Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13
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Bile Altering names OF Thomas Tdcksy snl
ls'nile, passed relating to supteme coutt, report
ted sud ordered Ia be eHgrrssed relative 10 VI,
asy'un tor Tie insane. passed relating 10 the mi
lu''. reported by CON. When Mr. liebntd moved
snndfy amendments among Others in repeal the
provision Of the act Of last session slloWiag s
per day fof attending upon ,egmtn'sl drills--sup.
ported by Mr. il,bard and opposed BY Messrs
/ lluhbcil and Trnney, aud on motion Of Mr. Pier
point The bill was laid on the table. q. appear.
ed by statement from Mr. Steele chairman ofihe
CON. on finance thai The yearly expenses Of the
Uililia under The ocw organiziton, would smouni
10 sbou, SIS 600; and that IN consequence it
would be necessary to increase the for the sup
port Of government one cent on the dollar making
a Tax Of -four cents the dollar instead of three. J
Empowering clerks md iu,ticcs Of the peace to
correct errors 10 executions referred to Judiciary
| com TO incorporate the Freehold bank, nid on
the table With the understanding that It be not a.
gain ealicdop pakiug appropriation for the
support of gover6ment--suthorlzing tho treasurer
To borrow the sum Of $50 000-severa,iy passed
-nssessing tox offout cents the dollar for
The support ui government laid on The able de-
ciarng CERTAIN machinery to be fixtures indefinite
ly postponed. Mr. Pierpoin, cal ed up the bill rel
alive to the militia Mr. llebafd's proposed amend
ment being under consideration, when Mr. Pier
point moved an amendment to the amendment the
ohjrct Of which was 10 dispense with regioentnl
dnlls opposed by Mcssrs Iubbe and Lawrence
and lost-ond Mr. Ilebards amendment was also
| rejected. Mr. Pierpoiut then moved an amend
mem, repeating the provision Of the militia law of
last session providing for the furnishing of stands
oi colors at the expense Of the slate--amendment
adopted md The bill was passed relating To the
duties OF judges of county courts, and relating to
/ sHl M los rof,r t,l ~
corporations, the House insisting upon norconcur-
| ring with the Senate in nmendments-laid on the
table, relating to banks, aud providing for the
closing OF business of banks before the expiration
! OF their charters in where the stockholders
! may desire it, After amendment erasinr Stock
| hoiuefs aud inserting corporation md requiring
'he regal vote OF majority of two-thirds of the
stockholders, the bill was passed. Adj.
IIousR-Mr Goodale offered resolution recip.
ding the 18Th joint rule prohibiting the transmits
SION of bills from House to the other on the two
/ last days Of The session-laid on the table
bus rderred-Froni the Senate relating 10 Rul-
land and Whitehall rail road, referred to com on
! roads and canals
The Senate returned the bill relative to burying
ground associations, with proposed amendment
"hlch was concurfed IN ALSO the bill relating to
corporations, The Senate non concurring IN the u
mendment of the House to the repeating clause
and the House refused to recede from the propos-
ed amendment ;-relatinE to elections-in addition
/ TO the judiciary acs-ior measurers of salt-with
/ amendments, which were concurrcd in
Reports u COmmttees-By general com. Senate
b'iI' relating 10 the retail of distilled spirits passed
ny CON on roads aud canals, bill relating to Rot.
'ahu ana w hheha rail road co--reected BY ju-
dietary COM, bill relative to machinery, amended
] md cd F.,
sod against legislation on a variety Of subjects
/ heretofore presented by resolutions. By com on
education, an elaborate report on the subject of
common schools and higher eeuinaries of fe,rninr
accompanied by two resoldriuns the object Of
which is TO obtain Information of the state and
wants OF The semnares Of learning in this state
I resolutions adopted by com on banks senate bill
/ feiatIve to The Rutland Ia road bank bill-amen-
ded on motion Of Mr. Field of ". by adding a re-
pcaHhg clause (dppll ing 10 this bill and to the o.
riglna chafief) and passed; by select com aggre-
gale amount Of contingent expenses for 80 SO
81, and recommending no legislation at This time
RESOLUTIONS From the Senate, against the an
neSatlon Of Texas, and in favor Of the abolition Of
the internal slave lrade--2l protesting against
. Fatlon's resoiuioD-3d 0nd 4h directing copies
81 'hese resolutions TO be furnished Congress and
20 Inc Pfesidon'--concurred IN. BY Mr. Sabin
f''''"''S ''' pruning ne report ul the CON on ed
ucaiion' this morning presented, in the newspapers
1 OF The stale-adopled
Mr. To~nsiey called up the bill TO encourage
the manufacture Of silk, the question being on re-
considering The vote to reject the bill motion SUP.
ported by Messrs Dillingham;, Sablb, Dewey and
Fairbanks. opposed by Mes.rs Field Of W. and
Sawyer of NJ. and carried ayes So, noes e. Mr.
ieid 81 W. moved 10 lay he bill on the table and
make II The special order for this BGefnoon-ayes
oil. noes lob. Mr. +. moved TO reduce the boun-
~ IRON 20 10 IL / 2 cents. Mr. Bcardsley renew-
ed The motion To 10y the bill on the tabe-nega-
''ed. Mr. Moves renew ed the motion to adjourn,
ayes o. noes 76 The House to strike DOT the
bounty OF 20 cents the bill was ordered to 81
reading 40 TO 54-unsuccessful motions to adjourn
were made, and The eyes and NOES were taken on
ihe maj passage ofthe bhl-uyes 81 noes "a So
the bill "s' passed. Adj.
\ 2 o'clock p. NJ.
SENATE BWs-Empow clerks ond iastl.
ees ol The peace To correct errors Ia executions IN
certain esses-reIecled relating to corporations