Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09
Drrmon AfptsIaturt.
Friday, Oct. 20.


FRIDAY, Oct. 20.
SENATE. Resolution. BY mr. Wooster, provid-
ing for the appointment, of committee TO diges, tho
a laws of this state, and report at the neI, SEES
sion read and laid upon the table.
Report BY mr. Blodgei OF the committed on Agri-
culture the suhec, OF encouraging Agriculture,
contemplated in tho resolution of mr.. Hatch: laid
spon the table,
The House urned tho bill in amendment OF chap.
I04 Of the revised statutes, with an amendment, which
concurred in.
= HOUSE. Eagrossed bMs.-For next election OF
members Of Congress- made the order for Friday
morning next. For commissioners TO take dispositions
Canada for rciefof insane poor severally passed
Establishing line between Bennington and Windham
counties, recomm,ed motion OF Mr.. Shafter; au-
horizing bridge from South Hero Milton, passed.
. The bill repeating the fox bounty was ordered to
third reading.
Mr.. Dewey called up the Senate bill, providing for
the appointment of chaplain of the prison and
was amended to authorize the superintendent TO
fill vacancies in this office happening by other
than death, and passed.
The Governor notified the House of the resignation
of Gen S d. Hazetine of LIST brigade Cd division,
1, Bill introduced. BY Mr. Cotton, in amendment Of
see chap IO7 r. s. town clerks to receive cents
per folio for recording and copying deeds j referred
10 Judiciary com.
O'Clock, P. M.
HOUSE. Engrossed bills Relating to fees Of au-
d,ors and referees; rejected ayes 81, noes IO4 In
relation crimes and punshmen,s (persons ACQUITTED
OF crime on ground of insanity may he imprisoned)
passed.
The Senate came in and the following appointments
made
Orange County.
Ace Instic.,
Joshua Dickinson, { hSsi''an' 'usoces'
Asa Story, Sheriff
! Uriel Hosford, High BaliT.
| Elijah Farr, States Attorney
VIM Hebard, Judge of Probate for the distric, of
Randolph.
wv D. Parker, Judge of Probate for the district Of
Bradford.
Thomas Jones, II. F.. G. Mclaughlin, A. s. Blake,
Commissioners for Jail delivery.
Caledonia County.
I EpapGNJas H 81 Chase ASS, Justices.
| James Roberts, jr. Sheriff
Hiram Perkins. High Bailiff.
Thos. Bartlett, jr. States Attorney.
Samuel b. Mattocks, Judge of Probate.
Sama Davis, Geo. w. Drew, Archoaus Sias, Com
mittee Of Jail delivery.
Orleans County.
5 5saa' B ps'nsr Ass, Justices.
Merrill Williams, Sheriff.
! Joel h. Daggeu High Baliff.
| Samuel Sumner, States Attorney.
Geo. Nye, Judge of Probate.
Geo. Worthngton jr Bella T. Jones, Luke Spencer,
| Commissioners of Jail delivery.
The joint assembly proceeded to the election of bank
commissioner, when Hon. Robert Pierpeint of Rut-
! land was elected:
| Plerpoint, l22
Homer f. Hubbel, rs
| Scattering, 0
Robert Perpont, was also elected bank committee
| Robert Pierpoint, lis
| John Perpoint 95
! Scattering,
Saturday, Oct 30.
| SENATE. Resolutions.-By mr. Blodget, raising
committee of three, to apportion the Senators with
regard to the population Of the respective counties
upon the table. BY mr. Sabin, on the petitions rea-
ting to slavery in the District of Columbia and the ter
ritores, resolution in compliance with the prayer OF
the petitioners and instructng Senators and
quesng our Representatives 10 their influence to
avor the abolition of slavery in that District and those
territories adopted without debate, and without op-
| position.
The Senate took up tho resolution Of mr. Bo,,um,
fixing on Wednesday next for the adjournment of the
| Legislature without day. motion Of indefinite post
| ponement was made, debated, and rejected yeas .,
nays 49, and the resolution laid upon the table
HOUSE. Rsports--By committee on banks
against bill relating TO banks (requiring I-2 of Der
cent semannually capital stock TO be paid to the
treasury and repeating the section requiring the banks
| TO redeem IN Boston) after considerable debate the
bill was dismissed. 1.-THE friends of this bill support
ed on the grounds that the banks undor the act of
1910 were exempted from tax which was imposed
upon the other banks and also upon the banks of the
other New England states; tina, this tax was ust and
that The exemption Of the banks operated as bo-
nus to them for redeemng in Boston when they would
IN TACT redeem there as II their interest 10 do
| without bonus. The opponents Of tho bill urged
that the exemption was granted in consideration Of the
facts that the new banks re not only REQUIRED Ia
redeem IN Boston, but were restricted in several points
beyond the old banks particularly in the amount Of
OF their discounts and required also to give bonds for
the redemption Of their bills that it was moi their in,
terest to redeem in Boston, by thus doing they
restricted IN their amount Of circulation far below
those banks not redeeming there but that this bill was
only Tor The interest of the public, whom there was
mus secureda currency, always at par and ALWAYS
safe and sound. mr. Fuam opposed the dismissiop
rather for the reason that its friends were entitled TO
iull hearing, than from favor 10 the bill
EngTo''ed BrA'. Relating to bail in criminal cases.
10 repeal the fox bounty addition 10 act foroino 70
liglons society in Pawlet seyerally passed.
Inc auditor m the treasury mado a tepor n ,euls