Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-15

TtttAt--tbfufeoftiie Nar' i.e iirf'ftHr CO.
Fesia,-, --Rs'sfeaos r'met'v to, ra'e'ei -
H. Per- .ra reterrcs o. Lsn1 Tea Hu4ti's 81
r =. Rect ie lsdssisfv rom.
~, cfonl.t u " Htns hsa leave r sbsto'".
NJ Ceu.st ~ ssdated q fe.tieiisn requesting
The Getsrso' 20 .froim 4. r i'aug 20 s.irf''h-
tsnl ihs completion Il The State Haete ie"f
ted.
Bill u,irs l,ss, ia Jsy. reported snl ''eon
h,i'ied.
tn. s,,l 90 tepe.i So ,cr,ios ofs, 'c',..rE &C.
State P'''on wss Getsrt.
The ht rslstisg 60 ia'e,c.i wtt rcsa ~ "r'
and NJ Fu'sm moved GO dl-1i'ss i'--soif "t'"o ~
ne,.,, rulisn sad Adam. ~ g. ]. end opposed
W Messrs ssayet of y. Tucy, AcrlAam 'i %
,ss Iu,,. sN
aoro,k P. y.
SENATE R,s.tGa7 0or 'te Hau.o .'pro'o'.
ing A.. committee 20 ,e.i'e vfh thr Srf'un'endan '
STATE P,,.or; ,sIled 20 ty Sir Ste.e,and rsss'd'
90 smendsd.
BiL-Mf rbelrs. ~ committee on oI'ary
.Gsi,.. teporicd ti'. regulating ari co'craInt
m,li,is IN ih. state read the IL $500 tHi aii "fHn
the table: enrrosscd till ~ ihlrd reading a"'
thorsrg lhe TrrHrutet tu receive tto s"rn''s rove
s-.A sd ,bi.4 ,a..,a sod s---~A A. ii~l' ~-''
I'd up tie printed b'i fc.a'irr % 'oftcrf"'s enc
regulating ,hc sale ofoires and distilled srirto"s
lqnor.; the Seua'e acting as 30 committee Of ihc
shoie considered ihe bHi in screrale sec'ious.snd
on motion Of Mr. Brgga, was iaid upon The table,
and the Sensie. t'l'
HOUSE % motion. ordered tisi member for
each county be sppointej to make the lebeniares
Of the House
BiHs-To pay 6. NJ. OGasy. referred to com.
:nir,ee Of Ways aud Meaos; to pay F. F. Merrill
TO The com Of Cnims; resii'e to dism'ss'cn oi at
,ornies. 10 Judiciary eoomwireeI IN addition to ac,
incorporating Montpelier Fire Go. Crorrcnt Coz
TO General com.
On mo,ioa of Ma Sergeant, Tuesday moroing
vas fixed II 90 ,aclncy N Bennington County
court.
A resolution t, amend lhc rules, providing that
~ bills. &c. orwh,ch printed nHice is required
nav be referred to succeeding session ofthe le-
eislature. was amended sod according to Rules)
lies for one dsy.
The House resomcd c,ns3crs'ion Of Tho Sensic
bill resuug 10 iaterest 'ls question being upon
passing the bill; supported by Ne>ffs Tracy, {.
X. Field end Fitch, snd Nr Fu'an opposed The
bill, when Sir Adsms Of Grand lse moved a.,
amendment, The Speaker decided That the bin
could be amended. by unanimous consent or by
commitment and at The request Of the chair an ap-
peal vas taken, the objections being that tho Rules
of tho nouse ~ hot applicable 10 bills from the
sens,s Ard hence there could he no restrictions
upoo proposition 10 amend. Afer discussion by
Messrs Smith of 81. 4. Neodham B., Ttracy, &
Fitch the decision was reversed and the amendment
presented ,ks prosidng that after ono year a
disclosure may be compelled 10 CHANGER, rejected
and the bill rsssed--ycas 213 nays 2s
Mr. Fitch moved TO dispense with the rules that
the House might consider the deposile bill
SundrY amendments adopted.
Among the proposed amendments ~as very
10 be taken in March 1897, by clerks Of schoo
districts and the distribution TO be made to Tho
town it. proportion 10 tho acual population at thai
time-suppor,ed BY Messrs Conant, Sargeant
and SAWYER Of II imposed by Messrs Foot Dewey
OF Il, Fitch. Needham of b. and Bockmaser--
wa moved TO lay the b.l, upon the table aud make
IL the order for Monday aternoon-negatved S.
10 SO and the amendment was reIec ted sher
wards varied TO January instead Of March an'
again rejected. ayes So nays 70. adj.
MospAr, Nov.7.
:. SENATE BRs--in,roduesd ~ Mr Henry, in
corpora,irr Well, River manufacturing Co. capi
tai $500 600 referred to com. on manufactures
tie bill from the house. sent up ior coucurren,e
repeating part Of an act WHICH authorizes The super
in,en1ant Of The State Prison to draw anGnG'l
$500 from the State Treasury, read twice, aitc
debate by Gessfs Steele ,e-pon, Palmer, Phclp
Hammond, Briggs, Howe and Henry, and reieuc'
10 com. ou finance.
Engror.sf tn, passod--incorrorating the Clsr
ondsa manufacturing Co.--iaeofPcrating the Barre
manufacturing CO.
RtsopGoR. from the house. sent up Cor concur
renee sssuc,ihg the Gov to appoint 4. B. Your
supenn,sr dsut of The State House. Mr. Paine
preferred 10 leave the appointment di7cfc luuary
with the Gov not imperative. Mr. Briggs eud
wss understood % be unnecessary any longer {
ooutinne both Ergtae Gnd ouPeUaleudan' m
former could easily discharge the iuucs 81 both or
Der one salary. Mr Pierpsint suggested that b
resolution nigh, be rejected and b.u introduced
providing thsi the arehdec' be feq3iicd or empoe
cred 10 discharge also tho duties Of superintendent
Tho scos'e nou-concurrod ,0 the resolution.
Grant Gst--Mf Young called up tho ban on M
Subject, which WAS fat,ber considered debated,
rnsndcd. nod Mr. P.erpoat moved amendmcn
taxing vile or uumproyed lands. This woi4ou
lciiej an sble animated ard pfu'tsr"d dsbsi
sopporisd ~ Messrs Howe, Raurey, Bngrs Pie
paat and gset~ah, opposed by Aessrs YONG
Bel. Vsa sickier. Watson Porter and Bhrncs.ar