Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22

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tern, Western srd GENITAL Rail Road ,oales, rel.
- com. on roads sna canal, IN f.vor Of q. r.
Hodges. read a Third time, ard lsii upon the Ia
bic Az.
E,eaing session, Nov. IS.
HOuSE~-The srlec, com. IN licenses made n
long report 500 copies Of which we're ordered to he
printed.
The listing bin. reported hy a committee of the
house, was considered. when NJ Fabian moved mn
amendment, iaxng ell property a. ia req, vslpe,
over aud aouvo debts; supported by Messrs Fullhm
Rice "f Sunetse May of West Fsnlre. Curtis.
CBo,he,l,nCd- Wilcox. Mr. Saver Of ". moved
that the bill be printed and referred TO the next
session-afer dlscSssiuu uilhdruwn. Mt eastman
moved to lay the bill on The lsblt- -nrgati,ej.-
The amendmen, of Mr. Follam VS. adopted, by a
strong vote. aud the bin committed to Mcssrs
Fich and Fullam for amendment.
Disnie set--Eqnslizng smoun, Of bank dividends
To be paid to tie State. (tsjeoted)--re,hrr,cnag
Bennington bank.
Referred 10 the next sc,s,ou--To incorporate
Bennington Co Bank, 81 to 60.
Abb 10 ELI O'Clock.
WEDNESDAY,. Nov. 10.
SENATE.-BiNs. Relating to the publication
of land tax notices, read twice and ref. to com. o..
land !aXee relating to endorsers, committed fr
amendment, amended aud passed authorizing the
Governor to- nuke distribution of pieces of ordnance.
read a bird time and passed; relating to the slate
prison, READ twice and referred 10 committee on e.
nance.
Suplls rncape. Mr. Briggs from the commit,
toe on the Judiciary, reported he owl as proposed
to be amended by M P%ietpoin', and also another
proposal Of amendment, by the committee, which
were considered by the Senate. acting as in rom
- st
the amendment; offered By Mr. P.erpoint, providing
that The money be loaned To each town in the state.
according To population Of lS30-,he interest To-
be annually paid into the treasury of the State and
10 be annually dis, ribuled TO the several towns,
according to the population, for the support Of cou-
mon schools. Mr. Hebard objected to The security,
BY mortgage on real estate, as proposed in The a.
mendment, as Introducing al odious feature into
our institutions. Mr. Bell was very glad the gen.
lleman found bat one objection 10 the amendment {:
that would be as easily obviated Us the obiectiot
10 the bill from the House, or the amendment pro-
posed bv the committee. He preferred The omend.
Hent now under con ,ideratIon 10 either, and con-
iinned his remarks in illustration Of the benefits he
believed would be derived by the entire population
ofIhe State for wears 20 come. ifihe amendment Of
the gentleman from Rutland prevailed. Mr. Hub
bell stated other Objections than The one alluded 10
by Mr. IIebard, which would influence his vote.
particularly in regard TO the application of the mo.
nev, and The pay to the distributors. who would be
likely to consult their own interests, as much. GER
tainlv, az the interests of the public. He con,inu-
ed his remarks at some length in opposition to the
amendment, as objectionable, also in respect TO the
difficulty q! obtaining security on real estate, with
indis putable titles; ohiecting likewise to the power
proposed 10 be conferred upon The Treasurer, who
ever he might be, as liable TO party Influences from
year 10 year, as one party or another might alter
nntely prevail. Opposed also bv Mess. Ranney.
and Waterman, supported by Messrs Porter and
Pierpoint, who replied to the objections raised.-
Nj kinsman oppo, ell the amendment, as calculated
and he believed intended, to defeat a distribution
the present session, which he was convinced would
not meet the appreciation Of the people. He pre-.
ferred a deposite in the banks, or The erection nj
once Of Ia new banks, than to distribute i, TO the
towns, Ms proposed BY the amendment under CON
sidcration, and gave his reasons for his opposition.
Mr Ranney again took the floor IN opposition to
The amendment, not on account uf he object uf the
dis,rlbuIion. for the promotion of education met his
approval but the manner in which the object was
proposed to be attained followed by Mr. Young,
who objected to the erection of as many Loan OH
ces ms there are counties in the State, and sugces.
ted the placing the revenue a, the disposal of the
State. 10 be divided as tie population might vary
from year to year, and moved TO Law The subject mp.
On the table. Mr. Pjerpoiut disclai,ned all idea, or
desire, to defeat the distribution the present ses-
sion and said he most chcerfllly consented to and
heartily concurcd in the proposition of the gentle
man from Orleans, [Mr Young ! aud it was laid
upon The table.
Ttmpcrance LW-Called up by Mr. Howe. the
questlnn being upon the proposition 10 raise III"
penalty for infrac'ions of he law. from tan to TWEEN
~ dollars. Mr. Briggs moved IL indefinite post.
ponement when the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE-The amendments Of the Srna:e 10
sundry bills concurred ia.
Dismissed, &c.-Repraling act Of 81 adopting
tomtnon law Of EngIand-in addition 10 net reia-
ting 10 permanent salaries - resolutions relating 10
surplus, (rolected)-reiatiSe to Vermont Fire In
surbnce Co.
Passed-Bdl extending limits 81 jail yards to the
limits Of The several counties. (Nr Buckuas'sr mo-
.ed to dismiss-suppnrted 10y Mefsrs B4ckmasier
and Stevens of r., opposed by Mcssrs Sargent,
Needham uf b., Fnch. Curtis, Smith of NJ. Rec Of
Somerse'. ilasvell, Pierce and + linn. end n"go-
tiSed. 1874 10 81 -fpiafKp 10 duties Of Il uk L.