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by aot whether the committee shall be called ont
The amendment was adopted, and the bill subse-
cuenly dismissed.
Grand list.
Mr. Rice Of S: moved t. commit the bill on this
.uhleci for the insertion ola provision to compel per-
SON. to furnish to the listers schedules their person.
al property Mr. Adams Of South Hero for the pur-
pose Of testing the of the House. moved to dis
miss the bill ayes 81, noes l39 The bill then
made the order for 10 morrow mornng.--Adj
SENNTE.-Monday, Nov. 8.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
BWs.--Rel1tin- to the grand list called M by Mr.
Clark, and referred TO the committee on finance /;
relating 10 the State Library, read third time aud
passed II amendment of chap er % of the revised
ta'ncs re'ored y he committee on the iu Iiciarl,
read third time and passed; regulating and govern.
ing the militia OF tins state called up Mr.. Palmer,
and the amendments adopted in committee of the
whole, were read IN connection with the entire bill,
when Mr.. Dana moved that the bill and amendments
be reconmtted TO the committee Military Affairs,
with instructions. question Of order arising, Mr..
Dana Withdrew his motion, when MIR. Clark moved
10 amend the bill by erasng the first! section, (pro-
vldlng for the reduction of the militia BY excluding
from active duty in time of e1ce, all under 81 an
over 33) Mcssts Clark, Wooster, Botum, Dana
and Eaton of Fr.. supper ed the notion Messrs.
Crawfor and Palmer opposed The motion of Mr..
Clark was adopted, and the bill Immted to select
committee of three with instr c'ons to report n bill
abolshing realmontal drills an courts marrals and
requiring quarter mas ers 10 make annual returns.
house Resolution, relating TO the appointment oil
members OF Congress TO Office
An amusing and playful debate occurred upon this
question between Messrs Dana AMI Crawford, on
the one side and Mcssrs. Dillingham; and Bar let, on
ii use IN the passage ot the resolution was decided
in the Incentive. yeas 10, nays II.
Resolution, BY Mr. Crawford, empowering the
Governor 10 employ committee Of one 10 revise the
militia laws, and report new BILL ut the next session
o. the Leg slurc, n,ng other things reducing the
effective militia to 5000 On motion Of Mr. Fisk, laid
upon the table.
Resolutions By Mr., Blodaett, approving the COURSE
Of President Tyler, in vetoing the bills relating 10
ts' agent or national bank rejected, yeas 9
NAYS II.
The resolution for Adjournment was sent Up from
The House with proposal of amendment, SUI titutina
Friday for Tuesday, in which the Senate resolved
not 10 concur, and proposed TO amend the resolution
by inserting Thursday next, in which the Senate ask
the concurrence of the House
Select committee on the militia bill Messrs Craw
ford, Dillingham; and Clark.
The vote, refusing third reading to the bill, 10 nay
Ruus Campbell the sum mentioned, was reconsider
ed, and after the reading of afavits relating to the
claim, without taking the question,
Senate adjourned.
HOUsE.-Monday Nov g.
Prayer by Rev Mr.. Balou.
Resolutions. For evening sessions, commenc n.
tomorrow evennr; adopted. For adJonrnmen
without day Friday morning agreed to, and the re
solution adopted. From the Senate in favor of res
'rcuns the President 10 single term, concurred in
.Shool Fund.
Mr. Adams of S. II. moved to reconsider the vot,
of Saturday rejecting the bill TO abolish the ,choo
fund agree TO- and the bill was made the order 70
this afternoon.
reports. BY committee to make up grand lis, tn,
list COMPLETED Ry committee of Claims, bill to pay
Ihos. ii. Fuller $40, and II was passed bill 10 pay
Lawrence Branard S5 25 and il was ordered to b,
engrossed bill to pay John Hurlhurt 50 so (or Ser
wees al court martial) and was ordered to c
crossed, l31 to |; against bill to pay Horace Snow
. II ttSfu7s land
lands N Greensboro, and it ordered to be en-
| gr' ssed BY Selec, committee requesting TO be dis
charged from further consideration of the Coy
ernors message, and resolutions of other States il
nhiShdineni OF the constitution, and on the public
lahus bank and substreasury; and the House con
Cured in the report
BWs iatToipcca On leave, taxing lands in Av
erys Gore, Addison CO., and it was ordered to be en-
crossed, from The Senate, in alteration of chap. A
H. y, lChitenden co. Courts to be holden on the 1
ruesdayin May and Nov. y ordere to third reading
IRON lhe senate relating to the State Library or
dered 10 a third reading. On leave taxing WASHING
ton county, and II was made the order for tomorrow
forenoon
Eagros'ed bills. To pay Azariah Webb, $50 an
~ a'Il, nument OF sec 30, chap. 65 r. s. provi'n
io' 'le Inspection OF hne) and they were passed.
! ~, Contested Seats
Tue conmttee OF elections reported The facts in III
case OF Mr.; Dewey Of Guldhnll, concluding with
resolution declaring that Mr. Dewey is entitled TO
scat IN this House, which was adopted unanimously
Inc committee also reported IN The case of Mr. Rc
! oil GRUMPY, concluding with a resolution that n,
/ hee T. entitled 10 a seat, which was adoated Tn
committee also rcp0rted that there is no person hold
lng seat IN this House who was ineligible at the i'm
Of his election. " w
, a. $, Bank
me House proceeded TO consider the resolutions
ar WAS on tins subject an irregular and amusin
dtna'e, The mt approving the veto, was dismissed
~, to ~ me second ngains, any sort of bank
80 The lfi,tia BaL
The House went INTO committee of tho whole Mr.
WAS N the char the bill entitled an ac in addition
Ia an ac, regulating and governing the militia of hi
.'hle lIh.s hll cmhrac,s lie nlan Of cnnlinirR nc