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Mr. Briggs, the communication Of The
Governor, transmitting The Report OF the
aud,tot in the Treasury department, Re
nor, Of the Treasurer Of the state, aud
the supctntcnda OF the State prison, and
the reports were scvcraIly referred to the
comuuNcc 90 finance.
Messages From the Governor, trans
uniting the report OF the auditor OF ac'
counts against the state.
Petitions By Mr. Van Sck'ou, he mo
mortal OF eighty lubabItans OF Burlington,
ornIus, Licences for the sale ui ardent -pir
It's. Referred u committee on Tcmper'
aucc memorials. More than COCO names
have already come into the legislature,
praying for the removal of the evil com.
pancd of.
Resolution By M. Howe, That the
committee on finance he Instructed to on
quirc whether the number OF commission
crs of deaf and dumb may not be reduced
without delrimeu, Read and passed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
PRAYER BY Rev Mr. kellogg.
Bills introduced and rgerred BY Mr..
Adams, of &. |, altering terms Of Grand
Isle county, to judiciary committee; by
Mr.. Brewster, regulating the duty oftown
clerks, to general committee; by Mr..
Smith Of ST. A. to pay Harvey Bell, to
committee on claims.
Resolutions. BY Mr.. IInzeline, inquir
ing as to the cxpcdiency Of agricultural
societies, &c. for the benefit of the farming
interest, adopted; by Mr. Brown of W
ins'ructing the committee OF ways and
means to inquire as to the suillclency Of
the auditors salary, adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Seymour, the commit.
tee on manufactures were discharged from
considering the bil Incorporating the Or
dnge county farmers and mechanics mer.
camille association. Mr.. Field of w
moved to dismiss ,--opDosed by Messrs.
Colby, Dewey, Hazchne, supported by
Mr.. Field, finally Withdrawn and the bill
REFEREED to the general committee
Reporis OF trustees Of Vt. asylum for
the insane, presented by Mr.. Townsley,
and on motion of Mr. Elliot 500 copies or
dered to be printed.
Mr.. Keith called up the bill locating
Franklin CO, buildings; Smith of ST. y,
renewed his motion to dismiss the bill and
supported the motion. also by Mr.. Dee and
opposed by Messrs Keith and Webster /;
the discussion was suspended, when the
Senate came IN and the ONT assembly met
10 appoint superintendent OF State prison,
and Mr.. Partridge moved to adjourn to 8
o'clock p. NJ. Tuesday next, opposed 10y
MIR Dewey and negatved.
Hon. Milton Broom, of Worcester, was
elected superintendent Of The state prison.
Milton Brown 1874
Brdgman Hapgood 90
Scattering 3
Se,caU Fuilam, 1r. Esq. Of Ludlow
agent to settle concerns OF Vermont state
bank.
Sewal Fullam, j.. 1872
T. Mars'on 81
Sewall FuIlan Il
J. Y. Har,wel
J, II. Farr
Blank
The Senate returned. and the House re-
sumed consideration Of the bill locating
Franklin co. buildings: Messrs. Dee and
Smith of S.. A. and Hopkins, supported
the motion to dismlSs-ayes l05 noes CO.
SO the motion was carried Mr. Peck made
motion to reconsider the vote OF ycstcr
day, adopting the resolution Of the cons
mntee on military afalrs--laid upon the
table.
On motion Of Mr.. Dillingham;, the CON.
mttee of claims was discharged from ne
bill TO pay Daniel Stone and Alvah II. Ba.
ker, and It was referred to the committee
on military affairs.
House adjourned to Monday.
Senaie-2 o'clock, p. NJ. Reports-By
MIR Hammond, of The committee on FL
nance. Of resolution in favor of print NJ
the reports of the auditor in the treasury
department; Of the school fund safety
fund; bank commissioners report and
report Of superintendent State prison on
motion the blank was filed with 800, and
the resolution passed, by Nv. Phelps, Of
the committee on military affairs, of the
resolution relating 10 The payment of scryl-
ces Of the militia Of Vermont. by the gon-
eral government, prior to and during the
last war, with an amendment, including
the services Of volunteers as well as mlUta;
amendmen, adopted, aud the resolution, a.
amended passed BY Mr. Miller, Of the
committee on mnnu'acDures, the bill incur,
poratng the Springfield paper CO. without
amendment, and the bill passed to be en-
crossed and read third time
Bits, BY Mr., Porter. repeating part Of
an act, relating to the duty Of LISTERS
Read twice and referred to committee ON
finance; taxing foreign bank stock, stcam-
boat stock and vosscls-,aken up, further
discussed, proposition tnGmoud withdrawn,
and the bill PASSED. Adjourned.
MONDAY, Oct. %.
SENATE.
petitions. BY Mr.. Ranney, praying the
repeal Of laws licensing the sale OF ardent
SPIRITS Referred to COMMITTEES on TEN.
perance memorials; by Mr. Lawrence, of