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Scattering 6.
VIM. Weston, Esq of Burlington was elected Re-
porter OF decisions of the Supreme Court:
Weston ISL d. p. Thompson 80; Scattering 4.
The Joint assembly then proceeded to tho election
Of Commissioners Of deaf dumb and blind, and the
following persons were elected
Henry Stowel of Cambridge, (Stowell $50 Ma
thaniel Eaton 50, Scattering -
Calvin Jewett of 81. Johnsbury, tIcwett li5, Levi
b. Villas go scattering 2)
y. =. Chandler of Woodstock (Chander li3
Ira Davis 70, II: II. Henry ~
The senate withdrew, and the House, after order.
ing The pruning OF the report Of the superintendent Of
the state prison. Adj
SENATE--WEDsEsDA Oct %.
Mr.. Clark asked leave of absence from aud after to-
morrow morning, for Mr.. Fletcher. Leave granted.
Bill, Incorporating the Vermont Mining and Smet-
ing company the question being upon The amend
ment, MIR. Hatch proposed further 10 amend the
amendment, purportlng better to secure to laborers
Tor The corporation, the payment Of their dues Mr..
H. accompanied his proposition with remarks in It's
favor, at some length. Mr.. Dana suggested that the
bill already made ample provision for the object con-
templated by the amendment now offered
Mr.. Blodgett demanded the yeas and nays when
the amendment to the amendment was adopted yeas
q, nays q; the qaesti arising upon the adoption Of
the amendment as amended, debate ensucd by
Messrs Dillingham; in favor and Eaton Of FIR oppus.
ed, when the senate went into JOINT assembly, and,
returning the debate further continued by Aessrs
Ssabln Dillingham; Bottum aud Dana, when Mr..
Henenway demanded the yea and NAYS, and the
amendment was rejected yeas | l. nays 49, and the
bill on motion of Mr.. Dana, was laid upon the table
| relating to the trustee process, called up by Mr.
Wooster. the question being upon motion TO recon.
mt the MI, with instructions of amendment was op-
| posed by Messrs. Dillingham; and Wooster when Mr.
Ban tlet withdrew his motion Of recomnltment and
| the bill was ordered to be engrossed House bills
laying tax on and> in Goshen, laying tax on land.
in Averys Gore severay twice read and referred tc
committee on land taxes; to pay Henry s. Mors,
and others the sum mentioned, twice read and refer
| red TO committee on Claims.
Message from the Governor, transmitting paper.
from several States which were read, and several,
referred to Their appropriate committees.
! The report of the Quarter Master General, com
munlcated by the Governor, was read, and referre;
TO committee on Military Affairs.
Mr. Wooster moved that the committee to whom
In been referred the subject Of the Veto power, b.
discharged from the consideration of that subject =
| motion adopted.
Mr. Hatch moved reconsideration ofthe vote pas
sing the bill relating TO the trustee process, and tn
vote was reconsldered and the bill laid upon the ia
BILE.
On mo'ion of Mr.. Sheldon, the Senate adjourned.
HOCSE-WEDSEsDAY, Oct. p.
Il Reports. Bv General Committee bill TO preserv
fish III Shrcw bury pond, which was twice read, OF
posed by MessIs. FuIlum and Keith and dismissed
by committee on Roads and Canals, bll. ncorporF
Ting Woodford and Readsboro' turnpike co. with a
ameniment snbJectng the Dill to the action OF an
future Legislature; amendment agreed to and the hi
ordered 10 be eugrossed. Also bill Incorporating WI
oughby lake turnpike CO., and the bill ordere
to be engrossed BY same committee, bill relating
highways and bridges, Gowns may order taxes in AZ
dion to what is assessed by sclec men y orde
e to be engrossed. BY committee of Claims, again
the bill to pay Abel Underwood, and the bill vas d
missed. BY Judiciary mittee against the bill r.
ang TO fees of auditors and referees bill supportt
by Messrs. Davis of ~, and Sprague, opposed t
Messrs. Chandler OFF, and Fullum, and laid on II
iall. BY select committee, bill relating to the graz
list, and 300 copies of the bill were ordered 10
printed.
Bills From the Senate to pay Thos. H. Fulle
referred TO the committee Claims. From the Sci
ate, to subscribe for 100 copies of Thompson Gaze
teer, referred to committee on Education.
f The Senate came-in, and the following pppon
ments were made;