Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-28
vol. Kill. No. 6

Ettuny OCt 10 s
sENATE-The military commna
we're discharged from further consider &
ion of the resolution for reducing The FL
lenses Of our militia system.
Mr. Eaton of Washington co. introdDt
ID a bill to pay Moses L Church thesua
Sc. read twice and referredfo commit
Of claims.
Reports.-By Mr. Short for commits
on education, against the resolution
prevent all but regular physicians fo
recovering their fees. s
By Mr. Norton. for committee on fnat
in favor of the bill to pay for military n
vices on the northern frontier, laid on
table. By Mr. Boltum. for conminee
roads and canals, against the resoIu'os
for reducing the tolls on Winooski tao
pike.
The engrossed bill TO provide fo'
tice before Indictment of high ways, y
taken up. opposed by Messrs Eaton oil
and Wooster, supported by Mr. Dane =
passed, yeas l6, nays Is. Adj
IlousE-Prayer by the Rev. I.
Harding.
The treasurer communicated a deas#
renort on the state ofthe school fund, he.
which il seems the present amount O. 4.
fund. including interest upto Oct. 10, III.
is S149, 135 81.
Mr.. Walker of Thetford obtained e
| of absence after to-morrow morning.
| Petitions Referred For tax on Was
ington Co., to build a court houa 5
members from the county; of J. Bs=
and 255 others, to Judiciary commit
| OF Vermont anti-slavery society, reas
to extention Of trial by jury in caso
fugitiyes from service, to same comm
! of John Glidden, TO General commit
Bills aatrodaeed BY Dir, Ho5s7
| from committee of ways and means,
ing appropriations for support OF goT>
| ment, assessing a tax of three Gents .
the list of 1910 for state :reasury-au:l
izing the treasurer to borrow not exc
/ ing S3o,0o0--seyerally ordered to :
ond readipg,
Reports.-By general committee,
repeating esd sec. 28th chap. revised
i utes.
The Senate came ia. and both hos
met in joint assembly 10 make county.
pointments Mr. Kinsnan moved 70
/ iourn 10 tomorrow morning, 10 o'c!u
opposed by Messrs. Wells aud Billing
egatived. A report from the COW
convention Of Washington vas preset
from which it seems that the CONVEX
were tied on all the county officers, s
justices ofthe peace, when Mr.. Rice
| Somerset moved 10 reeommit it-orps
by Messrs. Wells and Billings, sappo
by Messrs. Rice and Kinsman, and NJ
ltived. los to 76. The following apFs
ments were then made.
John Spalding, kss,t 1,,st;,..s
1 Orson Skinner, A'0 ''s'''se.
(spalding $50, Skinner 159, H.
Hollister So, Joseph Sawyer 74
Isaiah Silver, Sheriff.
(Silyer 189, John Siarkweathef
+ scattering 2 On this election the or
ing discussion ensued, Messrs. H..
Villas, Kinsman, and Buckmaster, as
a division of the officers, opposed &
Messrs Miner, Chandler of W, IT
Fullam, Lille, and Bailey.l
John L Buck, States Au'y. b
: l52, Homer w Healon So, scatcrIag
!; George Worthingion, Judge fT@
(Mr. Wooster of The Senate va.
: supported the nomination of Mr. Thu
/ son, on the ground that party pre6Te
: should not be permitted 10 enter into
tons 10 judicial Offices. The vo.c
: George Worthington 1I9, ID P Th
S son %, George Worihen II
: Joseph Howes, Wm s Clark, q
| Wood, Jail commissioners.
t James Pitkin, High BailiG
e The Senate retired and the Hyuse
e Oct. %, P. .
: SEEATE.-The committee on C
7 was discharged from consideration
: bill to pay NJ. L. Church, and the 5
E was referred to military committee
! Mr.. Clark introduced a bill TO pay
: y Fox, read twice and referred to
!. arv committee.
The billfrom The House TO pay h
tam military services on the noltKen
tier was taken up and passed.
] The bill TO pay back part oftbe il s
: money paid by NJ. NJ. Chanlber,a;s
also taken up, aud tie facts sta&
which i appeared Chamberlain paid
Tor his lleen~e, bat being taken SIX
i unable TO use his license bat about b
. time for which it was taken. Mr. !
opposed the bill, doubling the expe1s
OF the STATES rounding licenses 10
manner-Messrs. CLARK, Paine, c.
Butler, Wooster, Short aud Eaton
supported the bill as an ael ofiqs,ce,
Inc same was passed.
Mr.. Waterman for committee Oh
uiactufes. reported against The bill :
corporate Readsboro, nanefacluriG:.
LAID on the liable.
| Mr.. Waterman asked and obtaipeds