Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-22

houSE. The Chair announced the ioHovt,-
committees.
On so much of the Governors mcssnpr AS r,l,,.
10 distribution of school money mcsSr, F.t .
Eden, Fillmore, Wells, Jackson SLACK Cow,
Siowcl, Brigham of Brookheld. Parker of Wilso6
Cook OF Craftsbury, Schoti, ladd
On petition OF Philo Hatch aud others messr.
Porter, Hodges. and Fairbanks
Mr.. Partridge called up his resolutions ON IL,
subject of vested rights. this morning introduces
and advocated them at length.
The Senate came in, and the joint assembly ma5t
the following appointments.
CHARLES X. WILLIAMS. Chief JUS Sup Coa-
STEPHEN ROYCE, first Assistant Judge
JACOB COLLAMER, ID.
ISAAC +. REDFIELD, 3d.
MILO l.. BENNETT ith.
All unanimously, save the fourth Assistant JUST,
for which Office Mr.. Bennett, Nominated by NJ
Huntingdon received l32 votes, and Charles Ian,
ley, nominated by Mr.. Brown, received il9 voc
scattering 4.
Mr.. Brown moved TO postpone the election Of sp.
perintendent of State Prison opposed by senator
Perpoint and rejected lis to % when
Hon. MILTON BROWN was elected.
(Nlllton Brown 1870, Jeptha Bradley 1901
Commissioners Of Deaf Dumb and Blmd
Charles Hopkins of Windsor
Hopkins 1871. OC Merrill ilG)
A G. Whittemorc, .of Milton.
CWhittemore 1919. Wyys Lyman 96)
Leonard Nafgeant oil Manchester,
(Sargeani l26 l. b Villas 1909
The Senate withdrew and the House adj
Wednesday, Oct lG, 1899
SENATE. Resolutions. Relating to Wind.,
and Essex banks, called up by Mr. Cobb rcsou
ton and amendment proposed by com on banks
read. The proposed amendment pmxides 6t the
appointment of a COM to visit those bahe ind As-
certain all the facts in the case, and repor TO the
legislature at its present session. Mr. Cobb oppos-
ed the amendment, and preferred the It came
from the House, with slight amendment de
bate OF some interest ensued, by messrs Edison aud
Cobb, against the proposition to send com. OF III.
vestgation, and messrs. kittridge and Picrpoint IN
favor, when Mr.. Tracy proposed so to amend the
amendment, that the com have discretionary power
to visit Windsor and Essex, or not, as may be judq
ed necessary. Mr. Tracy's anne ndmen, was adopt.
ed. Mr.. Edgeron moved 10 amend, that the
COM be appointed by the senate and speaker of the
house instead of joint ballot by both houses After
remarks by messrs Pierpoint and kittridgo, mr..
Edgerton withdrew his motion, and the amendment
proposed by the committee TO the original resolu-
ton was adopted providing for com. of investiga-
ton, TO be appointed by the senate and the house
Adjourned.
HOUSE. Resolutions-By mr. Dillingham; re-
fcrring so much Of the Governors message az re-
lates to banks to com on banks. BY mr. Partridge
for the suppression of small bills, laid on the table
by mr., Porter, referring part of the Governors mes.
sage to COM on military affairs adopted.
Bills introduced-By mr.. Jackson, repeating the
act oflast year, relating to retailers of spirits
red to com. on tina, subject. BY mr. Mattocks, re-
chartcrng the bank of Caledonia, referred To com
on Banks. BY mr.. Beach, relating to deeds and
land conveyances, referred to general com. BY
mr.. Fullam, incorporating the Freehold bank at
Felchve, referred to com. on banks. BY mr.. Nc
lIaughlin appointing com. TO inquire into the
pediency OF fixing upon some one place to hold the
courts in Bennington co. laid on the table.
The resolutions OF mr.. Partridge, on vested rights
af ha adj lapt,
were laid on the table.
Mr.. Partridge called up his sub-treasury resol-
tons, when mr.. Chamberlin moved to dismiss the
resolutions This motion opened the way for dis.
cussion directly upon the merits Of the Original res
olutions, which occupied the House until II adour-
ned.
O'Clock, p. NJ
SENATE.-Met pursuant to adjournment, and
having no business upon the table, adjourned.
HOUSE.-Petitions. Ofinhabitants of Brandon
and Morristown, referred TO com. on Temperance
Memorials; of inhabitants of Brandon, to com. on
Slavery: of T. w Sherman and others, students Of
Mddlebury, praying to have their rights as frecmen
more particularly defined by law, to com on Flee
tionsl
The House resumed consideration of mr.. Par.
trdge's sub-treasury resolutions.
Thursday, Oct. II, 1899.
SENATE.-This morning being the time for
JOINT assembly, little business, other than the preen
tation OF petitions, and the receipt and disposal of
communication from the Governor, transmitting
ports Of the Quarter Master General Of the Com
missioners OF Deaf Dumb and blind of the Auditor
in the Treasury Department and on the school and
safety fund, was transmitted 10 the Senate Adj.
HOUSE.-Mr. Bean of Sharon, presented bis
credentials and was sworn.
Mr.. Kellogg called up the resolution for joint
assembly to elect Secretary of State, Sergeant At
Arms, and Auditor Of Accounts against the State
Friday morning was fixed upon, and the resolution
adopted
Several petitions referred, and viii be noiiG-
ed as reported upon.
Resoiution-By Mr.. Stone, for Thanksgiving Dec.
5th laid upon the table.
BMs.-By Mr.. Wheeler, in addition to the road
acts, referred to committee on Roads and Canals.
by MIR. Miner, to divide the county OF Bennington
and form new county by the name Of hlanchesief'
laid upon the table.
The Senate came in and the Joint assembly maze
the following appointments
bennington ca.
Samuel Wright, Assistant
Alexander Bliss, Justices
Richmond Fisk, Sheriff
Samuel Ames, High BaIiif.
Harmon Garfield States Attorney.
ARENAS Mateson, Judge Of Probate, for the de-
trict of Bennington.
Loren Dean, Judge Of Probate, for the district &"
Manchester.