Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-04

deprive tlc offender OF liberty, and cOnsigu him TO
Imprisonment, thus taking his lie by pece-menl
Alter further remarks by Mr. H., the bill was laid
upon The labe.-l, relating to chap. 80 L. ;. {;
vote rejecting bill reconsidered, and the bill re-
committed.
Mr. f.. Alien asked leave Of absence for Senator
Alanson Allen, from aud after Tomorrow morn
ing. i he moi0n was committed to writing, on
motion OF MIR Briggs, and luId on the table.
Senate adjourned
HOUSE.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. ST. Clair.
Mr. Stllphen OF 81. Adams obtained leave OF
absence from and after Tomorrow morning.
The judiciary committee was discharged from
The resolution relative To exrinpting militia polls
tom taxation, also FROM bill to inter- the name of
Elvra Paterson, aud it was referred 10 the gcn-
rral runuulttrc.
Bill mroduced. by NJ Garfield, in addition
10 al nci Incorporating Bennington Go. Mutual
FIRE assurances Company, and il WIS referred TO
the judiciary committee. BY Mr. peuibOpe, TO e.
qnazr the privileges Vt the people OF this Slole,
Freehold not to lie required III any case to quail
~ Tor holding Office IN thus Stue) referred to the
Judiciary committee.
E,grOsSrd bill. Senate bill in addition 10 act
Tor HE benefit Of the Insane poor, and il was pas
scd.
Reports. BY Judiciary commIee, in addition
TO act IL incorporate W tndsUr Co. lns. Co. and II
was ordered 10 thlrd reading; against the bills
in explanation Of sec. IA chap. Ia K. >. (na loca-
ton Ut schno hOuscs) 10 amend chap 24-relu.
live 10 privileges OF wIlnesseS--ameld sec. 81
chap 20 IN trustee proress-lO amend see. Gimp.
40, ON renewing commissions by probate courts
to repeal paris of l2lh aud lGiiI chapters relative
to paupers-in addition to chap. ~ on allowance
OF accounts to lleifs-uud they were severally dis
missed against the hill TO repeal sec. . chap 30,
Oh limiting jurisdiction Of justices in trustee pro-
cess, and 1t was laid on tie able; bill rela-
tive To elections, requiring roll OF voters Tor State
officers it ordered to third reading after dis
~ ST. hy Messrs Villas, Peek, Sprague, Rice,
Eanes aud Cobb OF 5. BY committee on the
state prison, against petition of overseer of tie
town OF the town OF Burlington, when Mr. Van
SIcklen moved 10 recunlnu II, which was agree
to- BY general committee, against hl III relation
TO viciuallng houses, and II was referred TO the
judiciary cumnltec; bill to amend sec. 6 chap.
90 X. 5. County court to grant licences to retail
crs of spurious liquors IL their discretion, lex.
tended To The city court Of Vergennes, on mott
of Ar Woodbridge, and the bill ordered to II
third reading against bliltrepeang all militia acts,
aud 1t was dismissed.
BY committee OH banks, against petition of NJ.
q. Lahgdun aud others, and II was laid on the Ia
BILE against the bill in relation To the bank of
Montpelier ard II was laid on the table, bill in
relation to banks Ibtnks chartered previous to 1910
may come under the act Of that year, and il was
supported on the ground of uIiedged benefit boh
10 the people AID The banks, by Messrs. " arner
aud Moves, aud opposed 10y Nlcssrs. Villas aud
Pettihoue, who doubted both lie light and cXpe-
dCncy OF relieving those hanks from the linbiey
imposed 10y The safety fund act. NJ amer
thong lit tie banks wOuii still he liable under the
suley fund act: the bill was, on motion Of Mr.
CnsInnan laid on the table. Against the bill 10
amend the act of loI0 relating to banks Gallo wing
the banks TO redeem either ut Boston or New
York j Mr. Cobb OF ). moved to DISMISS the blIl
kloioe supported by Mr. Cobb, opposed 10y Mr.
NdudbrH &c, ana negutIyed, 30 20 ~. Bill laid
on The Table. Mr. Carpenter was appointed on
the committee OF Ways and Means in place Of
Mr. Wright. Adjourned.
o'CLorK, Z. NJ.
SENATE.
Mr. Butler presented the report of the minority
OF The com. on elections, uedglng that Alanson
Allen, sitting meniher OF the Senate, was post
master at The Tine OF his election aud is not en-
tiIled 10 his seat on The adoption Of lie resolu-
Iion 10 this effect debate ensucd, 10y Messrs
Camp and Bartlett; resolution was laid Oh The Ia
ble.
BHS. Relating 10 roads, reported adverse Ia
its passage, aud rejected. In Amendment oi III
act aging II tax on lands in Newark laying tax
Oh lands III WeulOck severaIly twice reed aud re-
tered TO cumntlee on Land Taxes. AuneXiug
the town Ui Norton 10 the county OF ESSer (; twice
read nlli referred to u select committees, Mcssrs
renlmg to Inupcrs, ana le du:es Of uversecrs Of
tie puur. ia amendment at see. A. chap. II L. $
tWlc" read aud r'icired Ia judiciary committee
iiy Mr. Cnmp,hehn!ng HE qnnIitcailus and right.
OF irremru, and iOI utuer purposes; lwice read
and referred To Judiciary com. In addition G
chap. 81 X. -, reported hy Judiciary COM, with.
ont amendment, and on melton Of Mr. Briggs laid
on The table In addion To chap. ID OF K. ). TAU
lh0nzing seecInien 10 borrow, Tor HE Use of the
towns, PORTIONS ol the surplus reyenue,); read d
lhrd uuIe aud passed. Surveying and rs erlaiil-
ing the houudary line between The counties o.
Windham aud Bennington supported in debate
by .Eessrs. 1owmSiey Barrett Plumb, DuIon aud
starr, opposed 10y VI ssrs Briggs, Camp, and En-
ton, and rejected, yeas ii, nays 10. 10 repeal
sec. % clap. 5S X, -, relating to acknowledge
ment OF deeds opposed 10y .iir BIodgett, support
ell by Ales,rS Butler, Starr mud Briggs, aud order
ed to 81 rendlng; 10 pay Simeon llerrick, inief-
iuiteiy postponed III addition to bank act, increas-
ing tax on ihe income--Alr Butler moved to ex-
en,pt such banks rs give bondsior the redemption
oitheir bills; laid On The table. Adj.
HOUSE.
Resolutions BY NJ Wins, relative TO remission
OF fine upon Gen. jackson hy Judge Hail, which
was made the order Tor " esday morning. BY
Mr. Cummings, rs TO eXpedieucy ol n school tax
OF 10 cents on the dollar in lieu of 3 GEMS.
The following are The resolutions inlrod uced by
Mr. Villas, -
htSotred, ny me SENATE ana House oil Repre-
senlallIes, That our Senaorsi in Congress be in
srucled aud our representatives be requested to
exert their endeavors TO procure the passage OF
al act TO reluGd 10 Gen. Jackson OF Tenn the n
mount OF II fine or penalty imposed upon him Tor
official acts performed as the coInmpner-in-chiei
Of The military forces OF the United States at New
Orleans IN 1915, together with the interest there.
on from thu time OF payment.
ReSolred Thnr "lhe invaluable services which
have been rendered 10 our country by this diSn-
gulsled soldier and statesman, the noble aud put-
rioIc motives which led 10 The performance OF the
acts for which The penalty WIS imposed, the inn
rerlolls necessity that existed for their perornl-
nnce, aud the happy consequences they OCCASION
ed 10 the whole country, MI prove the gross injns-
lice OF longer delaying the performance OF Ibis
high moral obligation"
ReSoIred further, that our senntors in Congress
be Instructed and our representatives requested to
use Their eXerllOns 10 oppose the payment Of n
pretended claim of the heirs of the late Gen. Hull
for his nav Ms nm officer infer Le hnI