Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-26
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Monday o. Il
SENATE. Resolutions mr. ""
s,rnciing the committee on Military Allan,
into the onpedenoy OF So amending the r,,... :"
as to lessen the expense Of our presen, s,,,
isry discipline; passed, By mr. Dana, ,n,,,.,
committee on the Judiciary to inquire i0fo a.
dcncy of changing the time Of the nttl r.
members oC Congress, passed b, mr u..
sttactng the committee on Agriculture 90 ,a
10 he cxpediency Of appropnAtng, ou, oi,b,.,.
the public lands, three thousand dollars ,r,.
tic encouragement Of agriculture passed b. NJ
sheldon, instrucing the committee 900 A.,t.. III
inquire into the eXpedlcncy ola law ur.,,t,.
geological survey ofihe State, passed b, ~
ihstruc,ng the committee on the 1udicsr, i
into tho expedency of providing a move e,,,
mode of eleclng town officers in large iowa, ,,..
ballot, passed
A communication was received from h,C
announcing the appointment Of Secieta, off..
and Military affairs, and informing The S,,,..
having taken the oath of office, he would i.I,,,
muhcate his message.
His Excellcncy tho Governor sent in Nv .n.S-
'sry Of Civil and Military Affairs, his message
was read by the Secretary of the Senate A.
HOUSE. The Speaker announced tn. 6ys.,.
committees:
On the Licence Lsws--mcssrs Garfield S,,.
Doty, Henry Of Chester, Billings
On the bill relating TO the election OF tsvn oqi,,r
messrs Sargent, Swift, Tenney.
communication hom the Governor anoutt,
the appointment Of Henry Hale of Chelsea 10 b. Il.
rotary OF Civil and Military affairs was received
read
Bills introduced BY mr. Adams to alter the ma
cial circuits Of this state, addison, Chuend,n M
Lamole TO constitute the Sd district; and Fnrkr
Orleans and Grand Isle the 5th) referred to the Oij.
airy committee. BY mr. Cobb, repeating the &C, Of
1910 relative 10 highways, referred to committee on
Roads and Canals
Resolutions. by mr. Villas, to ascertain the amount
of,he school fund on the 5Oth OF Sept last ncludD,
all Rierest due what amount loaned 10 the STATE, .,8
what to individuals, and whether tie loans to ntivl
uals are collectabe; adopted, BY mr. Chand.erof W
lnsiructing the committee on Agriculture 10 nquireln,
to TIE eApedlen'J OF applying potlion Of The fond
from tho pablo lands for bounty on tho raising
wheat; adopted.
The Speaker announced the standing commieeso
the House
On Ways and Means.-messrs Cleaveand, Dewey,
Slason, Henry of Chester, Houphton.
On Military Aflars-messrs Smith Of IIin.sburgh,
Cheney, Davis of Norwich, Pierce
On Judiciary-messrs Fullam, Chandler Of Wood.
stock, Hebard, Villas, Griswold
On Claims-messrs Cuts, Baolies, Sh,her, Roscoe,
Henry of Halifax
On Education-messrs Swift, Sergeant Prentissd
lrasburgh, Paul Of Middletown, Bottum
On Banks-messrs Simonds, Niles, Barton, Noye
Holley.
On Roads and Canals--messrs. Porter Spraga,
Beach, Stone Of Bakersfield, Aiken.
On lnsovency-msssrs Tenney, Dustin, Martin o
Brauehoro', Hastings, Fairfield.
On NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Colman. Keith, PrentIu
Of Weaihersield, Newton, Whpple.
On Agriculture mcssrs. Hubbard, Lanlon, Gil
christ, Skin, Stafford.
Land Tax Commiiree-me Rowell, Graves oil
Sunderland White of Bloomington, Gilchris,
General Committee. -messrs Chandler oiPesChsm
Brownell, Harris Of Windham, Wilcox, Prenliss o
Weatherseld, Drake Cobb, Webster Of Colchester
Palmer Sksels, Chandler of Derby Baker, Ames II,
zen.
TO make up Grand Ls,.-messrs futile and Mar
tin; Goodel and Rice Of Somerset; Shaw and Shel
don of Falrhaven Hyde and Paul Of Pomfret; Barn,
and Robbins; Foster and Tyler Stanton and lIthe
OF Shelburne; Wright and Kent; Denison and Hall
Barney and Farnsworh; Crane and Small; Marlin O
Glover and Downs; Graves OF Concord and Merrill
Kinsey Of Alburgh aud Reynolds
Distributing Committee. -messrs Sheldon Of Rg
pert, Putnam, Bryant, Howard, Brown Of Whini
Howe, Bliss, Davis Of Berlin, Magoon, Wheeler An
drews, Burnhsm, Rice OF CRANKY Ladd
Committee on Bils.-messrs Jones OF Wsalhen
field Pierce.
Tuesday, Oct. 49,
SENATE. Resoiufions-B mr. Hatch, IN.
strnciing the committee on Agriculture tc
make out and report an estimate the prob
able expense of a geological survey Of tbs
state; passed. BY mr. Sheldon, instructng
the committee on Education to enquire into
the eSpcdlency of passing law providing ior
The appointment of a committee in each town
IN tins state, at the annual March meeting, To
examine school teachers; passed.
HepoJts.-By the committee on the Judcia
ny, That no legislation is necessary upon The
question Of empowering town-clerks 70 tak'
acknowledgements Of deeds; report accepted
ny The same committee, against any mflneI
esisId'ion usto the election OF town Officer
III large towns; accepted,
Inc senate concuued in the resolution o
inc House, providing for the election Of 4
brIgadier General to supply the vacancy oc'
casioned by the resignation Of Gen Hall,
hOuS Sc. Resoiufioas-B BY mr. Salgeanl
referring that part oftbe Goyernor's message