State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-25
WHOLE NO. 9Gg.

Carpenter Of Waitsfed, Kinsley, Harmon,
Howe of Luncnburgh, Haynes.
Neutrality-suspicious. Field of Wilmington,
Brewster Eaton, Lawrence, Twilight.
Grand List-Messrs Morgan and Rising,
Bennington county-Newell and Bullock.
Wlndham; Wilcox and Crowley, Rutland
Foster and GIapgood, Windsor Ellsworth
and Capen, Addison Hatch and Bacon, Or
ange; Parker and Allen, Chittenden Cady
and Scott, Washington Bemis and Way.
Caledonia Griswold and Dee, Franklin;
Hastings and EIinman, Orleans Schoff and
Appleton, Essex Goodrich and Haynes,
Grand Isle.
Distributing Committee. Messrs. Boomer'
Mason, Paul, Woodbury., Drake, Nichols,
Saxton, Adams, Of Mortified, Buck, Corse,
Moore, Holbrook Dawson.
OFFICERS.
Joseph Somcrby, Dook-keeper,
c. L. Stebbins, Messenger,
VIM. L. Burnham,
Luman Rublec, officers of the House.
Gel Billings,
On motion Of Mr. Sergeant, the committee
OF elections had leave 10 sill during the sitting
Of the House.
Mr.. Smith of St. A. asked to be excused
from service ON the Judiciary committeeman
granted
Mr. Goodale called up the suspended bill
( Tor aboIlshlng imprisonment for debt, and al
ter some conversation between Messrs Good
ale, Nccdham of Il. and Tracy, in which i,
was intimatod that the bill was out of the
power Of the House, it was laid upon the ia
bic.
On motion of Mr. Tracy, memorial a.
| Salnst the establishment of monasteries in
! this State, was referred to a select committee
of three; and memorial from sundry free.
men of this State on the same subject was re-
| ferreC TO the same committee.
| A number of memorials for prohibiting the
sale OF ardent spirits were presented, one read
on motion of Mr. Fitch, and referred to the
seec. committee on the subject.
! An account OF II w Miller, disaowed by
the auditor, was referred to the committee Of
Claims.
| a petition Of Luther Frost tor land tax
was referred to land tax committee petI-
ton of sclcctmcn of Charleston that the min
lister right TO land in said town be appropria-
| ted 10 schools, was referred TO committee OH
| Education; petition OF the VI. Institute Ut
Hmesbur9h, TO the same committee.
On the joint committee TO designate commits
tee rooms, Messrs Villas, Marcy and Dewey
Of q were appointed. Adj.
. o'clock, p M.
SENATE-Scect committee on the bill
providing FOR the mode of election Of Govern
or, &c Messrs Merrill, Pierpoint & Youpg.
MIR Phelps offered resolution, asking of
his EX, the Governor, copies Of the report Of
the committee 10 settle the concerns Of tho
State Prison, and also copy Of the supern-
tenGanrs report for the current year; read
and on motion Of Mr. Pierpoint, laid upon the
table.
Mr. Hammond offered a bill, incorporating
the Green Mountain Iron Company, at Bran
don. Read and referred TO the committee on
manufactures.
MIR Converse informed the Senate that the
act directing the mode OF electing Senators TO
represent this State in the Congress OF tho U
, S. had been presented to the Governor for his
signature, Oct Is, 1886.
Mr. Briggs offered a Till incorporating the
Salisbury manufacturing company, for the
manufacture Of woollen and cotton goods.
Read and referred 10 the committee on manu-
features.
The clerk Of the house informed the Senate
that the house had concurred in The resolution
for designating joint committee rooms, by the
appointment OF a committee on its part, for
that purpose,
Mr. Beckwith offered bill directing tho
State Treasurer to pay the town of Sutton
the sum therin mentioned referred 10 COM
mittee on claims, when
The Senate adj.
HOUSE. The following commltees were
: announced:
: On the Surplus Rersnue-Mcssrs Foote,
c Nash, Hartman, Adams, Dewey of G., Fur
banks, Peck, Sanford, Hale, Hapgood, May
Of W., Sergeant, and Judson.
. On Expenditures for State HOuse--Messrs.
Fitch, Conant, Nash, Richmond OF d., May oil
r Westminster.
{ Messrs. Fullam, Newell and Slebbins, on
"A the bill 10 annex part OF sundry towns 10 hiT-
by
o Messrs. Colby, Smith OF B. and Harris, on
i the bill to annex Hurlburts Island to Georsia.
ii Two memorials on the subject o!the license
Il laws were referred to the select comnlttee raj
n sed on u similar memorial.
/; Mr. Sargeant, from the committee OF cleo
q lions, made report OF two resolutlohsons 'he
e Berlin case, viz that James Currler Is moi en-"
= titled to seat, and that Orrin Smirb is ent-
l. tied TO a seat.-Mr. Peck moved that the re-
i port DO laid upon the table: agreed to,
c MIR. Fitch moved Il reconsideration OF tho
c reference yesterday of TIE subject Of the Gale
dunia Grammar School lands; Mr. stevens
l. opposed, and Mr.. Smith Of 81. A. Fitch and
Tracy supported the motion, and It was carri-
J. cd and the petition ioieHcd 10 lha eol''E'''eS
: on education. .
Bis Iqtroduced-By Mr. Hatch equali-
q 2inp the pavment TO the state of bank div
blends, recurring ) per cent. from all banks
IL hereafter chartered or rechartered, to be
paid to the state on their semi annual dlvl-
;" dends-relerred TO the committee on banks
?. by Mr.. Bradley, to change the name OF "a
Hanley, ordered TO n third reading; by MI
r Nichols of Ii. N repeal the act regulating
y. the practice iphysic and surgery relecleo,
Il, ON the question of order re 1t TO second
T. reading; reconsidered, and the Dill referred
to the committee on Education; by Mr.
z Fairbanks, relative to weights and meas ,:,
urps. referred 10 select committee. The
or neti1ion of j. LOOMS, for indemnitcstio
n, lar losses occasoned by a suspension act
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