Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

the school nets, to committee on Edncauon
~ Mr. Sc"h"ld, to settle boundary hDc
between T. more and Worcester. TO serc,
commttee of three. Bv Mr.. Kntrldr. to
pay Abner Aldtich, referred 20 commit ep
OF Cams-iot the relief Of Sllas B Web
s'cr, To committee Of WAYS and Means
By Mr. Howard, regulating usuty, to|
General Committee. By NJ. Field of w.
~ addition to acts dcfolng legal rpsdenc".
'" judiciary committee Bv Mr.. Smuh OF
Clarendon, referred 10 committee On Man
ufacturcs. Bv Mr.. IIapgnud. lncorpora
ting The Freoholi Bank. to committee on
Banks. BY Mr.. Hrwes, repeating 2nd sec.
Of act regulating aud governing he militia,
10 committee M Military Affairs. BY Mr.,
Howard repeating the physlc and surgery
act, referred to committee on Education.
BY Mr.. Richmond relative TO Senate and
Representatives Halls. to General Com
mi''ee. BY Mr., Fairbanks, relating to
jurors fees tglvng same fees for travel
and attendance as is given TO witnesses
referred 10 Judiciary committee. By Mr..
Mclaughlin. to furnish Ftnnkln artillery
Co., end Reg. 1t Brig. end DIV. field
piece. To committee on Military Affairs.
BY Mr.. H"wcs. in addition to act d, flung
powers of Justices Of The peace, rejected.
Pett'ons--By Mr.. Dee, nqulrlng INTO
the con,'l'u'lo"aluy Of n law prohibiting
the traffic IN a'dcu' spirits; bv Mr.. Hop
kns as 10 the cxp'dl"ncy of repeating the
usury laws; by Mr. Moore of N. ns to
the expcdency Of taxing all lands for the
purpose Of building roads and bridges, &c;
by Mr. Field Of Jericho, as to The expedi.
n mi I'd hp
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Te"'o" 'Hs'Ft"--h very 'a'ge ""'n
. DER on me ram III ardent sp'fns' anu
slavery an IrHaS' anC concerning tf'a'
oy J"ry--relerred 10 me appropriate co"''
mi''ees; OF James "'''An~ ana DINERS
. OF compan" IN "'"fgia '''. .n"''ee q"
murray Affairs; ''r TAX or h.hnoV' !"
'hh" TAX '"'n'h'''ee; ~ >. y !4'">,
b. 10 coWln'''ee on c'aIm'- VA hah''l
"'s' ana "'h'rS an" H""s " lar" ana
others 10 committee OF ways ana means
= OF q, Bi"dgc' ana others, and remon
: STRANGE OF citizens "f "rsth!'o. t" zen
d, etal c"mm'''et "f cl'lz"nS " Ne"
90 an'horlse county judges 10 purchase
n 'ands' 10 members OF W'hhham county,
L.. me Hovernor sent IN communications
4 from n'f'ten' s'atcS-"hlch were ie'ef'eo
. without reading, TO a select committee Of
D one rom each county.
The chair appointed Mr.. Cadv on the
Land Tax committee, ~ place Of Mr.. Villas.
TUESDAY, Oc'. II
5 House. Adams of G. |. called up the
resolution of Mr. Partridge, declaring it
"inexpedient and unsafe TO charter or re.
d charter any banks at the present session,
= Mr. Partridge supported the resolution at
some length. Mr. Fairbanks said ne c"td'-
any gave MS assent [" the resolution Mr.
rhcy, a'so' sal" mat however incorrect
ana 'a'se ne oceWec many OF me POSITIONS
ana views OF me gentleman rom Nor"'ch,
ne should 60 for the rpsh'n'ion, ana trusted
mar u would receive unanimous support
Mr 1"ph,'s sa,o ne came mere ho'u'ng tue
+ views embraced ~ the RESTITUTION: ne moi
u unsafe 10 tue present -'a'e OF pnonc
feeling 10 charter or recharter any banks
Mr. brewster c'ncnrred ID 'hese views
NJ: Parker OF Bradford demanded tn" ayes
= ana noes, when Mr. u wey opposed the
resolution h" did not himself nor would
the banks, ob)'c' /" ihIS d"clsra'l"n at the
house; bn' he deemed II Improper, unjust,
ana lnexped'"n' tor the legislature 10 ex
c'nn" the consideration % Applications
u which might b" made. lie believed It the
a con7'lnlonal privilege of any manor body
"' men, - aek i'r a bank charter that II
was the imperative dn'y OF me Hons" 10
consider 'h' Application. and protested
= AU1iuS' Tho rpsulit MIR RtnNu ~ w