Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-10-24
October, "a, 1888.

. John Gleed-ot inhabitants OF Brattieboro',
Alburgh, Wallingford and Ferrlsburgh,
TO Committee on Temperance Memorials.
\ OF Inhabitants of Cavendtsh and Ferris
burgh, TO Committee on Slavery. ADJ.
80 Senate o'clock. P. NJ.
Mr.. Kitridge reported the Otter Creek
Rail Road Bill with proposed amendments,
which we're severally considered in Com.
mittee of the Whole, and laid upon the ia
Die
Resolution-By Mr.. Ranney, fixing on
The 23d instant for the adjournment of the
Legislature-laid on the table. Adj.
DEMONSTRATIONS re erred-Ofinhab-
itants Of Gulford, to Committee on Tenn
perance Memorials
Resoluti0ns-By Mr. Goodale. raising
an inquiry as to the expediency OF repeal
lng that part of the militia act requiring
persons, conseientiously scrupulous Of
Bearing arms, to pay certain amount in
10 the ireasury-adopted.
The Judiciary Committee reported in
hvor Of repeating the act of 1920, regula-
ting the practice of physic and surgery
and the bill was ordered to be engrossed
nnd read third time.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. II.
-BMs--From the House,
Tor concurrence, repeating the act re9ulat
ing the practice of physic and surgery
N this state, read the second time and re-
Erred to the committee on education.
HoUsE-Petitions referred--Of inhab-
hants of Rutland, fladies of Danvile, of
). Merrill and others, and of VIM. B..
Palmer and Others, to committee on tenn
perance memorials; of S. r.. B. Wales
md others, and James Titconlb and 9TH
ers, to general committee; ofJohn Hicks
md others, to committee on military al
Mrs. .a. a..
ResOlutiOns-By Mr.. Sleeper, for an
adjournment withou: day on the 25th inst.
on motion of MIR. Wheeler laid on the
mbe.
BiHs-By MIR. Hopkins, to facilitate
ne rendering of turnpikes fee roads. re-
erred to committee on roads and canals
The engrossed bill, repeating the act of
1870 regulating The practice Of physic and
enrgery, was read the third time and pass
~ unanimously
The Senate came in, AMI the joint as
sembly proceeded to make the following
appointment:
Ambrose l.. Brown, Of Rutland, Sur
veyor General
SENATE, 2 o'clock, p. NJ
BWs-incorporating the Lake Cham
min and Ouer Greek Rail Road Compa-
~. The road to extend from Brandon TO
the lake,l reported by Mr.. Young Of the
eoinmittee on roads and canals, with
arhendments, in which the Senate concur
red, and the bill ordered 10 be engrossed
ma read third time; repeating the act
Regulating the practice of physic and sur
gerry, reported by Mr.. Swift, of the com
on education. that the same ought to pass
hid on the table, after remarks by Mr.
Ranney in favor of the final passage
Nj. Noble, ofthe committee on agrcul
Ore, 70 whom was referred the resolution
Ia favor Of organizing agricultural socie
Hes, reported that no legislative action, ir
.lhc opinion Of the committee, is expedien
a present on the subject.
overwhelmingly Mr.. Thorn
Is instructing the Judiciary committee t.
inquire as to the expediency of admitin:
The testimony Of persons without referenc
10 their religious belief.
CAPITAL PuaiSRwent-The Judiciar
committee reported bill prescribing th
punishment of capital crimes, &c. (fo
ifeason, and for murder, whether by poi
con, arson, or duelIing, solitary conline
naent in the state prison for life in case
az second conviction for some offences, tn
pnnishment of death is prescrbed.) Nj
liner moved to lay the bill on the table
thrried.
The Senate came in, when the jor
eommiltee proceeded to make the folio"
ing county appointments:
WINDuAM COUNTY.
Renry ! W sEseos Asst Justices.
Gates Perry, ir,, Sheriff.
Asa Dutlon, High Bailiif.
James Elliott, Safes Attorney
Dana Hyde, Judge Of Probate for II
district of Marlboro
Ellery Abee, Judge Of Probate for II
district of Westminster.
Marshal Miller, Walter Eager, Aaro
G. Robinson. Jail commissioners.
BENZ. w. Allen, hop inspector
ORANGE COUNTY.
imeoq Short, Asst Justices.
Hubbard Wright, High Bailf.
WAsRINcToN COUNTY.
Pliny Curtis, Ass,, Tnsticss
Nm. Nj. Pingrey,
John Starkweather, Sheriff.