Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28

Petitions yeGrrea-O iona Warner ir on slavery,
ond of Jacob Carey, to Judiciary committee. OF
Moses Warner, 10 select comm tee OF three
SENATE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
BiNs-By Mr. HATCH rtla,ng 10 claims against
the state BY Mr. Cults, relating to the insane poor.
By MIR French relating ID the militia. Severaliy
tees.
Resoiutions--From the House, relating to the Ma
tonal bankrupt law; laid upon the table on motion
OF Mr. Briggs. Assigning Tuesday next for the
election OF superintendent and three rociors oil the
state Prison; amended on motion OF Mr. Porter, go
as to provide for the eeccion of Chaplain OF the
i'nson NJ tbs same inc and, so amcndmed, passed.
by Mr. Butler, relating 10 fees before auditors courts
and roferoes passed. and referred to committee On
Finance rs Mr. Butler relating to the Legislative
Directory; Mr y. stated that his name and county
were omitted n the Directory; laid upon the table,
on motion of Mr.. Briggs.
Repor's Of ConmHlee on The JnGi-iary-Adyerse
to the resolution rotating to the extension Of jail limits
ani to the resolution for extending jurisdiction oil
chap. q of r. $, with amendment which was
adopted, and the BILL on motion of MIR Spragre, laid
upon the table
1tSsqcc, from the Governor, communicating
public documents from sundry states; laid upon the
table
Senate went into Joint assembly.
On motion of Mr. Starr, the documents above
noticed were referred to select conmttes OF tnrcc
HoU SE.-'Fhc Speaker appointed committee on
the petition Of Moses Warner, Messs. Billings, How
ard of Andover, and Slack.
Petitions refsrred Of IIoman Green TO general
commit'c; OF Arunah Spear and others, to Judiciary
COMMITTEE
B1's Ia,roduccd BY Mr.. Keith, regulating choice
of town representative (proVdng for adjourned
meetings. from day to day, and no ballotng TO be
had after 10 at n-ht) referred to judiciary commit
tee. BY Mr. Davis Of n to reduce expenses of state
Prison, referred 10 the general committee by Mr..
| Could 10 pay Lucius H. Measure, referred to com
ml'tce of elaine.
Resolution, nv Mr.. Wright, for oint assembly
10 nj i'ups IN elect hrDt OF de-
cisions Of supreme Court commissioners of deaf
dumb and blind and Sa-canl-a,- Arm; passed.
The Senate came in, and the joint assembly made
the following appointments:
Hon WIN. Eebtid 4th Assistant Judge Supreme
Court.
Hon !. II. shaftcr, Secretary of State
For Mr.. Shaf'er l33, J. r. Marston lis, c. L.
In mp scattering 2
David Pierce, Auditor Of accounts against tho state.
David Pierce l39, Samuel b. tIauochs il}, scat
[Iosph' Berry }8, DAHL Baldwin ll2.l
| The Senate tetlred and the House adjourned
SENATE THURSDAY, Oct. 70.
| PRAYER by the chaplain.
Conp'Ue on c3olaupic1'io1s from otter Stdt:s
! Nts.Is. Starr, Bartlett and Eaton.
| NjfS. Hy Mr.. huji.r relating 20 fees OF re'sree'
auditors and wtncss" twcc roni and referred 10 the
| committee on finance; by Mr. sheldon relating tn
fox certificates, twice read and referred 10 tle cch
tee on finance by .Ir Bartlett 10 pay J'hn A.
! stanton a"d uthcrs, the sum mentioned, twice read
and referred 10 the commute ON claims; sane
for the relief OF Samq Davis aud others twice reed
mi rcieirtd to coumttc on the Jrdclary-.n add-
ion chapter - Of the Revised Statutes, called mp
by Mr. nalcv WIN stated his atleruons 70 tue bill
" flrh aer remarks " j So Dillingham; fggS and
! H0H-u was rn-commt',d 10 commute on Iae l'd-
"l1ry; hy Nh Eaton, IN addition TO chapter 81 o! the
Revised SlauIe- twice rcnl and referred 10 the COM
ui,t',e on a .!cu pmr--rcatn! 10 duties of sher'is
(nr0vdnL severe penalty for t1mpefinr with JurUrs)
I in certain 81. =, reported by the commit" on the
iWar.arr, VITA PROPOSE Of nnaHdm.nt. walch we've
81. Il NJ ann, a.,
tee cNa~, and adopted. and the I, as amra'e led, re-
parted 10 the Senate further considered debated by
VI, srs briggs Bartlett, Elodgot, Dlilnshan, and
laid on jhc table,
p,'ihon by Mr. sow'rs. Of sylvester Phelps ami
!. p L1dl, read and referred TO the committee on
on the Judiciary
Pc.oi,iion from the IIorar, assigning n day FOR
the election If Reporter Of decision OF the Supreme
Cont and in which the Senate resolved 10 concur.
Senae went into rin' assembly.
| BH by A.r Iuhbe'i to incorporate the ST. Al
bans steam mil aud TRANSPORTATION company iw"c
re1d and retired to committee on ManuiactuTes.
StnH,c adjourned.
/ HDU- f,-Psayor bv Rev. Mr. Kellogg
Tho sixth annual report ol the Trustees 81 the In
sane A-yum was pr sentcI and 800 copies order ed
To b, printed.
/ pf,iona rcf.rr.1-Of Shorhurne Turnpike Co;
10 com. on IiInds. OF Harvey I.scomb ard others;
10 Military committee. OF Cooperation OF Vermont
University; read and referred tos committee on
Cllms. Of Churchill Sampson and oihe'-; to ia
RN, fairodarli-By Mr.. How of Vernon in
addition to ,~,inr law; referred to coHhttc %
equal,lc the Glani LIT. by Mr. Carpenter - m
CORPORATE Bank Of Orange County, referred 10 com
milteg on Banks. by Nj Whii!r for Tei.si oi ')"E
Of Sur1-i IL; rcf'rre o com. - make up The grand
list. 1v Fir Cotton, in addition 10 the several m.'a
acts relating to collection Oi fin - referred 70 NINA
ry cammtr,.. Dy Mr. Van S.,,ln, 20 prevent lie
/ gal vuul n ticcMCn' meetings; tered 10 JHal-
/ cary committee. By vi Skater pJorjIn2 for pa
/ m,nt for dgmg,0si in i1yn- oui highways, y Ha"!-
ZION 10 chap. % r. S; referred to COMMITTEE on
Po.o'u,,7nr-Bv Mr. Holden. iue'rlclin- com. on
Roads TO inquire whether auditors aud comm s''N'f
have been appointed ON NjnIosGi Turnpike Co., and
ala wb, ',irrd ME Toll has net been token ut one
gate, and whether REVISION OF rates o! t"I Is A0'
necessary; ra~sel, rs Nr Ilu,hton, OF stamford,
rs the ryp,dien"y OF cy gndiu- jurisdiction 81 Us
i.cDs otihe r.ac" in eases Of dc.j: passed. ~ Ny
Davis. "a. y. W~'rUrtuL con- OF Ways and Means
tore port BIZ, rlr'u. more prompt argodn,1 III
" of accounting Officers; pissed. Ey Mr Tinker
ri .ciiu. the copies To-. the Directory furnished, on
asa,ult O, HE accidental OMISSION # tie Senator
fo.u Lpm,iprouuly laid on the table
hcg2t BY COMMUNE ot Flee ions, thai John II.
Msttson, ofGl1stenbury, had not resided IN tina
trwu one previous 70 his elc utii, accompanied
5ya rys1IH'on that sld Madison g not entitled to a
seat in the House. Mr. HARRINGTON moved to recon
mt,--sUsiaiuc! by Mr. Pctuhonr, who moved IN
stiurUors Tor the hearing of certain testimony, prov
in. ihi' Mr. Nu'u-on attended n the boar and pace
for tEuv testimony that no magistrate was present
10
and departed, and that the testimony was taken nj
ter his departure. Mcssrs. Canfelu and NooIbr!dg
, orp ,sad the uoi.on, arguing HAT the ADMISSION o
this testimony made no difference n the cas- NJ
Madison had not waited reasonable time for the IA
king ~ the testimony. After some explanations b.
Sir SKATER, the NATION Ia recommt vas Withdrawn
but subsequently, renewed by Mir Villas, with III
suctuus 10 admit testimony to controvert the cor
p rerIaess of testimony taken before the magistrate
Before any question was taken, the Senate came Ill
and the following appointments were made;
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
I VIM Bridges, Judge Of Pro ate for the district c
Georgia. -
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
. E Ip,nn r 81 ,. Chase Assistant justices,
y james Roberts, jr. Danyillr Sheriff.
Nalhauai Perkins, High i'ai.ii.
: Theron Howard, States Attorney.
SlmucI b. Mattocks, Judge Of probate.
Go. w. Drew, Archouus ,ias, Sam'l Is. MsitocN
jail Commissioners
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
d 912seH,h S Sny! Assistan, Justices
u Auliew 4. sweet NeGuelier, Sheriff.
il Aph-u@ Robbins, II Ia RaiN.
(IputI II Al.