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

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4 p, rating the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Com
psny. twice read and referred 10 com. the Judi
ciafy 90 pay Chauncey Goodrich Sss5, twice read
and referred 10 com. on claims To pay Lewis Souie
the sum OF $3.50 ~ for losses sustained by the non
intercourse act Of 1872 twice read and referred TO
tie com on finance.
Revolutions Providing for the purchase OF five
maps OF this state, called up by Mr. Swin and pas
sed. hy Mr. Marsh authorizing the Secretary of
state Is purchase for the state ten copies OF Slado
State Papers read and passed.
BlNs.--To paw Chauncey Goodrich the sum men
toned, reported by Mr.. Cobb, read thire time and
passed The Senate refused 10 pass the bill repeal
Tag the act rechanering the bank OF Montpelier, re-
ported by the com, on banks, and ordered to third
reading.
] Mr.. Eaton Of the com. on education made writ
ten report in favor OF Geological Survey Of this
state at future time. Laid upon the table Adj
J HOuSE.-messrs. Dillingham; Hodges, Warner
of Ncwhaven, and Stark. appointed com. on
the report of the Trustees OF the VI Asylum for the
Insane.
/ Rcsoiuiions.-From the Senate TO furnish the
American Antiquarian Society certain state docu-
ments, passed. BY Mr.. Partridge, that it is inexpe-
dent TO recharter any BANKS at this sesson--made
/ the order for to-monow morning. BY Mr. Bard,
10 the expectancy OF enargng the number OF Assls-
iant Surgeons in the militia, and Of their appoint
ment by the commissioned officers Of the several
regiments pa ssed.
Engrossed BHs.--In addition TO actincorpora,ng
the Vt Mutual Fire Insurance Co to repeal act
tending charter Of bank of Montpelier 10 pay Lou
is Souc $3.50 IS and TO pay G. Goodrich 1855;
severay passed.
Mr. Brown called up the bill repeating the second
section of the act Of 1898, relative 10 the Rutland
and Whitehall Rail Road Co--being the section
serving power TO future legislatures TO amend
peal the charter. Mr.. Partridge opposed the bill,
as also did Mr. Dillingham;, on the ground that it
was departure from general principle, well es-
fablfClpd bv lautS IN
all acts of incorporation. MessIs. Hodges and Full
lam supported the BILL for the that the
zion, which was proposed TO be repealed, far de-
tered capitalists from taking stock TO rel der the
act ofincorporation entirely useless and that in this
instance, possible injury could arise either TO
dviduals or to the state by exempting the company
from the operation of this section Ayes &c. noes
1866; so the bill was rejected.
The House resumed consideration of the report
OF the com on banks and after some discussion by
messrs. Fullam, Dillingham;, Needham, Brown,
Chandler, and others, it was laid on the table and
made the order for Tuesday morning.
The House resumed consideration of the bill for
the relief of Henry Daman, the principal facts proved
in she road and the bill was ordered to
Sd reading unanimously Adj.
Friday Oct %, O'clock p. NJ.
SENATE. BWs.--from the house, in alteration
of an act incorporating the Vermont Mutual Fire
Insurance Company, reported by the Com on the
Judiciary, with the opinion that no legislation is
necessary; and the Senate resolved not to concur
with the house in its passage. BY Mr.. Townsley,
incorporating the Wndham county Provdent Insti-
tuition Of savings, at Brattleboro, twice read and
erred TO com. on Finance. After the reading of
few chapters of the Revised Statutes in joint assem-
bly, Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.-messrs Dillingham;, Ellsworth, and
Young were appointed com on the memorial Of the
Chaplain Of State Prison.
The Senate having met in joint assembly, the fol-
lowing appointments were made :;
Orange County
Asa Story, Sheriff.
VIM. Spencer Judge of Probate for the district
of Bradford.
Caledonia Co.
Marcus o. Fisher, Assistant
E. b. Chase, Justices.
John Currier, Sheriff.
Isaac n. Hall, High BailifT.
Thos Bartlett, Jr. States attorney.
Mattocks Judge of Probate
Salma Davis, G.. W. Drew, Samuel Sias, Jail
commissions.
Calvin Morrill,, inspectoro of hops.
Grand Isle Co.
Calvin Fletcher Assistant
Joseph Mott, Justices.
Gary Whitney, Sheriff
Pardon Duel, High Bailif.
Frederick Hazen, States Attorney.
Joel Allen, Judge of Probate.
VIM. r Russell, Elhu Parks, Jesse Hazen, jail
commissioners.
The joint assembly adjourned to Wednesday next
at 3 O'Clock, r. NJ. and the Senate Withdrew.
Saturday, Oct, 27th
SENATE. BHs.--from the house for the re-
lief Of Henry Daman, read and referred to a select
committee, messrs.. Cobb, Converse, and Robinson
repeating the act of the last session rccharering
the bank of Montpelier, read third time passed -
Senate adjourned.
lIOUSE.-Eagrossed Bills, for the reliefof Hen
ny Daman, passed.
Resolutions. From the Senate, TO procure 10
copies Of Shades State papers for the s,ate passed
BY Mr.. Butler, 10 the expedency of additional
provisions for securing the collection Of debts of
persons about to abscond, passed.
The bill TO annex part Of Orwell TO Whiting was
returned by the Senate with amendment laid on
the table
The house resumed consideration of Mr. Part
ridges resolution against charering banks at the
present session, when Mr.. Starke moved substi-
tue for it, embracing the following propositions; no
bank to be Techartered unless the following CON
dons; Isl, secure bill holders against loss: Cd,
TO be exempted from the safety fund act; 3d. to be
subject 70 alteration and amendment at any future
legislature; Alb, to be subject 10 repeal when the
legislature shall be Of opinion that the bank has yio-
lated its charter, or conducted TO become pre-