Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07

WEDNESDAY, Nov. i
SrNATr-Reports-B By Mr. Howe, that the manner in
which fuel and Stationary &c is supplied for the Leg
stature is mproper,and that provision should be made
for more economical supply, accompanied with n re-
solution, which was laid on the table
iutions-prolestng against the admission of
States into the Union whose constitution lolcrates do
nays demanded by MIR Phelps of Windsor and the re-
reso utun supported by essrs Howe, Briggs and Ran
ney, opposed by Cobb, Egerton, Phelps Of
Nindlam and PI-rront. Porter moved that the
nays l3 the qaeson rec h gnPailGn lest yeas ~
pass. decided in the affrmalive,eas IG nays 10
That Congress have full power abolish slavery aod
the slave trade n the district Of COLUMBIA and the ter
ritories "f the Union: Mr. Phelps nf Wndham moved
TO amend the resolution by erasng the words slavery
and, TINT 1t would read, abolish ,he slave trade &c
90 aud supported the mniion at leupIh Mr. Por.
Ter replied ia opposition To- the motion followed on the
same side by Mr. RanHey- motion 10 amend lost and
the rCsolpon ps-s.u. That congress has III. mower TO
nerilct the slave unde between the staes-aiJ ON the
table That our Senators AID Representatives in Con.
present the foregoing resolutions Congress. nd
then influence to carr, them into effect and that
the Gov of this state forward copy OF the resolution,
and report to the President OF the L. and TO the Gov.
ernors of The several States Mr. Phelps of Windsor
moved that the resolutions be laid on the tab. ,eu,rL
ng that The President Of the u s had vetoed I'M,
subject advance it would be Useless 10 forward 10
him the resolutions. On this motion, alter debate Mr.
Waterman demanded the yeas and nays- motion ca,
u' yeas w. uys - dhe he resolution laid the
bic. Adi
ifousK The housr resumed consideration Of the hin
TO abolish imprisonment for debt, A,r Colbv ,noycd =,
postpone the bill the next sesson nepaiivcd The
amendment Of Mr. Peek was modified and nerativsd
and the bill was passed.
The senate bill relating to nkeepers WAS Summarized
by Nr KIurodge; Nr Ames moved 10 admit The s,t. or
spirits to lnemperate men for medical purposes adnp
ted he bill was supported by Mcssrs Fatbanks and
Keith OPPOSED by Messrs Partridge Fisk and Briggs
and rejected. % o. 8. Sc
The senate returned the bill making APPROXIMATION
for government, with amendment Bbpropriaiing
5000 Tor state house, nnnconcurred in. ll9 To- "a
mus rom me senate touc-rnug prllting the rcyis
ion Of the Stalutcs-iu relation 10 Lgh.ways seycrally
passed Al,
2o'cIocK r. ".
sEFArt-B Hs-Slskine appropriations for support If
government, sent 10 from the House ..i.ngrrcd 10 a.
amendment Of the senate. appropriation 5000 g. -'
plrius state house On the question VIII the era.
nsst On heir amendment. thu was IN the sifrm,
hFe 'tna i"eign bank stock steamboat stock and
Ffsst ls' with ume ndu euis made IN the house tail,
turnpike stock and bridges pnst coaches and s,as
mo t'cephng iHe stock Of steam ferry boats on lax.
th'mp'hih-eAl'rdup by Mr. Van S.ckl~n who moved
NV 0'"Iircr oi The senate in the ndopiinn Of the a.
mtndmtnls Mr. hlrr AFTER debate. moved ,bst ia.
bill be- laid on the iaile-mot,an 10 lny wiibd,,w -
~ nave resolved 10 n0ncoucur IN the -ndmeuts
MAKING appropriations ~ support Of government Ia
sen sp qua Inc sRsir agreeing the propsitinn Of
the nous i"ra conference cssrs Pietp0in, RING.
ano D'n'rfSe acre appointed committee on the ps,t
Iie. rejected. ~o'N'
Z 81 Requiring the pubhcaiian Of eom,op,i.
eh'l"hs on he snhsci Of geological snd -.
survey ~ The state called "a. b. Mr. T,,o, -. 49,
hhpths' resolution upon the same subject pr9vid.,
lo' iooo eof, separate from The journals Of the sp
ae ihfoauoea by Alr Eaton was opposed BY Ait Hove
a.. fAs'eo-heaI u, nsysl
hsssage-frou M. house anDouneins ,b,, IA. -.
e.''t 70 lhrif engagement IN the bill maxine A.,
F'Yf..@''h 'O' support Of government and sskf,g,
t +Htsi,Heei ns'lhg aPpoinisd MessS Kuredge Di .
''3 ''''sA'in' On h'ii PET fer ,hs' fsTro-s