Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-29
aegi.Ia,urc OF vcrmont.


land tax not,ee,. ,epor,cd ~ VI Bect~ih, sgs,ns'
u. pas,.ge. lat5 upon the table; rcls'irg TO the
State PRISON. laid pron the table.
BIs Misunderstanding The limits of bl yard.
Ia ihs State. to the hints IT the respective com.
tcs. referred TO tho committee on The Judiciary.
Sisr,ry-,hc report and accompanying resolu.
lion. n the ommiice ~ The House. tn Nhom was
ref certain communication from tie executives oi
other Sis'es, on the subject Of Slavery. ~efc read.
and on motion, referred lie The committee on the jd.
dcisfy.
On motion II W. Porter. the vote on The passage
NJ the bill relating 10 common schools. was recon-
sidc'ed, and the bill rejected.
TSnyccdaoc hH-The question being upon VI
Briggs morton of indefinite pns'ponemen', he aith
drew he motion, and The bill wa. laid upon tie
liable.
Sarlps t,renae-The Senate resumed The con
siderslion Of lbs subjec, as in com. Of the " hole.
~ Converse ia tie chair when NJ Young offered
sn amendment 10 Pursuance Of tis suggestion in
the forenoon. ss accepted By VI Pisrpn'n'. tThh-
amendment requires the State Trcssurcrt 10 receive
the surplus whenever paid by the |. s., deliver ii
over 20 trustees to be appointed by The several
towns for ihtt purpose, IN proportion to the popu-
iation u the several towns IN 1880 to be loaned
to the citizens At 6 per cent the principal to re-
main tho property of the several towns, unless cal.
led Tor by the United States; Tie interest TO be ap-
propriatcd TO the support ofcommon schools dis
irbution Of interest to be ruuaiized after 1910, ac.
cording to the then population Of The towns. A
meHdn,ent adopted, and bill referred TO select com.
.uessrs P~icrpcini, Porter and IIebard.
BWs-To pay Lebbeus Egottor $2.727 81,
for services as superintendent of State House, re-
fc!red to CON. on Finance; incorporating Enosburg
Bee, Root Sugar msnufac. COM, ref. to com. on
manufactures. Adj. TO eve.
HOUSE-The House proceeded TO consider the
bill to pay Lebbeus Egerton $3.50 per 'anuum for
services as superintendent Of State House, the ques-
rion being to reduce the sum to 5000 Unsupported
by .Hessrs Tracy and Dewey of g., opposed by
.Nessrs Fltch, Nash and Needham of B.,-before
the question was put
The Senate came in. and the joint committee
made the following appointments
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
WIN. Wait, LIST Assistant Justice.
Harry 3. Mott, Sheriff.
Pardon +. Kimbsll, Brig. General, LIST Brigade
Is Division.
Warrington COUNTY.
Joseph Ho"es. Luther Cross, Thos. Needham
jail commissioners.
j.. l.. Lamb. Inspector ct Hops.
jason Carpenter, Judge of Probate.
EIymus >. Newcomb. High Bailif.
The Senate retired and the House resumed The
coDsiderutIuu "rthu a"enJn" az y" t"o Utr ~ pa.
Lebbeus Egerton. snd it was rejected. .r Dewey
Of G. moved TO amend so as TO make the sum o.
$3.50 payment in full-opposedb by .Nessrs Curtis
and Hale and rejected. The bill was passed.
Bills passed - Incorporating Enosongh beet root
sugar manu'ac. Co.
Dismissei-ihe bill in addition 10 act relative t,
a,a,,b,, ,nJ p,a..uray GG 20 Y ,aIa,i,a In puh
fishing reports OF supreme court. (rejected.)
Adj. to ID past 9.
sENATE-E. ening session. Nov. 10.
BilIs-to pay Lebbeus Egger,on the sum men.
toned. reported by com. without amendments re.
ferred to committee on claims.
Revolutionary Mr. Phelps, appointing a com
to investigate the concerns Of The VI. State prison
laid upon the table.
Sidpery-Mr Briggs from the com. on The Judi
ciary. reported The resolution, upon the subject
referred to them in the afternoon, with proposed
amendments, which were conrurr-d in, excluding
the report, and the first resolution adopted, as fol.
lows:
Resolred. by The General .l,sembiy Of The STATE o,
Iermont, Tia, neither Congress, nos the State 90
%vernmenis, have any constitution right to obrdce
the free expression of opinion for the TRANSMISSION
ofihem through the medium Of The public mails.
Mr. Waterman demanded the yeas and nays on
the second resolution, and ii was adopted as fol-
lows
Rcsolred, Tha; Congress DO possess The power
to abolish Sla'cry in the District of Columbia.
The third resolution, passed without debate, as
follows
Resolred. That his Excellency the Governor be
requested TO transmit a copy of the foregoing reso-
lotions 10 the Executives Of each of The States.
aud TO each Of our Senators and Representatives in
Congress.
BHis-eppropria,ing s25 900 for completing the
Slate House, read a third time aud passed.
Surplus RcrcHue-Mr Porter, of the reject com.
reported the bill, with proposed amendments, vary.
ing but slightly from the amendment offered BY NJ
Young except in Reproducing The principal sfer
the year ls4l Mr. Watson offered an amendment
10 'he smeuanso'. eissing the words STATE Treas.
Sro. which prevailed. Amer o,hs, ,m.ndo,oa,.
much animated discussion, and some warnn =,
feeling ats laie hour, the Senate having acted a,
in CON. OF the whole, reported The bill as amended
which wac read, amendments concurred in, bill read
a 'h'fa Time when the Senate Adj.
Evening session, Nov. I6.
Bills sppropns,iug %. 900 70, State