Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-11-22
VOL. XHI-.No. 64S

WIN sureties Cqual W me aggregate tn The
ca ptal stock. 10 be holden first for The go
curi,y of the bil holders and next nf the
stockholders 4th. directors and e'ockhold
ers never to be indebted TO the bank in u
sum not exceeding $4,000 9Th, on suspen-
SION ofspecle payment bill holders cn'uled
20 70 per cent interest on bills, aud The
supreme court empowered 10 vacate the
charter: 9th, the act to 20 into operation
within one year; 7th. the bank to be under
the operation Of the act CT 1888. By M
Waterman, taxing lands in Greensboro
ref 10 land Tux com. By Mr. Pennock, 10
pay Milo p. Blodget'. referred 10 com, on
clalms. BY Mr. Parker of Bradford. 10
psv A ID Arms S25 referred TO same con-.
| Resolutlons--By .Nr Smith OF Puinev.
| for adjournment Of both houses on Monday
| morning next; laid on The table. BY .Nr
! Dillingham; for publication of the 8ppoiD,-
mens made by the JOINT assembly. adopt.
cd
Reports of Comj,tees BY Judiciary
| Committee lessenlnc the labors of Repor-
ter Of decisions of supreme court. and re-
ducing his salary to $3.50 LAID on The table
TIL tomorrow afternoon. BY com on Mil.
tia affairs bill 10 paw 'or certain militia
services on the northern frontier, ordered
to Sd reading. Bv Judiciary Committee,
against bills relative 10 marriage aud dlvor-
&c. and it was dlssmised; against repeal
ing The act relating to interest: dismissed
Bv General COMMITTEE. that it is inexpe.
dent to make any alteration Of the mode
OF assessing land taxes: against bill rela-
ting 20 unprecedented; against an
nexirg Greensboro TO CALEDONIA county.
and the petitioners had leave to withdraw.
Gy select com. bill repeating the license
act Of lG39. which was ordered 10 Sd
reading. By com. Of Claims asking to be
discharged from further consideration of
petition Of WIN, Bradford request gran.
ted
Engrossed Bills. Extending the charter
Of the Bank Of Montpelier for one svear:
relating to high ways-passed; relating to
the militia IN the town Of Goshen-afier
discussion bv Messrs Butler. Needham.
Warner of Newhaven, Knapp, aud OF hers.
laid on the table
Mr. Warner Of Newhaven, called up the
report of the select commit, ee on he pro.
ceeds of national domaine and moved that
300 copies be printed tor the use Of the
House. Mr. Brown moved to apnrnd The
veto of Gen. Jackson on The land bill the
chair decided this motion out OF order M
he document last named was not within
the possession Of the House. nor was anv
! action of the House proposed thereon. Mr.
Hodges desired TO r.commit the report, in
, order that The committee might bring Tho
, veto within the action o. the lIouse:--
An appeal was taken from he decision OF
the chair and that decision was sustained
4 Mr. SanbOrn moved to DISMISS the report
and resolutions: he said he could Learn
4 enough of both sides of this matter from
the public documents and newspapers Mr.
,, Dilhngham supported the notion looking
upon the subject as mere party matter.
9 Mr. Gowdey said the subject was n verv
important one to the state, and he had net
o become aware that rights of The old states
q had quite become a party matter in Yer.
;, mont /: he hoped the sense of the House
, would be taken upon the resolutions.
n The discussion was continued by Messrs
. Brown and Needham tor and Messrs Cow
dey, Fairbanks, Chandler. Coolidge and
n Bard against. The resolutions were read.
Il After some personol passages between
:, Messrs Brown and Bard the House adiour-
G ned.
: O'Clock, P. M.
4 SENATE.
r extending the charter Of tho
!. Bank Of Rutland TO January. 1853, read n
= third time aud passad, yeas 10, nays II:
r recharlerlng he Bank Of CALEDONIA, called
J., up by McMlin when Mr. Plerpolnt moved
an amendment 'othe bill. similar to that
5 offered by Mr. Cobb to the b 1 extending
, the charter of The Bank of Rutland, reqnir.
Y ing one half of one per cent of the ca pta
t mIannuaIly to be paid into the State
S Treasury. Adopted. NJ. Townsley IN.
: CURED OF the chairman of the committee on
T.. banks. if the stockholders were restricted
q TO IA per cent as to loans. The chairman
answered that the Stockholders were not
o SO restricted. He should not obec, to
r provision OF hat kind Mr. TownsIcy then
. moved that the bill be So amended as 10
n restrict the stockholde RS and officers Of
= the bank as to loans, ms in the Bill re-
$ char,erng the Bank of Rutland. Amend.
i ment adopted. Mr. .Nc.MilIan moved that
the words "in specie" relating to capital
5 stock paid in be erased. Amendment ad-
opted. The several amendments adopted
= IN committee Of the whole. were reported
to the Senate and concurred in, when the
, Senate went into JOINT assembly. returned
b and the bill was read ihlrd time and
passed.
Adjourned.
: HOUSE.
n Revised Sta'ules--The House receded
n from its amendment to chapter "a of off.
, sets.
+ Ordered to third reading Chapter 81.
n Of preservation of sheep.
d Passed Chapter % of process. the
amendment proposed byMr Hodges on q
former day adopted substantially.
The Senate came in and the following
appointments were made:
Gen. T.B. Ransom, Maj. Gen. Sd Di-