Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-11-23

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expression of opinions or the transmission
ofthem throug h the medium of the public
MIR: Waterman demanded the yeas and
nays on the second resolution, and it was
adopted as follows:
Resolved, That Congress do possess
the power to abolish slavery in the Dis
trict of Columbia.
The third resolution, passed without de-
bate, as follows:
Resolution, That his Elk. the Gov. be
requested to transmit copy ofthe forego-
ing resolutions to the Executives Of each
OF the States, and to each of our Senators
and Representatives in Congress.
Bllls-approptiating $4,000 for COM
pIeting the State House, read Sd time
and passed.
Observation-Disclosures
Ing $4,000 for State House-to incorpo-
rate Bennington manufac. and printing
Cot" incorporate Tumbling Falls man
uac. Co., West Townshend manufacture
ing CO.
Observation-Disclosures for exempting
mechanics stock from taxation--resolu-
ton instructing delegation in Congress
relative to slavery in District of Columbia
rejected )--6xing places for holding
courts in Addison Co.-to repair state
arms-to abolish Imprisonment for debt,
! (the blI referred from the last Session, y
the bills from the last session to charter
Black River bank, Rutland railroad bank,
Springfield bank.
Referred to next session-Report Of
com. on education on the subject of Uni
vcrsitv of Vermont-bill to charter banks
at Bradford, Castleton--to reduce into one
the several acts relative to the city of YER
gennes-incorporating Rutland and Mid
dlebury railroad co.-abolishing capital
punishment--reative to witnesses-me-
mortal of faculty of Middlebury college.
The House refused to reconsider the
vote dIsmissing the bills to charter the
bank of Brandon and the Black river
bank.
THURSDAY, Nov. II.
SENATE-Prayer by the chaplain.
BiIIs-incorporating the Enosburgh
beet root sugar manufacturing CO., read a
third time and passed.
Surplus revenue-on motion of Mr..
Steele, the senate resumed the considera-
tion of this subject the question being the
same as at the ad tournament last evening ::
when Mr.. Hebard moved TO commit the
bill for further amendment, bill committed
MIR. HIS amendment concurred in, when
the bill was read third time and PASSED
Bills-incorporating The bank of t'ou!t-
| ofN i,,H. ;.oI.
Stponed--incorpora ing the Tumbling
time and passed--to pay Lebbeus Edger-
ton the sum therein mentioned-A motion
to fill the blank with $500 was negativ-
ed, when the blank was filled with the
sum of 50, OO0, the bill was read third
time and passed.
HousE-Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Kelley.
Bills passed-Relating to public bniId-
ings-incorPorating Manchester cotton
and woollen manutac. co.-incorporating
GuiIdhall bridge co.--relative to transfer
of turnpike stock.
The committee on grand list made re-
port, which was read, and IT was resolved
that WaIlingford be doomed in the sum
Of $1,000, and Castleton in $500
The Srnate returned the salary bill
with proposition to amend, raising salary
Of
Sec. Olsen from 5000 to 1915, House con
Assistant Sec. 100 to $50 House con
Sec. ofciv. & mil af 100 to 200 House con
Asst cl'k of House lOOto $50 House con.
Sec. OF State 300 TO 400 non-cOn in.
} Engrossing clerk $50 TO Us non-con in
Librarian 50 to 100 non-con in
The Senate returned the su plus reve-
; nue. bill, with amendments, which were
concurred in, l84 to 2-nays Messrs.
Tracy and Whitney.
SENATE-Bills-rela to the supper,
| OF common schools, read a third time and
| passed.
> Resolution--from the house, booming
the town Of Dorset Wallingtord, Castle.
Teton and Rutland committed to com. or
f finance.
; establishing salaries ofcertain Of
r tlcers, returned from the house, by the
clerk, informing that the house persist ir
their disagreement; Senate adhered tc
D their vote and appointed a committee O
l conference on its part, and invited the ap
polntment OF similar com. on the part O
3 the house. Committee of the Senate
y Messrs. Pierpoint, Hebard and Watson.
d BIlls-to pay Lebbeus kdgerton S3.
II OOO, sent up from the house, nonconcur
red On motion OF Mr.. Howe, the Senat,
l. receded from its proposed amendment
/: and PASSED the bill extending the limits
t, OF jail yards In this state, reported by com
t, with amendments, which were non con
l. CURED In, the second section stricken out
and the bill rejected.
h Mr. Van Slcklen, from the COMMITTEE
d, OF finance, to whom was referred the reso
: luiIon from the house, booming Dorse