Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-29

The yeas and NAYS and the resolution was rejected.
ycsx ", NAYS 10.
The President announced the committee on the
resolutions from the different states relating 20 the
public lands messr- Edgorion, kitiridgc and Ea-
ioa Adj
HOUSE Dts by Mr.. Partridge, bills rcla-
tive 80 duties Of otcTsccrS OF the poor aud relating
TO fees Of town clerks, referred TO gen. com.
R,soiaaoas.-By Mr., Miner, appointing Timothy
Poster. A II W Tenncy and Leonard Sarqoan, 4
com. examine into the state OF the State Prison
and report thereon adopted.
by Mr.. Dillingham;, inviting l., Il. Peck ESQ, one
OF The revising 10 take scat the floor OF the
House during the consideration OF tho revised stat
uies, for the purpose of giving eny information de-
sired ON that sebleci adopted BY MIR. Partridge.
doicrring all legislation partnerships, listing laws
banks poor laws, corporations, road laws, chanccry
laws, &c 10 the next session. and 10 deposiie the
printed copies Of the revised statutes in the Offices
OF town clerks Ruled out Of order by the chair,
when Mr. Partridge appealed from the decision, aud
the decision was sustained 10y the iiouse-aycs 1876
noes 10. BY Mr.. Spark FOR the first and 81. read
ing OF such of the revised statutes as have been
printed, by their titles onlyrelerrcd to judiciary
com.
Reports Of Coran,iiiees.--By select com. bin an
noXing part Of Orwell 10 Whiting, ordered to a Sd
reading. BY judiciary com. against petition Of
Rowland T. Robinson and others, laid on the table
also against resolution on same subject, viz abol-
shmen, of capital punishment also against the bill
for the same object, and il laid on the table and
made the order for Friday morning in favor of bill
IN addition TO VI Mutual Fire insurance Co. act or
dered 10 a 30 reading. BY com. of claims, bill to
pay Louis Soue $3.50 IS for losses occasioned by
the non intercourse law of 1879, laid on the table
and made the order for tomorrow morning; on
dry accounts arising under the militia act, asking to
be discharged therefrom, and that they be referred
10 com. on military affairs-agreed TO. Adj
o'clock, p NJ.
SENATE.-The chair announced the select
committee to consider the resolution from the state
of Indiana, the subject OF slavery, messrs Swift,
Adams and Waterman.
HOUSE.-The House spent some time on the re-
yised statutes.
The House resumed consideration Of Mr.. Partrid-
ge's resolutions on banks, the question being on
lion OF Mr. Fullam 10 dismiss when Mr.. Dilling-
ham moved 10 lay the motion to dismiss on the Ia
bic and make it the order for Saturday morning, a
greed to- and Mr. Chandler moved that 300 copies
of the aforenamcd resolutions with the report of the
committed thereon, be printed for the of the
House after considerable discussion this motion
was laid the table, and made the order for Satur-
day morning.
Reports Of Commi,tees--By judiciary com. on ex-
penses OF the revised laws which was read (the OK
pense already incurred is $4,000 BY the same
com. bill 10 pay r. Pierpoint and others the revis
ing conf S3,5Oo-laid on the table. Adj.
Thursday, Oct a.
SENATE BY Mr.. Brown, providing
salary of SiO0 for the chaplain of the state prison,
in lieu OF the compensation now allowed; twice
read and referred to select committee messrs.
Bowen, Burgess and Holmes from the House for
the relief of Gershom Conger, twice read and refer
red to the com. on military affairs.
Report 10y Mr.. Robinson, of the com. on the Judi
GARY, that no legislation is necessary in relation to
fugtves from justice. the revised statutes making
the necessary provision on that subject.
ResoliIions Prom the House the apDoint-
ment ola com. Of TO inquire into the necessity of
repairs of the State Prison buildings read, and on
motion Of Mr.. Townsley, laid upon the table; by Mr.
Eaton, OF the com. on education, TO furnish the Am
eIican Antiquarian Society with the copies of the
public papers of this state. Advocated by Mr. Swift
and unanimously passed Adj
HOUSE-The chair presented the Sd annual
report OF the trustees Of the asylum for the insane
referred to select Of 4, and 300 copies order
ed TO be printed.
BiHs-By Mr.. Closson, in addition to act rola-
ting 10 marriage and divorce referred TO judiciary
com. To pay Louis Soue $3.50 70, ordered to a
Sd reading; annexing part of Orwell to Whiting,
passed.
Resolution.--By Mr.. Highly, raising an enquiry as
to the expediency of further legislation the sub
ect Of indictment of towns for bad roads, passed
The bill relating TO the Rutland and Whitehall
Rail Road company was made the order of the day
Tor tomorrow morning.
Reports Of Comminees.-By com. on banks, re-
pealing charteriDg bank of Montpelier, ordered
10 81 reading. BY com. ON military affairs, bill in
addition 10 militia act with amendments the
order ofthe day for Tuesday morning next, and on
motion of Mr.. Partridge, 300 copies were ordered
10 be printed. By selec, com bill for the relief of
Henry Daman with the evidence in the case, laid
on the table.
The House resumed consideration Of the sub
treasury resolutions. Mr.. Henry moved call of
he House-Degatved. The first motion being on
he motion to dismiss, was negatved. Ayes 3,
noes 2l6
The question then required on the amendment of
Mr. Chandler, viz. TO strike out all the original res
buttons and insert the following
Whereas, the passage by Congress of tho law,
Usually denominated the sub-treasury, would tend
yreaily 20 concentrate undue power in the hands OF
he executive department 0. the government, there
fore,
Resoiued That our Senators in Congress be in
Iiructed, and our representatives requested to use
heir exeriions to proven, the passage of that bill
Mr.. Partridge opposed the amendment
MIR. Thomas moved call of the House not sec
'nded by the House l02 10 95.
The question was then put, and the amendment,
adopted, ayes us, nays l07.
The question was then put, shall the resolution
PASS Ayes us, noes I07 so the resolution was
adopted.
Thursday, O'Clock p. NJ
SENATE. Bill from the House. anpexing a