Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-26


Beardsley, and opposed by Messrs; Miner
OF NJ. Dewey. Hastings and fairbanks-
the latter gentleman advocating the amend,
men, generally, as applied TO banks anu
manufacturing corporations, bui deeming
expedieni to make this case an exception
The bill was laid on the table and made Inc
order ofthe day for this afternoon. Az.
SENATE o'clock, Z. NJ. Reports
or the Auditor o! accounts, referred 10 the
com on finance--of the Bank Commission
ers. referred to the com on Banks--oi Inc
Quarter Master, General, transmitted by
the Governor, and referred TO the com. on
military affars--oi the Treasurer, land upon
the ,abIe-of the Adjutant General, not re-
ceved j,
Bals-relating TO acknowledgment OF
deeds and land copveynnces; read twice
and referred to the committee on the Judicia-
ry Adjourned
HOUSE. Reports Of Commitfees by
the gen'l com against further provisions 10
restrain nea, cattle from running at large.
BIS inirodueed-By Mr. Blackmer, IN
addition TO act relative TO election oil Cover
nor. SC. boxes 10 be opened at A. NJ. IN
towns where the population exceeds 2ooo-
10 be open hours for town rcpresen-
,ative and hours for other officersI MT
| Hewes moved to dismiss the bill-opposed
by Messrs Backmer. Field Of w. and Col
by. and the motion was Withdrawn. and the
bill referred to the com. on Elections.
Mr. Fullam called up the bill prescribing
the punishment for certain high crimes ana
! misdemeanors, and il was ordered to third
reading.
1 The Senate came in. and both Houses, IN
;o;a, committee proceeded to make the FOL.
lowing appointments
HARRY BRADLEY, bak inspector and
bank commis'r.
GEO. b. SHAW. reporter of decisions oil
supreme court.
SEWALL FULLAM. Jr. agent to settle
concerns of VT State Bank
i Mr. Field OF w. called up the bill, rela,
tive to the Rutland and Whitehall rail road
menua6ehr, treseYsThgeY hf6stSre' legislatures
control over the charter; and the amendment
was adop,ed-aycs 100. noes 76-and the
bill was read the first time and, on motion
Of MIR Butler. laid on the table
The Governor communicated sundry doc
umenis from other states which were lad
upon the table Adjourned,
SENATE. Friday. Oct l9.-PefifioRs.
From the inhabitants OF Dover, against the
existence Of Slavery in the district OF CO.
lumbia-referied TO select commi,lere Of
three; against the traffic in ardent spirit,
from inhabitants oil Windhnm county, refer
red TO com on Temperance memorials.
ReportS-By MIR Robinson, OF the com.
10 whom was referred. the resolution rela-
ting TO every man pleading his own cause
in wants OF justice. that no Legislation is re.
Iquised upon the subject.
BiLis-to extent the Trustee process, re-
ported By the com. on the judiciary. read
twice and laid upon the undertaking to
acknowledgment, of deeds and land con-
veyances, reported by committee and laid
upon the lable-providing for the abolition
tund III MS suggestion laid upon the table
! u s SeaatOr,-The hour having arrived
for the election OF a Senator from this state,
IN the Congress of the United States. the
Senate proceeded to ballo, on It's part; Mr.
Hubbell nominated John Kellogg Mr. Law
renee nominated Samuel s. Phelps Mr.
Rsnney nominated Timothy Toilet; Mr.
Clark nominated Heman Allen. The sew
eral ballotings were as follows
MIR DhplnS Mr. Eallaf M HAN M II alloo