The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-16

lington Volunteer Engine Co., ordered to a third
reading. By com. OF Ways and Means, agains
bill for the relief Of Daniel Meeder, and was dis
missed.
The resolution of Mr.. Partridge, that it is mex.
pedent to charter or rechaTter any Banks at the
present session, together with sundry amendments
on motion Of Mr. Dillingham; was dismissed.
BdEh BiHS-R e-chartering the Bank of Caledo.
MIA; Mr.. Mattocks moved an amendment, that the
debts of said bank shall not exceed the amount OF
depostes in specie together with twice the amount
Of the capita! stock paid in; agreed 10, and after
one or two unimportant amendments, the bill was
ordered to a Sd reading.
The bill lof dividing the income upon the pub.
lie money Surplus rcvenue) being under consider
alton, an amendment was offered for dividing one
half equally among the districts, and one half ac-
cording 70 the number of scholars adopted, l06
to 81. Mr. Bard moved to dismiss the bill, sup
ported by Mr.. Sanborn. Red6eld, Butler, Thomas.
Hodges, jackson, Chamberlain and Dillingham;,
and opposed by Messrs. Tenney, and Wheeler Of
MonlpeIier-ayes 70 noes 100. Mr.. Hazard NOV
ed proviso, requiring districts 10 keep a school
two months al their own expense before being en-
titled 10 receive share CT this fund rejected
Mr.. Cloudy moved TO strike ont one halG" Tof
the fund divided by districts and insert one quar-
ter-opposed by Messrs Fisk of Eden and Rec,
supported by Messrs. Cloudy and Fulam re-
ected, IS to 81. The bill was ordered 10 Sd
reading.
Mr. Alverson obtained leave Of absence after
Monday morning. Adj.
2 o'clock, P. NJ,
sENATE.
Mr.. Tracy and Mr. Robinson, Rad leave Of abb
sence from and after Monday morning next.
BlNs.-To pay Rich Bayley the sum mentioned,
or the repair of cannol Tor The Hardwicli artillery
company. A statement of facts in the case was
called for, from which it appeared that the state
had furnished the company with cannon and car
riage; that by neglect Of former officers, and the
use OF carriage occasionally for agricultural purpo
SEES, the cannon for celebrations, repairs had be-
come necessary. The present captain had pro-
cured the repairs, paid the bills and charges the
same to the state, rghtfu owner Of The property.
Yeas nays Is.
Rehabilitation the House, requiring the
Treasurer to ascertain the expenses incurred by
this state, on the northern frontier. Laid upon
the table: Adj.
Leave Of absence was granted to Mssrs. Nc
Laughlin, Dwinnell, Cook and Lake.
On motion of Mr.. Brown the rule to devote az |
ternoons to the revised statutes was suspended for
corporate the Rutland Co. Bank at Poultney: Mr. |
Goudey moved an additional section, requiring
The cashier, when required to exhibit TO the bank !
Inspector the list Of stockholders. with their sure.
les, the amount of their Indebtedness, &c.-adop-
ed. Mr.. Chandler moved an amendment-no Of
icer OF stockholder to be indebted to a sum great
,r than six per cent olits capital stock, supported
~ Messrs. Chandler and Hodges, and opposed by
Messrs. Brown, Dillingham; and Butler; ayes 90
noes 49, so the amendment was adopted. Mr..
Hodges moved to change the title, Rutland Coun-
y Bank" to the Bank f P5ultney-agreed to. Mr..
Chamberlain moved to limit the time of suspen-
sion of specie payments from sixty" TO thirty
lays after which bill holders may notify the prop
er officer and cause an INDUCTION 10 be issued &C.
1egatived. Messrs Clark, Brown, Sprague, But
er, and Sawyer supported, and Mr.. Hodges op-
posed the bill, when it ordered to q third read
ng Adj
MONDAY, Nov. IL
SENATE.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Mr.. Eaton introduced resolution tina, the leg
stature ad journ on Friday, the 18th inst.-lad
On the table.
Mr.. Noble called up the bill! Incorporating the
oanl of Brandon-on motion of MIR. Pierpoint
postponed indefinitely.
L ne OIL 10 incorporate the Wlndham county
Provident institution for savings was fead third
ime and passed.
The bill to extend the charter of the bank Of
Rutland was taken up. Mr. Pierpoint varied his
proposal ofamendment, so that the bank shall not
oan to all the stockholders over fifteen per cent,
IN the amount Of capital stock paid in. nor to any
stakeholder over $4,000, which was a.
lopted On motion of Mr.. Pierpoint the 11th
ection was stricken out. Mr.. Mcmillan propos-
ID so to amend the bill that the debts of the bank
It any one time, shall not exceed Tie deposits and
loube the amount OF capital stock paid in, which {
vas adopted. Mr.. Cobb proposed so to amend |
he 10th section as to require the bank to pay in
o the State Treasury semi-anndally oue-haf per s
ent on the amount Of capital stock paid in, in
stead of 10 per cent on the profits, when on mo-
ion of Mr. Edgerton the bill was laid on the la
lie. Il
Mr.. Cobb reported the bill to pay Arson Davis
he sum &c., with proposals of amendment which
we're adopted--read third time and passed.
Mr.. Cobb called up the bill booming the town
If Gastenbury $685.. 81 and moved to insert $500,
Mr.. Eaton moved TO amend the amendment by in
erting 5000, which was adopted when the reso-
uton was laid on the table.
The bill altering the names ofcertain persons
vas referred to committee on military affairs.