Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-10-30

90 nptpnGu1Nuf. the question on illb
nassaqe Of the bill REQUIRED, and there having
pcor tic in the Senators votes, the chair gave
cas,ing vote IN favor OF the bill. Mr. Briggs
tben ,,oved a reconsideration ofthe vote. Re-
soos;dcrod. and The yeas asd nays being de-
monded. the bIl-,yas finally passed, yeas 10,
novs ID
Fro7, the house, revving a tax on Emorc,
read A third time and passed laying a tax OF
4 cts. on lands in Brunswick read Third |
time, and on motion OF Mr. Haywood
committed for amendment: Incorporating NE
Springfield paper co. taking up whGrn MT
Van Sicklin called Tor the reading OF tho bli''
and IT beng read, AR Porter explained me
provisions OF ule o'li a. MAKING inc SOON
holders and officers holden Tor debts OF 'ns
corporation, and the private properly ho'dGn ~
certain casca, and advocated Inc passage OF me
bill Mr. Smile, alter remarks, moved TO
commit the BILL with instructions to amend
tubjcciing private property OIL stock ho'dets IoF
the payment OF all debts OF the corporation
Mr. Porter spoke in opposition to The notion
Mr. van Slckln IN laF0r, Wh'n inc Wouon was
lost, and The yeas ana nays were d'uohueu ny
Mr. hgeUon, ana inc O'i %u9 P"SsIu l1's
nays IL; NAT bIIg&s c"''eo 'hC a,'cUuoH "' ''e
Senate to rules, and remarked that The nitro
ducion OF persons TO The Ioor oil inc senate
was not recognised oy INC roics' unless INTRO
duced by member Of Ihe senate 49,,
by Mr. van sicklon, IN relation - hisn,
ways, pToViulng mat persons Pla;oG OUT o'
lhelr dlstflct' may pay TWO lh'rdS ony' nc
ierred 10 comn'Iso on foous ana eonoIs' .-
KeporiS--by Nlr briggs, OF me conWn'eJ
on the judiciary, oil the bill relating TO lseue oil
executions, with proposals OF amendment
which were considered by the senate, as IN
committee OF the whoIc' ana before we uecls'
ron, Senate Adjourned
FLO USE OF REPRESENTAT IVES.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Kellogg.
Resol1,tions--By Mr. Elliott, nstrucHng the
committee of Insolvency to inquire into the OK.
pediency of a law regulating the assignment
and distribution OF property Of insolyont debt
ors-also inetructng the Judiciary committee
10 inquire as 10 the expedency of a law rea
tive to entails--adoped.
Bis introauced-By Mr. Palmer, in addition
to the militia acts, referred TO committee OF
Military affairs by MIR Kellogg, in addition
to the school acts, to the committee on Educa
ton; by MIR Wiley, altering the name of Johl
Wakefield, TO General committee; by Nj
Bond, altering the school act, respecting tint
of distributing money, to committee on Edu
cation.
The Governor transmitted the proceeding
of the military state convention, by request
referred to committee on Military affairs.
Peliiions-Thc account Of Geo. ii Peck, re
ierred to committee Of Cams-peiiton 10
annexation of part OF MarshieH to Panfcld
TO select commitee-of inhabitants OF Corn
wall relative to punishment Of high crimes, t
Judiciary committee.
Teporis Of Commttses-By the Land a.
committee, bills taxing lands in DuXbury
Culldholl and Granville, ordered to Sd read
inc.
BY the committee Of WGgs and Means, bl
compromising the superintendent OF the Stat
Prison, ordered 10 Sd reading.
~ the judiciary committee, OIL reiauVe |
Supreme Courts, ordered to Sd reading Ser
ate bill providing for rcPorung decisions OF 81
preme Court, laid on Inc table, on motion {
MIR Adams OF G. |. the Senate bill, consirt
ing act relative 10 election OF town officers, o
dered TO a Sd reading.
BY committee OF Claims bill to pay Samu
b Booth $500, (clalm under suspension act
10 pay Harvey Bell Sl566 65-Wm IN. Ru
sell Sl50-ordered to Sd reading.
BY committee Of Insolvency, against the bl
relative TO liability OF corpoTatIons-laid uPr
the table 80, =,
By General committee, senate OIL IN aod
ton to act incorporating VlHa9e OF bfa'ueoof'
passed against bill regulating duty OF 10"
clerks, dl1mlssed; OIL relallnS 10 Srahu lis
laid on the table; against altering name
Seymour and Samuel Alnswor'h, dlsmlsset
against bill repeating pedlars act u 1893, al
it was dismissed; oI'i cons'rGing INC Peuiai
act OF 1905, oFueIeo 70 gu icau'"s'
BY committee on Education, against the b
repeating the act regulating The practice
physc and sur ery-Mr Lawrence moved
dismiss the blll-Mr hayward supported u
bill and opposed the motion, declaring u
present act nconstltutlonal--motIon snppol
ed by Messrs Allen Dll'Ingnam ha,t'reds
opposed by MeFsrs fuliam q ratIndgc' a.
carried, ayes l04, noes $3.50 The bill was d.
missed