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LEG <sLATURE OF VERNON Il.
Wednesday, Nov. 3, 1871.

Bartlett and the resolution, as amended, on MOTION
of Mr. hi lnChani, vitng for the exemption from
active military duty (though not from enromen) III
time of peace of all under q and over 80 years ofagc
was adopted - 90
Hatch, debated by Messre Hatch, Crawford, Dana
Eth and Palmer, in favor, Mr. Wooster opposed
read third time and passed; to incorporate the
Readsboro' and Woodford Turnpike company, re-
turned from the House by request, and motion oil
Mr. Crawford in writing, to reconsider the vote re-
fusing the bill third reading laid upon the able
Resolution from the no sc, providing tor Ion, as
sembly Friday next for election o, oher1 "l
Washington county, in the place OF John Stark
weather, Esq, deceased
The senate resolved to concur.
B.U to pay Rufus Cunpb,l the sum mentioned,
debated by Messs Clark, Olson, Bartlett and Dana,
in favor, when Mr. Dingha n moved that the bil be
recomntcd to the COMMITTEE with ms r cions to
add the interest o the principal Of the alleged clam
and report the bill accordingly lie desired to see an
end % the claim. MollOn 10 lccommit ncnauved, he
ank Il led with the sum of one hundred and ftty-
six liars, and the bill ordered 10 be engros cd for
thi d reading, yeas Is, nays9.
lPeso'utioR BY Mr. Fish, relating TO the taking of
ccpositions to be used before the senate in Of
contested election, referred TO the committee on the
J dicary
BIN, providing for geological survey, reported
by Mr. Chipmln with proposals of amendment pro-
ling thai 81 900 be appropriated from the proceed
OF the sales of the public lands af er he payment Of
the first nsiamcnt. Mr. Hatch niovs TO amend the
amend ment bv adding thereto, provision that the
act take effect un $50 600 of the State debt be
paid of Mr. H. in import oihs motion opp scd the
project of rvcy, on account Of tic expense, and
demanded the yea and nays upon his proposed A.
rand,ncnt. Mr. Il ttun iho,iaht the gentleman IN
necessarily n!armel about the espcn e. lie had done
what liuli he could 10 repeal the bounty on foxes.
The amount annually paid upon their detenccess
head would more than meet the annual expense or
annual appropriation for geological survey of the
state The state debt wa debt due from the state
to itself aud the Treasurer, with proper legislative
authority could cancel that debt in five minutes, al
leave surplus in the Treasury
Mr. Hatch believed thecyprnse Of the contemplated
survey, fproperly AMI thorol rhly performed, would
cos NJ lea forty thousand d.. nra
Tie pr Jpo ed am nd neat of NJ Hatch was further
opposed ~ Mcssrs Boituin and Clark, and rejected
yea :, NAYS 20 and the bill, amended in m
intca was ordered TO be en- -rossed and read u hgd
tim" Tomorrow morning.
Bin, from the house fixing the time when pub
lie acts shall take effect tw,e read an referred to
the committee on the j dietary.
Senate adjourned.
U0USE-Wcdnesiay Nov. 3.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. kellogg.
The bill from the sen1e, relative to election d
members of Congress, was leconnlted 10 the Go
neral committee.
Resolutions. BY Mr. Baylies, providing for the no
mnation Of sheriff of Washington county; adopted
by Mr. Sargealt authorizing the appointment of 9
committee, to report on the sable OF education
ado vel. BY Mr. Cobb directing the commit ea on
banks TO inquire nny measures are necc sory 10 COM
pei tn bank Of Bennington TO pay its liabilities u
dop,od. From the senate, for lont as emily to
eject cnnplhn oil Stale prison; Adopted. FROM tho
scn,ta appointing John A. Pratt, ShubrH Wardnet
and Stephen Prcniss, committee to examine and
settle accounts Of state pr on; referred to commit.
tee on state prison BY Mr. Baker ias ructng Gu,
dela4ati II 10 o. for the repeal OF the duty on alt
n,1dc h, order for to morrow afternoon. From the
Senate in favor Of desgna' ne the s1me day through
ont the u. 5. for election Of President and Vice Pre-.
8! 'ent, also responding 10 resolutions If Maine and
New Hampshire anl the House slightly amsnied
the resolutions and concrred in their adoption una
nimous y: subsequently The latter resolutions were
reconstruct, and laid on the table for amendment
BY Mr. Villas, the following which made til,
order iot to- morrow afternoon
Where's two acts Of Incorporation. one called
"'the Fiscal Banh,' and tie other "a Fiscal Cor
poraton,' were passed By both Houses of CONGRESS
at the late extra session the eo which !al cd to be-
come laws for want of the approval ard signature Of
the President; and whereas it is highly proper foi
the people, through their immediate representatives.
10 express their opinions on suhiert OF such vital in
portance 10 the American pcopla, IN much rs i, is
probable hat the anne matter will engage the n,tcn
ton Of Congress IT their next session, therefore,
RtSo'red, by the senate and House Of Iepres entn-
tlves that the conduct Of President Tyler in with.
holding ms approval and signature to the Fiscal
Bank and the " Fiscal Corporate - which Were
passed by both li0u Of Con ress ut the late extra
session thereof, merits our approval, and entities
him TO the Thanks of the frccmen of the United States
E:solre6, That oar -enat is in Congress he in
eriic:cd, and or Representatives requested, 10 us,
their influence to prevent the nssaqc ola law incor.
pora,lnr any such nsti'u ion, whether allied United
States Bank Fiscal Bank,' Fiscal Corporation
OF ny my ne name Whatever.
Etsnoed That the Governor bc requested 10 for
ward copies Of the foregoing Preamble and resolutions
10 the President and each Of our Senators and Re
representatives. in Congress.
BW introduced. BY Mr.. Dewey, in nmcndnen
of sec. chap II Il. s. referred TO Judiciary com
mttee. BY Mr. Morrill,, in rcasing fees Of grand anc
petit rors; referred 10 General committee.
Petition r.frre3. or iona. Smith AM other. t,
general committee.
Repor,s BY general committee, ogains, III, bill
n he u n rfl IN =
sion by Messrs Rire Of :. $ GELS anl Chnnilcr o
w, it was dismissed, lGl 10 30; bill for dlsrrihuor
in proportion 10 population, and it made tn or
de- for TOMORROW afternoon, as was a.s) the bill
abolish the state sahao' fun. By s''cc committee
bill rce ing 70 SHIRE town Of Bennington county; hi,
on the table Gv select cpnimtee against hlI in ad
eton TO chap. - r. $, providing for cl ion Of Sc
veral town olIi 'ers by one b'lpll and it was dis
ml's ed. BY committee 10 whom was referred tina
part of he Governors message relating TO protection
the following resolutions, unanimously recommcni
Ing their adoption, and they were al pied, ayes Isl
ors3 3:
Resolrca, Tia, labor, both mental AMI corporcal
is no, only the most honorable means, but the on!,
trnc source of wealth.
Il.solred, That ii is the duty Of our government
at all time, u Protect and Oh oIrart the domesli
industry Of our citizens by max NJ and cnlorcin
such tariff of dat es rs II secure our home mar
keis !gom the de reyatc and disastrous loodings @
foreign com 1otton.
g'csolred That we regard the RICH, to enjoy III
products ri oar soil ana labor as acrcl ami VI
liable the right 10 the soil itself and ihliir
equally the ty of our government Ia rppcl invasion
and encroachments upon the one as the other.
Rcsolred, That the farmer AMI MANUFACTURER ar
alike vtally interested in such protection and thu
the prosperity of all classes and occupations is mln
ly dependant on the success Of our agricultural an
manufacturing interests.
Pcsoircd, That the tariff laws now existing ar
highly defective and ms l!licien and by that part
the compromise act which is to take effect in Jul
next, Will he rendered still more defective, nsuiiiccr
and unjust.
P-so'red, Thn, oar senators in Congress be il
STRUGGLED and our representa- YES in Congress IT
qlies'el TO all honorable means in their power,
all honorable means in their power, to procure III
passage of laws, which while they shall guard
gainst he numerous frauds and evnsons prn ii,
ed upon us by foreigners and foreign a1cn :, an
while they shall raise lcleni only for III
necessary expenses of government, and shall have
due regard 10 the particular interests OF every secto
of our country may give, by protective duties, sue
apGelerence to domestic over foreign products in
mar cts, and may So dis 'riminnte borwee
those articles which can an those which we car
not produce at home, rs 10 give a inst, sure sauia,
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