The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-11-22

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W o,t tho I'd section, which was adopted, and the
~ read a Sd time and passed. Altering LIST and I'd
roiol circuits; read Sd time and passed, l6 to 5.
addition to chap, 80 II. S.; Sd time and passed
n..,oc to the collection of taxes, reported by com.
finance; read Sd time and passed. Relating
,o nunishment Of capital crime, indefinitely post
pOncd
pesoluons--R Relating to the pay and mileage of
,,oo,bers of Congress; taken up when Mr. Munsill
moved to amend by inserting sc per day, and So
e. query 20 miles travel. Amendment supported
:. dshote by Messrs Cuts, Camp and Dillingham;,
.,oosed by Messrs. Sprague and Butler, and adop-
I'D 14to T, and the resolution, amended passed,
am. a. nays 0. Relating TO tariff indefinitely
.o.noned on motion of Mr. Briggs, II to IL
rrh.se were the resolutions introduced by Mr. Hub
T., and will be published in full in future pa
perl
HOUSE Mr. Starks moved to reconsider the vote
orvcs,erday, passing the Senate bill defining the
ahs of rreemen: the motion carried, 1903 to 81
rTfs bill among other things, requires students to
,sc ot their homes, not in the towns where they
3O only for the purposes Of obtaining educatonl
" N, pettbone moved to amend, by striking out the
~ nse repcaling the 10th Sec Of the election law
N ,,ried 100 to "a. Further discussion ensued by
,Ie,srs Prenss Villas, Cobb Of S., Cushman, Skater,
4 cobv, and Van Sicklen, and the bill was rejected,
"a lOS to &c.
The Senate returned the Imprisonment for debt
nil repeating the act ofIast year, in addition to
M a. cbap o. with an amendment, that it take effect
An from and after its passage concurred in.
81 Ennossed Bills. Relating to public accounts,
MA IN IF han
IA, to suits on bonds of directors of insolvent banks)
W and bill altering 9th and defining 80 sec, of chap. as
M RS passed.
M The Senate returned the bill relating to banks,
AK ,,hutered previous to '40,may come under the act
81 d\SM with an amendment to strike out the clause
S wbheaves those banks liable TO contribute to the
3 safety fund: amendment opposed by Messrs. Villas
IA and Garfield, supported by Messrs. Warner, Wood
BRIDGE Pettibonc, Cobb of s., and Shalter, and nom
concurtcd in, SIS to AS.
The Seuate came in, and sundry appointments
were made of justices of the peace. For the town
a GWaterrord, sundry nominations were made, pur-
porting to come from the county convention, and
signed by the chairman Mr. Ross objected, and
M stated that no convention has been holden to
biz knowledge Several members of the county
aied that they knew Of no meeting Of the conven-
# @n The nominations were rejected and the joint
@cably dissolved.
bills introduced From the senate, relating to the
objection Of taxes passed. Fixing time of holding
courts in Chittendcn equity, passed.
Ns Senate returned the bill in addition to sec II
(a Haon to sales of lands for axes,) with an a
M neadnal which was cOncurred in. Also, the bill
Tradition 10 chap. 29 X. S., with amendment,
Xhbnb rnIoti tn II
eNa m oney, with amendments, which con-
M ued in.
SENATE.-Evening. Resolutions, Relating to pay
members of Congress, and rcpuda'lon-lost
disagreement of the two houses amendments.
From the house, suspendng the collection of the
Eh due from the University of Vermont cencurred
HOUSE -Evcning. he Senate returned the
and list bill with amendments:
la Relative to deductions Of debts. the amend
pAlslkcs out the provision allowing persons 10
herogatcd under oath to debts.-Non concur
/ h
10 ID, adding section that debts shall not be
IS acted from personal property. Non concurred IN
81 3D. Adding a section for assessing merchants,
III anucs and manufactures not exceeding 800 for
IS sans in lieu of the manner now provided. Non
y blurred in
Ill M Adding section providing for appeals from
,n @h selcctmen; the 5th, connected Herewith:
" The 9Th providing to unrepresented towns Con
E. Fdm.
aN@quently the Senate insisted upon its amend
M Is and the House resolved 10 adhere to its dis
on CEMENT conference ensued, which resulted in
c' eement to the bill substantially, rejecting the
"ameNs of the Senate in which the House had
m RNONcuuea
Is vi introduced. From the Senate, constituting
" Education and general supervision of schools
+ ''u on the I'd reading.
P~S' BY committee Of claims, Senate resolu-
j. ''1'"e TO documentary history of this State,an
I"s the commission Of III. Stevens, rejected
. "'V' committee, in favor Of the resolution of the
y eoNdemning the doctrine of reputation as
: 'u IN some states, mississippi for instance. i
W" committee, a series Of resolutions the
""'ch were adopted without division, except