Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-18
MONTPELIER, NOVEMBER Is, ts4e.

stock in one bnuk owned by another bank gran
ted, and the bill WINS three times read and passed.
EngrosSed Bills. To credit town OF Guildhall
in addition to chap. so r. S. Tor prosecution of
bonds, &c. against directors OF insolyent banks j
in alteration OF chap. 25 X. s. laltering judicial
circuits; repeating sec. 2 chap. 90 X. S. 1.-THE sec
ton repealed limits jurisdiction Of justices in trus-
tee process y relating to the collection Of state tax
es; altering the names of the persons therein
mentioned TO equaze privileges OF the inhahlt-
ants of this state; in amendment OF act relating
TO Supreme Court reports (salary Of reporter re-
duced 10 5000 y fixing salary ofthe librarian re-
ating 10 the stale library from the Senate, de-
timing the rights Of freemen, &c. to repeal sec. 2
OF act Of 1915 relating to Winooski Turnpike,
supported by Messrs Holden, Davis Of N. end
Keith, aud opposed by Messrs. Prenliss, Shaiter,
Sprogue, Garfield and Winsow, ayes 90, noes s5;l
relating to school taxes,-severay pissed.
Bills introduced From the Senate, relating to
deaf, dumb, blind and insane, Che Governor 10
perform The services of commissioners, and re-
ceive therefor 500 per annun,) and 1t was pass
ed in alteration of sec, chap. 81 ION Limitation
of ucons extending time TO six years,) aud il was
rejected defining 32d sec. chap. as r. s., refer
led to Judiciary commltes; to pay John s. Pet
tibone ST2, referred to committee on claims.
Resolution From The SENATE to procure coIlec.
ton and arrangement of papers connected with
the eary history OF the sta,e, and 10 continue the
commission of Henry Stevens, in relation TO rev.
olulonary claims tclcrrCdto committee on claims.
Adjourned.
SATURDAY, Nov. H. 1912.
SENATE.
Prayer 10y the chaplain.
Tine amendment offered by Mr. Porter, which
WINS reported in proceedings Of Senate of Thurs
day Hernonn, proposed TO assess mechanics, man
uiaclurers, and merchants, according To their re-
specIive gains, in the judgment of the listers, not
exceeding $l00 but that they should not be as
sessed in any other way for tloir stock in trade.
Opposed in debate 10y Mr. Hatch
Bills To eGuaIize the privileges OF tic iuhah-
uuts Of ibis State, dispensing with freehold quail
tcutious. M Briggs moved to substitute COR its
title, "rela,ng to freehold qualifications :" amend
mtnt adopted and the bill read third iiuie and
passed Repeating sec. 2, chap. ~ Il =, relating
to jurisdiction of Justices in trustee process, repor-
ted by cont, adverse to its passage, aud rejected.
In amendment OF sec. ., chap. Is X. -, reported
Ivy con-, with proposal to amend 10y Strising out
the 81 srctIon, which was adopieI, aud lie hill
read 81 time aud passed. Altering lst aud 81
judicial circuits read 3D. time and passed lG to
D. In addition To chap. 81 K. s.; read Il 3tl tune
und passed Relating IT, the collection oi taxes,
reported 10y com ON Finance renh II 81 tlue and
ptSeed. Ia amendment OF chap. !S II. =, relating
to the State Library: directing the Ireusiitrr TO
credit The town OF GuildInll the sum mentioned
FIXING salary OF libratan; scVeraIly rend 3 time
aud passed, To amcud sec. %, chap. 81 Il. 5. /;
rejected. To repeal an net therein mentioned;
indefinitely postponed. In addition to chap. y
X. ). ;nmemded. aud ordered to he cugros,cd. Re.
laIing to repair Of highways; indefinitely pospo-
ued Relating To lie punshnIen of capital crimes !;
indefinitely postponed. In addition to an act reu-
Ting 10 Banks indefinitely postponed. 70 repeal
see. Is, chap. OF X. >. indefinitely postponed.
To pay Zaiuck Thompson the sum mentioned |;
returned from the liuusc, with an amendment, in
which the Senate resolved to concur.
ReSOi,tlions Relating to the pay aud mileage Of
members OF Congress Iaken up, when Mr.. Mum
sill moved to amend 10y inserting SO per day, and
So for every 20 miles travel. Amendment sup
ported in definite by Mcssrs. Cuts, Camp and Dill
linghnn opposed by Messrs. Sprague and Butler
and adopted, IA to Z, and the resolution, us amen
ded passed, yeas 81, nays 0. Relating to a tariff ;
Indefinitely postponed, on motion oil Mr.. Briggs,
I2 10 u. These were the resolutions introduced
by Mr. Hubbe, aud will he published in full in a
future paper. Relating 10 The seat Of Senator A..
Allen. reported by countn. OIL Elections, alleging
that Mr. A. had resigned his office of Postmaster
previous TO his election as Senator, aud was emit
tied to his scut: taken up, when MIR Briggs moved
an indefinite posponCment. Upon this motion a
debate ensued OF the merits of lhe question, and
the facts in the ruse supported by MIR Camp, on
the ground HAT Senator Allen had complied with
the requirements OF his commission and The rules
of the Department. 10y doing nlI in lis power, by
resignng his commission, and surrenderng his
papers opposed by Mr. Smaey. who commended
that esignaOn and hundlng over at papers did
not amount to censng TO be Poslma>ter,-lhal
nothing short Of an actual ucceptatioA OF the res
ignniiun, or removal by the Postmaster General,
could render The Individual eligible, under exist
ing laws to a seat in the Senate After further re-
marks by Mr. Butler, opposed and Mr. MunsilI, i'll
favor, without taking the question the Senate
Adjourned
HOUSE
pruvar hv Tho Rev MIR Rallnu
Mr. u ardner moved 10 RECONSIDER the vore of
last evening rejecting the bill to pny Zndock
Thompson supported by Messrs Wnrduer Wins,
Davis of N, Pctiibone, Peck, Van Slcklen, Prem
iss, Garfield, Colby Baker, harrington aud Tracy,
opposed by Messrs. Coih Of >, Keith, Sprague
aud Barton, and carried lS 10 SO MIR Peck then
nluvcd an amendment, reducing the sum from
$500 to $3.50: opposed by Mcssrs Wins Tracy,
Wnrdncr Woodbridge ami CuSIimsn, supported
by Mr. Spragne, aud lost, ~ To 49, The bill
was then passed, los To 90.
MIR stark moved 10 reconsider the vote Of yes
terday. passing the Senate bill defining the rights
of ireeinen: alter discussion by .fessrs. Villas,
Caniehl, Woodbridge, Pelibone, Sprague, Bal
ley of f., Stark, Rice, Foster of b., Baker, War
ner, Harrington, Van Sicken and Webster of e.,
the motion was carried, Iuo TO 81. This ball, a.
inong other things, requires students to vote at
their homes, not in The lowns where they reside
only for The purposes Of obtaining All education |
Alter further discussion Wy hessrs WAS, NoyeS,
Peutlbole aud Woodbridge, MIR Peltibone moved
to amend, by striking out the clause repeating tho
10Th sec. OF the election law,carried, 100 10 "a.
Further discussion ensued by .hessrs Prentiss,
Villas, Cobb of s., Cushnnn, ShalIer, Colby, aud
Van Scklen, and the bill was rejected, los 10 60.
Adjourned
. O'clock, p. NJ
SENATE.
Notwithstanding 10 the seat Of Mr. A. Al
len, The question OF indefinite postponsmehi,
pending at the adjournment, was further discuss
ed Ivy Nh Starr, in favor, and negalived, 3 TO 8,
and lhe resolution Of the minority of The commits
lee of elections that Mr. Allen was not entitled to
his scat, passed, yeas 10, nass7
BlHS-Io pay John 3. Peubone amendment
of the House concurred in, and the bill passed,
yeas 10, nays 10, the President giving the casting
vote in the affirmative. Relating TO The Winooski
Turnpike Co.. reported by com. on roads and Gu