Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-02
Dfrmon mt Zfgisldture.
Friday, Oct. %.

SENATE. Engrossed BWs.--providing for union
OF school districts relating TO the election Of members
cfCongress in addition to the 4lst chapter of the re-
vsed statues severay read third time and passed.
BM.--ln alteration of chapter lOi of the revised
statutes, and providing for the election of chaplain of
the state prison by the Legislature, read third time
and passed, yeas 90, nays l.
Report-By mr. Russell, on the resolutions form In
diana, resolution in favor of fixing the same day
throughout the Union for the appointment Of electors Of
President and Vice President ofthe United States; re-
port adopted.
BW-Reported by the committee the judiciary,
the object Of which is to remedy essential defects in
The present trustee process Debated by messrs. Dill
bingham, Wooster and Clark and laid upon the table
Blodgett called up the question Of order laid up
on the table in the forenoon on the bill relating to the
grand list. The question, will the senate sustain the
decision Of the chair' further discussed by
Clark Dana Wooster, Sheldon, Eaton Of Fr., Bouum,
and Dillingham; and leoiled in the afirmatmve, ayes
H. noes Z. And the bill was referred to the commit
tee Oh finance, on motion Of mr. Crawford. Adj.
HOUSE. Rcports.-by land tax committee against
atax on Mendon, and the House concurred; bill,
revyiug act taxing lands in Jay, and it ordered
TO be engrossed.
Saturday Oct. %, 1911.
SENATE. Bill. BY mr.. Dana, Incorporating the
VT Mining and Smelling Company at Brandon -
twice read, and referred to the manufactures.
Rcso'uton. The communication from the Council
of Censors, designating sundry provisions ofthe mill
tia law unconstitutional, and recommending a re-
peal was taEen up and read.
E.I. To amend chapter 90 of the revised statues,
by extending the trustee process to negotiable notes
lsiI upon the table upon motion Of mr.. Bartlett.
Petition. BY mr.. Sabin, Of Rowland Il. Robinson
and others relating slavery in the District of Column
bia &c, referred 20 the select committee the petit
lion Of f.. d. Putnam and others mr.. Sabn also pre-
scented the petition o r. T. Robinson and others, on
the termination of H.. Florida war referred to the
same committee.
Report. BY mr. Ss5in, unfavorably upon the reso-
luton relating the payment Of the state debt out OF
the school fund laid upoG the table on motion Of mr.
Clark.
Saturday, Oct. 23 4. NJ.
HOUSE. mr.. Reed, Sc rotary Of the Council Of
Csnsors, communicated resolution Of the Council
declaring the articles |, ., g. s. IL and 81 Of chap
/ articles /, 3, 4, g. and : in chap II of the
militia act Of Nov 1887; also sec. ? Of chap. 6, and
sections ., 3, /, j. 6, L and in chap. s also sec
tions :, H. % and IA Of chap, o Of the militia Of
Nov ls39-ae all vioaiiye Of Tue 18th article Of the
Constitution, and recommending ne legislature to
peal tho san3. Which was read, 200 copies ordered
TO be printed and referred 10 the Jliciary committee
BRs iHfrJdueed. Providing for election Of chap
lain Of the state prison 10y the legislature referred
COMMITTEE the state prison.
Re'olur0n BY mr.. Pierpont, i1strucling the Ju-
dietary committee to inquire into ne eGpediency Of
providing for more speedily obtaining judgment and
WI, OF stitution in Of forcbe entry and deta
r. adopted By mr. Palmer instrI ting the com
miuee military affairs To inquire into the expedien-
cy Of limiting the time OF making the returns Of militia
10 the town clerks; adopted
The select committee on state prison affairs asked
leave 90 be discharged and that the payers bc referred
70 The standing committee state prison agreed
10.
2o.elork. n
SENATE. Reports. BY mr.. Bartlett, ta TO
prev foF the receipt Of the proceed Of the saes Of
the pIrlic lands, gives the necessa-v power 70 the
Tres uIsr Of this state. mr. Dana 2 red a amend
mem 7foridils that 50 much OF saio 1ceeds a. NAV
not he otherwise .pProPnaie4, 20 ,pp.isl % the pay