Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-11-16

w. quill dlHOuuI DIS may Oc HICCoSdiy W
complete the road, read twice and refer
red TO the Judiciary com. in addition to
the act diIidinglhe state into Judicial Dis
tricts, read twice and referred to com. on
ne Judiciary; extending the charter OF
the Bank Of ST Adams, read twice and re-
erred to the com. on banks.
Mr.. Briggs called up the bill for the
relief of Louis Grandy stated the facts in
the case; which were in substance, that
the Inhabitants OF Vergennes, becoming
tired OF her company, tore down her house,
1t being bad hOyse, fined her, and tor
want of cash to pay the fine, petitioner
was confined in prison. Mr.. PIerpont
opposed the bill, on the ground that reI''i
to the petitioner would be a lurden to the
community, and severe tax upon the
pubic morals: bill dismissed
TUESDAY, Nov. 8.
SENATE--BiIls--incosporating the
Wells River manufacturing company !;
amended, and ordered to b. engrcssed for
a thlr1 reading: Incorporating tie Frank
lin county steamboat company incorpo-
rating the Clarendon manufacturing COM
any: raising a tax on Ian Is in GIasten-
bury. Severll!y read third time and
passed.
"WEDNESDAY. Now 9
SENATE-Prayer by the chaplain.
Prtition--introduced by Mr.. Watson,
cf Asa Loveand and oilers, on the sub
jet of mtempcrancc, referred to com. on
thl; SUI jrct.
BIZ iu,ro ]uced- By Nj. Merrill, rem.
IerrnJ private propHi>y Of ne:ub-rs Of
corp r uions, Liable for al debts contract
Ell by the co po;ation, read twice and re-
f,rr d to a select committop Of three -
MtSsrs Merrill, White and Kinsman.
HoU-E-PrAyer BY Re-. MIR KELLOGG.
The Hous, resumed consideration OF
the surplus revenue biiI-Mr Villas offer
cI an amendment, providing thu a new
0pDortionment be made sitter $40, accord
ing to a census taken by the L. Statcs-
supported by MesSrs. Villas, Hale, Co.
n1ntanI ,wyer Of H, opposed by Messrs.
Tracy, Fitch end BUcAmaster, and re-
jlcted, ayes -, noes 10.
NJ Nash offered a provision that the
debts OF the state for the sac house, or
Other purposes, shall first BE- paid out of
the. fund, and the remainder be divided &C
cord'ng TO the population of 1880.
. Mr.. Necdhan of B. opposed the amend
ment. He was satisfied with the bill as
| it was and he could see no necessity for
or benefit from this amendment.
Mr. Nash said that notwithstanding he
placed all cUntd,uce in the gentleman
i from Bristol as a 6nancicr, yet he thou ght
| he might be somewhat mistaken in this
matter. 1t would be found upon exatrin-
alton of the treasurer's books, that the
state was not only indebted for the school
fund, but also 10 banks, and to private in
dividuas In his opinion it was the most
prudent and the most uSt course to Day
the debts Of the state, while the means
were in its posse ssion before distribution.
There must necessarily be SONS expense
=, in distributing the money, and again COL
lecting po1tion Of ii bv tax.
The discussion was continued by
Messrs Foo:e, Tracy and Dewey Of &.
in favor, and bv Mvssrs. Curtiss, G.. *.
Field, Rice of Somerset, Fitch, Buck
Muster, Pierce, De- Smith Of 3 ynson and
Bancroft against the amendment, aHi it
, was r,j"cted
, Mr. Peck offered amendments, proyid,
ing that "tnv first instaIment" only be
distributed according to thecensus cflS3U
and that the s.con1 and third ins.a!mtnt>
be distributed according to a census &c
, be taken in March 1887. if any be taken
-and if none be taken, that the second
and third instruments be distributed &C
corning to the population Of 1880: sup
ported by M"s>r> Conan,, Peek ANA Vi
las, OPPOSED by Me>srs. BucHmasrrr an,
Fitch, and the f.st rejected, llS to -
and the second without count. The
bill vas then READ a second time and or
Ger"d TO a third reading | NANIMOU 5
LY.
SrNATE-Joint ResoIution-By Mr.
s White. that our San ttors in Congress b
= directed, and our Representatives rcques,
ed to use their influence in promoting th
- passage OF a law, sus ending the duties OF
f. torel ~ bread stutfS, of every description
:, d-r.ug tbs unexamptd high prices Of IN
- same IN the United Sta,eo-iuid upon tn
, table.
ii BHl$-By Mr.. Miller, incorporate
, the Burlington Female Seminar Tea
> a thl,1 zine AM referred to committee O
- education
, Reports of Committees Mr.. Bel
= from the committee on educauon, the b
establishing County Grammar Schoo
T. at Richmond, without amendment; rea
. third time and passed.
g Bills p1zstd-incorporat;ng Vergennt
III Hydraulic co.-Otter Creek manu;uctu
5 ing co.-aitering the names OF CO rtain Pc
~ sons. AFTERNOON.
~ HousE-Repo'ts made aud disi :osed G.
Iu Ordered tothtrd reading-BlI.s-inco
10 porat'ng Salisbury, East BvIne, MIdd