Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-11-06

ms ouliect III advance, II WOuiu DC ustlebs " |
forward 10 aim the resolutions. On this mo
ton, after debate, MIR Waterman demanded |
the yeas and nays--mouon canned, yeas l6,
nays II, and TIC resolution laid On the table.
Adj.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
The house resumed consideration Of the bill
ta abolish imprisonment iof debt. MIR Cnlby
uogod to postpone iho bill TO the next session,
uc.Havcd. The nmondmgnl oil MR. Peck wac
unj 1ul, ard nog0tived, ard the Till wUs
les-.i MIR PECK called up the resolution rel
rliro the election Of Treasurer three &C.
rll pots Is ot order were raised, two Of which
we a,erruled hy the chair. The Ihud obJcc-
t,1r vas to tho 81 resolution fAing time tor
q ,o ASSEMBLY, that 1t had in substance been
acted upon. The chair sustained the objection,
whea tho vote was suspended, nnd all the res
U'r'.ols were adopted, without n count, dc.
GLAZING first that the legislature has the power
90 elect a treasurer under present clrcursian-
ces second, that this power might be exercis-
Cd; third, fixing O'Clock this afternoon for
Joint assetnb TO elect Treasurer.
The senate bill relating to inkcepers was sup
port cd by Mr. KtIedge Mt Amcs moved to admit
The sac Of spirits to Incorporate men for medical
purposes adopted. The bill was supported by
Messrs Fairbanks and Keith, opposed BY Messrs.
Partridge Fisk and Briggs and rejected, 81 10 81.
The senate returned the bill making appropria
ton for government, with amendment appropri-
aing $4,000 for state house, nonconcred I'M ll9 10 81
Cor III, ;ns"us' with an nmendmest recurring Inc
ASYLUM to give preference TO applications frcm this
state concurred in.
The senate returned the bill altering tho name OF
Betsy Fling, with a, proposal to include seVeroi
a GUS III u, 'e nrn,in, tho ~.
,;si, - ,h" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tax Of mills on
the dollar on Franklin county-in relation to high
ways, seyeraly passed to pay town of Sutton, re-
- ttaa pf ms IN m
asylum, rejected
me JUDICIARY comnnnee agamse ea,eno,
my "" sv;Ience ee Adj.
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49,, 80 r's 49, -
bhls-"ek'ns uPp.oPI'an,'o,I 5 'oi SuPpo' "
government Se"' W '. t ,'o iiouse'
70 oiS W., ,,',,,;n, s,a,e b,use On ,he
sooco io' eV''p'os i;s, ~. Wv
quest'oh' WIN lhe Sena:o 'he'. Dn .n1..
neHu'hen', u'e wy was ~ '"o ",''
laHing iote'en ou"N s'ooN' 9'oH"o' az etooh
vessels, with amendments MADE IN the mousse;
taxing turnpike stoch and bridges, post coach
es and stages-and excepting the stock Of
steam ferry boats on lake Champan-cal
s,e1' Nj. yvon Sill Who ,noypd rho non1
W 49, H. cana,o !, tho odont;o, ,r H.,
co''e"co U, '"' S,:,,n '.'C ~, W .''I
amendments. Mr Milier, AFTER ueDale, moved
that The Dill oe lalo on inc taoie-mo,on 10 lay
concur in the amendments MAKING appro-
nriations for support of government; taken up,
md tho Senate acreeiu q To The Dtonositnn nj
uhu tue Senu'e as'ce"s " NJ p'ofJ J1 VI
tne house ior u eo"'e'enoe, ?' e' P'''
bilsSs ana CONVERSE "eIe uppo'i"r1 coh-
mittee on the part oil the senate. Extending
limits of juii yards TO counties; rejected, Au-
thoriz;nG the proprietors of Ripton To divide
tLo;r I.n1 road md rejected
;o,.--,,,n;,;Ho tho nnhl;cat;on M
he'o'u'o"o H. rc s''.;ai
coWthun'ca'o"s v" VIC '"'JS., '" Ee'oSS =
up by Mr Eaton, and PASSED. Another reso-
luton upon the same subject, providing tor
lOO0 copies, separate IRON Ine Journals VI me
senate, lnrouucco ny Npi i1''e'' was oPPosco
hy Mr. Howe, and passed--yeas 81, nay !.
Messaae--from the house, announcing that
the house still adhere to their dsa grecment 10
u.s., ,H' .,,rorr;ano, for s,,nnor, =,
'"o VII "an"'7
government ana asHtns cur, D;'I!, na''n
appointed Messrs h"tr'use, Li'"S"'" anu
Ncedha'n, on their part 'o' UNI pu'po
Resolutions relating to supply oil iuel and station
AIRY Cor the Legislatures; taken up considered, q aier
remarks Of Mr. Howe, stating the present manner OF
supply to be unnecessarily expensive, the resolution
wos laid on the table
BiLs-providlng for reporting decisions OF supreme
cour,-from the house, with proposed amendment
Senate concurred in the amendment.
Resoution-By Mr. Hammond, assigning 7 o.
clock this eve. for meeting Of loht assembly 10 e'ec
n reporter of the decisions OF Sup. court-passed.
Bil--to pay the town of Sutton the sum mention
ed-from the house, with amendments, IN "hich Inc
Senate concurIed.
Mr. Pierpont reported the result Of the commit
tee Of conference-that the Senate Irsis upon helr
amendment, and the house propose $500 me
Senate resolved 10 lhs y oase concurrent
s'2 SiIsm,"Si"g f5reem bank stock, Sc, sent up
from the house e, informing the Senate that the house
adhere 10 their amendments, and The sena." ros2,
we'd sui 10 hulcIS W 'iiNh ''N'''i e'N N'~