The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-10-31

passed. ' Vi thankspiv,
...1I . A:'soN nonK' The committee 0Dn.,
year, to investigate the situation and appointed aa
Essex bank, made their report wbioS 'O"cern' Of lie
ooo copies ordered to be printed. "oS read, ad
Report,-By select committee h;u
sons Island to st. Adams, and !, """exng JOIN.
third reading,-By committee on wa ' ordered Sa
requesting to be discharged from sundrv ,aa ,'a'
requiring them to revise the LISTING l.,,' 'e''Otos
~ ''' m law agreed fl Is
SENATE. Bills. By Mr. Du,ton oaS
assignment of property to widows; twice. ' r SAe
'erfea 10 Judiciary cmmittee. By Mr. Ea,on 'l'
ting to Banks; twice read and referred ~ ''''
Banks. BY Mr. Eaton, constituting Ros W. CON- on
cation for the supervision of common 1'u Edu
sist of the Governor and four such otbo, ''' Con
the Legislature may appoint; twice Rad F'''o''a
upon the table, and ordered to be prD,o1 I n laid
to fees of auditors, sc. called up by Mr. Ruo "''n
various unsuccessful propositions TO anna, ''' a's
ed. ""ey pNtw AZ
To pay the town Of Alhurgh the sum m.,e
called up by Mr. sowes, passed to be eOoro. .l'A
read a third t me. ''a
Petition, of the inhabitants of Goshen en-,
scented by Mr. Aiken land referred to tbeon~s PEE
the Judiciary. 'D'e' I"
Resolution. From the House, for III. 49,,
ment of day of thanksgiving, in which fl. t nD
resolved not to COMMUNICATING to the IA, .,
millage of members of Congress, taken IN 5.,,a ~
and laid upon the table
HOUSE. Mr. Hebard of Randolph, Nv l.,,.
signed his seat as member of this Honso t,..
been elected Judge of the Supreme Court
Division of Windsor County. Mr. Bowman ,,r,
up the petition of Harry Bingham and otIs. ,I
moved its reference to the members Of WnI,
County.
The Senate came in, and the joint assembly me,
poned the election of officers ofthe S,,,o r..
for one week The following appointments v,
made
VIM. Weston, Reporter of Decisions Of ,b,s
preme Court.
Weston 1s4, D. P. Thompson 100, AL
Brown
commissioners oil deat dumb, &C.
Calvin Jewett, ofSt. Johnsburv, Oliver P Chm,
dler, Woodstock, Enoch d. WOODBRIDGE y,
gennes.
VIM. I. Burnham, Sargeant-at-Arms
The Senate retired, and the House resumed con.
sderation of the petition of Harry Bingham The \
motion Of Mr. Bowman was further sustained nv
Messrs Bowman, Barton, Billings, Robbins audNa 4
ry, opposed by Messrs. Woodbridge, WnsIow, and y
Tracy, and carried-ayes lib, noes 70.
Report. BY committee on roads, against the eype
diency Of appointing road commissioners
By Military com. bill IepealiNg wI@a act Of Nov,
IL, 1871, with an amendment that this act take eff 1
ect on the 9th Nov. next. [The object SNNwM
the collection Of fines for nonattendance a@ T M
TENDER trainings, the collections for Junenha
having cost the State about $4,000 more hmh
amount of fines collected.1 Amendment ADOPTED
and the bill ordered 10 third readmg-Assna bill \
to repeal I'd sec. of the act above repealed, and
was laid on the table. BY select commitee,a bill
to permit Charles Miller, of st. Armand, LC,a
hold real estate: opposed by Messrs. Villas aiPa' \
tcone, on constitutional grounds, and rejected The
I'd reading.
The Essex Bank. Mr. Rice moved to recmSh N
the vote Of yesterday ordering the printing Ofhe /
port on this bank. Mr. Prentiss said he doubted @
correctness Of some of the positions ofthe rePsr pr
ticularIy in reference to the Safety Fund, which,
believed, was holden for the redemption Ofthe bib
of any safety fund bank, whether it faIedby InHa
Of the Directors or otherwise On motion Of MI re-
tibone, the report was referred to select committee
of three.
"WEDNESDAY, Oct 70
SENATE. Resolutions. BY Mr. Camp, pO''
ding for the appointment of Joint COMMITTEES O'u
houses. Mr. Camp accompanied the presentation"
the resolution with remarks, showing its lnpof''n''
passed. BY Mr. Butler, requesting our Senators ''I
members of Congress TO use their influence 10 '1''
to Gen. Jackson the fine inflicted upon HIM Oy jug,
Hall. Mr. Bartlett moved that the resolution Nc '.N
upon the table, when Mr. Briggs moved lis 'nu''~N
postponement The latter motion taking pfeceu'"''
it was supported, in brief debate,by Ness'' ms''
Plumb, Starr, Cuts, and A. Allen, opposed Sy "' W.,
Smalley, Dillingham;, and Bartlett MT DaD" r,,
manded the yeas and nays, and the reS"' ~. ps..
indefinitely postponed, yeas Is, nays 3D. ~ rrAs
ident giving the casting vote in the affirmative ..ar
debate on this resolution was not ofa'e9 mds
character. Those who opposed its adOP.IO4" .,;,.
ment, it was not a legitimate subject OIL ''' svs
ation, and no possible good could be nOp'u ..,.nen,
from agi,atngthe subject its indefinite pOs'i "a. en-
,,,,, on,os,d ~, tho Ground that the subJec' "''