State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-25

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,raie report wiich was accepted The
liank Inspector ia3de report which was
laid upon the table without reading
The reference Yesterday made upon the
yetijon 10 annex Brighton 10 Essex county
was re onsidersd, and the petition was re-
TERED to the members from Orcnns and
Essex counties.
.Hr Dee asked to be- discharged from the
committee 10 make ~, the grand list 80 gran
ted, and Mr. Wheeler was appointed in
place of Mir Dee.
hlr Smith OF st A, called up the I'LL pro-
vidiDg for the payment Of presiding officers
Of town meetings for forwarding the votes
Tor Senators to the county cleras-- aud pro-
posed suudry amendments, which were
agreed to. aud the bill referred to the com
nit:ce Of Ways and Means.
Mr. Sanford introduced n resolution, that
the general committee be instructed to in
quire into tho eypedieucy of limiting the
number OF Justices al the Peace, 50 that
in 10 case shall any town have more than
"a town Of 200Oinhapitauts, & $500,
aud 1000, ; rejected. adj.
WrpNEspAy, Oct 10.
SENATE--Nr Watson prcsenedj the
petition of the centre Turnpike Company,
praying fer leave to utter the location Of
their road leading from Woodstock to Mid
llebury, or for ~ alteration of their char
ter. Read CpI referred TO tho committee
on road and canals
'.r Howe introduced n resolution, proyid-
ing FOR geological aud typographical sur
vey Of the state. Referred to the committee
Oh education.
Mr. Merrill, offered resolution, instruct
ing the Judiciary committee to inquire into
she eXpedicncy of providing by law, for the
erection Of Il Court of Chauccry. Referred
10 the Judiciary committee.
MIR perpont introduced bill, 10 incor-
poruio The CaslletOn manufacturing com
vnny, with capital of &250000 for the
manufacture OF woo!cn goods and the man
nGc;ure OF iron; passed. and referred to
the committee on manufactures.
Mir Hammond offered resolution rca-
ting TO high ways. Referred to lhe COM
mitee ON roads and canals
Mr. kinsmNn introduced bill, directing
the Treasurer OF this state to pay Peter
Nichols the sum Of $50 fer monies drawn
flom said Nicnols by an act Of tho Legig.
lature.
.ir Howe objected to the Introduction Of
sho bill ca the gr und that 1t was revenue
hill and should originate in the other house,
H'he President Of the Senate declared that
the bill ought 10 be introduced. Mr. Howe
appealed from tie decision, and after de-
bate hy Mir Picrpont and MIR Palmer, the
question, on motion OF Mr. Watson was
laid upon the table,
Mr. fia:port introduced bill, 70 ncor-
porte the Rutland mil road bank, to be To-
ruted Mt Rutland, with capital stock OF
s2J0,00G; the books for subscription to be
opened within one year. Read first time
AID referred 10 committee on banks.
Mr. Young Introduced a hill, providing n
gains; the interference of foreigners in cleo
lions. Read and referred TO the select
committee raised on the bill providing for
the election of Gov. ard other s;ute Off
GERS.
The bill directing what shall be deemed
nlegui settlement was read the third time
and passed.
Die bill from the house, altering the
name Of Anderson Burt to Anderson Moore.
was read tho first and second time md
ordered to third reading tomorrow morn
ing.
Mr. Iiebsrd reported the bin relating to
juils and jailers, with proposals of amend
mpnt from the committee, allowing two
dollars per week for boarding persons in
iail from the first Of December TO the first
of April, md $50 per week the remain
der OF the year, The Senate, rs in COM
mite of the VIII oic, considered the bill
when Mr. Bell reved an amendment by
adding provis1 that the bill take immcGi-
ate effect upon its passage. This PROPOSE
ton was supported, in remarks, by Nlcssrs
Bell, Vim Sicklen, Merrill, Porter and Pal
nler, and opposed by Messrs Briggs and
Howe. Amendment adopted. After an
nre,,dment suggested by Mr. Picrpout, SO
ne 10 mako the bill read "an acl relating to
jaiors fees" The Senate reported the bill
and il was ordered TO third reading TO-
morrow morning.
The Secretary of civil and Military
affairs informed the Senate that the Gov
Ind approved and signed the act detcrmin.
ing the mode Of electing Senators from
this State in the Congress of the United
States.
MIR Briggs, reported the bill in addition
10 an act Incorporating the centre Village
.. Springfield, with proposed amondlneu
flint "a houses, lots and mill seats, will
Duiidiu,, thereon, owned by nonresident
are taxed ~ the corporation, the owner
he entitled 70 vote US if residents. Th,
nmrndmcnt ~ rs coucufied IN; lhe hi
red IA second IA ne aEd ordered TO DO On
crossed for 3d - ding, when
TIC Senate adj
HOUSE. THO Speaker ."nnounced Ia
following committees,
On flights and MEASURES M ,s7rs CO
nnnt, Brewster, Hall Of Groton
On The Liccase Lutcs--,iessrs Fitch;
Garfield Burgess, Kellogg, Edison, Brew
ster Sanford, Fairbanks, Eaton, Richmond
Of d., Howe Of Lunenburgh, Adams o
G.. l., Cady,
n reuise The listing system -Messrs Cur
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