Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-11-04

general and individual courtesy. enter
tanned motion 10 adjourn without day,
and it was so ordered.
Thursday Ere. Oct 20.
HOUSE. The Senate returned the bills
making an appropriation for support OF
government, TO pay A. D. Arms, cDarter-
ing bank OF Montpelier. 10 pay the town
OF AIburgh. annexing part Of Monroe to
Walden, altering terms of Chlttenden Co.
Supreme Court. ir amendment Of chapter
8 Of the revised statutes. with amendments
--concurred 10.
Bills passed. Seoate bill, relating to
banks; for fixing the oonndry line be-
tween Bennington and Windham Coun-
ties.
The Senate returned the bill for fixing
the salary Of Sargeant-at-arms at 800,
lproroslngto raise tito $50. --nonconcurred
in. Snbseq ienlly returned again, the
Senate Insisting upon lis amendment !;
when the House receded from lis disa-
| greemeat to the amendment OF the Senate.
BUS dismissed or rejected. Providing
that the interest and income ofthe school
/ fund shall in future be paid into The state
treasury; for the benefit Of North field arr
tulery conpiny; 10 pay John Spaulding
relating to proceedings in chancery: TO
provide for the union OF school districts
amending chapter % of the revised stat
utes; amending 63I secdon, 18th chapter,
of the revised statutes; distributing in
come of school fund among the several
towns Q03 1853; abollshing capital pun.
ishment (89 70 79).
j Resolutions By Mr.. Rice Of Somer-
tset, resolution Of thanks to he Hon. Car.
los Coolidge, for the able. prompt and I'M
fpartial manner he has performed the SER
vices Of Speaker for the present session
which was unanimously adopted where.
upon the Speaker replied in brief aud
handsome ad dress To aulhorizs a loan
Of $4,000 10 the University Of Vermont,
supported by Messrs Baxter of Burling-
on, Villas, Chandler of W.. aud Sabln,
opposed by Messrs Lille. Spragne. Clos
son, Fl ,zsn, and Smhorn, and rejected,
ayes 80, noes l20. From lhe Senate, re.
que>tng the Vt delegation in Congress
% furnish the Librarian ofthe state Libra
Try with copies Of documents and pamphle
speeches at each sess Oh of Congress
adoped. Relative 10 settlement with Leb
beus Egeroa--adopted. Relative Il
slavery and the slave trade, adopted, witt
one dissenting voice. Appointing com
nittee to examine the affairs of The Stat
prison, adopted.
Reports On the New Jersey case
reports by The majority and minority 0
the committee on the sable. By Sc
lect committee, relative TO Business con
Germs OF the country. attribnting a larg,
share of the financial troubles oflhe coun
TRY since 1886 to the reduction Of the lar
! if, and concluding with resolutions in IA
vor of the protection OF domestic industry
which were ado tcd unanimously.
The reports of the committee on TIL
/ New Jersey case came up, concluding
with resolutions strongly condemnator,
of the course of Congress.
The question being upon the passag'
Of the resolutions, Mr.. Klnsman demand
ed reading of the reports. After som
discussion by Messrs. Chande Of W
: Hizen, Kiasmnn, Hebard and oilers, M
Hebard moved 10 dispense with the read
|, ing-aereed TO, IS to so. On the pas
, slge OF The resolutions. there were aye
/ 81. nays 5 The friends Of the admins
j tratioa generally left the Hall, or with
held their votes
y Mr.. Hazen moved call of the Hous
: agreed 10 unanimously; and qlorur
: was found 70 be present The resolution
) were then adopted, ayes 100, noes 49,
S Mr.. Hpbard then moved the printin
of the reporis aud resolutions on his sui
g ject 10 the Journals ofthe House-agree
! to unanimously.
$ The usual message was sent to til
Governor and the Senate, anuouncin
e that the business Of the House wascloset
IS and It being past IL o'clock the Speakt
v adjourned the House without day.