Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13

b. she CON on bank sahout amendment. saa thr bill
fead ID tune wAen ihs bill ~ss aid nPon the Ia
bic ug,'on Of Mr. Lswr.ncssr ricfpoin, called ~
the ball ristiar 10 th~ Rutland Raj Road BANK. The
Sassuon hrns The smrndmsnt a. ise House subject
ing the charter 60 the saPrtrioa 81 any iniute egsa
tufs hirh y~ri.d Mr. i.sHrrnce caiisd up The
Rutiand Raj Road Rank ADD moved Reconsideration
Of tie vote ei nopesnssifrnce. VOTE treoHsdered, aud
The Seuate resolved 10 coacnf reehstcnng the Bank
Of Aoniprler, called up BY Mr. Burton add the yess
aud hays h@iss demanded ~eTe,--yeSs hrs.rs Allen,
Bowen, Burton Chandler idson. iiebafd. Jones, No.
bic, Sh-ti. Steele s~a, Tenscy,-usys Msssrs Chit.
tcnden, Curtis Goodwin Harvey, llsbhcl, La~renee,
fistpuiut, Smile 90 the bill passed-stsessinF tan
fsr thc support Of government Mr. f.rpont moved to
the word four and insert three to tex
Of cents he dollar this motion prevailed the bali
was trad 30 time and passed
message was sent 10 the house informing that the
Srnsi., ITS part had completed the business Of the
,ession, and was ready 10 adjourn Adjourned
House. Eve session Mr. Hopkins introduced the
following resolution.
20 The Hon Solomon Foot, for the impartalty courtesy
and uncommon ability with which he has Pc rlorned the
highly fespousblr duties Of speaker Of the House the
pf'rvnt session that our bes, wishes will attend him
wherever he may hereafter br-and that the rcmem.
hfance Of our INTERCOURSE here will be tina, OF a,erna
regard,
whicb was read unanimously passed WHEREOF.
on the speaker responded IN brief and handsome I'D
dress announcing. in the course OF IT, that this
lPfohahlyl the last time he should take part the
deliberations of the House.
ng for the collection OF the school and safety fund Mr.
Dewey tor, and Mes-rs Sahin and Field OF W against
The BILL continued the discussion: ayes ~, nays CO.
30 the bill passed
Mr. Bard called up the bill to prohibit the sale Of ar
dent spirits Mr. Noyes moved TO dismiss the b-sup.
ported by Mr. Moves, opposed by hlessrs Hastings and
Field Of Springfield and withdrawn. Nj Field of $
moved all amendment, requiring majority OF the az
grecaie votes of the people, instead OF major vote IN
majority OF the towns discussed ~ Messrs Fisk
Bard, Sahin and Goodale, when the motion was with.
drawn and Mr. Colby moved 10 strike the % and Sd
sections providing that licenses shat! be granted to
sell spirnous liquors, making licenses to cell other H.
quos free, and repeating all inconsistent with this
carried Mr. Field of w renewed the motion 10 dis
miss the bll-supported by Mr. Field OF W, who de-
precnted legislation against the traffic in ardent spirits
and MIR Fairbanks said he would not be strenuous for
the passage Of the BILL both because he not entire
IN confident that the people would sustain the measure
aud because lie believed the simple aritation Of this
here would produce discussion through the
state, and eventually lead 10 thu prohibition of the traf
hc. Ayes 81, noes JG-so thu bill was dismissed
The Senate returned the bill relative TO the trustee
process with the amendment OF the House nonconcur.
red IN, and the House recedcd from its amendment
The Senate returned the bill assessing Tux of cents
for the support of government, with proposal 10 re-
duce the tax TO cents MIR Field of w opposed con.
currenceayes 60, nays So the House concurred in
the amendment
The judiciary committee reported against the bill re.
latng 10 courts oil chancety, and IT dismissed
gainst the bi relating to common schools
The select committee reported against bill relating to
The grand list, and 1t was dismissed against the bill
relative to assessing forses the list-dsnissed
gainst the bill taxing foreign bank stock, &cdismiss-
ed
Mr. Smith Of Berkshire from the select CON- re port
ed that any legislation the subject of geological
survey OF the state is Mt this time inc pcdent
The bill in addition the militia of last year was
consIdered the question being on the amendments of
the Senate MIR Goodae moved an amendment, doing
away with the regimental drills On this amendment
discussion ensued by Messrs Goodap, SAWYER of s ,
Bard, Byngton, Bacon Dewey; the supporters of the
amendment urged that the regmental drills did not sub
serve the purpose for which they intended while
they made drafts upon the treasury the amount of
from 5000 TO $40 600 annually The amendment was
adopted ayes 20, noes "A Nh Sawyer of S. moved to
lay the bill on the table-negatved The question a
gam REQUIRED adopting the amendment of the SEN
aIe-ayes 81, noes II No quorum voting
Mr. Dewey offered resolution providing that in case
no quorum votes on any question, call Of the House
If called for by one third OF the members, shall be
ken, to be conducted provided for by the rules of
Congress.
Objections being made the power of the Ionse
to ac on the resolution without quorum, count
ordered by tie chair and quorum found 10 be present
Messrs Field OF w, Beardsey and Sleeper opposed he
resolution and the former moved TO lay upon the
BILE ayes a. noes GS no quorum voted
Mr. Daiilingham having occupied the chair through
the evening remarked that the business of the house
had come 10 stand for the want Of quorum he wo d
vacAte the char; and the chair was assumed by the
speaker
Mr. Dewey moved that the roll be called in order 10
ascertain the names of those who present as well
those who absent and the result be entered upon
the journals.
Mr. Field of W, opposed the motion supported by
Messrs Colby, Bacon and Sabin ayes Sc, noes 81 so
the call was ordered 1876 members answered to their
anesand on motion Of Mr. Beardsley further proceed.
! lngs IN the call were suspended.
While these proceedings were in progress, the Sec
Rotary OF the Senate announced that the Senate had
completed the business Of the session
Mr. Dillingham; suggested that IN consequence Of the
Adjournment OF the Senate, further proceedings Of the
House were useless, and the House Adj
| Saturday, Nov 3
| SENATE O'Clock I. BNs-Providing that the
wearing apparel Of ceit' deceased persons stall 90 to
the widow Of the decessed-ior the annual organiza.
ton of the Hon. Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pass
ed from the House. 10 pay VI asylum for the insane
The sum MISUNDERSTANDING bank Of Montpelier
relating 10 shngles-authoIizing the treasurer 10 Dor.
row the sum Of $50 -severay referred 10 their D.
propuaie committees relating 10 banks referred 10
committee on banks; relating TO payment of highway
taxes, read Sd time relating 10 ferries ordered 20 be
read Sd time relating 10 payment Of highway taxes
34ibs IN cash instead of Undertaking TO support Of
the gospel-incorporang buryiug ground catlons
amended on motion Of Mr. Picrpoint-seyersly read a
80 time and passed Adj to- r. NJ.
llorsE-Evening Session-Peporfs II Corrnuee.-
~ judiciary committee bill IN addition to judiciary
eeis, leo courts 10 allow Cor Advertising reward,