The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03
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rom ~ I;.up of tlie court shall he CO. Slh'Ee"
a"I i;Jnonuing rrrrrcd to tho judiciary commit
'eg G,. ,;sp resumed confederation otlhe hl rrh
,i,,,nbnnIts thedlo.'iun boing upan IN" "inrn"heH
~. ,ho o5,h .nclinn, proposed 10y Mr. Ad'HH o.
son,b IIoro suppnfrad by Glr Sanhorn, "PP"+r1 n}
Warner of ~ .uA ucgrdvoi, ayes ~, nnrs ''o'
Mr. Coolidge ndNrod Hn Anani"'lnL 10 w" '''," ,o
lion nroyidinn that 40 individuAi, comnhny "' ~
n,a,inu othrr than stockholders or ON 'er', Ah""
he indebted tn the bank in ~ amount St'"'c' w."
az nel cont Of tho cnpinl siocN, exclusive w Wv
nosts-Nr Rice of Somerset nnVe1 !" S''H" va
* nI insart iO-aIreed to, II 10 100; aud lhn n
,nondmenr of Nr Cpolidgo, ~ thus amended, was
Ddoptsd Mr Dnwnrr offered an a.henu heIl w.
Tho aJth section rendered necessary ny IN" no"'',
which vo4 ndoutad. Mr. Cults moved 10 Su'N" "uf
.tbo AIS, socon -supD0rted by McSsrs. Cuil3, DUCK
master Chandler of w., aud i'oveinnd, oPl"s'u 10y
Mcssrs Sanbnrn and SHiii, and rejcGted III 10 o.
Mr. Smile offered an ameHamen, f"''''IIis ~
Stockholders limbo in their lndiyidual capacity Tor
The redemption u the bills Of the bank, proportion
ed to the amount of stock they ho'd-PfHN'",h9
that the stockholders Shall be eXclnft hoin his re-
ouiremen M iflhe directors eXecne bonds Tor inc
security Of the bin holders TO double the amount OF
the capital paid in rel ncted, ayes ol, noes 100
Mr. Downcr moved M amend aren't To me SiSt sec
ton, striking ont IL per, cent interest n',et u''
refusal of IL Bank redeem It's notes IN COLO or si'
Yer and roouiriun 10 per cent. damages to be PMd
on the demand aod nteri~t at ~" rate OF ~ per
cent. per year opposed Nv Hossrs bncNh"sto'
and FnIam, ani rGiected ~ to .
SENATE.
FRIDAY, Oct. %.
The military committee wcro discharged from
consideration Of the resolution for reducing the eX-
pepse of our militia svs'om,
Renortt. Bis Mr. Short for committee on chnca.
lion, against tho resolution to prevent all hut
regular pI,ysrilns from recovering their foes
The engrossed bill TO provide Tor notice before
indictment ofhjs!, ways, was taken mp, opposed
by Messrs Eaton Of Fr. aud Wooster, supported by
MI Dana, and passed, yeas 10, nays 49,
HOUSE.
The Treasurer communicated Il detailed report
on the state OF the school fund, from which 1t seems
The present anonnt Of the fund, including interest
up to Oct 10, 1910, is Bl40, i35 81.
Bus Iatr0daceh BY MI Hodges, from com
mitee on WAYS and means, ing appropriations
sor support of government, ~ing ajax OF three
cents on the list of 1910 Tor state Treasury author.
ling the treasurer to, borrow 10. exceeding $50
00O--seYerally ordered to q second reading
Reports. BY general com bill repairing ODD.
sec 18Th chap revised statutes
The senate came in and both houses met in joint
assembly to mnko county appointments a re-
port from tho county convention OF washington
was prevented from which it seems that the con-
venton were tied on all the county officers, save
Justices of the peace, when Mr. Rice OF Somerset,
moved 10 recuIninlt it--Oppos0d hy Messs Wells
and Billings, supported 10y MGSsrs X leo and ktns
man, and nesatvcd, l05 to 10 I!c following
appointment were then mHdc.
d 5"bn s 3 Ling Assistant Justices.
(spaulding l3o, Skinner $50, IIoaco HOLSTER
so, Joseph Sawyer a.
liaiah SILVER, ShCrN.
GSilver 1879, john SinrkwenIhci SO, scattering
O. On thus election an exciting discussion onsuod
Mcssrs. Hazen, Villas, Kinsman, mud buckmaster,
asking division Of the officers, opposed by Mcssrs:
Miner Chandler of ". We!i', FuI'anI, Lille, and
John L. Buck, States Attorney (Buck 1872,
Homer w. Heaton 49, scattering
George Worthington, Judge of Probate.
Joseph Howos, VIM S. Clark ,Zenas Wood, Jail
commissioners.
James PiIkin, Igh Balilf.
Tho Senate retired and the House ndj
FRIDAY, Cct. q, y. Nj.
SENATE. The bill from the House to pay fIr
certain military services on the northern frontier
was taken up and passed.
The Senate then went into the committee Of The
whole n bill relating to banks, being general
law for the regnIeton and restriction of all bank-
ing ncorporatons hereafter granted, and made
some progress.
HOUSE. Reports, by Judiciary commitIee,
bill in addition 10 see n, chap 26 revised statutes,
and it was ordered ~ reA,iing against petition
of Norwich University, aud the House concnrred.
BY committee Of ways and means, bill IN addition
to chap. 6, Of the revised statutes, ordered to "a
reading. Against Senate bill, to prevent iraudh'
Dent attachments, and it was rejected by commit
tee on military affairs, bill to pay the town OF Al
burgh 1861 49, ordered TO Sd reading.
The House resumed consideration of the bill Ie
lating to banks Mr. Villas moved 10 amend the
Ist section SO as to empower future legislature TO
repeal rs well alter any bank uninterrupted
The vote yesterday taken, refusing t" strike out
the 4lst section was reconsdercd; when on mo
ton of Mr.. Iiebard the House went into commit
te @ of the whole on this BILL Mr. llebard in tho
chair The bill was then. considerably sections. Mr.
Closson moved to strike out HE words - or char
tered in the first section thus bringing up the gen
eral question whether any bank should ever he re-
chartered. Mr. ClossOn supported, and Messrs. Vi
las, uckmnster. Swift and Chandler of w. oppo-
-sed The amendments and it rejected. After
considering The first II sections the committee rose,
reported progress.
SATURDAY., Oct 81
SENATE. Bills. BY Mr.. Short, bill relating
to Essex Bank, read twice and referred to select
committee of three.
I'heSenate went into the committee ofthe whole
on the bill rel ating banks, during which Mr..
Butler proposed amend to hold private
property if bill holders secured by bonds; sup
ported by Mr. Eaton of Washington, and rejected
IL to 7-anoher 10 hold prty ate property to amount
OF stock; reiected-anoher TO place all charters uD
der the control Of tho Legislature; carried.
HOUSE. Reports. Bv committee on cduca-
lion; against abolshing office Of agent to settle con
Germs of VT State Bank By committee on agri-
culture, bill relating to sheep infected with scab,
ordered to second reading. BY judiciary commit
tee, bill extending right of trial by jury ordered to
2l reading. BY select committee, bill appropria,
ting $4,000 to the Asylum for the Insane, made the
order or Monday morning.
Bills By Mr. Buchn1astor reuuiri in ~