State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-22
senato EyENINo Sessions. MornAr. Nov. hi.

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| Senate, EVENING SESSION, MONDAY, Nov. ID.
| n resolution from the House, concurred in, as
signing day for the election of Brigadier General
Resolution, by Mr. Porter, asking a reconsdera-
| ton of the vote the bill relating TO common
schools laid upon the table.
Temperance BiH. Mr. Young from the select
committee upon the subject, reported tho bill with
an amendment, proposing to erase all after the
acunS clause, ana insert substitute which was
read explained by Mr. Young, essentially the same
IN us provisions as the hlll committed and such
inc committee believed was called FOR, and would be
sustained ny Pubhc opinion. The amendment takes
.lo power OF granting licences from the county
courts ana places 1t under the guardianship of the
clVl authority OF the several towns, provides the
manner ana limits the quantity OF sales by retailers
ana lhKeepers, and hXes the penalty for lnifaclons
Oh 'He Jaw at zen dollars. Mr. Howe moved to
r@se t3e penalty to FRENZY dollars when on motion
OIL nr Briggs inc bill and the amendment were laid
upon inc table
surplus hevenne the senate resumed the consd-
r'atloh o. Wls SUBJECT inc question being upon
ho ahleudment 10 INC Dl, from tue mousse, proposed
ny the committee IN their report OF Saturday even
lng' The debate was further continued by Messrs
watson, smiley, Hebard ana hanney, opposed TO
,he Amendment ana by Messrs Bel, Converse,
Por'er ana Perpont, in ITS favor, when the Senate,
"itn39t taxing inc question. Adj.
we nope 70 De aDe IN luturc paper, 10 favor
our ic'uers WIN selch OF inc aOlc ana INTEREST,"
ing oeDa'e upon thls important question:.
erD-.ur TUESDAY, Now TO-
SENA 1 E'-prayor by the Chaplain.
- D"S-fcad Il ou ume ana passed authofIng
courts TO settle certain accounts Of land tax com
hlttes'
b"@-" pay Petcr NichUs the snm men'loncd
on nouon OF Mr HeDord, recomintcd Tor ainend-
I,ohe lor !nc preservation OF lls9 IN inc hsc9lney
and ordered to be .cngrosscd; laying tax on
lands in Brunswick, indefinitely posponcd to pay
A. Harris the sum mentioned, the question being
upon inc ga reading, Mr Briggs went INTO an inves-
~ XII u; VI oo o'Sati ""u oppo5uu inI passage OIL
ground Of the ,cts in Tho cosc hnoo OUs y" ,o
in principle opposed 10 paving the claims arising
from the passage Of acts Of suspension by the Lo-
glslaturc. Mr. Sheldon followed in reply to Mr. b
IN favor oil the OIL ana OF the justice oil the claims
sGmuiayi lcssE HpIn ,Ie SANE oS a3 uncoh-
m favor Of The b and aibouab in former We ars he
had been opposed to similar claims, the question
now being apparently settled his felt it his duty to
acquiesce in the general principle; on these grounds
ana believing the present quite as mcrlt9rlous
Gam as NOSE oil Slnnot character aIreauy pai1,
On motion Of Mr. Hebard the Iii was Ind unon p ,be
table. The bill to paw Peter N chos the sum mem.
tioued the claim OF similar character as the
above, was reported by the committee to whom it
was committed for amendment, with proposal to
amenu' ny reIucnlg 'no sumo ana Ie genaral
Pscip D ~ VIC oil' ""s Iy
Messrs kinsmnn and Waterman in fp,yor. The inttey
senator saying he had similar claim, but should
vote in the sam9 manner as he would had he no
such claim. On the question shall the bill pass
the yeas; -, were ~ nays y;
Inc ph' 10 pay isaac fIeicher inc sum mention
ca, was reported by Inc committee authorizing the
a'iGlor u acco'in'S " so'uo "c c''hi "hich was
~ -, c M. p;or,oi, tia, e,,,o,, ro-ol,l
Cu n'p,lou 9, -'i' ~, Az '0e"''o 'ea"'e"
iiISI IL WALL. aug
80, O i"lo ~ 800 w i's"'' =,
nc amendment VI we Hcnutc 70 inc HlIIc-
age OIL was concufrcd IN.
Bills ordered to a third rCadinu-To prevent
circus rding-locatinr Franklin Co. BUILDINGS
rclotinc IN tbn Stale nrisop su,rortcd he
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Dismissed, &c.-Blll relative 10 Montpelier
Fire Co-the Literary convention, faculty of
Middleburv and Burlinoton COLLEGES and 9th
crs lad Ieovc to yiihdEa,y Iho,r ne,itions r,In-
,;3 =, n,l, III ;,.,,,o.o,i,i, pill -
i've 10 sulp'u9-p'li uCoIPo'"""S b'ucN INeI
bank, on muton oil Ihr racy, supported by
Mr. Tracy, opposed by Messrs tullam, Hale,
Lawrence and Wood, ayes 81, nays 76.
RiIls Observation-Disclosures Bratilcboro
n, aI',;,,. . a,,.,zlla. /;
I'u"'"1otuii'5 'o'N'''0 ~ N"''''N0'e' III
Lu,,io"o ~ =,
lhe Dill aPProprla,'hS FUN iof raIi ROAD
surveys was amended ny striking out the
Western and Central routes on motion Of Mr.
Buckmastcr. supported bv Mcssrs Villas. Fitch
,r1 C,riis and cnnospd iv NTrssrs Rrewetor
~ ~ e "'.is' Wv 'FF'
anu 0u'sc"n'' c>,c,
On motloh OF MI Cush'man
AdJ. 10 - past one
O'clock, p. III
SENATE-Mr Briggs called up his motion TO
reconsider the vote assigning Thursday morning as
the day of adjournment; vote reconsiderad, when
Mr. Briggs moved TO amend the resoluliuu by eras-
ing Thursday snd substituting Friday. Mr. Mel
nll was opposed TO the propositon-there was BUSH
ness, of urgent importance enough to occupy the
time until Tuesday Of next week. If the adj.
was to take place Friday, many If the members
could not reach their homes without travelling upon
the Sabbath or putting up at expense. He did not
think it fright, himself 10 travel on the sabbath, or
for the Legislature to set the cNample-law makers