Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-25


B,il, introdacei and r,iS1rsd. By Mr. 8. Of ST.
A. 70, the relief ofihe townui Ssan,:a,,u the cum.
mntre or wsy. and Means; by Mr. Viia,. IN add.
inn 10 the acts relative 10 the justices efthe yrsce
,o Judiciary committee By Mr. dee. to annex
llulburi. leland to Geutys. 10 select cumtnt;ee Of
three by Mr. Smith Of 81. A.. in additNn 10 acts
relating 10 bills of Jsorce. 10 the Judiciary com
mitiee Nv Mr. SAWYER. for field piece TO the
Green Mountain company Of Stove l., the com
mitiee on military oisrs. BY Sir Nhtney. relative
10 the village OF Brauleboro. 10 the general COM
miitee; By Mr Cunabt relative TO licenses fit
,ircusses &C., 20 the general eommmiiier by Mr.
Eaton. 80 pay Daniel Stone, and A. u. Baker, q
certain sum. TO committee IN MILITARY siinirs
Ga motion If Mt Carts, resolved that a select
committee of one from each county be appointed q
consider the cxpcjiency oI equuhzing the system
Of making up the grsnd lie, aud on ibis motion.
the bili the sane subject referred on Saturday
to The general committee, MAS re-considered and
referred TO the select committee.
On motion of Mr. Foot, the several subjects of
the Governors message wete referred 20 the ap-
prop;,stc COMMITTEES; the portion relative to The
surplus referred to 4 select committee from
| each cnuniy
Petitions Referred. OF sclec, men of Vernon for
Abatement Of tax of 1894 10 the Committee OF
School to thu Judiciary committee for piece OF
artillery, Murrisiuwn committee on military AFFAIR.":
of,nbsblanls of " t,iirg sheldon aud Enosburgh
to the select committee on the subject Of licensing
the safe cf arden, spirits Of 3.5 citizens of Stark
borough praying Instructions 10 our L. s. Sena
tors vote for aboll,hag slavery IN the District
| OF Columbia, 10 selec. Committee Of eve; inr Il
tax on Newark, to LAM Tax commute; o. A l.
| drpv nj FIR
| Brighton to Orleans Co., 10 the General {, mint.
tee FIR land tax on D. ghtoo aud Newark, to land
| tax committee.
| On motion OF Mr. G,oiale, that part of the Gov.
ernor's message resaiisg to imprisonment for debt
| was referred to the committee OF insolvency.
A resolution from tie House for a pint meeting
on Monday Nbis day 10 elect supcrin' endeni %
| STATE Prison &c. returned bv the Senate with
! n proposition 10 TX the "a h iust. as the tine a
| amendment co. curved IN.
The ill annexing part OF st. Johnsbury, Con
| cord and Waterford to KIRBY. was referred tot se-
! ect committee of three.
| A message was received from the Senate, trans
mitIn. JOINT rules for the Government of both
houses in joint committee, e..
| The committee appointed to report rules Of the
House made report. snd The rules after amendmer
were adopted.
The committee On joint rules made report. which
was la'd on he table, aud The (sane) rules adopt
ID by the Senate were coDcurred in.
Mr. Foot introduced resolution, iusructing the
committee on Education To enquire into the expr
/ dlenry "f geographical and u Typographical sur
vey OF he state; agreed IL.
fro..,.sii. -,.l... u Al
SENATE-Mr Howe, a resolution raising cam
niee TO designate the rooms Ia be occupied b,
committees q. both bousee nussoI
Mr. II. called up the resolution relating 10 cxven
dllurcs for the State House; Withdrew the ros,.
luton and offered substitute, insruc,ing the com
mi'ee of Finance TO inquire and report the ex.
penee already incurred, and The appropriation still
necessary 10 be made for the completion of IN,
house. The substitute was adopted.
Messrs Howe White and Young were appoint
ed, on the part Of the Senate. a committee to Sc
lee, JOINT committee rooms, in pursuance of reso
lotion introduced by Mr. Howe.
l The engrosscd bill repeating an act requiring
certain petitions to be filed in the office of Secre
tary of STATE was read a third time, and on mo
ton of Mr Plerpont, committed fer amendment
the bill vas COMMITTED to Mr. Pierpont, ,nd SO
IuenJed as 10 give it immediate efIct and SO a
mended. passed.
resolution from the house, for concurrence
giving to the Senate the same power in relation I,
me appointment Of Librarian as f'rmer!y passed
| by The Council, was read and cnncurred when
Mr. Henry, on sngges'ons made by Mr. Pier.
pon', moved to reconsider the vote. The motion
to reconsider prevailed, and the motion was laid OF
| the table.
message was received from the house, in
forming the Senate Of the concurrence of the house
on tn" amendment proposed to the resolution, fix.
ing The tine appointing superintendent Of the
Stale prison.
MIR Howe called up the resolution providing for
| the appointment Of Librarian and remarked that
he understood this appointment To be with his Ex.
! the GoSJrnor, uni, Sd a Jaw were passed upur
The subject. He thought 1t better to leave the
power OF HE appointment, here IN his estimation
the law had wisely aud safely placed il.
| The question arising on concurrence with the
house IN the passage OF the resolution, was carried
| IN tne negative.
! On motion Of Mr. Pierpont, the rules were sus
pended. IN relation 10 the bull directing the man
neF Of elec'ng Senators il Congress and the III
WAS read third time aud passed.
On motion of Mr. Perpont, the committee on
n'lls' Z" DE constituted jnInt committee. was ap
pointed by The MISUNDERSTANDING, Messrs HUI