Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-03

ted to report to the next session OF the leg |
stature some plan by which the people OF
this state can be again furnished with such /
safe aud stable currency as will enabIc the
holders ofany bank bills to convert said bills
into specie at pleasure.
Mr. Egerton demanded the yeas and nays, !
which being taken. were as follows:
Yeas Mcssrs Allen, Bell, Briggs. Bur-
tom Converse. Eaton, Hammond Howe,
Lawrence. Miller, Pierpont, Phelps OF
Windham, Phelps of Windsor, Porter,
Rarncy, Steele. Swift, Van Scklen, White
and Young
Nays Messrs Cobb, Egerton, Haywood,
Ingals. Jcnness, Kinsman, Palmer, Smile
and Waterman--9.
50 the amendment was adopted. Mr.
Cobb moved so 10 amend the resolution as
to require Of the Banks the gross amont
loaned to stock holders, other than officers
Of the banks. Opposed by Mr. Eg erton, in
remarks, supported by Mcssrs Ven Slckcn
& Phelps Of Wlndham, and adopted. Mr.
Cobb moved further to amend the resolution
bv requiring the number and amount Of all
sums loaned TO individuals over five thous>
and dollars--suppore by Mr. Phelps of
Windsor, and adopted.
Adj.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
PRAYER by he Rev Mr. Kelly.
Reports Bv The comli,ee on Banks, for
reference Of the following bills to the next
session. and they were referred, viz. to in
corporate Washington Co. bank bank of
CastIeton; bank of Bradford Bennington
Co. bank; against the bill relating to
banks referred to the next session.
Bv committee of Education, that the res
olu,lon relative to the 18th sec. Of the
school act be referred to the mex, session !;
1t was SO referred in favor of the bill to
! rive up certain note of $4,000 to University
of Vermont.
Bv committee on .M;itary Affairs, bill
organizing the militia of this state. (samc
as the senate bill, laid on the table and
made the order of the day for tomorrow
morning.
Mr. Kittredge, from the committee on
! Temperance memorials, made report &C.
companled BY the senate bilI-500 copies
ordered to be printed.
Mr. Dewy, from the committee of Wdys
and Means, reported three bills, assessing
tax for supporting three bills, assessing tax
for support of government, and authorizing
the treasurer to borrow certain sum-sey-
orally ordered to Sd reading.
BY the judiciary committee in favor OF
extending the right of traI by jury, and
the petitioners had leave to bring IN a
bill.
Mr. Adams Of G. |. moved to reconsider
the vote rejecting the bill to purchase a
portrait Of Washington laid on the table
On motion Of Mr. Colby, the house
reconsidered the vote Of Saturday, con
earring with the Senate in certain amend
menl to the bill relative, to Grand Isle CO,
conrts--and the amendments OF the senate
relative to the time Of The law going Into
effect, was non concurred in.
Mr. Smith Of S. a. called up the motion
for reconsideration, made some DAYS since
relative to Franklin co. buldlngs--and til,
motion for reconsideration, was withdrawn
The senate returned the bill relative t.
deputy clerks Of supreme and county courts
with an amendment conquered to.
The senate bill, relative to support 0
the poor, was referred to the general com
nitirec.
Bills pissed For relief Of Joseph Bee
Tan repeating act altering name u
Charles Hardy 10 pay II II ROBINSON
IN addition TO acts Incorporating Centr'
TnrnDlke Co
; The Senate bill relative to inn keeper
and pedlars was lead. land on the table
and ordered to be printed.
Mr. Smith of St A, by unanmoIS con
! sent, introduced bill to pay An4us'ln
Clark referred to committee of claims
Az Mr. TowuScy, relative To school, re
tcrred 20 Commlitea on Education.
Mr. AopklnS, by unanimous consent. in
troduced a resolution InS'ruc'lng our dele
CATION IN Congress to use their cXcrlion
to plocnre the passage nf a pension &C
embracing all revolutionary soldiers nov
eXondcr by The acts in torce--1dopted
Mr. Dlllngham introduce resolution re
qnlrlng reports az bank Inspector and con
' missioner to be made on the LIST day {
: the session annually; referred to commltte
u on banks.
, A bill relating to trial by jury. inroduC
, cd on leave, was ordered 10 Sd reallna
, Cribs bill gives "fuatives FROM i. @
slaves, who escape to rh,s state, the rigl
OF trial by jury.) Mr. Field of w caile
. up the bill relating to assignment sup
>, ported by Mcssrs. Dillingham;, Trac,
= Partridge and Peck, and opposed by NJ
kurldgc-when Mr. Kutrige-whon NJ
, Keith moved to refer it to the next scssio
-, supported by Messrs Keith and Smith
y NJ, opposed by MeSsrs. Field Of w. Nee,
ham and FuIlam, and ncgarived; bill SUI
ported by Mr. Field of W. opposed b
:, Messrs. Dewey and Hazlellnc and laid @
e" he table.
n Mr. Rich Of Shoreham had leave of al