Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25


passed. AdourneG
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES,
report OF the auditor ofaccounts, on the state
printing, was read and 300 copies ordered to lie
printed.
Revised Statutes. Chapter of salaries md fees.
the CON. of conference reported recommending
salary Of Secretary of State to be fixed M oozS
Secretary ofSenate at $780, to recede from amend,
ment to the pay Of Lieut.. Governor, fix salary of
Superintendent of state psison at at $500, and to
recede from amendment reducing salary of Judp-
es of the Supreme Court
BtHS-For the support of the gospel, two
bills) dismissed; relating to support of paupers,
passed relating TO Witnesses mo religious test re
quired reported against by the judiciary Com
n,ittce, supported by ,uessrs Thomas, Rice md
Chamberlain, opposed by MIR Dillingham;, and no.
Jected, 70 to Ga Relating to taxing banks, TO in
corporate bank OF Castleon, severny dismissed !:
Incorporating Caledonia Mutual Fire Insurance
Co passed; incorporating bank of Montpelier,
passed, 81 To 81 relating to trustee process, pass
ed for security of bull holders on closing banks.
passed; establishing Weathers(eld Light Infan-
| try, passed to incorporate Merchants and Far.
ners bank at Vorgcnnes, amended, supported
! Wy MIR Benton, Fuuni, Hayward Of A, and Need
ham, and opposed by Messrs Sanborn, Rice and
Thomas. The question on the second reading of
the bdl was pending at the adjournment.
wi ilIuWil dshtll IeHNe VI HUSellCe Nlter tOt1Of-
row. Mr. Bard said, before the question was put
he wished to PROFOUND question 10 the gentleman
from 81. Adams, it was whether q report might
he expected ut tbs session from the committee
appointed to investigate the Windsor and Essex
Banks? No reply was given-and Mr. Brown
had leave oil absence.
NJ Sprague introduced resolution, empower.
ing the aiorenamed committee to sit after the ad
journment-adoptod. Adjourned.
TUESDAY, Nov. ls, $780,
SENATE.
Prayer by the chaplain.
h uiScd Soiutes.-Chapter 10, of highways
the senate resolved to concur with the house in
the appointment of u committee of conference.
upon the disagreement otthe two houses. Com.
Nlessis Jennes, Pierpoint and Eaton. The con
ference resulted in recommending to the house
TO concur with The Senate; chapter is, Of com
mon schools, returned fion the house, and the
Semitic resolved to recede from lis disagreement to
! the first amendment of the house chapter Ga of
"pedlars,' returned from the house, nonconcur
ring in amendments proposed by the Senate and
the Senate resolved to insist upon their amend
tnents; chapter, of Process returned from the
| house, with proposals ofamendmcnt, reported by
| Mr. Cobb, with proposal to concur III tleaduption
Of n substitute, which was laid upon the table.
Btts, from the house, incorporating the Pres
ldent, Directors aud Company of the Bank OF
pclltIj WIFI CuIltdl SIOUX Oh
read and referred to the Committee on Banks
This bill privdes for the incorporation of a new
Bank at Montpelier, with the same privileges
limitations and restrictions as provided for in 9th
er bills incorporating Banks the present session 1
relating to the Craftsbury Rifle company, repo tied
by MIR Burgess, and passed; relating to trustee
process. from the house, reported by Mr. Converse
adverse to the passage OF the bill. 1t provided fol
extending the trustee process to negotiable paper
The third reading of the bill was unanimously re-
fused granting ferry to Phelps aud HaZen re-
ported by Mr. Swift, read third time, and passed
to provide for the security of bill holders, repor
ted by .W Mcmillan, that the same ought t
pass. This bill repeats act past at the presen
session, for the security of hill holders, in the re
vsed statutes, and makes other provisions for III
winding up OF the concerns of banking nstitu
tons Rejected upon the question of q thir read
ing; Incorporating the Caledonia County Mutuf
Fire insurance Company, reported by committee
hat The same ought not to pass, and the bill wa
refused a third reading: relating to the Sumo,
OF paupers, reported by committee and laid upo
the table; for the removal of Instructions in Fall
stream, in the county of Essex read q third tim,
ana passed. yeas II, nays s; relating to militia i
The town of Goshen, reported by Mr. Lawrence
facts stated, and ll' hill rejcr'ed upon the ques
non OF third roofing; in addition TO an &C
governing the m liza Of this Srte," providing 70
the revlving or recognizing Il company of Cav
airy in Calais and adjoint towns, opposed by Ness
RS Cobb, Egerton, Pierpoint and Eaton, suppore,
10y Mr. Lawrence, and its third reading refused
yeas g. nays ID. Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Bus" Extending charter of Bank of Rut.
land, returned to the Senate with amendments
concurred in. Chap. II, of acts repealed, referrec
TO Messrs FuIlam and Butler. Restoring Caviar,
Co. LIST Reg I'd brigade to former privileges, and
establishing Weahersield Light Infantry, passed
N al Il
chants and Farmers Bank, at Vergennes, rejec.
ied on the second reading, 81 to 81 incorpora-
ing Freehold bank, amendments of the Senate
concurred in; militia bill, returned by the Sen.
ate insisting on its amendments: MIR Fisk OF
WateryllIe moved com. of conference-nepa
tiyed, and the House insisted on their disagree
ment; Incorporating the Provident Savings Ia
stltute at Brattleboro', laid on the table fol
amendment. Chap. 20, &c. ofroads and bridges
reported by the com. of conference and the House
again insisted on its amendments. Relative to
Cambridge artillery company, and relating to mil.
tia, dismissed TO divide the Co. of Bennington
&C., dismissed. In addition to the several high
way acts, two bills dismissed In favor of Johr
5 Petbone, laid on the table, on motion OF M
Needham, with the understanding that it shall no
again be called up. Providing for the purchase OF
maps, dismissed Relating to salaries of certain
officers, dismissed.
PetiiionS.-Ot inhabitants of Gilmore, of l.. N
Stevens and Others and of Seectmen of Worces-
ter, leave to withdraw granted
To repeal act incorporating the village OF
Woodstock, the House adhered to its disagree.
ment TO the amendment of the Senate.
Reports. BY General Comruittee, against pel.
ton of inhabitants of Dumnerston relative tc
Pulney poor-house, concurTed in against repeal
ing iox bounty. by com. OF Why's aud Means
their estimate of probable expenses (S74 932,) ano
receipts (S79,6l6l for the year ending Both Sept
1870. (Chap, II, of acts repealed, amended anc
laid on the able.)
Resolutions. Relating to small bills introduced
by Mr. Brown,) on their passage-ayes GA, noes 81
On the same subject Introduced by Mr. Partridge,
dismissed. For printing of one copy of revised
statutes for each town, dismissed. On the reso-
lnlions of the state of Indiana on Slavery pass
cd