Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-11-10
Isaac Parker. A., n.,;...
John Boardman, ASS JUSTICES.
Merrill Williams. Sheriff.

III " iiildmS, Ou0TiH.
Joel r. Daggett, High Bailif.:
Samuel Sumner, States Attorney.
Geo. Nye, Judge of Probate.
Geo. Wonhington, jr. Bella T. Jones,
Luke Spencer, Commissioners of Jail de-
livery.
The joint assembly proceeded to the
j erection OF bank commissioner, when Hon.
Robert Pierpoint of Rutland was, elected:
Plerpoint, 1872
Homer E. Hubbel, 70
Scattering, 9
Robert Pierpoint, was also elected bank
committee:
Robert Pierpoint, lis
John Pierpoinr, 95
| Scattering, 8
! The joint assembly adjourned to
Wednesday next, P. NJ and the Senate
withdrew. ~. -~ ~>.:.
Saturday. Oct 80, ls4l.
| SENATE ResoL1tiOns-By Mr.. Nor
ton, In favor of restricting the Presidential
office to one term Mr.. Wooster moved
to amend the resolution so as to read lone
term of six years''-laid upon the able. ON
motion Ct Mr.. Bartlett; II
Bills TO amend the 29th chapter Of
the revised statutes to amend chapter 30
of The revised statutes seyetaIy read
third time and passed -..
Resotutsons.--By NJ: Sabin, on the Pc
tition of R. T. Robinson, relating to the
Florida war, that the prayer of the petit
toner ought not to be granted, passed -
on the petitions relating 10 slavery in the
= District of Columbia and the territories,
resolution in compliance with the PRAYER
OF the petitioners, and ins,ructing our SEN
ators and requesting our Representatives,
to use their influence to favor the abolition
: of slavery in that District and those terri
, tories resolution adopted without debate,
= and without opposition.
Saturday, Oct. 80.
HousE.-Reports. By committee on
= banks, against bill relating to banks re-
curing l-2 Of per cent semi-annuaIIy
s on capital stock to be paid TO the treasury,
= and repeating the sec. requiring the banks
= to redeem in Bostoh;) supported by MIR
Cobb. and opposed by Mr.. Chandler Of
p, when Mr.. Bascon moved 10 dismiss
E the bill, which motion was supported by
J. Messrs. Hebard, Chandler of W., Noyes
e Plerpoint and Barton, opposed by Messrs
= Cobb, Fullam and Villas, aud carried
ayes l3l, noes Sd. THE friends of this
bill supported it on the grounds that the
, banks under the act Of 1910 were exempt
ed from a tax which was imposed upon
;, the other banks. and also upon the banks
J of the other New England states; tina
Ethis tax was just; and that the exemption
Iaft koI
: them for reeeeming in Boston when they
would in fact redeem there, as it was lheil
: interest to DO, without bonus. The op.
ponenls of the bill urged that the exemp
ton was granted in consideration of The
lacts that the new banks were not only
required to redeem ia Boston, but were
= restricted in several points beyond the ole
banks, particularly in the amount of theiI
discounts, and required also to give bond
for the redemption of their bills: that /
ne was not their interest to redeem in Bos
ton, as by thus doing they were restricted
ef in heir amount of circulation far below
e. those banks not redeeming there-bu
=, that this bill was on v for the interest o
the public, 10 whom there was thus Sc
cured currency, always at par and al
ways sale and sound. Mr. FuIam op
posed the dismisson rather for the reasol
that its friends were entitled 10 full hear
. ing, than from favor to the bill B
70 committee of Claims, against bill to pa
Slas Wright, and it was dismissed bill
as to pay Ziba B. Nichols, SI5, and it wa
1s- ordered to be engrossed.
Engrossed Bstis.-Relating to bail
criminal cases; to repeal the fox bounty
in addition to act forming religious soc
ETY. in Pawlet; severalIy passed.
Monday, Nov. /.
HoUsE.-Resolution BY MIR. Villa
the following resolutions:
3. Resolved, BY the Senate and House
an, Representatives, that the commissioner
The the school fund be directed 10 collect Il
demands which are due from the sever
individuals to said fund and if any ind
vidual shall neglect, for the space of s
months, to pay one-fourth part Of what
may be owing said fund, and one. four
T.. pait in every six months thereafter. un
all is paid, it shall be the duty OF said COT
yht, missioners 70 enforce the collection of Il
jail same by due proc ess OF law
IL. Resolved further, That the Stat,
J. Treasurer be directed 10 pay all the del
'en- against the State (except what is due to t
i OF school fund. J as soon as consistent, and
was borrow from the school fund whatel
rim may be necessary for that purpose, a
zap that no part of the school fund shall be
ass loaned 10 individuals while the State m
be owing to individuals or corporations
ing Which resolutions were made the
der for Thursday morning. From
Senate, resolutions Est, against slavery
,. the district of Columbia and against
internal slave trade I'll, against limit