Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-14
NJ LEGISLATURE.
FRIDAY, Nov. 2.

the same ought not to pass-lhe bill was
rejected from the House, extending the |
limits of Jail yards, to embrace the entire
county, called up by Mr.. Hubbel, debat-
ed by Messrs. Pierpoint. Robinson, Smile
and Hubbel, and laid on the table.
HoUsE.-Rsportsof Committses-The
Senate bill, TO encourage thegrowth and
manufacture otsilk-supportedb BY Messrs.
Rich, Sabin and Fairbanks, and opposed
by Mr.. Field. Of W.-rejec!ed on the Sec
ond reading, III to SO. BY committee
On Agriculture, against any act authoriz-
ing county agricultural societies. u &
ResoIutioas-By Mr.. Thomas, instruct
ing our delegation in Congress 10 urge a
thorough organization of the militia, arm
ing and equipping the same at the expense
of the nation-adop!ed. BY Mr.. Field
OF W., for a select committee Of three 10
Examine the contingent expenses of the
legislature for 1885, 80 and '37, and re-
port whether these expenses may not be
feduced-adopted, ~.
MIR. Miner called UP the Rutland Bank
Bill, the q~oes.ion being upon Mr.. Noyes'
amendment: after discussion by Messrs.
Fairbanks, Miner, Field of w, Blackmer,
Hastings, Noyes5 Colby, GowIf and But
Ter, the question was put-ayes 90, noes
lO7, so the amendment was, rejected. MI.
Goodale Offered IN amendment, providing
Fiat this bank shall b. closed whenever
he Rutland Rail RoaI Bank, shall go into
eperation-adopted, 81 TO- 72.-Ml. Gov
N moved an amendment providing that
the bonds. of the directors shall be secur-
"a by s%ureties Presidents Of this State and
~ stockholders in the ban,a, &c. and be
held, first for the security of the stock
holders-adopted, TT to 10. Mr.. Pope
oiiered an amendment, providing for pub
lishing semi-annual statements of the af-
kirs of the bank-adopted, and the bill
cent to be engrossed. Adjourned.
Saturday, Nov. 8. 4 o'clock. p. NJ.
~ SsNArE-BIis Providing that the
wearing apparel of certain deceased per-
IONS shall 90 to the widow ofthe deceas-
ed---for the annual organization Of the
House of I2epresentatives-severally pass
ed: relating TO ferries-relating to the
sapport ofihe gospel-incorporating bu-
ying ground associations, amended on
notion of Mr.. Pierpoint,-severally read
. third time and passed. Incorporating
Ne Springfield paper company-incorpo-
fpting Ascutney. mill Ere company, ans
Mortified Factory. fire eompany--vote:
fe-considered, bills amended and passed.
Enthusiastically evening.
II Special orders. Bin making AN ap
propriation for the suhport Of government
tpassel {; assessing ajax Of. 4 cents On I'll.
dollar for the support of government
Mi. Field Of W. nioyeIto increase 4he!a:
80 6Te eents-nega,ived; MIR. Sawyer 0
81 moved to reduce the tax to 8 cents
nega!ived, and the bill was passed, r
chartering4he bank ofYergenne>, on it
Al VI passage-ayes &c, noes los, so th
ID was rejected. Recharteringthe ban
of Caledonia, its inai passagc-ayes 6e
npes %, SO the bill wasrFjected. Rtchal
ling the bank of Bennington, MIR. Black
mer, moved 10 lay the bill on the table
nkgatived; and the bill was rejected o
ne second reading. s,
Monday. Nov. s.
lSENArE-BiHs-Aitering m
thomas Trickey and family, passed re
ative to Vt. asylum 70: the insane, passed
~ ating to the militia, reported by con
Mittee, when Mr.. HebaYd moved sundr
amendments, among others, to repeal II
BEcvision Of the act Of last session ALLOW
ing 81 per day for attending upon res
t>Antal drills-supported by Mr. Hpbar
and opposed by Messrs. Hubbet and Pc
neg, and on motion OF. Mr.. Pierpoint t
bNl was laid on the table. lit appeaf
bF a statement from MIR, Steele, CHARM
1.-THE committee on finance, that the We:
expenses of The militia, under the III
oFganization would amoGntt o aboutSl
10 andthat in consequence it wouil
necessary to increase the tax FOR the ST
pprt Of government one, cent on the dol
moking a tax OF four cents on the dol
stead of three.l Making appropriate
10 the support of goyernmeni-antho
ngthe treasurer 70 borrow the sum
$4,000 -severally passed.
HorsE-R epotts of C0R uaases.
feperal commiuee, Senate bill reIitinn
sailing of distilled spirits. passed,
<omiaittee on roads and canals, bilIre
iHg 10 Rutland and Whitehall rail r
<ompanyA-refefred. - $50
Res0tutions-Frem the Senate, aga
Recommendation Of Texas, and in favor
e abolition of the ~internal slave trad
"a protesting against Patton's resolu
and Sd and 4th directing copies.oftt
tssoiutlons TO be furnished to Cong
snalo the President-concurred in.
hif. oaoin, providing for printing the
poTt y me commI1ee or. EDUCATION.
morning presented nj the ewsn ne,
the Slate-adopted.. s1
Mr.. Townsley called nm the hil1 n