Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-09

| ferred TO judiciary committee.
MONDAY, No,,
Resolution. BY mr. Bartlett, Instructive nv.
tors and Representatives in Congress 10 o-
creation OF national bank. mr. Blodc,u ~.
indefinite postponemen, Of the resolution 49,,
7, and The resolution indefinitely po,t,,,,l "''
Bill, to provide for the receip, Of the proceed. -.
sales OF the public land, the question being 49,.
proposed amendment OF mr. Dana, applying ,..l
ton Of the proceeds as may no, be o,herwi,, So,
aed, to the payment Of the state debt, sl,,,.I
90, nays 9, and the bill as amended was oid.,.4
engtossed and read a third time.
~ T.. boundary. Mr. Sheldon, of the co-,...
whom had been referred papers irem Mann. ,,,
resolutions approving the course pursued b, t.
| Of Maine, and urging prompt and vigorous mo-, II
on the part of,he General Government in ,g,,.
our rights in relation to the n. T.. Boundary
Wooster aud Dana expressed their hearty conc
in the sentiments Of the report, and the rc,..,...
| were unanimously adopted.
HOUSE. Resolutions, From the Senate, AZ, ,
| slavery in the District of Columbia and asan,l III.
| tsrnal slave trade; against limiting the rich, Of -.
ton; against admitting new slave states. conco.l
unanimously with tho exception of the first. Ia -,
two voices disscnted.
| Resolution. by mr. Pierpon,, direc,n, the .i..
| Ua.
all the banks in the state under tho restrictions o.,
with the privileges, of the banks granted last YEA.
adopted.
| Tho Senate came in, when Col. LORENZO pont.
was appointed General OF LIST brig. and 9l division
Tuesday, Noy2
! SENATE. Resotat'on. by mr. Wooster, proul
ing Tor the appointment OF state committee Of Ga,
respondence, to procure facts and promote the gene,
| Il n
committee education,
Report. by the committee on military an,i,s
joint resolution instruc,ng oar Senators and r,ou,
our Representatives in Congress to use their ,nfueo,
to procure the passage Of general law eyenp,,
citizens under 81 years of age and over 49, from NIL
itary duty in time Of peace laid upon the table
Resolution. Relating to an alteration ofhe Cora,
tuition of the United States restricting the Presidency
to one term; passed l6 to 8.
The auditor reported the amount allowed last yea,
for military expenses; viz. 5000.
mr. Bo,um called up the resolution for the adjourn.
ment Of both Houses; Tuesday no1, wa, agreed to,
and the resolution passed. I5to7
| HOUSE. The Governor 10y message, communca.
ted notice of the death of John S,arkweaher ESQ.,
sheriff elect Of Washington county
| Bill introduced. From the Senate, providing ff
the receipt of the land fund.- referred 10 general com
mittee.
The House resumed the consideration Of the bill or
geological survey, the question being ordering
the bill TO a second reading; rejected.
Bill introduced. by mr. IIebArd, for the election Of
members of Congress; lin case Vermont shall be en-.
titled to her present number, the election shall ts
made under the existing laws, otherwise to be dele'
red, referred to general committee.
sGrand List. The House went into committee Of lt
whole, mr. tullam in the chair the bill relating
the Grand List Among the amendments one
conhne taxation 10 improved real estate. Mr. Cot
moved TO strike out the (5th) section, which provide
for the assessment of attorneys, physicians and sa'
geons: supported by mr. Cobb on the ground that Oh
property Of these classes is taxed and that it would
unjust to tax both the faculty Of acquiring property an
the property tself opposed by Chandler Of P
and Garfield. Before the question taken tht
committee arose, and the House adjourned.
Wednesday, Nov.5
SENATE. Resolution relating to the militia call
ed up by mr. Bartlett and the resolution, as AMENDED
on motion of mr. Dillingham;, providing for the oIcmP
ton from active military duty Uhough from eno
menD in time OF peace, Of all under 81 and over 3
years OF age was adopted
The committee on Bills made report OF the severn
acts which had passed both Houses, and were present
ed TO the Governor for his signature.
mr. French called up the resolutions from the Rou"
relating Tariff of Protective Duties, and the Sea
ate resolved 10 concur, ayes &c, noes none.
HOUSE. Resolufion.--By mr. Cobb, directing IN
committee on banks 10 inquire if any measures ar
necessary TO compelthe bank OF Bennington to pay ii
liabilities; adopted.
Reports BY general committee, against the blu 70
repeating the bounty silk, and after dscus'o
by messrs Rice Of s., Skeels and Chandler Of W.
was dismissed, IoI to 30 bill for distribution annual
y on LIST ofOct the interest Of tho school fund, IN I'
portion to the population, and il was made the orJt
for tomorrow afternoon, also the bill 10 aJoA'
state school fund BY select committee bill Ts.aiin
10 shire town IN Bennington county; laid on the lab'
sBy committee to whom referred that part Of 10
Governors message relating to protection, the folio"
irg resolutions, unanimously recommending ne
adoption, and tfoy were adopted, ayes 1876 noes
. Resotred, That labor, both mental and corPoreai
not only the most honorable me ans but the only II
source Of wealth.
RESOLVED, That it is the duty Of our governmeni
all times, to protect and encourage the domestic iod'
try OF our citizens by making and enforcing such
tart OF duties as will secure our home markets ii
the desperate and disastrous Hoodings Of oregn cum
petition.
ReSofrsd, That we regard the right 10 enjoy VI
products ofour soil and labor as sacred and as 'a'1
ble as the right 10 the soil itself and ihai IS equal
the duty Of Ia rsu,l ,pvaslDug