make a
safe ~deposite of The money, when received, at 6 per
cent; the distribution to be left at the disposal of
the people by a future Legislature. Mr. Merrill
followed in opposition to the amendment, regarding
it as a kind Of a pet bani measure, so odious in the
estimation nfsome gentlemen. but here proposed
to be resorted to, whether TO be used for political
purposes or not he vas not prepared tc say.
Mr. Young spoke III favor of the amendment when
Mr. White replied to Mr. Merrill, and the latter
rejoined. Mr. Bell closed his debate, and the ques-
ton ofnmendment was decided in the negative
ayes II, nays 10.
Mr. Pierpuin! moved 10 erase all tho sections Of
the bill, after the enacting clause, and offered a re.
solution which was read, aud on motion of Mr.
Sheldon, committed 10 the committee % the To-
dietary.
BIlls-relating 20 endorses. ordered to be engross-
ed; regulating and governing the militin; called up
by Mr. Phelps, read Il 81 lime
Adj. to half past G.
IIOUSE--Repor,s disposed Of:
Relative to Bank Inspectors compensation. laid
on the table; agains, any alteration Of the militia
Iaw-bill relative 10 the grand list, LAID on the
table.
Ordered to a 81 reading Relative to advertise
men,s for land taxes.
Bills ps~ssed-Locating Franklin County build
Ings-ln relation to common schools-appropriat-
ING $1,000 for survey Of Eastern rail road route,
90 ru So.
Dismissed, &c.-Bill to charter Poul'ney bank,
rejected, G7, noes ll2,-bll rechauerlng
Caiadon'a Co. bank, discussed by Messrs Smith Of
-. A., Merrill, Stevens OFF,, Sheare;, c. K. Field
Buckmssier, Austin and Pierce.
The senate came IN and the join, com. made the
following appointments;
WINDSOR CoUsrT.
Daniel Bowen, Sheriff,
slln'he'l Adams, Hon ,o.oecto,..
Ezra Putnam, HoP in'p'0''''
Con. nrJ. to tomorrow afternoon,
The Tpntrf an tho eubio,. & .I.,,rr ua, 80,