Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07
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81 'euis tnsib ~ M.''fs louag. FisrPvni, Van Sol
10 ana G 7.sfss when M Brrss moved t. sHens hr
hii ~ siniirr eat an ssf 'hs fnsrituF rlsus-snp
go'tea ~ NJ Brggs, rFPosra by N"ssts Nsn S.ralsn
)sans. And Parisf. and aiaars-u ty tb- mover A.
tr fgifssf sFrni onu.csung pfopusrd
tss End IN detse. MI f.'fFstni moved TO ad ss
BIZ ~ rfssins tie e'aVss aspsusinz ~ highway eur
APPROXIMATIONS sdspied, sud s4oioH ~ NJ
gts. Tho bii sH5 saisnaenen< ltd the table The
ia rsPs'ied ,, the oestn'i',e On Tempe'snee mr
sfisS sss tsAsh up, and read "a uFgs, when NJ a.
ton moved the epHinifnsni 81 th- til i9r ndfnru
BY efssns The srcten providing peDs''y fnr dfnat.a
bees. accompanying Tie mouol villa h, reasons. and
sleung the p'oprriy q punssbng dTunkstd, hr slat
air ~hte st the same time the alch 10 srlrHt spirits
Sa' protected ~ u. sist's eaarim ME il seemed g.
Lin hs- h"ldipg ou of tie law - pr--rnt The
eo? and the otbet 10 puh'sh Is sccsrl4aee The
ton prevailed. aid TIE bill e.faa4ited 81 M BATON
~ ancndm~nt Relating 10 psdI ers end tctr,ittn,
eErns u this state 10 deal ia American msnuaeiu,~,
.l'hpsi sp,eitl licenrs tead % ime. orposcd Nv
hesss sn'l,e Howe, and Porter supported by AIcsrs
van sekth, PefPpiut and Convene, AID patsed yeas
~, nays g. Al
Hortr-RTsyo -By the reject roin 20 inye,- cate
banks as 10 u.t PEI profits the state tc
Spded by 'e'i chsfirr'l rosUuion directing 10. bank
enmmht's and commissioner. g. ins"@eE"c s"d report
fly on this subject Mr. llsch moved 20 Jay i on the
htie-sgtrcd 10 vhrn the minority 81 The committee
made report, concluding with resolution, similar 10
tie one reported BY the m,jority-isld on the table
1t Field Of W called up The resoluiinus, ins,ructng
he committee the Grand Let 10 port b.l ptoyi.
dug Ter general arprssl 81 property 10 he put IN the
lia'.. &c-AIt Smith ~ st A moved 70 Jay them on
the table neg,tved. ~ Fulsm moved a. amendment
requiring lists 10 be given IN on the ls Of February
uualD discussed At length, when Mr. Kiiifdge
moved 10 dismiss the resolution, supported by Messfs
knt'dge and faruidge. orpo'ed BY Messrs Fullam,
Yield of w. Tracy and Needbam, snd Mr. X. varied the
motion, 10 re.cnmnit the resolutions de.
bai.d and superseded Ly motion 70 lay the table
urga,ved. The amendment of Mr Fullam. subgtitl.
ting Feb for \ pril coming up, Mr. Adams Of 6 mov.
u .Nia
Buggs moved t. dismiss The whole subject uasueeess.
in motion 30 sd 1irn n-ton 10 dismiss ne!atiyed
Dir Adams wiihdres his Amendment, uusucsess ful
u"u"n !" adJo1,n' ihe smerdmeni Of Mf Fullam Was
elected H. noes lG3 Unsuccctsful motion to ad.
porn, ayes GO. noes, 63 Mr. Dillingham; moved to
strike out the exceptions of household furniture tools
&c. In the LIST resouton-adoped. Mr. Fisk moved to
eIeep, all wearing apparel MIR Kiuredge moved also
q add land farming utensils'-esfred GJ to ~ Mr.
Mr. Dlhnghtm moved 10 except all chanicnl tools
Mr. Briggs moved refer the resolutions 10 the com.
mitite on the grand list-necbtiyrd Another unsuc.
o~ssinl motion 20 adjourn. Mr. Wood moved 10 recon.
Hier the motion excepting farming utensils" Mr. u.
Withdrew his smrndDsni, and the motion for reconsid.
grafton prevailed. snd the exception Of farming utensils
~as rejected Mr. Fisk's smeudmert except wearin,
apparel was agreed TO- and the resolutions were nGop
Tea Adj.
2oclooK Pm
SssArr- Reports BIZ Nr Hammond against The bill
requiring annual report oi the treasury indefinitely
p's'poned BY NJ Hove, ON the bill in relation the
spproti OF the poor, uat ought not 10 pass laid on
u" table OF bill in relation To poor houses and the
poor IN favor "f It's passage read, and passage op.
posed by Mr. Ranney, o. the grasnd that, ia his est,
.oppor, Of the poor Mt Bec. G'.sened in "pn ie
from Mr. r and spoke IN supper, Of the bill, as prov
ding an econonira pnn for the support Of the unoru
nate poor Mr. Ranncy replied 70 Mr. d when Mr. Por.
ter advocated The passage Of the bill. On motion OF
Mr. Hammond the bill was laid the table OF the
bill res;ng 10 Judges of sup court that on qh not TO
pass read ana laid on the ube. BY Mr. Converse IN
hvor Of the bill relating aud contracts passed
70 he engrossed BY Mr. Brggsof bill providing that
tha ind 4
eeunin cases lard on the table.
;"e.''gs-fFom the Governor, announcing his appro.
val II sundry acts pissed al the present session.
bWs-Conprnsating Sup OF VT State 1rison--ta taken
up, when VII Cobb opposed the passage 81 the bill al.
leglng that the SLOWED than an adt quate
rs~srd Of services peri"racd. Mr. Porter supported
TIE bill on the ground that the conpt Just
and faithfully sained followed by M phrips IT Wind
who stated the nature and extent Of services per-
formed BY The said supernte ndant Mr. knsnan spoke
10 opposition To- the bill regarding the salary as too
high. $500 Mr. Hammond corrected Mr. kinsman as
10 bis impression that the family Of the sup"finrdaDt
vas provsionsd BY the stale The salary was all he re-
e.ivrd tor his services and II tina, much it cod
Be- reduced Messrs Pierpoin, and Edserion poke in
favor, and the bill pissed.
BIs P,sJ,d- Relative 10 ink-epers relating to jndg
es al Sup e5urt relating "a the issue Of executions
Bills ordered to a Sd reading -relating TO the educa-
ton OF minors and apPreniicss-relstve to poor hous
es. &c
Senate al loufned to meet this evening" att o'clock.
HoUsx Mr. Kiurrdgr called up the bill relative 10 the
purchase of portrait Washington-Mess's ki,tredre,
tsrtftoge. keIth. Diingham ana Nerdhhm supported,
Mesus Field OF w and Villas opposed the bill II was
ordered to I'd reading ayes iod nays 95 and ordered
10 81 reading.
Nr Hatch called up the resolution reported by Inc
committee 10 investigate the banks &c and moved to
substitute for 1t the resolution reported by the minority
(The majofy resolution requires the hank commission
and bank Inspector 10 repor, annually the Of
bad debts Of each bank the OF banking houses IN
divided profits and whole amount Of surplus profits
The minority resolution requires the same officers
anime banks Paprrs and officers OF banks 10 ascertain
whether the states share OF the profits has been recry
edalso whether any of the banks have invested any
OF their surplus stock and that stock had paid the
stats its share sad also concerning the cost Of bank
ing houses plates, Ac) Nessrs Hatch, Partridge
Fsld Of w Neeehsm, HaIel,ine, and H.weu support
cd the motion opposed bY Messrs IInstincs Smith Of
FL. A Fairbanks, Colby Tracy and Hopkins Tie n.u
ton earned i0i noes IS and the re-autila
90 amended sss adopted Adj
stsAII-Fnday evening The bin providing fora
and more eff tent organization % the iaills was
considered in committee Of the whole
(1his bill allows - eents per day 10 The military ard
ftqare' srsInpis 10 Psy 81 PsrySar)
SsruRpAf Oct .
sfsATt- Bas pas'sd-Rrlaung notes and cor
uscts-Pfov'din. isf deputy clerks Of tuperme and
county elefks
The bali relative 70 minors and ,pPrenuee. Sss ,nae
f.fa. md