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TUEsDAY, Oct. %, 1890
SENATE. BiHS-By Mr.. Foster. nro-
rdlng lor the incorporation of Banking
Associations. This bill is copv of he
New-York system. The bill was twice
read, and referred to the committee on
Banks; repeating the act rendering turn.
pike roads, free roads, read third time
and passed. ''''''
HOUSE, Resolutions BY Mr.. Bro wn
aulhorlzlng the Committee on Temnar'
11ce Memorials to occupy the Hall of the
House OF Representatives for its silinos
opposed by Messrs. Fisk of w. and
Hodges, ard rejected. By Mr. Bard
nslrucllng the Committee on Edpca,ion
10 incorporate into the revised statute that
part Of the old act relating to superintend-
nag committees OF common schools. Mr.
Bard said ne introduced the resolution
merely 10 test the opinion of the House,
50 mat the Committee may be advised as
70 their action on the subject. The reso-
luton was opposed by Messrs. Partridge
and Hodges, and rejected.
PetltIoRs-Ot A. Bingham and others.
against the inAiction Of capital punish.
nent read and referred to the Judiciary
committee Remonstrance Of 1876 voters
Of Barnet against removing Caledonia
county buildings, referred TO the members
Of that county. OF inhabitants of Wor-
ceser, 10 Committee on Slavery. OF $40
inhabitants of Middlebury, and of inhab-
faois OF Windsor, referred to Committee
On temperance Memorials.
Mr.. Partridge called up his resolutions
relative to the militia; Mr.. Bard said he
was IN favor OF the resolutions, and such
was their importance in his estimation.
naI The voice of the House should be
declared In the most solemn manner: he
therefore, called for the yeas and nays.-
The resolutions were passed: ayes gil,
noes s.
2 o'clock, p. M.
HoUsE.-The Senate came in and the
Joint assembly made the following ap-
pontments:
addison County.
Samuel pani. R i; HoIIy'} Ass. Justices.
VIM. b. Martin, Sheriff.
Harvey Goodrich. High Bailif.
Ozias Seymour, States ATTY.
:! Samuel Swift, Judge of Probate for the
District of Addison.
Harvey Munsill, Judge of Probate for
the District Of Newhaven.
John Pierpoint, Elliot Sheriff., Hosea
willard, Commissioners for the iail at
Vergennes.
Joel Doolittle, Dorastus Wooster. Ira
Allen Commissioners for the Jail at Mid
dlcbury. -
Franklin County.
Cornelius Wood.
Oecius r. Bogue, Sheriff.
Peabody Keyes. High Bailif.
orlando Stevens, States Attorney.
WIN. Bridges, Judge of Probate.
m James Davis, Jasper Curtis, Bates
turner, Jail Commissioners.
a. T. Tarlton. Inspector of Hops.
ESSEX County.
Moses Morrill, drill ''' Asst Justices.
Geo. +. Holmes, Sheriff.
- I'd d. Hopkinson, High Bailiff.
Wm, Haywood, Jr., States Au,y.)
1os' Gleason, Judge of Probate.
'Onn Dodge, Royal Cutler, Isaac Cum
mlIngs, Jail Commissioners.
lanes May, Hop Inspector.
a. mt. Hlbbard objected 10 the nomination
- mI. haywood as States Attornay IN
,ue grounds, first that he declined being q
RI. "u'uate Tor the Office. and second that
"'s connexion with the Essex Rank. nndar
psssn' circumstances. rendered him ~.
!ecVonaole as candidate for ~ e.
Vn motion of Mr.. Holmes. of1Ss 60,
ne nomination Of Mr.. HavwooJ go
''ierred back to the county conven. ION vas
G. WEDNESDAY,, Oct %. 1890
sENATE.-Message, from the Goyern
r. = communicating certain papers relating
n Wy. we o'ase Antiquarian Society, referred
"I, somm,'ee on agriculture; certain res
S =" from different States, on The NH.
~: lands; resolutions from the STATE ~
a sYaana' on the subject Of slaverv. sov
Tally referred to select comr,;,, 0eV
D. % oe appointed by the char
~ Hesoe19sons-By Mr.. Eaton. instr,o,
s me committee on education Il 49,,
~ amendment to the existinO la,n ~, Po.'
Is subject, authorizing the disir;hn N" opon
pan Of the public money for ,ha 'on 2,
pOr; O,s, 70 school districts, in equal n,o.
'F'HS' a0'shOEt regard TO The number of