Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-26
legislature Of Vermont.
Friday, . o'clock.


SENATE.-The president being temporarily abb
sent, mr. Egerton was appointed 10 the chair and
being excused at his request, mr.. Converse was APP
pointed.
BWs.--Altering the names of certain persons, re-
ported by mr. Lawrence, with proposals of amend
ment. Mr. Fierpont called for statement of facts,
from which it appeared that one of the persons
questing alteration of her name was lady in
years, who had been unfortunate as TO marry two
husbands, and not liking the name of one desired
TO bear the of the other. Amendment, in this
case, rejected, and the bill, altering the name of
family of Lambs, read third time and passed.
incorporating the Newbury Mill manufacturing Co.,
reported by mr.. Waterman, read third time, and,
after remarks by messrs. Egerton, Jenness, Pier
point and Brown, the Senate refused TO pass the
bill Incorporating the Freehold bank, at Felchville,
| located in a corner of the town of Reading, and
near the of the towns of Windsor, Weathers-
| field and Cavcndish, thirteen miles from Woodstock
reported by the com. banks with proposals of a
mendment similar TO the provisions introduced into
other bills granting recharterng banks the pres
ent session. which were adopted, excepting amend
ments relating to bonds rejected, yeas, o, nays -.
Mr.. Egerton advocated the chartering of this bank,
wthou, requiring the payment of any sum into the
State treasury, opposed by messrs Foster and Pier
point; one half OF one per cent sem-annualy of the
| amount of capital paid in required yeas 10
nays 8, when the bill was read third time, and the
facts in the being stated by the chairman Of the
com. on banks, the bill, on motion Of mr.. Foster
was laid upon the table. Adj.
HOUSE. Revised Statutes.'l'he house. pro-
ceeded TO consider the special order, being chap 81
of Schools, amendments offered and negatiyed
The Senate returned chap. I07 of salaries non
concurring in several amendments, &c. Mr.. Henry
moved that the House recedc from lis amendmer
reducing the salary Of Judges OF Supreme Cour
Sli00 to Sl300-snppoited by mr.. Fullam, opposed
by messrs. Rice and Waternan-ayes 81, noes 90.
Friday Eve session. Nov. Is.
SENATE. Rcutsed Statutes Chap. Is of com
mon schools considered
Banks. Mr.. Mcmillan called up the bill rechar
erng the bank of POuiney, returned from the house
refusing 10 concur IN part OF tho amendments pro
posed by the Senate The senate resolved TO re
cede from two Of its amendments and unanmousl,
resolved insist upon the third requiring the bani
10 go into operation before the LIST day Of Novembe
next, and upon the ith and 9Th, the senate also re
solving 10 insist.
Mr. Swift, of the COM on education, reported tn
bin in addition TO act relating TO common school
that the bill ought no, TO pass Bill rejected. Adj
HOUSE. Reused Siafuies.-Ibe senate return
ed chap. 90, Of preservation of game, &c, noncon
curing in the amendments striking out the section
prohibiting the killing of deer and muskrais at Ger
tain seasons and the house receded from It's amend
ment 10 deer. No mercy was shown 90 the rats
however that amendment being insisted upon, b,
ayes and noes, ayes 70 noes Oh.
The chapter upon highways was also returned b.
the Senate the amendment allowing ten days notie
10 select men, Of complaint, against towns for ba
roads nonconcurred in; tie house insisted upon thi
amendment, III TO IL, and receded from IFS amend
iDeni fixing upon the first days Of April as the tim
for surveyors to enter upon their Office and make IA
balls.
MIiia-The senate returned the militia bill witt
sundry propositions Of amendment Is,. To strik
out the entire chapter relating 10 exemPs Sd. Re
tanning the section Of the old act requiring Bngad
Inspector attend reginsntal drills 3 Striking ou
paragraph requiring MAJOR Generai-to atead office
drills 5tl. Sinking out annually. IN the seciio
relating 10 regimenisl reviews sundry other amend
ments connected with the 81 and 5th, striking 0u
section giving adjuian,s precedence OF captains 4
the line 9th Striking oui the part requiring rciun
OF the number Of executions Issued fof lines; IN
Striking oui the section relating 20 cavalry, an
other proposed amendments connected herewith
sfll- striking the sections allowing compensaiIo
ior drills and other officers attending courts maEtsli
9Th, Drills 10 be bienislly 10Th. Striking oct IA
section iof regimeniai reviews biesially iii
Sinking the entire chapter relating 70 regimes
tai courts martial, AMI substituting the provisions
act u ISIS; ssth. Bng Generals l'nsiszad 81 Con
en,o) NC emry~ cred 10 mske alsefs'svns ia Inst