Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-11-27


b' Repeating license act II 1888
9Sh 'te Oil amendcd and pissed, and The
=, ,i, 'd>e bili dismissed iurorporatlno
" i"uham County pro,H at savings -.
S',us'"n, amended aud he ayes and no, :
'ahea-ayes 80. noes 60-no quorum.
am the bill was laid on the iob.e, not 40 In
to De considered.
tuesday, Eve Session, Nov. 70. '39
oENATE-Refota iOas-f ON The Housc.
''''''hs TO the proceeds Of The public
'''oS' read ron The chair, when M. Eo.
'''oh proposed so TO amend the FIST rrso-
MO" that The public Lands b., sold to ~ !.
'u'' settlers, an no Others, and the pro.
81 Us 'h'r.of be DIS ribneJ, &c., when
iif. mcmillan moved that the resclu ION
~ iaii ON the table. After debue bv
w. LIDO The qIeStIon was taken aud de-.
"ueu 10 me negative, yeas 10. nays 10 !;
resident voting IN the negalIve;-
ana the Question recurring upon the am.
rho'heEI Offered by Mr.. Egerton, it was
rejected, yeas 10, nays 10. the President
'o'i"8 IN The negative. Afer remarks
roy Mf' Cobb, opposing the RESOLUTION, The
lesl on MAS taken by ayes and no $. and
Tue 1eSolntioo passed, yeas 10, NAYS 10
lhe ffesidrih voting la The affirma I've
NJ ~ resolution was then adopted With
Out a call Of the yeas and NAYS. provid.
ing Tor the publication of that portion of
Inc revised Statutes which 90 into opera
t,oh before the first of July next, in all
lhe newspapers IN this Stale. Laid on the
taole. From the House, relating 10 the
publication Of portion of the revised
statutes ~ all the newspapers Of the state,
amended, on motion OF Mr.. Pierpoint.
by adding, alter the word state, not ex-
ceedlng Two IN each county, excluding
the chapters on 'cEancery' and OIL stla-
RES and lees from publication in the pa
refs, and providing that the Secretary Of
Stale do not pub ish the revised statutes
with the other laws of the session. but de-
liver them TO the revising committee for
publication and the resolution, as amend.
ed, passed.
Mr.. Eger;on. Of the committee TO whom
was referred resolutions from dlff.rem
states. reported resolutions. with the opln-
ION that no ACTON was necessary npon
them, the subj to which they relate
having been already embraced in r. soIu-
tons passed b. both houses.
Nj. Converse was delegated TO inform
The governor that the Senate, on lis part,
had finished the business of the SESSION
anu was now prepared for all adjourn
ment, without day.
Oh motIon Of Mr.. Pierpoint, the Sen
ale resolved that when il adjourn it adj
J1urn without day.
The Secretary was directed by the
Pfes dent 10 mform the House int IN.
Senaie had no further Communications 10
make.
q. Mr.. Converse, having informed the
Senate thai the governor had no further
communications 10 make to the General
Assent ly, the Senate adjourned without
day.
HousE.-M Militia 6M.-The Senate.
by message, asked Conference on this
bill, which was agreed 10, and on the Dart
OF The House, Messrs. Needhlm, Fuliam
anu DrJn, were appointed the committee.
Subsequently the ronlmillee reported, rec
ommeuding the House to concur IN the
II. 81 and twelfth amendments Qpaving The
law OF exenpts as heretofore, and reqll-
lag drills but once in two years the Sen
ATE recedlng from lis (I5) other amend
meats. Mrssrs. Rice, t'ulIa,r, Chandler
aud Warner OF Newhaven supported con-
currence IN the recommendation of the
committee as to the first amendment. on.
posed by MrssrS. Thomas aud Tyler: the
! House receded from its Disbursements 10
both the is. and l2h.
The usual messages having pissed be-
tween th. Executive AMI both Houses
the Speaker declared the House ADJOURN
ed without day.