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

! wv UuNhS InSillul'HB tu'h ue"'''' ~
Green Mountain Turnpke Co, referred |
to select committee ofthtcc, Messrs. Con- |
verse, Briggs and Young. Rcscindlng |
J the resolution appointing day OF thanks"
giving, aud another resolution designating |
the Sd Thursday Of Nov. next as the day
concurred in aud passed.
! Mr.. Steele moved reconsideration OF
the vote rejecting the bill to pay the town
Of Sutton the sum mentioned, and the bill
was laid on the table.
Bus. For the education OF minors and
Experimentation up, and after debate,
committed Tor amendment. Relating to
sherlff's fces--rend twice and referred to
Judiciary committee. To pay the town ct
Sutton the sum mentioned, reported by Mr.
Plorpont, who stated the facts IN the case,
and the bill, after debate by Messrs lngnS.
Kinsman and Pcrpoin,, in favor, and Mr.
Briggs agalnst-blll rejected For the
relief of Allen Smith, reported by Mr.
Hammond read a Sd time and passed.
Relating to the poor, and the erection ana
management of poor houses read 50
time and passed From the House, re
peaIinr an act for he destruction OF foxes
- read twice and referred to committee on
agrlcu!lurc Altering name Of John
Wakefield on the table. Extending
limits of jail yards in this s,atc-Iaid on
the table. For regulating and governing
the militia--caIlcd up by Mr. Phelps Of
Windsor, and considered, Senate acting as
in comnIttcc of the whole, Mr. Briggs IN
the chair. Mr. Bell moved so to amend
the bill as to exempt from military duty
the faculty and students OF colleges. and
, accompanied the motion with remarks IN
, its favor. Mr. Phelps Of Windsor replied
in opposition to the motion. Amendment
adopted. After numerous other amend
, ments,
On motion, the Senate
Adjourned
SENATE
MONDAY, Oct. so.
. Prayer By the Rev. Mr. Converse of
; Burlington.
: BiNs 70 pay Rufus Campbell the sum
mentioned a Sd time aud passed.
!. To regulate and govern the militia of this
state---laken up, when Mr.. Perpoint
moved that the committee of the whole be
. discharged from further consideration OF
$ the bill for the present, and that 1t be com
mittod TO the committee on military affairs
q for amendments, winch he deslgnated-
, bill committed, and Messrs. Plrrpoint and
Converse, on motion Of Mr.. Phelps OF
Windsor. added to the committee. For
the education Of minors and apprentices,
reported by Mr. Young. with amendments
J.. read Sd time, when Mr. Young explained
. the provisions Of the bill, and addressed
y the Senate, showing the Importance OF
"a provision by law for the education of mi.
nors employed in manufacturing establish
men,s in this state, and the bill! passed
Taxing the county of Franklin, by Mr.,
. Eaton-read twice, and referred TO Sena-
/ tors from Franklln county. To locate the
public buildings of Franklin county, rcpor-
ted by Mr. Ranney-lndetinl'c ely post poued.
Empowering the judges of !Vlndham coun
~ court to purchase certain piece Of
,r land-read Sd time ard passed. In ad
r. di,ion to an act defining what shall be
: deemed legal settlement, and relating to
=, removal of paupers--read n Sd time, ant
:, postponed indefinitely. In addition to al
" act relating to courts Of Proba,c--reIarins
, to shcrlff's fees, scveralIy postponed indeti
-, nitely. Declaring CERTAIN machinery to b,
>! fixtures, amended, and she bill ordered /,
" be engrossed and read Sd time. From
the House, extending the limits Of jar
I VH1uS ~ Us ~ clIlU dCt tblllt COII' ', ldh'l
~ IN, Senate acting as IN committee of III,
, whole, varioUs,y amended by the commit
= tee, and among others, an amendment era
! sing all bnt the enaCllng clause, and sub
~ shutting the provisions OF the bills tr0u
the House, IN relation 10 imprisonment 70
deb, and concealed or abscOndng debtors
. with variations from those bills a. passp,
i" Wv the House Mr. Plerpolnr moved tina
;" the bill be indefinitely postponed, and NJ
1t SIN lie demanded the yeas and Hays. TN
- motion was lost, yeas 10, nays 10, whe
IS the Bill, on motion of Mr. Plerpoln', wa
., recomm Jjted to the judiciary committee 70
', amendml mt. From the House, to pa
~ Henry II, Robinson the sum mentioned
~ = read twice, aud referred to Committee o
VI claims. Fo' relief Of Joseph Beemar
read twice. an referred 10 com. on finance
: Repealng an d CT Of 1886, altering nam
; OF Charles Hare Y, read twice, and lald o
ii the table. In al dulon to an act passed !
49, 1900, Incorporating the Centre Turnp'k
'' Co., aud allowing them to discontinue PAL
of their road, read ed time, aud passc'
"S Petitions BY Mr. S witt, OF the inhabl'
W ants Of Shoreham, pravh1G the prohlbrIo
of the sale of ardent splril S-Iald on the ia
~, bic, BY Mr. Burton, Of Inhabitants ot BEL
-, nngton county, praying an allowance OF
IN quarts toll for the grinding of grain, pc
bushel-reierred to commmlttte OF manu-
,,r features.
Resoiulions-rela,ing to school none,
a. reported by Mr. Bell, of the committee q
n education. By Mr. Swift, the re,oullo
- relative to an institution for the edu cato
nd of females, with view to Instruction. sl
on - 49,: -: ,,
cd. FrOm The house, relAtnu 10 duties