State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-22


! dy. Opposed by Mcssrs Sheldon Smile and Wa.
torman, and supported by Mr. Young, who assumed
as an undenable fact the constitutional right o
congress to entire control over the District of Co.
iuihOia' ms, ana other propositions of amend
ment brought out many of the senators in n mos
interesting and animated debate, which we have
skclched, and may publish our limits will per
mt The resolution was finally laid on Tic table
for further action, yeas II, noes 8.
BlIIs referred: introduced by Mr. Van Sickler
requiring Judges Of probate to procure fire proo
safes Tor the deposite of their records from the
house-iaylng tax and making appropriations for
the support of Government; for the relief of John
ldc and Nathaniel Cobb Cd relating to mIlage oil
members OF General Assembly, no cents per mile
each way j establishing permanent salaries for
Secretary Of State, of the Senate, Clerks, SC :
TO pay Oilyer Kinney bounty for killing a wolf /;
IN favor OF Geo w Urdway In favor of Ferrand f
Merrnl IN favor Of Lyman Mower, Isaac N
Gushman and John Pratt; to pay Bbenezer 3
parton Tor killing bear; laying tax on lands in
brunswck, cents per acre incorporating the
AlarShileld cotton AMI wollcn manufacturing 20 /;
establishing the Lamoic County Grammar school !:
soYoraAy read twice and r,iOfred to appropriate
committees.
Senate adj. TO half past this evening.
1lOC SL--BIls referred: relative to grand
list, to General com.--incorporating Otter
qnecche manuiac co. TO com. on Manufactures.
Resolutions; by Mr. Villas, for printing Joint
committee ournals-.eoctcd by MIR Chs X
Field, empowering the Gov. 10 exchange the
journals Of the legislature with other states
adopted.
Ordered 10 81 reading in favor Of Lyndon
grammar school, ia motion of Mr. Stevens Of
+ 10 dismiss was negalivcd, IA to 33)--rcla-
tive 10 land taXcs-dyiding Orleans CO. gram
mar school lands, Opposed by Mr. Twilight x
supported by Mcssrs Hastings and Vilas.)
On motion Of Mr. BeGman, the Poultney Blk
was mace the order for this afternoon. On
motion oil Mr. Ellis, the Black river bank bill
was made the order for Monday morning. On
motion Of Mr. Webster, the bill locating Frank
lin co buildings was made the order Tor Mon
day morning.
The Gov, by message, Announced tho resig-
nation OF John NJ SowIes, LIST asst Justice Of
Grand Isle co.
Bills passed. authorizing treasurer to bor-
row not exceeding $40, O00--appropri
$4,000 for tho Asylum for the Insane.
Mr. Fairbanks called up the report on rail
roads, and, after remarks by Mossrs Fairbanks
and Smith Of NJ, on motion of Nj HASTINGS
the committee were instructed to report bill
making an appropriation for surveys. Adj.
SENATE-Evcnings session.
Bills from the house: Incorporating Sunderland
lead mining and manufacturing Co; relating to the
VI Mutual Fire Insurance Co; more eaectuallv
10 prevent gambling making an appropriation of
SZOUO 10 the VT Asylum for Insane; authorising
the Treasurer to borrow not exceeding $4,000 Sc
tees.
Reports-Mr Hammond, from the com. GU fin
ancc, TO whom was ref the bill from the house for
a DIVISION Of the surplus revenue, made a'written
report on tnat SUBJECT which was read, and the bill
and report Lard upon the table, and made the order
or Monday aitcrnoon--Mr Pcrpoint moved that
800 copies be ordered 10 be printed Megsrs He
)ard, Merrill and Smile, opposed, Messrs Pier
point and Young, supported tho motion; carried,
yeas Ia nays 10. Adj.
MONDAY, Nov. IA.
SENATE-Praye bv the chaplain.
Mr. Converse called the attention Of the Senate
10 the Message from the house, proposing COM
mttcC of conference, the disagreement being upon
The passage of bill the Senate refusing to concur.
Mr. Plerpont offered resolution, that according 10
The rules OF the Senate, no disagreement existed
between the two houses, requiring a conference
and respectfully declining a compliance with the m
ynat on of the message, supported in debate, by
Mes RS Plerpoin, Briggs and Howe opposed by
Mes'srs Converse, Young and Sheldon, and passed,
yeas l6 NAYS 10.
read Sd time and passed authorisng division
u public lands in Lowell, ref to com. on the Judi
clary; incorporating the Guildhall Bridge Co. call.
ed up by Mr. Ilebard, amended, and laid upon the
table
Reports Of Con,miltes-by MIR Picrpoint, the bill
relating to mage of members of the General AS
sembly, with proposition of amendment, giving it
immediate effect, which was agreed to- and the bill
read Sd time and rccomHm;ted by MIR Van Sick
lem bill providing for the safe keeping probate rec
ords that the same ought 10 pass, supported by Mr.
V an olcklen ana MIR opposed by Mcssrs
II cbard and Plerpoint, rejected by MIR Pierpomt
the bill from the house, establishing permanent sal
aries for certain officers, with proposed amendments
adding $40 to salary Of Sec. Of State $50 TO as
sstant sec. Of scnate Sl00 TO sec. TO the Govern
or; 500 TO asst clerk of the house; amendments
concurfed n and the bill; read Sd time and on
motion Of Mr. Ranney, recommitted for amend
mcnt.
Bills passed-providing compensation for county
clerks and shcrliis relating to mileage of members
assessing tax Of cents the dollar for the sup
port OF government; making appro pralons for do !;
authorizing the Treasurer to borrow not exceeding
$4,000; IN favor Of Ferrand i Merrill making
APPROXIMATION TO the VI. Asylum for the Insane |:
Incorporating the Sunderland Lead mine Co.; the
Marshheld manufacturing Co; relating TO high
ways; IN relation to common schools relating to
public buildings relating TO transfer Of Turnpike
stock
Bills laid upon The talle-repcalng part Of an act
relating to endorses; more clIectually to prevent
gambling. in this state.
BHs-lrom the house, dividing the funds arising
ilom the grammar school lands in the county Of
Orleans, read Sd time and ref to com. on cduca-
lioni authorship county courts to allow claims of
land tax committees, in certain cases. read and laid
upon the table in favor Of grammar school at
Lyndon, ref to com. on education.
RGOlUiiJn, from the house, providing for tho pub-
lcluon Of the constitution of this state, as amend
ed, ref. 70 com on the Judiciary. Adj.
HOUSE-Prayor by Rev Mr. Kelley.
On motion Of Mr. Foolc, the bill relating TO
The state prlson, on motion Of Mr. Goodale,
the report relative TO slavery, on motion of Mr.
Smith of ST. A., the bill recharlerin5 the bank
at Danvllle, were scvcraly made the order for
this afternoon.
Mr. Brewster introduced a resolution for an
evening scssion-ogrced TO.
Reports, &c. disposed Of
Ordered 10 hird reading Incorporating
Brattloboro manufacturing Co.
DismisSed--Bll relative to elections.
Laid on Tie tabLe-Bill relative 10 town meet