Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-11-29

| OF TeVlSlOU w prepare Tue ed'1c i'I puol'CdN
ton, and requiring them TO give pubic
notice and receive proposals for printing,
twice read the rule dispensed with read a
third time and passed ;cxleoding he char
ter of the Bank of Rutland returned from
the house, with proposition to amend by
substituting a new bill. Mr. cM,lan,
moved to erase. from section 10, one quar-.
| ter and insert one half as The semi annual
per cent to be paid into the state treasury
Advocated by Messrs Nc MILAN, Cobb
and Egerton opposed by Messrs PlerDo.n'
and Converse and adopted, and on the
question Of concurrng with the house IN
adopting the substitute, the yeas and nays
were demanded by Hemmenwuy, and the
Senate resolved to concur yeas |, nays 9
relating to the militia returned from the
house in-istiug upon their adherence nom
concurring in the amendments OF the Sen
ute. Mr. Cobb moved hat the Senate &c
cede from It's amendments Mr. Converse
said If any Senator wished to see the
Judges of the Supreme court come down
from the bench and follow n drum and fife
or bugle through our street they had o
very different taste from his own. True
they could pay forty shilling, or be hung
but Nj c., SAID he would not disgrace the
court nor would he disgrace the statute
book with such n provlsion. Mr. Pierpont
said he opposed the bill. not because he
was opposed to the militia. but because
he was friend to the militia. The bill,
in its preset shape, without the amend.
mcnts,of the Senate, would pay an officer,
with his epauetts for his services, while il
compelled the soldier with his musket Ia
work without pay. Giving Pay for trimming
was lust the way to break down the militia
Ia deprive it of its chlvalTous spirit. NJ
Egerton said if the od0us principle Of pay.
ing of fees for training were the only oblec
tons TO the bill. he could submit TO that
much as he deprecated the converting o
patriotism into pay aH1 the love ut country
into the love of money-but the idea o
compelling our high courts Of Jurisprudence
to submit to the decisions Of courts MARTA
smacked little too much of placing the
military above the civil power. He had
as a Senator, taken the oath to support tn.
constitution: with the remembrance of hi
oath before his mind, he could not vote l'
recedc. Mr. Cobb withdrew his mniol
to recede, for the purpose Of giving th'
opportunity Of test vote, when Mr. Pier
! point moved that the Senate adhere to TIT
: several amendments. Mr. Cobb demande,
the yeas and nays. and the Senate rcsolve
to adhere, yeas 70, nays 9; to remove ob
slruclions on Falls stream in the count
of Essex, vote refusing to pass reconsider
I ed and the bill laid upon the 'able; reStoT
! ing a company It cavalry in Tunbtldge !
a rtI n IN n
tee on military affairs relating TO Graft:
bury rife company, came references
pny Austin d, Aims, for services as Llbr,
ran, referred to com 90 claims; to pa
Joseph Rollins, same reference; rea,ir
t to Lsmoille CO. cavalry, read twice ar
referred to com on military affairs; rel
u ting to the support of paupcrs, twice res
9 and referred TO the com on the judiciary
e incorporating the caledonia county Mulu
. Fire Insurance Company, read and rrc
s red 10 Messrs Holmes, Harvey and Mem
D Ian; to provide for the security OF b
holders, read twice and referred to the CO
S on banks.
), Resotuii2n--fr the house, provdI
d Ienve to the com appointed TO examine in
# the affairs of Windsor and Essex bank
L to act during the recess, aud report at Il
next session of the Legislature, Virtual
, to postpone he business for year.] La
=. upon the table.
r Revised Statutes. chap. III. of repea
=. ing, was considered, the blanks filled, a
IS the chapter passed Adj.
= HOUSE.
A report Of the auditor Of accounts,
:, the state printing, was read and 800 copi
y ordered to be printed.
, Reuissd Sta'u'esi-chap. of salaries a
fees, The com. of conference reported re
q ommend'ng salary of secretary Of state
h BE- fixed al S275. secretary o! senate
$3.50. to ,cedc from amendment to the p
)" Of Lieut. Governor. fix salary Of super
Is 'endanl of state prison, a, $500, ard
recede from amendment reducing salary
lodges Of The Supreme cour'.
; Bills. For the support of the gosp'
k, two bllls) dismissed relating to suppo
of pnupers, passed: relating to witness
k mo religious test required) reported again
~ by the Judiciary Committee, supported
!: Messrs Thomas. RICE and ChamberlaI
.e opposed by Mr. Dillingham;, and rejecte
Of 72 to Ga, Relating to taxing banks, to /
m corporate bank OF Castle Teton, severally dl
Is missed: Incorporating CALEDONIA Mutu
!. FIRE Insurance co. passed: incorporate
bank Of Montpelier, passed, 81 to 81: :
/. lailng TO trustee process, passed: for sec
d. rity ofblll, holders on closing banks passe
establishing Wea,hersfeld Light Inianlr
N passed: TO incorporate Merchants al
" Farmers bank at Vergennes, amende
Is supported by Mr. Benton, Fulam, Haywa
2, of A., and Necdham, and opposed
ID Messsrs Sanborn, Rice and Thomas. IT.
question on the second reading Of the b
B. was pending at the adjournment.
Mr. Brown asked leave OF absence O
1t ter tomorrow. Mr. Bard said, before Il
1t question was put he wished to PROFOUND
IN question to the gentleman from st. Abal