Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-10-31

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On The result Of the 18Th ballot being
announced Mr. Foot addressed the House,
expressing his decided preference for Mr.
Phelps, and requested his friends to with.
hold from himself their support in the lu,
ture ballotin9s. In this interval also,
message was received from the Senate an.
nouncing the election Of a Senator on
their part Mr. Sabin renewed the nom
nation of Heman Allen, and balloting
was resumed. On the 10th balioting an
election was made on the part OF the
House and Mr.. Dewey was appointed 10
inform the Senate thereof The Senate
Immediately came in, when extracts Of the
journal of the two houses were lead and
the President of the Senate announced
the election ofthe Hon SAM'L S. PHELPS
Senator TO represent the State in the Con-
gress of the United States for the term Of
six years from and after the 4lh OF March
next.
Wednesday, Oct. 81.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bran.
don rail roal bank-pasSed. Relative to
Goshen turnpike CO. returned from the
house with an amendment, empowering
future legislatures 10 repeal, alter or
amend This act Mr.. Briggs moved to
strike out the word repeal, supported
by Messrs. Kittridge, Briggs, Young and
| PIerpoint, oFPo*ed bY Messrs. fSot,;as,-
and Ranney, and adopted, IL to Z. On
the question of concurring ia the amend
ment of the house as amended, Messrs.
Pierpoint, Briggs, Converse. Kiuriigs
and Ranney supported The proposition,
opposed b. Msssrs. Hayward and Robin.
son-ayes Is, noes s.
Mr.. Hebarl introduced a resolution De
claring it inexpcdient to rccharer any
banks at the present session. Discussion
ensued. and the Senate adj.
| HOUSE -Petitious referred From
{ Charlotte, Hlrdwick, Hartford and Rich.
mond. to committee on temperance memo.
rails; from Waterville, TO the COMMITTEE
on slavery; Of friends OF peace" 10 Sc.
ISSt COUlllluee OIL lnTee.
Bills. From the Senate, incorpoTar
ing the Rutland and Addison COUNTY, and
the Windsor County Mutual Fire Insgi.
ance Company-laid on The table 10 in.
corporate the proprietors of west buryin,
ground in Midllebury, referred 10 judicls
ry committee; Incorporating Branda
rail road bank, read and referred to con
| on banks; relating 10 the bank of New
bury, and also relating to the R1llaai
rail road bank, referred % same com.
SENATE-Afternoon.
BiHs-incorporating Orange COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance Company-relas
ing to a geological survey of the Stais
supported by Messrs. Briggs, Short, Pier
point and Young. and opposed by MessFs
; kitlridge, Tenney and Hebardl- sererai-
: ly ordered to third reading. Incorpot
ating Bennington and Windham County
insurance Companies-passed.
HousE-Mr. Sawyer of M. called up
the bill repeating the act granting bOun
: ty for the destruction of foxes; supporel
by Messrs. Sawyer of NJ, The stated The
2 amount paid the last 6 years by the SAT-
at S69l5,l and Field OF w, and opPosei
: BY Mr.. Hayward the bill was passed.
Mr. Fisk called up the bill incorporat
ing the CHAMPAIGN and Otter Creek RAJ
Road Company, the question being Of
the amendment. subjeciing the charter
The control of future legislatures Messrs
Field of w. and Dillingham; supports
the amendment; MIR. Fairbanks conceta
the correctness Of the principle genersiiF
but argued that it was expedient TO exelnF
rail road companies from this restriciIO'
10 order to invite the investments of cap
talisls of other States Amendment adoF
ed, 1T to 81, and the bill was passed
The Senate came in, and both house
in joint assembly, proceeded 10 make ID
following appointments:
BENXIaeroS COUNTY.
Gurdip I'll. Smith, Sheriff
Noah Landon. High BaiIif
Loren Dean. Judge Of Probate for y
! district of Manchester.
iona. Hunt, o. G. Merrill. StrPM
Robinson. Jail commissioners for the
at Bennington.
John C. Roberts, A. F. Merriman.
B. Straight commissioners fOr Jail al NE
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