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

Ral,- Providing Cor reporting decisions of supreme
urt--irop 'be house. with proposed amendment
SrnAts o.neuued in the amendment
R,.oishos nv VI Hammond. assigning O'Clock
this tot meeting Of point assembly t. elect epori.
- the decisions at Sup coUu-passed
Mr. Fie-pou reported the result Of the committee Of
conlrrrnce--that the Senate nssi upon their amend
rnent and the house propose $500 The senate 10.
solved to insist and the hnusr proposing 5000 for nm
shinc State house. senate concurrcd
Bulls fpring foreign bank stock. &c sent up ftorn
the house informing the senate that the house adhere
to their enduens and the senate resolved stll 10
adhere To- their disagreement and refused 20 appoint
committee Of conference, moved by Mr. Van Sloklen
Adjourned
HousT-The senate returned the appropriation bill.
insisting upon ~, amendment, Mr. Nrcdham move d
tst the house rccrde from their Disagreement 10 the
mendm~nt negatived, l0i To 60 On motion Of Mr.
Kirrd cihr house requested conference and Nessts
kduedge Dillingham; and Needhom were appointed
the committee
The senate bill, regulating the militia, was taken and
pass,d.
The Judiciary committee ported tho senate bill pro.
vdng for the reporting Of the decisions of the supreme
court discussed nv Messfs Field Of w kittrdqe.
Nrcdham. Dillingham; and others aud pnssed iO3 10 %
The committee of conference on the Appropriation
mi reported that bbnut $500 would be required 10
complete The state house Nh kttredue moved that
the house do reccde- ngrcrd To Mr. Kutrcdrc moved
TO amend tie amendment by substituting 81 500 IN lieu
was CONQUERED Ia
The ~cnai' returned the b, taxing steamboat, a'oeh,
&C thTirg upon iis disagreement TO the
nrgauved
The house concurted with the senate in the tesoh,
'.n ~ Joint assembly TO ell reporter of decisions
al supreme court Adj
EvtsISu essiun
SrNATy-- Resolution Relating TO savtry-callrd IN
by MIR Ranney who read To the senate a petition of
NOR Than 1000 inhabitants of the district of Columbia
praying for the abolition of the slave trade IN that di,
ltct' aud formerly presented to Congress This pc.
uOl presented IN aclear and convincing manner some
81 TIE numerous aud aggravated cnorutes OF tho obi.
Gus traffic IN the bodies blood and souls of mn H. carried
on IN the face 81 day. and in the heart of nation called
Tree ana nde pendent aud whose constitution rccopni
yes the inalenabc right of all persons 'r IIBEnry
ana the pursuit OF happiness Mr. PIerpoini moved
that TIE resolution be amended TO require be-
ing sent 10 the Executives The several
carried, and resolution passed.
oh motion OF Mr. PIetpoint the house were informed
ny message that the senate had finished the business
OF the session
Mr. P'erpoint and Mr. Briggs appointed com.
mre to inform the Governor that the senate had com.
pleed the business Of the SESSION. on their part unless
he had further communications to make-and bavny
performed the duty assigned them the committee in.
formed the senate that the Gov had further commu
''''''o"s I" n'aHe' Adj
- EvEuSe.
HousH-RfpOrs-By committee on Grand list n
gainst taxing wild lands BY select committee on adj
mission OF Texas with Senate resolutions aaains, the
annexation OF 1exas-and slave sta-s-adnpted unnni.
mousy; declaring that Congress possesses full mower
to abolish slavery in the District OF Columbia and Ter,
rtores OF the U S and ns,rnc,ing our delegates in
Congress ON the subject adopted unaninousl, by
select committee resolutions declaring that Congress
has full power to abolish the slave trade among the
saies-ndoped mem con, BY the committee on Grand
s' the list for the present year BY select commit
tee on Grand lis that the subjects committed to them
may be referred 10 the next sesson-reierred.
The Senate came in, and the joint mbly proceed
ed TO elect reporter Of the decisions of the supreme
o.rt.
On The 9Th ballot, Geo. b. Shaw, Esq Of Burlington,
was etcted.
The Secretary Of the Senate announced that tina,
house had completed the business Of the session.
Mr. Peck introduced a resolution of thanks 10 the
Speaker, IN the usual form, which was unanimously
adopted wbereupon the Speaker responded in hand
some and appropriate speech.
The resolutions Of Mr. Partridge, relative to banks
were taken and, together with the substitute pro.
posed by MIR Hopkins, referred TO next session.
The resolution, for invesga of the hanks WINS
returned by the Senate with anne ndments among 9th
ers Inserting preamble setting forth that the susppn-
sion OF specie payments DC has been occasioned by
the measures of the late national administration. Mr.
Tracy moved 10 lay the whole subject the able ac-
Sdid to by Mr. Hatch supported by Messrs Field of
he senate BIN relating to ja yards was a,crJ sa y,
TO provided for extending the limits to the whole com
Adj.