Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-26

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txlss. ~sea. mo,a@o u Mr Ii0nt. the cofnai,iee
tssr, AMI reqaeret 10 be discharges iron the
Sarssr esas.dstsiion Of The fcs5lat,oe u Mr. VI
iss aai the amendment 2foeossd thereto B. Mr..
iisa'.
The committee wse accordingly Discharged and
81. rrsniaiian and sDentHscni ~lihdrawn.
SIR A,kea is,fosoced Eve resolutions. sdofiing
,ss Sea- Eve suiciss Of amendment.
Cin motion al Hr Cslhosu.,he convention wen, 10
80 committee Of the Whole Mf Mauook. 10 the
char. upon these REGULATIONS the question beng,
.i.i The committee recommend the sdopton Of tic
uselsiionsi
Ne.srs. Alien and Nubi supported The rcsoiu-
s.ous, opposed by Mr. Hcsdee. shen. on motion. the
committee rose. reported progress and asked leave
TO st sgs,n leave ~Ss granted accordingly.
Mr. Satgesu, ri Manchester and Mr. Wheeloos
q Ecu lad leave Of sbscnec from and sfer io-mor
tos.--AdL
TusspAr, Jsn. IL.
The chair appointed the following gentlemen as
committee to make up the doben;nrcs Of The con
sen'ion
Messr.. Bo,,um. Field Of wilmingto OF, Chandlaer.
Nooic. SWIM. Stephens. Pomeroy Dillingham;, Ca
hoou. Moore Of Newport, Celsn, Beemsn Of Far.
far. Fletcher.
Mt Villas introduced q resolution for the adjourn
mebi, 10 morrow 7 o'clock, Of the convention with
oat day; laid npou the table, on motion Of Mr Bee
inta Of Fairfax
Mr. Dee inquired whether the repor, Of the com
ini,iee o! Elections was upon the table.
Mr. Aiken. chairman Of the commttee,l said tho
report was upon tho table and he took the occa.
sion here to remark. inssmuch as II had yesterday
been intima'cd that the report partial tina, the
went TO The full exIen, Of their powers in this
matter and reported the who'd facts so far as they
could get the facts.
SIR Colismer moved that the credentials Of the
several members be accepted. notwithstanding their
,nfarmsli,y.
ting.
Mr. Hatch Of Fletcher had leave Of absence for I
the remsineer OF the session.
Ga motion of Mr. Pomeroy, Tho Convention went !
into committee Of the whole. Mr. Collsmer in the
chair upon the resolution. offered yesterday by Mr.
Aiken.
Mr. Miller Of Lowell moved tina. the Committee
recommend the adoption Of the resolutions and sup
ported the motion Messrs. Pomcroy. Dee. Mans
field and Chandler also supported The motion, opPo-
sed by Mr. Newcomb.
Mr. Whitney moved division Of the articles.
The discussion was resumed. Mr. Mattocks in
favor aud Mr. Cshoon sga,ns, tho amendments.
Mr. Mesch moved that the committee recommend
tho adoption Of The first resolution.
Mr. Niles observed that he was instructed upon
this subject, and he could mol disregard those n
s,rue,ion without mourning. perhaps, the cons,tu
en,s. He was compelled, however, with his pres
cnt We've. TO vote contrary 10 those Instructions
and be proceeded TO assign his reasons The great
principle Of democrat IN this instance required it Of
hm. The adoption Of the Senate increased the
member Of Legislators. and necessarily increased
slso the expense; the legislature must also be
cited in those appointments. and tina, excitement,
he feared. would disqualify them for the discharge
ofthe,r other duties. This evil be would remove
he was anxious COW 10 remove all the evil he could
etc had made matters worse, rather than better
Mr. n. proceeded 10 discuss the proprety OF the e.
lection Of sheriff. and bailIfs BY the people. and
10 consider objections which had been urged.
Mr. Gsllshs supported and Mr. Goodsle opposed
the motion Of Mr Meach; when the question was
p0t-syes 90 noes llA-so the committee resell
we'd to report that II ia lNEXPEDlENT to adopt
tho Gre, smendmen' providing for the election Of
sheriff. and bsiilFs BY the people Of the respective
counties.
Mr. Mesoh moved that the committee recommend
the seop.,oa Of tho article of amendment, proyi-
dag for the election Of States attorneys by the
fi~rmsn Of the tsVersl eooniics--ayos 100. noes
lis; 90 The motion was NEGATIVED.
Mr. Aeaeh moved that the committee recon
mend The adoption OF the third sr,ice. relative TO
the oleciion 81 lodges Of Prohsie-syes l0a. noes
ZIG; 90 the motion Sas AEGATlvED.
Mr. POmstoy moved that the committee recon-
mead the adoption Of The fourth sriicle, desirus
tag the manner Of making the several elections
provided for in the previous ariicles-ana the no.
uOa wss nrgs,i,ed without count.
The question then required. VII tho commit
tee recommend the stoptlou Of the ffh ,,,iris %