The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03
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~ svstom to dispen,e in pnrt WIN "inco' "''i''
aud tlo music of such drIlls wholly Wntn " ~.
russion arose on us pnsSng"' "e "i,' ",,, W ~
further discr, sod by Messr5. Palmer, "'t"" "
Bolum. Whcelock ami others, passed TO b" ehsf"s
sed, yuus 10, uHys H. r: -
Broor,s BY Mr.. Wooster, for Jndc'Ary com
ritiee n hin 10 amend G3d section, 25ih chapter OF
rhu revised statutes, providing 10 compe' d'ScIoS-
ures orunulmchabIe propeNyj Fead h"' '"'u q" "''
irhlr. ,.u :
Mr. Butler for select committee, refarled b''' tor
aboIishng capital punshmcnts IN continuity t" TIE
petiIinn Of CGatIes Grant and othcrs--lad on lho
sAruRDAY, Oct, "a, p. NJ.
HOUSE EngrosscA bills. From Tho Senate
amending 7th cl1ptcr SD sec'ion revised statutes,
to pay tlyn Of Aihurgh $657 3-~sHvera'y pass
ed
Bills In addition to rhnpler42 o. tho revised
statutes, dsmissed relating 10 oV'donr"' ordered
to 3D. reading in addition to chapter revised STAT
ules, ordered 70 % reading.
Reports. BY judiciary committee, against mo
bill requiring ballots 10 be written or pNA'on ON
white paper, aud il was dismissed; by judiciary
committees that it is inexpedent to lpsis'n'e r"'',
( tive TO the location Of school houses; W com OF
ways and means, that the amount of interest per
year on The schro fund is $33948,73 and II divided
uccurdi ing to population, would gYe'S%',N2 10 eve
ny 1890 inhabitants, on tho snpPosU"n ihG, 'ne
population of the state ia 3O0U00 Q, ABOUT . Gus
to every person; by cuu. on roads and chna'5, sen
ate bill relating 10 highways, (l3 days nn'ce De
! fore town can be in Iiced tur bad road,) amend
ed and passed; bill in addition to the miit|A act
relative To bonds and duties quarter masters cleo
lions "f officers, and eXempung officers "l the ~
/ vlum for tho Insane, ordered To I'd rohdlnG' ny
com OF elections, that NJ ills de Forrest OF Lem
ington, Alexander Furgersnn Of Huntingdon, 10
seph Smith of Bolton, aud John ". Downer OF
johnson, were all po-rmaScrs AT the Time OF Ihclr
elections to seats in this House: when MIR Rice of
Somerset offered resolution, declaring that no
postmaster is eligible to seat in this House, which
was laid on The table.
SENATE. The bill relating to banks was la-
ken up, the question being Oh the amendment 81
Nh Butler to place chArteF9 under TO control ct tho
legisnlure. Mr. Bouum warmly opposed the IA.
mendmeut. WHOM TIE question being taken. STOOD
yeas -, nays 7. Mr. Rs amendment TO hold pri'
vaio property, was then taken up, opposed by Mr.
Town-Iey and supported by MIR Butler and reec-
ted by The same ste Snndfy other amendments
were then debated, and part adopted, when, after
occupying the whole forenoon the same, the
lbi!l was laid on tho table.
MoNDAy, Oct. %, =. NJ.
HOUSE.. The House went into tho committee
of the Whole on the bill rclating to banks, Mr. lie.
bard in the chair Mr. BayIes moved further
rendment requiring the banks to keep their bills
Mt par in Boston only, instead ofin Boston or New
York, provided in the org inal bill: supported by
Messgs. BayIies, Swift Chandler of Peacham and
| Chandler of W""dsiock, opposed by Messrs. War
uCr Of n. Kendall and Baxter Of Hnr'inStun aud
cn,ried SO To 80 Mr. Cats moved to amend the
23lh section to admit Stockholders residing
out fthis state, but within tho United States, to
vote on the ST OK they may Tablespoonful by
NJ, Cuts, onnosod by MIR Chandler of Peachaui
and ucgYiived Nr Cuolidge moved to add n pro.
vision to This section that no stakeholder, in his
own right and by proxy, shall, cast moro than one
thrd OF the whole nunber of votes. One fourth
s,stitu ted for one third at the suggestion of Mr.
Ba, lies and tho amendment was adopted Sund y
OTHER amrndmcnts not essentially altering the bill,
welc ndopted " hen The c0nmiIice rose, reported
| the bill and amendments TO The House, ard ihe a
nlendncn's were adopted By the lonse.
Oct. 81. p.
| HOUSE Reporfs Bv committee on banLs
bills extending charlers of Banks Of Rutland Gale.
dania and Vqrgennes which were scverally or.
Irred to a 3d reading; against petition tor a bank
OF Poultney, re or laid on the table " hen Mr. Full
lam called i,p the bin charterinr bank nrPoultney
and il was ordered TO a Sd rendrg By select
com. against petition for TAX on Washington CO.
ana he House concuryed. Iiv select CON- bin rel,
alive 10 The <ucs Of intoxicatng drinks; supported
! Ly Me.srs Loyeand and Villas Opposed by Mossrs
I Closson and F'nam and motion TO dismiss was
Iuecntivcd. AIR Rice of Somerset moved to amend |
80 that no debt above s for intoxicating drinks
$ol by measure can be collected: rejected. Mr. |
Wells of 3. supported The bill and it YVES ordered |
to 3D. reading.
The ongrossed bill relating TO banks read !
the 3d lime and passed.
The Senate came ia, and the joint assembly |
,l that ll