Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-01
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TrysnAv nnt or
Prayer hY Rev. M. Young

IrHyer ny rev, Mr.. tOuUR.
Bills. From the Senate, authorizing the teas
urer TO settle concerns OF the state bank, ordered
to third reading from the SENATE, for the cleo
ton of chaplain of state prison by the general as
senIbly, laid on the table Tor amendment; grant
ing bounty OIL wheat, laid on the mbe for n
lnendment.
For bounty
On motion Of MIR. Burnhnln, the vote of yes
ierday concurriug in the report Of committee n
ganst repeating the fox bounty, was rcconsidered,
and on motion Of Mr. Villas, leave was granted 10
bring in bill repeating the bounty.
Engrossed bills. Taxing lands III Newark aud
Goshen, severaly passed.
~7lhe Senate came III and Tie following appoint
ments were made.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
' BENNINGTON COUNTY
Snrdiq D; o s,.outhworih' assistant Justices
Gui t1 a. o smith, sheriff
Harman Garfield Static Attorney
Aaron Donio, jr High BaiiG
dSma p'ea M I Ss Of SygS s ' & Of s
A. +. Merrimnu John c. Roberts, VIM NJ Sporty, Commits
osann. &. Merrill, John Weoks Daniel Ttulns, Commas
WINDlIAM COUNTY.
W WSmIy r. W s%alot' assistant Jpstiees
Royal Tyler, 5! Saie's So,ney
Pardon c. Knball, High Bddif.
Eey Albee, Judge Of Probate for the district Of Westminster
Marshal Miller Judge Probate district ~ hdr0Oro'.
VIM. Adams Waller Eager, Benz ornbee, jail Commission
WINDSOR COUNTY.
R seu% , WVfesibum, Assistant justices.
Barnab.s Dean, TGgh BdaG
Henry Closson, Sdte's 9t0rncp.
Hindsor.
Thos. p RUSSELL dge Of Probate for the district Of Hartford
m'SsiOners.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
o 1i,5i l,o No55s Assistant Justices.
l HSia :. &ss3, E Il S' Gai;s.
WIN. Hail. judge Of Probate for the district Of Rutland
SOnGs.
ADDISON COUNTY,
samuel Sl1ni II; Holloy' Resistant Justices
ndnn smith, Hndn sheriff
Asa Chapman, High BaiiG
Ozas Seymour, States 9toraey
sas H. Jonson Judge Of Probate for the district Of Addison.
Harvey Mnasil Judge q pro1Se for s district Of arn
John Perpont, Elliot Sheriff. Hosea willard,
for the jail at Yergennes.
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
E ES%sna W Waas,on Assistant Justices.
Geo. A. Allen, Sheriff
Geo. X. Plat, States Attorney.
Charles Russell, Judge Of Probate
Israel p. Richardson, John X Gray Charles L. Nelson Jail
Commissioners.
On the nominations of the County of Chiiten-
den being considered, objections were made 10
the nomination of two Justices in Underhill and
Bolton, il being objected that these nominations
were made 10y n Senator Of the county, contrary
TO the wishes of The representatives OF those
Towns. The objection sustained 10y Messrs
Villas, Dillingham;, lle5atd, Cotton, Keith, Baker,
Gilchrist, Tcnncy and others, and opposed by
Messrs French, Sergeant, Dewey and others, aud
the nominations were rejected ayes %, noes ! ~
The joint assembly adjourned 10 tomorrow IL
O'Clock; the Senate withdrew and The House adj.
SENATE.
Q O'Clock, P. NJ.
Bill, by Mr. Eaton of Washington co., in alter
alton Of chapter 100 of The rev Used statutes, rela-
ting to administering oaths, .wice rend and refer
red to the committee on the judiciary ny Mr.
" heelock, establishing an academy AT Whiting
ham, twice read and referred to the committee on
Education; TO prevent usury, reported 10y The
committee on The Judiciary, with the opinion tia
no legislation is necessary upon The snhIect-re
port concurrt IN, and the bill rejected incorpo
rating The Vermont Mining company, the amend
menl milking private property Of the stockholders
liable for debls Of the corporation, being under
consideration,
MIR Dana gave his views in opposition TO lh'
amendment. OF all the acts for similar purposes
heretofore passed, not one could he find, where
tie principle proposed in the amendment hat
been Incorporated. Subject TO future Legislation
trusted the Senate WAS not prepared now Il
udopt new and unheard OF principle
MIR Biodgett gave his reasons for the vote In
should give. He was in iuvor OF the anIrndmen
for the same reason that lie would subject ih'
! private properly of partners IN iade 10 liabll'.
| for debts of HE firm.
Mr. Sheldon advocated the amendments Th
object Of the corporation WIS 10 make money
! The object was to guard aud protect the public
Mr. Saiiin viewed The subject i'll Il soinewhn
different light. He felt bound TO Gust his vo'" 10
no acl, unless he was convinced the pubic inter
est required it. That usccrtnined lie was prepn
r.d TO sustnIn it, Did he wish entirely 10 1eiea
the bill aud render hopeless The object of the ap
| plicnmts, hr sliou'd be in favor Of the amendment
Pass that, and the denh blow Ia the incorporation
| is inflicted. No sensible nun would leopard hi
who'll property for the sake OF taking 10 or
dollars stock.
MIR Eaton Of w. followed, in rrmurls in tlyo
Of the amendment. The hill without llle amend
ment, seemed 10 him revival Of the nncert lu
terry system.
Mr. Wheeock moved so to amend the amend
mcnt that no slockhol,er should be liable TO
greater amount than his stock bears 10 the whol
amount paid in.
MIR Hatch demanded the yeas and nays, an
Mr. Wheeiock's amendment was adopted, yeas II
nays 10.
Mr. Bodgett moved hatihe bill and The amend
q ment be laid upon The table, AMI demanded III
, yeas and nays upon his motion lost, yeas 1
nays 16, when Mr. Dillingham; demanded the yea
aud nays upon the passage Of the bill, as anen'
ed r. E-...-
8 After further debate by Messrs Clark, Dan
Boitum. Blodgelt and French, the Senate Wei
into joint assembly, without taking the question
: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
2 o'clock, p. NJ.
. Petitions referred OF John S. Marcy and OF
y crs, 10 committee division of Windsor count
: Engrossed bill. To pay John s. Morse al
others, passed.
A bill taxing lands in Ayery's Gore was intr
:, dnced on eave and ordered 10 be engrossed.
3, Reports. By committee on Roads and Cana
against Incorporating East Arlington Manuia
turing CO., aud the House concurred. by COZ
10 miitee Of Elections, the facts in the case OF n