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Dared either Tor 0lSCuss'OH or ueC'e'o"
upon this question he had not for him
self sufficiently examined the sub treasu.
" bill, and moved to lay the resolutions
and amendments upon the table. ANer |
some further discussion by Mossrs Fair.
banks, FnlIam, Dillingham; and Others, |
Mr. Chandler acccded to the motion OF Mr.
Brown, and the resolutions were laid on
the table, made the order of the day for
to -morrw morning, and 500 copies ordered
to be printed. Adjourned
TUESDAY. 2 O'Clock,
SENATE Repeatedly the com. on
Education, The b,ll establishing an acode'
my n Enosburgh, ordered to be engrossed
and read the third timely the commit
too on banks, the resolution relating to the
Windsor and Essex banks, with a pro.
posed amendment. which was read, and
the report and amendment laid upon the
table. on motion of Mr.. Cobb.
BiUs.-By Mr. Converse, TO compen'
sa,o the superintendent OF the Vermont
States Prison read twice and referred 10
the committee on finance reported by the
committee, without amendments, and
passed to be engrossed.
Mr. Lawrence introduced resolution
instructing the com. on military affairs to
ascertain the expense Of military court
marshals, and the amount Of monies re
celved for fines, the last year; read aud
passed.
The Senate met the House in joint As.
sembly, returned and adjourned.
HOUSE
Petitions. 20, Jabez Hazen and others,
| laid on the table. Renaissance OF Sam.
ueI Whitney aud others, referred to select
committee on petition OF Phllo Hatch end
Others. Ofsandry inhabitants OF Albany,
Johnson, and Jamaica, to com. on lem.
peranco Memorials. OF inhabitants OF
Cabot for recharter of the Bank OF Gale.
donna referred IN com. on Banks. OF sun.
dry persons of Charlotte and Jamaica, re-
ferrod 10 com. on Slavery.
Bills. BY Mr.. Brown, for payment OF
the militia called out for the defence of the
northern frontier. the past winter, referred
to the com. on Military Affairs. BY MI
Miner. TO G. H. Smith, certain sum. re.
ferred to com. Of Gains in favor OF John
NJ. Potter and others, TO same committee
BY M Bridgman. relative to highways,
refcrredto com, on Roads and Canals.
Resolutions BY Mr.. notwithstanding
General Committee 10 inquire into the
expedency OF paying jnrors, before justice
courts, cents per mile travelling each
way adopted.
The char announced the following com.
mjttees;
On so much of the Governors message
rs relate to distribution Of school money
Messts Fisk Of Eden. Fillmore. Wells
Jackson. Stack. Gowdey, S'owe!, Brigham
of Brookield, Parker of W,llislon, War
uer of Georgia. Harvey of Peacham, Cool
of Craitsbury. Schof, Ladd.
On petition Of Ph'lo Hatch and others
Messrs Porter, Hodges, Fairbanks.
Mr.. Partridge called up his resolution
on the subject of vested rights, this morn
ING introduced and advocated them q
length.
The Senate came in, and the joint as
semby made the following appointments
CHAs. X. WILLIAMS, Chf Jus Sup Court
). STEPHEN ROYCE, first Assistant Judge.
JACOB CoLLAMER, Cd -
ISAAC +. REDFlELD, Sd
Milo j.. BENNETT, 4'h
Il AL uDuultUOuSIy, saw VIC f'h Eh'S'''u"
Justice. for which office, Mr.. Bennett
Nominated by Mr.. Huntngton) receive
1872 votes and Charles Llnsley, (nomlna
,e4by Mr.. Brown) received ll9 votes
scattering 4,
!. Mr.. Brown moved to postpone the cleo
ton of superintendent of the State P'lsor
opposed by Senator Pierpolnt and rejectc
ll8 to 90; when,
Hon. MILTON BROWN, was elcc'e ed
,llMlIton Brown 100. Jepthn Bradley 100
d Commissioners of Deaf, Dumb, and Biino
'e Charles Hopkins, of Windsor.
," (Hopkins 1871. o. C, Merrill ll6.)
A. &. Wh'temore, OF Milton.
(Whiltemore 1919. WHY'S Lyman 96
T. Leonard Sergeant, of Manchester,
20 Sargent. 1876, l., B. Was 100
l. The Senate withdrew and the Hou'
adjourned.
y SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. l6. 1889,
, PRAYER by Rev. Mr.. Smith, Of lbe Met
" odlst Church.
:. Bills Establishing an academy
~ Enosburgh, read the third time and passed
NJ 10 compensate the Superintendent Of Il
id VI, State prison, read The third time al
" passed.
IN Resolutions. Relating to Windsor al
&c Essex Banks, called up by Mr.. Cobb, res
S, luton and amendment proposed by cot
re mit,ee on Banks read. The proposed az
as endment provides for the appointment
q. a committee to visit those Banks, and n
certain oil the facts in he case and repo
IN to the Legislature at It's present sesslo
IN Mr.. Cobb opposed The amendment. al
IS preferred the resolution as It came fro
% the House, with q slight ndment.
debate of some interest ensned BY Messr
n, Edison and Cobb, against the propostl'
It. to send a committee of investigation. al
no Messrs. kn,ridge and PIcrpoint, 10 fave
G. when Mr.. Tracy moved SO to amend Il
d. amendment, that the committee have d
ly cretiOnagy power to visit Windsor Of