The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-16
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passed 10 be engrossed. BY Mr. RedGeld to au.
horlsse the judges Of Orleans Co. to sell the Coun-
/ " buildings and build anew,-referred tn Gener.
al committee. By Mr.. Sanborn relating IN tor.
es on Banks--referred to the com. on banlks,
Mr.. Dillingham; called up the bill TO nav Rob.
ert Pierpont and others, when the blanl, was fl.
led with $500, and the engrossing being dsnen.
sed with the bill had its final passage
The resolutions and report ofcommittee on pub.
lie lands was made the order for tomorrow morn.
ing.
Res0lutiOns.-By Mr.. Bartlett, appointing com.
Of Debentures---adop;ed. By Mr. Hodges pro4
hibtng the introduction of bills after Wednesday,
except bills reported by committees
Reports Of C5mmittees.--By com. of WAYS and
Means on the resolution enquirng whether the
office OF Supt of State Prison should not be abel
shed and whether the salary may not be reduced,
report that the Office should not be abolished, but
that the salary is more than adequate. By Gen.
Com against the bill TO allow Jurors travelling
tees-agains the bill relating to town clerks-a-
eainst the bill to repeal part of the act abolishins
imprisonment for debt, which were severallv disx
missed.
Engrossed Blzs-For the relief of VIM. Crane
and A. Thaycr, of Charles Belamy and others
taxing lands in Ripton-to incorporate Burlington
Volunteer Engine, Co. severally read and passed!
The bill relating TO the division of the income of
surplus money among school districts was passed
by ayes and nays, ayes 96--nays 67.--The bill
10 incorporate the bank of Caledonia also coming
up for final passage, was opposed by Mr.. Hunting
ton who protested against this and the whole batch
Of what he called the miscalcd reformed Banks,''
prophecying that the stock would not be taken, and
if it was it would go into the hands ~ Spectators
&c. &c.
Mr.. Sprague said he must record his vote a.
gainst the recharter of any bank. The yeas and
nays being called and taken stood, yeas 1877, nays
25, so the bill had its final passage in the House.
Mr.. Tenney called up the bill 10 incorporate the
Newbury Mill Co. when Mr.. Chamberlain Offer
ed TO amend SO that the private property of the
members shall be holden &C., supported by Mr..
Waterman and adopted, yeas So, nays S. and
the bill passed to be engrossed.
The bill to incorporate the Poultney Iron Man.
ulactorv Co. was taken up, amended and recon-
mitted on motion of Mr. Dillingham;, with insruc-
tons to make private property holden.
The engrossed bill annexing part of the town Of
Mansfield to Underhil was read and passed.
Adj.
9 o'clock P. NJ
SENATE.
Bi6.-From the House, to incorporate the Bur:
iington volunteer engine company-twice read and
referred to committee on military affairs to paw
Robert Pierpoint and others, for their services mi
revising the statutes of this State--read third
time and passed. relating to the distribution of the
public money amougcommon achpols--tlvce read
and referred to CON- on education; laying tax
81 three cents per acre on the lands in the town
of Ripon-twlce read and referred to committee
IN land taxes for the relief of Charles BeIamv
md others-twice read and referred to committed
If finance for the relief of William Crane and 4
Ihayer-twice read and referred to committee on
nance.
Repon.-By Mr.. Cobb, the bill for the relief
If Ira McLoud, with proposal of amendment,
which was adopted, the bill read third time and
passed; by Mr. Lawrence the bill providing that
when man shall furnish himselfwith rife and
appropriate equipments, he shall be returned
equipped, that the same ought not to pass. Mes.
'rs. Marsh and Pierpoin supported it on the
yround that those who had furnished themselves
with rifles at considerable COST ought not to be
obliged tc throw them by, and be at the expense
If procuring other equipments; Messrs. Cobb and
rownsley opposed it because rifles could not be
used in companies in connexion with
on motion Of Mr.. TownsIev the
ill was laid on the table.
Bals.-From the House, annexing part of the
own of Mansfield to the town of Underhill-
vice read and ordered to be read third time -
o incorporate the Bank Of Caledona-twice read
md referred to com. on Banks
Report.--By Mr.. Lawrence, the bill to pay
jeremiah Bushee, the sum &C., for Transporting
third reading rejected; by same, the
petition relating TO the Weathersfeld light infans
nv company; of French Warner and Others
which presenting no action were laid on the table.
Adj.
9 o'clock P. NJ.
HOUSE.
The chair appointed the committee to make UP
ebenures, as follows :-Messrs. Hastings, Rice,
Hound, Wheelock. Messrs. Waite Spear, Stow
Il, Foster of Walden, Knsley Fisk of Eden,
,tilinan, Rich, Laid.
Mr.. Norton asked leave ofabsence after to-mor:
ow; granted.
Appointment by the chair Mr.. Hutchihs, on
he com. on bills, in place of Mr.. Cook.
On motion Of Mr.. Chamberlain, tae vote adop:
ing his amendment to tbs Newbury Mill Co., bill
vas re-conSidered.
Mr.. Parker of Bradford introduced bill rela-
i've to county buildings which was referred to the
Zen. Committee. Adj.
MONDAY Eve. Nov. IL.
Bits Passed.--In addition to the militia act Of
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