The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-18

Mr.. Brayton presented n resolution To
establish the Bank aud legallse its proceed
ings.
On motion of Mr. Allen, Mr.. Randolph's
proposition, aud the Resolution ofthe Com
mIssioners, were laid on the table, aud Dir.
Brayton's resolution taken up.
On motion Of Mr.. Randolph, Mr.. Bray
tons resolution was indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Cranston moved to refer the whole
subject to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. c. subsequently Withdrew his mo-
tion and Mr.. Titus moved to adopt the res
olu!ion recommended by the Commission
ers.
While this motion was pending, and be-
fore farther debate, ut one o'clock the House
adjourned,
An amendment Was presented on Tues
day, by Mr.. J. II. Clark to the Lien Law.
1t provides thut owners Of properly, shall
not b. holden for expenses incurred by les
sees.
The Senate passed a law, which the
House concurird in, permitting Lotteries 10
he drawn in other places in the State, be-
sides Providence.
Afternoon.
The Speaker communicated To the
House, an invitation from the X. Island
Historical Society, to attend lecture To be
delivered before said Society this evening,
by Hon. A. II. Everett.
Aud act in addition to an act, entitled an
act, for the division Of real estate--commi-
ted.
The bill 10 raise the pny Of the Speaker,
Yesterday returned from the Senate con-
curred-was found to he non c"ncurred,
the error having originated III the Secretary
His re .ord was amended.
Several concurrences on private acts,
came down from the Senate.
Petition of United Train of Artillery had
been granted at former session, and APP
preparation applied. Wherefore the Hous.
voted that the appropriation made al this
session, $40, be applied to build an Armory
for the Company.
Petition of Louisa BARRIER, guardian, foi
sale of Real Estnte--indefnitely post.
poned.
| Petitions Grantsd.--Of Alexander Calder
aud of Champlm Dewy, for Liberation
! OF Nathan Waterman and Dexter Thur
her, Executors Of John Phillips, and Lem
ueI Capron, guardians, Of Thomas War
ner and George l.. Warner, his GUARDIAN
for sale of Real Es;ate.
Petition of James Thu-ber; guardian
fnr sale of real estate was rejected.
An act explanatory OF An act 10 regulate
Ws,e. Mhls-referred to the Committee OF
the Judiciary.
The Report on the City Bank was agnr
called up by Mr.. Dorr. After some re.
marks he submitted NH act to legalize ant
establish the City Bank, leaving its doing'
open, &c.
Altcr short discussion the act passed
The Senate concurred IN the vote to lib
erutc Alexander Calder.
Mr.. Titus moved 10 recede from the yoi,
relative to Providence. Hnrbor-Carred.
Petition of Anthony Steere and others
for bank.
While this petition WAS under consdera'
ton, the House adjourned.
Thursday, Jan. l2.-lO o'clock 4. VI
The Senate concurred in the bill au,horiz
ing limited partnerships.
Also in an Act authorizing Thoma.
Warren and George E. Warren his Guar.
dian, to sell estate.
Also an Ac, authorizing Nathan Water.
nun aud Dexter Thurber, Executors, tt
sell reul estate.
Mr.. Titus called up his resolutions, tt
instruct the Senators of this State, in tn.
Senate Of The U. States, 10 vote for Expun.
glng Resolutions, and also for Richard NJ
Johnson to be Vice President Uf the Untel
States.
MIR. Titus took the floor, which h. occu.
pied for something more thun all hou., "a
support of the resolutiuns. lie occupied
most of the time IN reading irom IA speecl
of MI. Benton, Of Missouri, delivered Oh the
floor of the L. States Senate, aud CLOSED
with short appeal 10 the House.
lie was followed by Mr.. Randolph in
opposition, who occupied the attention o
The House ull nearly one O'Clock, when tn,
house adjourned.
In the afternoon, MIR. Blake took the
iloor IA favor OF the Resolutions and atlel
he had spoken about hour, was succeeded
10y Mr.. Irauston III opposition.
Messrs. Gurus and Summons followed on
the sauie side, aud spoke Til SIX O'CLOCK
when Tue House adjourned.
At the sug -eston at Mr. Blake, on mo-
ton OF Mr.. Titus, that psrt OF tnein wa,
stricken out, which required our Seuulor.
10 obey or resign"
Fri,ay, Jan. l3.-lO o'clock, 4. ".
! The Committee on the subject ot th,
State Prison presented their report. A.,
Intellectual motion was made by Mr.. Bray.
ton who presented II, to take II up. IL wa.
lald on the table for the present, withou,
being read.
Report of the Commissioners on BurriIl.
vile Bank was also presented, aud laId on
the table without being read.
Petition ot Sylvester kulght, Guardian,
I for sale of Real lEstute-K.irrn.d