Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-11-08

TO the general banking law.
MrMiner expaIned--this provision was
indeed in the act in addition TO the safety
fund act, but il was now proposed to release
banks, hereafter chartered, from that act.
The question was then put: ayes 1870,
noes 65 SO the resolution was dismissed.
Mr. Hayward of Addison requested the
liberty here 10 state to the House that he I'M
dersiood that the minority report just dispos-
ed Of was assented TO but by one OF the mi
nority.
Mr. Smith of p. said there must be mis-
understanding 10 this matter, be understood
tina. both OF the minority nssen,cd 10 the gen
eral principles Of the report.
The Governor, by message, informed the
House ofsundry vacancies TO be filled. occa-
stoned by the resignation OF John Walker,
as Jail commissioner for LamoiIle county
and OF Major General Francis +. Phelps,
and Brig. Generals Jacob Washburn and
II. p. kimball
The bill reported by The com. on Military
ltiiairs was made the order oil the day for
Monday morning next Adjourned
SATURDAY. Nov. 9. 1899
| BiHs--from the house, to pay Au-
CUISINE Clark for services, and for counter
felt money, received while he was Treasu-
rer, read third time and passed.
Mr. Foster called up the bill, authorizing
Banking associations, aud moved that 500
copies be ordered 10 be printed. Motion
carried. yeas Is. nays 8.
House. RESOLUTIONS BY Mr. Lynde. for
meeting Of the House after Tuesday next at
hall past A. rejected.
Al c. l.. Il Il. f.r ~
bill holders on the closing Of banks, aud II
was made the special order for Tuesday
morning
Q o'clock, p. NJ.
Senate.-BH BY Mr. Tracy, repeating
the act Of last session. relating to the sale Of
ardent spirits, twice read and ordered 10 Re
engrossed
| HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The following message from the Cover
nor was read
To the House of Representatives.:
BY the provisions Of the bill herewith re-
turned, entitled ian oct 10 incorporate the
Mempbremagog Literary and Theological
Seminary" the corporation is made perpe,u-
al. No power is reserved 10 alter or amend
the ACT by future legislation. as the public
good and the circumstances and condition OF
society may hereafter require. The condi-
ton OF society is continually changing that.
which may be expedieni and for the best
good of community al this Lime. may--rcas-
oning from the past--iu course OF years
require alteration TO adapt il TO the wants and
wishes ofour posierty. And in my view.
nothing but the most absolute necessity will
4 Ian IF har
ought never to be resorled to. except when
the objects in view are Of such magnitude
and difficulty ofauainmcnt us to afford no
other probable means OF accomplishments
am the more readily brought TO this con-
cluson by the entire confidence | feel in the
Intelligence and liberafy oil those who may
succeed u.s.
BY leaving acts Of Incorporation open TO
future legislation, / cannot for moment per.
nit myself 10 believe that the rights or prop.
ery of individuals or community will be en-
dangered BY the imposition OF unnecessary
or unreasonable restrictions or alterations.
or ,ha, future Legislators will no. understand
and fully appreciate the wants and wishes
of society as il may herealtrresis;
Entertaining these views, feel il my duty
to return the bill in question to the House OF
Representatives, in which i originated. for
their reconsideration. S II, JENlSON.
Executive Chamber. Nov. 2, 1889.
| MIR Cloudy inquired whether the bill was
open to amendment The chair replied
that il was not, the constitution itself ptovi-
ding that the question, upon bill returned
by the Governor for reconsideration, must
be upon the passage of the bill Messrs
Dillingham; and Sprague expressed their sat.
ishction at the course Of the Governor; and.
alter some conversation as 10 the power oil
the House TO entertain a new bill, the ques
ton was pui---shaIl the bill pass7 Ayes 2,
noes l4i so the bill was rejected.
j Resoiutions.--B MIR Fulnm. for joint
assembly on Wednesday afternoon next 10
supply the vacancies occasioned by the re.
signaiion Of Generals Phelps. Wnshburn
and Kimball. adopted BY Mr. Bard, ap-
pointing Stephen S. Brown, Geo. T. Holmes
and Alden Partridge, com to examine
Windsor and Essex banks adopted.
i MONDAY, Nov 4.
Senate. Resolution. the house. ap'
pointing com. ofthree. 10 investigate The
Windsor and Essex Banks. concurred in by
the Senate.
1 BM.--repesling the law OF last session re-
laiing to the traffic in ardent spirits, read a
third time aud passed.
House.. Reports Of Committees,--.By
com. on Education, on the subject OF geolo
gical survey OF the staie--favorable TO such
a urvey,accompunicdb by a bill for the appoint
|, ment Of commissioners to make survey
1 r. A.