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

The bill from the Senate relative to cleo
tons was considered and amended by strik-
ing oH all after The endcting clause.
Bills introduced. by Mr. Sawyer Of H.,
relative TO constables and other officers of
La Noble Co.-refcrred to committee of
three.
The Senate came in and the joint com
mittec made the following appointments:
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
S SG"a%' O. G Tisbsr' Assistant Justices.
John Currier, Sheriff.
Pliny Bliss, High Bailff.
Geo. C. Cahoon, States Attorney.
Samuel b. Mattocks, Judge of Probate
district of Caledonia.
Samuel Sias, Geo. w. Drew, Salma Da-
Wis, Jail Commissioners.
Calvin Morrill,, Inspector of Hops.
cHITTENDEN COUNTY.
John n. Pomery, States Attorney.
Charles RUSSELL Judge of Probate.
Nathaniel Niles, High Bailiff
(The nomination of G. b. Sawyer and
Lyman Cummings, justices of the peace,
gave rise to a very warm discussion by
Senators Van Sicklen and Miller, and by
Messrs Haswell, Fitch, Tracy, and others
and the nomination was confirmed.)
Orrin Edison, Brgadier General, 1st
Brigade 4th Division (Orren Edison, 14l,
S. B. Flint SO, scattering2.
The committee adjourned to Saturday
morning.
House adj.
2 o'clock, p. NJ.
SENATE.--Engr0SSed JMS-read Sd
time and passed. regulating Freemen'>
meetings /; in amendment of an act incor-
poratiug the Bellows Falls manufacturing
Co.; incorporating the Wells River man
ulacturing Co.. the Montpelier north
branch manufacturing Co.. the North
Springfield manufacturing Co.
Bills from the HouSe--relatng to rules
for admitting to practice Attornies at law
for completing the State house; laying q
tax of four cents per acre on lands in Jay
for the relief of John Goss in favor OF
Gcoroe Il. Hodges; Incorporating Waits
| field and Moretown manufacturing com
panies; severally read twice and referred
to appropriate committees.
MIR Howe called up the bill to preven
circus riding, &c. and moved an amend
ment laid upon the table.
MIR Henry called up the bill to incorpo
rate the Brattleboro' manufacturing Co. or
dered TO be engrossed.
Mr. Howe called up the bill in addition
to an act to prevent forcibe entry and de
tainer, and moved an amendment providin:
for the empanelment Of a jury OF six free
holders in q court of one justice of the peace
amendment adopted and the bill ordered tC
be epgrossed.
Rules amended in the 10th section O!
proposed yesterday by Mr. White relating
to the duties of the officers of the Senate.
Tue Senate took up message from til,
house inviting the Senate to appoint com
mittee of three persons Oh its part, to con
fer with a similar committee appointed b,
the house, on the bill in relation to certail
duties of Judges of the Supreme court, il
which the two houses disagreed. Messr
Pierpont and Palmer thought there was no
thing to confer about-the bill in question
was a dead letter to the Senate. The chat
was of opinion that further action in tn
house, persistimg in its disagreement wa
necessary. Message laid upon the TABLE,.
Militia bM-The Senate resumed tn
consideration Of the bill, MIR Young in tn
chair; the question same as at adjournmen
debated by Messrs Hebard, Merrill, Barnes
and decided in the negative, yeas z, nay
10. MIR Pierpont then moved to amen
J the bill by erasing the seventh section, les
, sentially exempting the present exempt
from military duty.) Debated and negativ
ed, yeas 8, nays H. The 18th section wa
amended by filling the blank with one do
lar, las compensation, per day, for expens
of officers in attendance upon regimenti
: drills. The drill officer, Division Inspector
} three dollars per day.
Adjourned.
HOUSE ordered 10 third rcadin
In addition to act incorporating VT. Mu
ual Fire Insurance Co.; relating to nileag
of members; in addition to act incorpora
ing Montpelier Fire Co.; taxing lands i
Brunswick ; relating to State prison.
Dismissed. Bill in addition 10 schoc
acts repeating certain act relative TO SUI
veyor general, (rejected.)
Referred 10 nert session. Petition of z
ba Pope.
The bill rcvative to the surplus revenu
was read the third time, and the questio
being upon its final passage: supported b
Mr. Buckmastcr and opposed by Mr. Cool
idge-yeas 100, nays 10. (Nays-Messr
Adams of n, Austin, Brewster, Capen, Ca
prom, Conant, Coolidge, Dewey ofG., Foott
Hall of NJ, Hunting, Sergeant, Sanford
Sawyer of H., Sawyer of r., Sherman
, Whitney,
On motion of Mr. Fairbanks, the bill ma
king an appropriation for certain surveys
was made the order for tomorrow morn
ing.
Mr. Fitch introduced bill to proven
gambling - referred to the general commit
tee.
Mr. Villas called up the bill establishing
grammar school at Johnson discussed b.
Messrs Sawyer of ii. and Villas.
Mr. Fairbanks moved TO reconsider III
vote dismissing the petition of the Winoos
ki Turnpide CO.-agreed %, and the pet