Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-11-17
Resolution. relating to The abolishine

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of the state school fund. reported by com
mittee, that no further Legislation upor
the subject is expedient al the present sess
lon; also similar report on the petition
of the Trustees of Caledonia county Gram
mar School. ~
Bill. To provide for the receipt of the
proceeds ofthe public lands, returned from
the House. insisting upon their non-eoE'
currence. and the Senate resolved to re-
cede from their vote of disagreement and
concurred with the House. yeas ls. nays a.
Bills. Relating to the State Library,
returned from the House with proposals
of amendment, in which the Senate resolv-
ed TO concur; relating to the grand list,
sent up from the House. non-concurring
IN the amendment OF the 9Th section. Mr..
Dillingham; moved that the Senate insists
upon their proposed amendment striking
out the 5th. Motion carried, yeas ! 4 nays
8. Tbs Senate also resolved TO insist on
their amendment to The 18th section, re-
lating to the assessment of physicians,
| surgeons, attornies, mechanics and manu-
faclurers.
On motion of Mr.. Dillingham;, mess
age was sent to the Governor and to the
House, informing that the Senate had
finished. on their part. the business of
! the session. A similar message having
been received from the House, the Senate
adj.
Evening, Nov. H..
HoUsE.-Reports.-By select com.
asking to be discharged from the petitions
of Rowland I. Robinson granted.
Senatorial Districts.
The House bill was dismissed and the
Semitic bill taken up, when Mr.. Baker
moved an'amendment taking one Senator
from each of the counties Franklin and
Windsor. and adding one each to Orleans
and Lamollle:
| This amendment was strenuously urged
BY Messrs Baker. Prentiss of Irasburgh
and Villas, opposed by Messrs Chandler
Of w., Coolidge. Cuts, Fullam, Hebard
and Garfield, and rejected: ayes SO, noes
90. The bill was passed.
Grogan's Case.
/ The select committee on this case made
a report of the facts, concluding with the
opinion that no further action is at present
necessary on the part Of this legislature
The Public Lands.
The Senate returned the bill on this
subject, refusing 10 concur in the amend
ments of the House striking out the pro
vision for the payment of the State debt.
The House insisted on their amendment
The Senate bill, relative to election o
town representatives, was rejected.
The bill relating to landlords and ten
ants was rejected, 60 to Sc.
The School Fund.
A bill was received from the Senate
appropriating to the payment of the State
Debt the funds thereafter accruing) which
now 60 to the school fund under the pres
ent laws: opposed by MIR. Villas, and re.
jected, 7S to Sc.
Resolutions, accompanying report o.
committee on education; adopted. Re.
questing the Governor to appoint a com
mittee TO revise the militia laws; adopted
By Mr.. Villas for publication of proceed.
ings of joint assembly; adopted. Doom
ing the town of Victory; adopted.
The Grand List.
The Senate returned the House bill
with amendments, all of which were con
Cured in, saving the one striking GU. TIT
faculty tax. On this amendment the Sen
ate insisted, and Mr.. Fullam moved tina
the House recede: supported by Mr.. Ric
of S. and carried, 70 10 As.
The usual messages were exchang ed
announcing the completion Of the session
and the House adjourned without day.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.