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Resolved That ii is the duty of the General Gov
crnment to prosecute the settlement Of the North
eastern Boundary question without any unnecessary
delay.
Resolved, That whilst We deprccatc war with |
Great Britain, great nat onal evil, and TO be re-
sorted to only of stern neccssity and whilst we
recommend TO the government OF the United State |
concatory yet finn and decided course, this sub
ject, vet if such fail we pledge ourselves to
sustain the authorities of the Union IN maintaining
their rights VIII all the res ,trces in our power.
Resolved That his Excelency the Governor, he, |
and hereby IL requescdo transmit COPY of the fore
going report and resolutions TO the Governors OF the
States OF Maine and New Hampshire, and to each OF
our Senators and Representatives in Congress.
Grand List
The House again went nt, committee Of the whole
on the listing bill. The amendment riking out 50
and inserting ST. TO those doing military duty, was
adopted, and then the whole section rele ted. Mr.
Rice of = moved the same section, fixing the reduc-
ton at 81 rejected. MIR. Stafford moved an amend
mcnt 10 the II h section providing for an addition to
the assessment of real estate for buildings erect
cd, and an abatement for buildings destroyed by ac-
cident; adopted. Mr. Pirrppint moved an amend
mont to the 18th section, for reduction for property
secured bv mortgage, when the mort tagcc resides IN
| this State rejected. Mr. Sprngue moved provl
that in case person is indebted over his personal cs-
tae the shall be deducted from his real estate,
| rejected "a to 81.
| The committee rose, reported the bill and amend
ments to the House, and the House adjourned.
SENATE o'clock, p. NJ.
Resolution, by Mr.. Crawford, that the committee
urcs should be taken in relation TO the Bank of Ben-
min rton, adopted. 49,.
House BW to pay II S. Morse the SUN of 800 30
for expenses incurred in attempt search out the
murder of Mr.. S,ilord at Shebnrn, in 1910 sup
ported by Mcssrs. Wooster, French, Clark and Pal
incr opposed by Messrs. Crawford Dana, Eaton of
Fr. and Bio lgett, and recommlited to the COM OF
CLANS; relating to the militia, and providing civil
tribunal for the collection of fines, and exemptng all
under 81 and over 80 from active duty. but not from
enrolment, in time of peacc called up by Mr.. Craw-
ford, when
The Senate went into commit &c of the whole, Mr..
Dana in the chor, when the bill underwent discussion
and variors amendments, and the committee rose,
reported progress, and had leave TO SIT again to-iho-
row afternoon when go
The Senate mnde reference Of various public, docu-
lnens to appropriate committees, and
AlJpGrned. - 49,
Mr. Atwood obtained leave of absence for the re-
n,9in Ter of the session. ~
Bin introduced BY Mr.. Warren Of Nj dIescx to
y v Horace Snow, and it was referred To the COM
mittee of Wavs and Means of {. F. She'd and
others 10 General com.
reports. BY committee of Ways and Means, on
| sundy documents from the auditor, &c. that no le-
uisative action is necessary. BY General committee
bill altering the names Of certain persons ordered tc
be enprcsscd. BY committee of Claims bills to pay
LYMAN and King S}5 80, TO pay WIN. A. Griswold
1921 srveray ordered engrossed
Rcso'u'ion. From the Senate for The classification
and enrolment of pen ion rolls IN the Secretary o.
states Office; referred TO select committee OF 'ree
nn,e to the bill fixing time when the laws shall &C
, into ctiect--1st Jan.
] Grand List
| The House preceded 10 consider the listing bill
when the amendments reported by the committee o
the whole were concmrcd in, an 1.-The bill was ordered
to he engrosscd
4 G:oo"ical Surrey.
A bill was received from the Senar, providing fol
b \ geological survey OF the state iicrng from tht
House i'll in this that the lvey IS not to take pa
until the state has received the first instament OF th
y 1f ,l, q, - Il, hf
ia : bill was usl, ned by NIcssrs Sarg ant Hebnrd
Dewey Chan Her of w tilchrist, Beach aud 'hafter
: cHnoscd bv Messrs. Nilaa, la er and Rec of S.
r and ordered to second reading III to 50 read ;
: second time and ordered 10 third readlng.-Adj
/ SENATE, Friday, Nov. g.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
e Report, by Mr. Hatch, ofthe committee on Banks
t Of resolution directing the bank commissioning Il
take immediate measures to secure the public iron
+ loss by the Bank Of Bennington in any failure to re
i deem its bills; resolution adopted.
HJ,tSe bill providing for surveying the line be weei
b. the counties Of Bennington and Windham twic
read and referred to the Senators from Bennington
and Wlndham counties.
.N r. boundary The Senate resolved TO concn
with The House in the proposed amendments 10 III
tes buttons upon this subject
House bin, IN addition 10 chapter 70 of the Revise.
Stau es, (rclatng 10 bank and the duties OF banl
commissioners twice read and referred TO the com
, ,gitlo OF the judiciary.
Esser County Senator.
The resolution rcporo ed by the committee OF cleo
TONS, taken up, when the chairman OF that com
= niitec rcpoie additional facts, and the report AM
, | resolutions were read. Mr. Dana then offered res
o!Ion, alleging ihformalty IN the proceedings; tina
= no mott e to lIr How had been given that his sea
would he con,ested This resolution was debated b!
VI ,sss DaRa in favor, for reasons stated IN the res
! olu,i)n opposed by Messrs Dillingham; and Bartlett
i Oh the Ground that the law req rng notice, had N
lppliraion 10 the elect on Of scnat,gs; by virtue o
. Law ii could have such application the votes 70
senator's not being counted TILL after the expiration
Of ten DAYS and the notice alluded to, applicable on
70 to the election Of members OF the other house re
qutd notice to be gwen within SIX days alter the d1
- If haoring Messrs Clark, Fisk, and Eaton of w
also spoke in oppo lton 10 the resolution, when, OF
notion Of Mr. Dana, the res jltiun was LAID upon th
. tno'r Th" question recurring upon the adoption G
the resou ion reported by the Of elections, Civ
.. ing the seat 10 Moody Rich, Esq as the duly electe
/, | Senator from Essex County. Mr. Clark moved tina
the rcp'rtand resolution he laid upon the table Ma
: opposed Ne srs tari,ett, Dillingham; and Elo GET
the latter sanat n demanding the yeas and nays-neg
aiived yeas T. nays IS. The question again rocur
rg upon the adopt ion OF the resolution reported y
he comm ticc of elections was further debated b
= VI ssrs Sahin and Bartlett, and before taking I'll
question, The Sena'e al ourncd.
y HOUSE Friday, Nov g.
n Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Young
. Resolutions. From the senate accompanied b
resolutions from other stu,es, on The public lands an
d the rc-eglhy Of the President referred to sccC
/ omm!,ee on amendments of the constitution
c From the Senate, directing bank comn7s'oner I'M
ii nedlntcly To appoint receiver oil me nahk
l. }ennnpion concurred in. Against the appoint
4 ncnl oil members of Congress TO Office under III
?. General government called up and supported by NJ
Tcblrd, who alleged that it contained correct doc
rne and was Gsis'en, with the opinions Of the pee
J. lie of this sacexpresscd in almost every form durn
D | he last twelve year. Mr. Villas regarded such az
continents wrong in practice and IN principle, an
u hal it proper subject for legislative nciIon OF
q | posed BY NJ ssrs Downs Billings, &c o! )
- Sprn"re, Adams of South Hero, Sergeant Caniielt
r chandler Of =. and Griswold II was urged by som
# The opponents of this resolution that though cor
u n general rule, it too broai-'hal for som
= | icrs of the highest Importance Wen who had Ion
" | Experience IN Congress would una esilonaby be III
r cs ii ted and therefore the President onght 10 J
{ | PERMITTED to their sorvice by others that III
| ompa Mt Of late years had been, rather that III
| ,cdar (of Gen. Jackson) had been violated on tn
| hrc, than against The appointments themselves
| md others insisted that the resolution was impropt
n instructng representatives TO interfere III ~
g lointnrn's, with which they had by the constltuo
u | ~ sort of conneXion Mr.. Sergeant moved 10 din
| Mss; opposed by NJ, ssrs Fu!lam, Cobb and Bake
:? | md ncpntived SO TO So. The question then recurre
m adopting the resolution. On the roll being cnlle
I, | NJ rlrimel tuht a he cNcmUt,u