Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01

Ryoris u a'usos---By NJ, iIenry ftom com.
uincr 30 manufacturer till Incorporating the
Bach River csrd manufacturing campauy, without
en-, rtmcui Incorporating Wilisms RNct mano.
iaciptue Ca. without smepduent tcSctsly ssd
ard ordered te bp cngtusssd fot . 3 reading BY
Mf White from the committee on bruks to pro.
hlii the circulation or small bs. indcfni ely post
rauca hy Mr. Contcrsr. the cngtosscd bill to rsy
iIeuso Carpenter $50 80 cents, read . time 3
passed! hy Mr Hammond, from Tie committee on
finance: ~ Mr. Dngrs. from tie committee on the
engrossed biii defining the poOcrs e Tic Jasiicet
81 The pcaoc, read , lime sud paced.
The bin empowers the Justice to cross eSamin"
parties SUITS on book account on refusal 10 tes-
uiy hence 10 be iskensesinst the p,tiy refusing.
/ BY Mr. Bncg-, irom Judiciary committee. TIE bdl
providing ~ caves Of disagreement 10 The Supreme
Court tia, siuils bin il bcfore the Senate the
bill 10 provide for reporting The decisions Of the
! Suprcme Court, requiring The Secretary of State
To rurnsh copy To clerks Of the county Courts.
ought not To pass: the bill wss indefinitely pos,
poued by Ne Steele, from committee on finance,
tito bill asking sio to manual labor school Of Yves,
Poultuey committee to Sc discharged and refer to
comulitce on education; Nr Walctman from the
I comrutcc manufacturer, the b,ll Incorporating
] the Braulrbpro Topographic company without a.
mrudmcni; read The third time and passed by
| Mr. lehard, from the Judiciary committee, the bill
providing compensation for returning votes for SEN
ators 20 county clerks. passed by Mr. Eanney,
| from select committee. bill limiting the number
Of Justices Of the peace, read twice srd ordered TO
be cncross, d for reading.
The bill Incorporating the Rutland Rail Road
Bank under consideration at the adjournment, vas
called up by Mr. picrpont and The question being
upon amendment propused To restrict the bank
from issuing bills Of a less denomination than five
dollars after debate, Messrs Merrill and Barnes in
favor, Messrs pierpont aud Porter against, the
proposition to amend was rejected, yeas nays
% and the bill. on motion Of Mr. klnsman, sup
ported By Messrs Palmer and Bell was laid upon
the table, aud made the order Of the day for to-.
morrow morning.
The bill relative the election Ex-Governor was
called up. considered in committee Of the whole <
finally laid upon the table. Mr. Phelps moved to
prin, the bill-opposed by Messrs Steele, Palmer
and Converse, and ncgatved.
Mr. Henry from the committee on manufactures
feported bills Incorporating the Tnnbrdge Manu-
featuring Co. and Green Mountain Iron Co. with
emendmen,s-concurred in, and the bills ordered
to 3 reading.
Mr. IIebard introduced bill to prevent intem
pcrauco-referred to select committee on that sub
inct (Inloylcai0n m offence punishable by I'M
prisonm"n'.)
Mr. White introduced bill, in addition to til,
act in relation to highways; referred 10 commit
tee on roads aud canals.
Adjourned.
HOUSE. The bill relating TO jailors fees was
rccomniited to the Judiciary committee.
On motion of Mr. c. X. Field. the committee or
Education were discharged f ON further consider
atloo of the bill in addition to the school acts, and
the bill referred to tue Judiciary committee.
The bill locating the county buildings of Frank
lin county was called up, when Mr. Smith ot 81. a
moved to lay the bill upon the table, and make !;
'hr order of the day for tomorrow morn'ng--a-
greed 10.
Mr. Curtis csIled the bill relating to pounds, ef-
trays &c. and moved amendment, excepting
mich cows from the operation Of the bll-whicl,
with the bill, was laid upon the table.
The resolution, appointing n committee to OK
anime the accounts of the superintendent Of the
State House was returned from the Senate, with q
proposition tc add Thonas Reed IT, to the commit
iee-couc urred IN.
On motion of Mr. Hsswell the House proceeded
to The order o. the duv, VIZ the Burlington contes-
ted election, the question being upon resolving the
minnriys report Messrs Dewey of g., Fuilsm
Foote, and Goodale supported the proposition to
receive. opposed By Messrs SAWYER Of f. and
Smith of St A., aud the report received when
Mr. Haswel moved for leave 10 bring his counsel
upon the floor Of the House modified So as to adj
nit the counsel Of both pariies'snd agreed toayes
1872, noes23. The report Of tho minority lher
read concluding with three resolutions, the lst de.
cIariug y. 3. Iias@cl ueliglble-'he second de
cIaring him not elccted--and the 81 declaring that
Harry Bradley was elected. Tho report Of the
majority was also read, declaring Mr. IIaswcll eli
gible and duly elected.
Charles Adams, Esq. heard in behalf of NJ
boswell the sitting member. and had not conclu-
ded when the House adjourned.