The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-28


financial system of the extra session of 1911 was to
be adopted As that system had not been carried
out, he thought the bankrupt law unnecessarily
Tho resolution was then adopted. ayes 100, noes 4.
Bal intrOlucst--By Mr. Winsow, for relic
Of the town Of POmGret, to apmlze real estate ut
Sl3 per acre on the list of 1922 referred to COM
milice to make up the Grand List,
The Governor communicated snndry documents
relating to the State Prison, which were laid on
the table and ordered to be printed.
Adjourned.
2o'CLoCK, p. NJ.
SEJATE.-BHls- BY MIR Hatch, relating to
claims against the state. BY MIR Cuts, relating 10
the insane poor.
ResolutionS-From the House, relating TO tho
National bankrupt law; laid upon the table on mo-
ton of Mr. Briggs. BY Mr. Butler, relating To fees
before auditors courts and referees; passed, and
referred to committee on Finance.
Reports of committee on The Judici0ry-Adverse
to the resolution relating to the extension of jail
limits, and to the resolution for extending jursdc-
lion Of Justices in cerlan cases,
Message, from the Governor, communicating
public documents from sundry states; referred to II
select committee of three. Adj.
lIOUSE.-The Speaker appointed as committee
on the petition of Moses Waln2f, Messrs Billings.
Howard of Andover, Slack.
BITS iRtrOluccd-Ry Mr. Keith, regulating
choice of town representative providing for nd
iourncd meetings from day 10 day, and no ballot
ing to he had after 10 ut night preferred to judi
ciary committee BY Mr. Davis of N. to reduce
expenses of the State Prison, referred to the Gen
eral committee.
The Senate came in, and the joint assembly
made the following appointments;
llon. Wm llEBAtD, 18th Asst Judge Sup,
Court.
[For Mr. IIeblrd 1873, fer Hon Daniel Kellogg
rs, Charles Iinsley l.
JAMES Mem. SKATER Secretary of State.
[For Mr. Shalier 1879, J. L, Marslon 49, &, l.,
Knapp 6, scattering .
DAVID PIERCE, Auditor of accounts agains,
the state,
[Dayid Pierce lSo, Samuel b, Matlocks lib,
scattering 2
JOSEPH BERRY, Auditor in the Treasury De-
parmeni.
TIoseph Berry 1873, Daniel Baldwin ll21
The Senate retired and the House adjourned.
THURSDAY, UCT 20.
NtTE.--praycr by the chap0n.
CoMmitice on communications FROM other states
Messrs Starr, Bartlett and Eaton,
BHs-By Mr. Butler relating to fees Of refer
ees, auditors and witnesses, twice read aud refer
red TO the committee on iinance--by Mr. sheldon
relating to fox certificates twice read and referred
TO the committee on fnnnce--by Mr. Eaton rela-
ting to duties of shcrils providing severe penal
" fbr lampcriug with nrors) in certain cases, re-
pored by the committee on the judiciary. with
proposuls Of amendment, which were considered
in committee Of the whole, Mr. Camp IN the chair,
and adopted and the bill, rs amended, repeated to
the Senate, further considered, debated hy NIcssrs
Briggs, Bartlett, Dlodgc,', Dillingham;, and laid on
the table.
Senate went into joint assembly,
BiH, BY Mr. Iluhhe, to incorporate the st. Al
bans steam mill and transportation company twice
read and referred 10 committee on manufactures
Senate adj
HOUSE. Ellis iqlrGlucG}A-by Nir Howe, Of
Vernon in addition to listing law; referred to COM
pli,,co 10 cuua'iae the Grand List Dv Mr. Car
pcner, to incorporate Bank of Orange County; re-
icrred TO committee on hanks, by llr Whipplc,
for relief of town Of SWinglied; referred 10 COM
10 make up the grand list. By Ilr Cotton, in adj
dilion TO the several militia acts relating TO col
lection Of fines; referred TO Military committee
Nv Mr. Van Scklin, to prevent Illegal voting nj
lreemen's meetings. referred 10 Judiciary commit
tee. By Mr. Slatler, providing for payment for
damages in laying out highways, in addition to
chap. 20 r. s.; referred to committee on Roads.
ResoIuioas-By Mr. lioughton, Of Stamford,
ms to the eNpedicncy of extending Jurisdiction of
Justices Of the peace m cases OF debt; passed, Ky
Mr. Davis of N, n''ruCllng com. Of Ways and
Means to report bill securing promp, account
ability Of accounting officers; passed. BY Mr. Bal
ker, rejecting the copies Of the Directory furnished
on nccoun, Of the accidental omission Of the SEN
utor from T.amoilic county; laid on tire table
Report---By committee Of Elections, that John
H. Madison, Of Glastonbury, had not resided in
That town one year previous to his election accom-
pnnied by a resolution That said Madison is not
entitled 10 n seat in the House. MIR Harrington
moved 10 recommit ,--sustnincd by Mr. PciIbonc,
who moved instructions for the hearing Of certain
testimony, proving that Mr. Madison attended n,
the hour and place for taking testimony, that no
magistrate was present, that he CNintllSou waited
one hour and forty inmates, and drplrtcd, and
that the testimony was taken after his departure.
Nessrs Garfield and Woodbridge opposed the mo-
ton, arguing that the admission of this testimony
made no difference in the case; Mr. MattiSon had
not waited reasonable time for the taking Of the
testimony After some explanations by Nlr Shat.
ter the motion TO recomu was Withdrawn, but
subsequently renewed by Nlr Villas, with ns;ruc-
,lnns 10 admit testimony taken before the mngs.
,rate Before any question was taken, the Senate
came in, and the following appointments were
mndd:
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
WIN. Bridges, Jaise Of Pro'ai' for The Dis. Of
Georgia.
CALEDONIA COUNTY
E I19,o r. , p Chase assistant Justices
james Roberts, ir., Danville Sheriff.
Nathaniel Perkins, Higt Boily.
Theron Howard, States AHy.
Samuel 3. Mat,ocks, Jrigr of Probate.
Geo. W. Drew, Archclaus Sils, Saml b. MAJ
tocks, Jail CON.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Joseph Sawyer, Assistant Justices.
Charles Sampson,
Andrew A. Sweet, Montpelier, Sheriff.
Anthems Robbins, High B1HG
Oramel IT, Smith. Sioie's .qHy.
hzael Spalling, Juige Of Probaic.
Daniel Baldwin, Harry Richardson, Cyrus Ware.
Jail Com.
ORLEANS COUNTY