The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-23

and w hltehall RaIl Road coWpnhy, anu "'o.oa "
amend tho same by adding section reserNing u
future legislatures the power 10 repeal, alter 10 u
mend The charter. Motion supported by Mr fie'o
opposed by Messrs Fairbanks and Dewey, and OF
mot ion Of The latter the bill was land on me 'ao''
and made ME special order for tomorrow murning
The Senate came and the joint assembly pro
cecdrd 10 make The following appointments
AMBROSE l.. BROWN, "i Rutland, Surveyor
General. 80
IA. L. Brown ISL, Andrew Mcmillan "a scat
teri"g 8 ANN ,.,o,. A.
Resolutions BY Mr. Bowen, instructing thu
com. elections to inquire INTO Inc exp. a'enco
of alteration in the law rG'nlng To the eecloi
of neu,bers Of Congr, SIS passed.
Ba-Repealng the act regulating the practice
of physc and SUI gerry, reported by MT oWh',
the com. on education, mat the same ousnt 10 pas
laid on the liable, after remarks by Mr. Ranny, II
favor Of The final pnssaSe.
Mr. llnbben called up the judiciary bill, wher
Mr. Hebbard proposed AN amenuent, making lh'
salaries Of The several Judges $lO0o each-supP"r
ted by MIR Hnbard and opposed by MeSsrs Pief
puint, Short, Kuuedge and Converse, and, OF
motion of Mr Plcrpoinl, the bill was laid on TIT
table. v,.
Res0L.tlOns-Bv Mr. Sawyer of Moretown, III
sluclins the Judiciary 10 Inquire INTO the ex
pe,.;eucy OF IL general banking law by Mr. Gowdy
instruclng the com. on banks t" inquire lnlo 'h'
cXpediency of requiring that The safety innd pahN
receive the bills ot such banks (Which redeem WA
specie0 IN paw ment of debts due them by M
Richardson, uqulrIng us 10 the rxpedency "i al
loving Justices of The peace to bind over DISORDER
| ~ persons 10 keep the peace ny Mr. biSelow, IA
| to the cXpcdiency oil bonid oi commissioners 10
education To select aud prescribe school books
&c; by Mr. Fisher of Acton, directing the commit
tee inquire into the eXpediency OF estaoiis"i"i
county poor houses by Mr. Rich OF ohoehhir
directing com on roads and cauais 10 inquire lh'
| the expedieucy of allowing towns to receive mon
ey, (twu thids in auount) III heu u iapo' VI
! highways, if paid by the 18th Of May; by
| Thomas, inslructing the judiciary committees u
inquire us the eqpediency OF admitting ine t1s..
| many Of nersors without reference 10 their religl
| belief; all which were adopted.
pc,;utj0os referred-Oi james Freemen, to Sc
lect committee on petition OF ihhau''"h'S .. WV"
ar of &, rus Ballun aud Others, Ia coM"'i'ee VI
manufactures OF civil authority aud ihhatIths
Newark Burke, WiIeelock, Lyndon aud sheiles'
Tor removal of Caledonia Co. buildings, /" mehoer
Of Cal eduuil CO. and member iI"m each ndJoin
ing county IF Sell ctmen of ii"y, Lo"tit a"'
Wesflud to laud lax cumnit'ee.
CaDitai Puatshmsnt.--I he Judiciary com. report
ed IL bait prescribing tie punishment oi capita
crimes, Nc. (tur treason, aud for murder, whether
by poison, arson, or dueIing, solitary confinement
in the state prison for he III cases OF secont
con> teton for Offences, The punishment q
death is precrbed) MIR Miner moved to lay th'
bill tuhle-curried.
The Senate came in, when the olnt committed
proceeded 10 make the following county appoint
mcnls
ORANGE COUNTY.
simeon Shines p sf par,.h, Assistant Justices
Hubbard Wright, high bailIf
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
why E E' p'ss,sv, Assistant Justices.
John Sturkwealher, Sheriff.
Ebenezer Bruce, high baihti.
Paul Dillingham;, jr. Suites Attorney
Daniel p. Thompson, Judge of Probate
Thos. Needham Sias Z. French, Daniel bald
win Jail commissioners
l. l. Lamb, hop inspector.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
S Ssy%9G9r rn EgglTs'""' Assistant Justices
Jepon Bradley Sheriff.
Jerome J. Benrdsey, States Attorney.
VIM Bridges, Judge OF Probate for the district Of
Georgia.
james Davis, Jos. H. Brainard Bates Turner
jail commissioners.
Orlando Stevens, hop inspector
The Joint committee adjourned to "Wednesday
afternoon next when the Senate retired and the
House adj
Thursday, Oct. 10. 1888.
SENATE.
Res0iutiOnS.--By Mr. Lawrence, requesting the
Governor to transmit to the Senate copy OF the
Report of ,he Adiutant and Inspector General =
pa. sed-aso, copy of the report OF the Quarter
Master General pa-sed-By Mr. Rumey, request
ing the Judiciary To inquire into The expe-
dleucy of removing by law, all obstacles TO every
mans pleading his own cause in courts OF Justice
passed BY Mr. Hebard, instructng the judiciary
com. TO report bill extending the trustee process
10 all cases, whether the principal debtor shall
have absconded, or whether he shall remain within
reach Of process--passcd.
BWS--irom The House, repeating an act regulat-
ing the practice of phys aud surgery. On this
Que stion humorous and animated debate arose, the
speakers all upon one side, aud giving different rea
sons for their partialty for the II. The Senators
who took part in the debate Messrs Robin
son, Ranney, Hebard, Edison, Pierpolnt, Short, and
Bowen The bill read the third time and pas
sed Directing the treasurer TO pay Isaac Cum
Minis, the SUN mentioned, offered by Mr. Haywood
referred to com. claiuls relating to n geologi
cal survey Of the state, reported by Mr. Swift, read
twice aud laid upon The nblo--to abolish imprison
ment fer debt, reported by Mr. Robinson of the
judiciary committee, IN conformity with the resou
lion Introduced by MIR Briggs considered as in com
of the whole and laid upon the table.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The chair announced the following gentlemen
committee 90 petitions for removing Caledonia co
buildings IN addition to the members of Caledonia
countyNMessrs Dewey of Essex co, Stebbns o
Orange co Sawyer of Washington CO., Fisk of La
noble county, Kingsbury of Orleans
Bills introduced BY Mr. Moullon, to incorpor
ate Ascutney Mill FIRE Co;-by Mr. Smith of Ber