The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-10-26

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On ' '"",iG-Messrs Cuts C0OD' '"''" " ~
Wv smous, Dustin ,.o.,. msssugo relating
49, I ,n", oart of the Governors "ess4so Ms
On 'ha' put ", or,he U. S. Constitulion~-messrs
am'na'rS as,or. Griswold ,Prenliss, OF lrasbufsh'
Y eaG oil O"''''''
az Sias, Fox .;,ot;ons on the Groghan affair
On '0' s," Villas, Warren OF WardsDofo'
Ne'''' ,rCoIchester, Porter
en'e' " Nv Mr. Davis of Norwich, in
Reso'u"'. ,oo, committee on geolog ical survey
T''""s the probable expense OF suoh survey n
|R TPI nv MIR Dodge Of Andover' 'nstruc''"g the
OP'o' ,a,i,,ee to inquire into the exPediency of
pne 'D' ',;oo part ofthe land fund for such sur
&pP'0P,'1 a,oI. By Mr. Taylor, as to the expedion~
VFj, ' ''.,,ncns the militia by placing one third
S,ri, annually un'0' '"0
" III officers; adopted .,,
t". V", c..ooor communicated the annual reports
'"' L,oo, und on the state 10 the treasury, on
~. nrisop ofbark commissioners, auditor an
"' f,bc treasurer on the safety fund, Of AdJu-
,osrector General, &c, which were re
' ',a ,ho oppropriato committees, with the ex.
F''V' or,be first. which was laid on the table at
.,.sou Of Mr. Villas, with a view OF obtain
W ~, more detailed report.
|,, Senate came in and joint assembly was
Jh, the election OF Justices Of the Supreme
| caosK Williams was elected Chief Justice,
I,,oh Cohmcr, and !. f. Redfed were elected
IN ..,,a,c Justices, when the Convention adjourned.
M WEDNESDAY, Ger. 20.
# SENATE. Mr. Bottum introduced resolution
Eo,dutipg an inquiry as TO the proprieiy OF making
,,,y,sion for paying off the state debt: referred to
Mn CON- on finance.
" Blls-By Mir Bartlett, repeating the 9Th sec.
"A IF, the 18th chap Of the laws relating TO militia; re
n prcd to com. on military affairs. BY Mr. DiIling-
ham, providing for the next election of members Of
kConcrcss in this State in the month Of January,
1913, twice read, and motion of Mr. Eaton of
franklin, laid on the table.
Bill. BY Mr. Craw ford, defining the duties Of
SherTs and ailors twice read and referred to com
on the Judiciary.
HOUSE. Resoutons-Br Mr. Shafter, instruct.
ag The com on the judiciary 10 inquire into the
|expediency Of enlpowerng probate courts TO ad.
minister upon the estates of persons who have
been absent 7ycars, beyond in parts un-
known; also Of extending the time for the settle
mcnt Of ali esates adopted; BY MIR Baker, instruct
rs the CON on Seduction to inquire as to The ex'
] ycdemy town or county committees 10 examine
a and license school teachers; adopted.
Glsmtroduced-B Mr. Wakefield, relating 10
" The Grand List, (neaily the same as the bill of
n 1850, which iaied) referred to select com. on tho
grand list, By Mr. Sergeant, extending jurisdiction
dnHces in trustee process TO 300, eferred to
#jDdciayy committee.
Repor,-By com. on CLAIMS, o bill to pay Abel
MDmvy $780, Cor house burnt while occupied by
W. militia, for the protection Of the northern from
4 der) ordered to be engrossed.
The resolution declaring that Mr. Stone Of BaIx-
Ncsh"d is not entitled to his seat, he being post
#Da'er, was unanimously adopted, also one exclud-
fng Mr. Kingsley Of Moretown, was subsequently
adopted
lhe Governor communicated the correspondence
between tho late Governor (Jenison) Of Vermont
aud The acting Governor of Canada, on the Gro
ga" outrage, also the testimony taken in the case
me correspondence was read, and, with the evi
oence referred to tho select committee raised upon
this subject.
NATE-AFTERNooN-The Pres dent announ
sVu 'ne following committee: on tho petition of E.
~ rutnam, and others, on slavery, Messrs Sabin,
Cark and Dillingham;
Ncso'ution-By Mr. Bartlett, requesting the Gov
nOr to ascertain whether this state has just
'"'m Tor revolutionary services, and if so, to pre-
'O' mat claim to Congress- adopted.
0's-By Mr. Dana, providing for union school
'SHctS, laid on the table. Regulating election of
n,p'eSen'alives, ordered to be engrossed. BY Mr.
O"'nsham, for the appointment Of chaplain OF the
a'e prison by general Assembly laid on the table.
HOUSE. AFT ERNooN-Resolutions- From the
senate relating to Revolutionary CHIN, referred to
'ec' COM BY Mr. Jones, insrructng military
!, ,'" 10 inquire into the expedIoncy of providing
wv" y me land fund, for adequate remunera
Wv" VI 'he militia, also repeating the section on ex
so far as relates TO ministers, students,
''.ses' justices, &c. adopted
H. amos T. Kellogg was thon elected Briga
DIR r'"eral2d brigade, LIST division
i. D"S ."'roduced-By MIR Chandler of w. reIat
nj, ~, '"''s' allowing justices of the peace to ad
"se.s where the debit side of the defendant OK
,rrs S''o' also bill relating to the jurisdiction
,m;. V''f's' Ito have original jurisdiction of all
BY us,i. 'es except such as are solely cognizable
''''S 0' the peace, referred to Judiciary com.
Thu Thursday, Oct. 81, A. M.
OWL "'r an nounced the appointment of the fol.