State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-01
vEMoNT LEGisLATUE.
SAr1rRnAY. Oct. %.

MIR Young asked leave oil absence Tor the
assistant Secretary until Monday next
granted.
MIR Hammond from the committee on f.
nance, reported the bill in favor of John II.
Olin, without amendment. Bill read The
I'd time, and ordered TO be engrossed and
read Sd time.
Mr. Merrill introduced resolution in re-
lation TO applications for acts of incorpora-
ton to Banking and manufacturing compa-
nes; passed and referred to The Judiciary
committee.
mr Pietpoint, from the committee oil
claims, repo ted the bill to pay Abner Har-
ris the sum mentioned, his claim growing
cut ofthe oil acts Of Insolvency. with a
statement of facts in the case aud recon-
mending that the blank be filled with the
sum oil 1l2 03 Bill so amended, and on
motion of NJ Pierpoint, laid on the table.
Mr. Waterman Introduced resolution,
providing for the appointment of u select
committee of three 10 inquire into the ex-
pedency of lesssning, and defining the num-
her of Justices of the Peace 10 he appointed
in each town in this state; passed.
Committee -Mcssrs Waterman, Ranney,
and Miller.
Mr. Young introduced BILL directing the
Secretary Of State 10 deliver 10 the county
clerks in each county in this State, copies Of
the Vermont Reports. Read, and on mo-
lion oil Mr.. Perpoint referred 10 the Judi
riary committe.
The bill providing Tor a Reporter Of the
decisions Of the Supreme court was called
up, and on motion OF Mr. Pierpoint. recon-
United ~ the same committee.
The engrossed bill, relating TO highways,
was read the Sd time and passed.
The joint resolution passed by The lious.
and sent up for concurrence, requiring the
Green Mountain Turnpike Company u
shew cause why !heir Charter should not
he racae|, was read, AMI on mott N OF Mr.
Hebard, referred 10 the committee on roads
and canals: and the resolution assigning
Tuesday next Tor the election OF Brgadier
Genera, laid upon the table; The Senate, on
motion OF Mr. PierpDlnt, non-c0nCurred in
the resolution from The House, to pa2 the
late sitting member from Berlin his Board
and attendance the Senate considering il
had nothing to do with the gu 'stion.
The bill from the house, organizing the
county oil Lamoillt, was read the Isl and
I'd time, and referred to the Judiciary com.
mittee.
MIR Young, from the committee on roads
and canals, reported the bill in relation 10
highways that the same ought not TO pass.
A communication was received from the
Governor, pursuant To the resolution Of Mir
Phelps asking a copy oil the ANIMAL returns
of the Adjutant and Inspector General, in
closing the copy Of II communication from
Adluis'f' Gen. Flint, stating that no records
or papers of any description relating to tho
Mi tia having been received from his pred
ecessor, it was not'in his power TO furnish
the desired information. Senate adj
HOUSE. introduced. BY MIR Car.
penter Of Waisfeld, in addition 10 schoo
acts, referred TO committee on education
by Mr. Beach, that no member of the Sen
ate and House of Representatives shall bt
eligible 10 any County office, except Justice
pfrhe Peace Mr. Vic moved TO dismis.
il, opposed by Messrs Fitch and Dewey o
q. Withdrawn, aud the bill referred to I'll
general committee; BY Mr. Whitney TO re
peal act r.latng to imprisonment for debt
Of Nov. &, 1880, referred to committee o
insolvency; by Mr. Sawyer Of ii. to repea
and alter 63d section of probate act, to Ju
dietary committee; by Mr. Colby regulating
attachment of hay scales, referred TO judi
ciary committee; by Mr. Bailey, altering
name Of Sarah Trckcy, ordered to thir'
reading; by MIR Villas, nrproprating pro
ceeds of certain grammar school lands, (
Lamolle County Grammar School, laid o
the table; by Mr. Tracy, incorporating til
Hartford Raj Road and forwarding Con
rany, referred to committee of Roads an
Canals; by Mr. Brewster, incorporating til
Middlebury savings Bank, referred to men
bers from Addison County; by Mr. Dee
10 repeal LIST section Of act OF 1894, adop
ing common law of Eng and, referred /
Judiciary committee by Nj StebbinS, re
ialive TO licenses TO hawkers and pedar
referred to general committee.
he.olutions--By Mr. Fitch, aprointin
Hon. Samuel G. Crafts TO settle with supe
intcndant of State House, and report ii
sum which should be allowed him; N
Smith Of ST. A. moved TO lay it upon I'll
table, agreed to; by Mr. Curtis, to pa
James Currier his mileage and day pay {
inst, adopted; by Mr. Crowley, dircctt
States Attorney of Rutland County TO iss,
a writ of scire iacas against the Gree
Mountain Turnpike Co. inquiring why i
charter shall not he vacated, adopted /
MI Muzzey, fixing Tuesday next, 10 o'cloC
10 fill certain vacancies in The first and
divisions Of the Militia, adopted; by j
Fairbanks, that in case of contested ele
lions, whrre parties have been heard in pc
son or by counsel before committees, it
inexpedient 10 admit them to be heard
counsel on the floor Of the house DISGUISE
by Messrs Fairbanks, Dewey oil G. Smi
Of st, A. Villas, and Ilaswel, and laid I
the table.
The engrossed bill to organize the Cou
~ of LamoiIe was read the lhird time al
passed.
Mr. Chapman was appointed on the cor
mittee OH the bill to annex part of crrtu
towns to Kirby, in place of Mr. Fullum, c