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

Of Miller, and the bill'was opposed by Messrs Vi
las, Pelbone aud Harrington as unconstitutional,
Unnecessary and inpolnic MIR Garfield admitted
its conslituliunuy but was against the bill on the
ground of impolicy; Messrs Woodbridge and
Preniiss supported tho bill,--bI rejected. By
comnlttee of cmims, against petition Of Joseph
Il. HARDWOOD, and 1t was recommitled wiki III
struclions TO report bill. BY Judiciary commit
tee against repenling act requiring licenses for
tictualng SHOPS Till supported 10y Messrs. Van
Scklen x Stark opposed by Mrssrs Woodbridge,
Garfield, Davis OF ~, Harrington aud Shallcr aud
dismissed. by committee of claims, against the
petition of Edward G. Bubcock, aud he had leave
to withdraw bill 10 pay town Of Alburgh, laid
on The liable.
Bills Introduced BY Mr. Spaldiug, repeating
all militia ncis now in force, and 10 take Imuied
aie ell ret referred TO general committee. BY NJ
Brooks, 80 pay Az,riuh Webb $50, referred 10
committee at g anus.
RSDlniiDn by Mr. Pstlibpnr, referring so much
OF To" GoWrll uessnge hs iclairS IL the Veto
power, to the select committee on that subject;
passed.
Tue Governor hy message, communicated the
report OF Henry S evrus, Esq. on The claims ol
Vermont on the u. States, which was referred 10
tie committee ot wave aud nlrans.
hlcsSrS Canlirid, Cuhy aud Nnys were nppoin.
ted nn the report on the Essex Bank.
THE .NeWbUy Case. Or motion Of Mr. Sprngur
the vote OF ynsleW2y was RECONSTRUCTED, and
the muucr was again referred to committee of f.
lrctuns. IL was stated that Il certificate Of notice
las been lonnd.l Adj
Correction Tho bin 10 pay Lyman Lane, yes
'craay, was oPf0sei, not supported by Mr Bailey
OF Emore
2o'cLocK, F. NJ.
SENATE.
BWs-Eugrossed, relating to actions Of scre
facas read third lime and passed In addition
..,I.,, Il,
third time ana passed. Defining the 4th and 5l
clauses of list sec. 47th clap. Il. 5. read tIir
Time and passed. House bill, relating to the
boundary line between the towns Of Salisbury and
Leicester; called up Ivy Mr. Briggs, read third
time and passed.
Message, from the Governor communicating
the report Of Henry Stevens, Esq, Agent for as
ccrlainiug the claims of this State upon The Un-
ted States for revolutionary services, which report
was read, and referred TO Joint committee Of both
houses
BM-ExtenAing the jurisdiction Justices of
the peace in certain cases; taken up and further
debated by Mr. f.. Allen, ia favor when MIR Briggs
renewed the motion Of indefinite pospunemen,.
MIR Sheldon in concise manner, expressed his
views against the bill followed by Messrs. Barrel
and Nlunsell on tie same side, when the bill was
Indefinitely postponed.
Mr. Hubbel moved Il reconsideration Of the vote
refusing third reading OF the hill repeating sec.
%, chap. So or Il. :. vote reconsideled, and the
bill, on motion of Mr. Briggs, laid on the table.
On motion of Mr.. Stevens, the Senate, I'd
journed
HOUSE.
EagroSSed BW-From the Senate, relative 10
taking testimony passed.
Mr. Davis, Of ~, called up the bill relative TO n
mendmenls of the constitution, and 800 copies
were ordered TO he printed.
Bills iniroduced-By Mr. Warner, to enable the
snfey fund banks 10 come under the banking act
OF 1910: referred TO the committee on Banks.
Reporis-By committee on Banks, against viii
repenllng proviso Of 24th sec OF the banking act
Of $40, Ithat reIinqushins lilo one per cent. tor
merry payable to the State, it the banks redeem in
Boston j hill supported by Me;srS Pellibore and
Cobb, Of =, opposed by Messis " arner, Sprague
aud Garfield when, at the mot u Of Mr. llarring-
ton supported by .Uessrs Niles aud Peck tie bill
was laid on the table. BY com. ON Agriculture,
Senate bill in addition to chap. 60 r. :. (polntoeS
and apples 10 be measured same us charcoa) md
it wGs ordered 10 a third reading. BY committee
of claims, hIll to pay Joseph b. iarwood, sup
ported hy Mes.rs Garfield and Peck, opposed 10y
Mcssrs Skilf. Baker, Cushmnn and Van SickIcn
and dismissed BY general committee, in amend
ment OF chap. l07 r. =. with amendments. The
first amendment WIS 10 strike out The section re-.
ducug the salary of assistant secrenIirs OF House
and Senate, Secretary vi Governor aud cugrossng
clerk To 81 per day aud 10 cents per mile travel
| opposed hy Mr. Villas and rejected Amer rrirc-
ton Of other amendments. MIR Prcnt,s m"vcd to
dismiss the hIiI: opp>ed 10y Messrs Rice aud Vi
lus aud negavrd. 40 III.
MI Morrll at ID. Gated up tie Hill TO pay John
A. stanton and others SGO0 aud it was read tho
iiir time aud laid on the table.
Mr. Phelps Of Troy asked leave OF absence af
ter tomorrow: granted. Adjourned.
SENATE.
| . n. an
| Prayer by the chaplain.
The President of the Senate announced the
| following committees
On Public Documents Messrs. Camp, Smalley
aud Green
On s. avery Messrs Briggs, A. Allen and Shell
den.
On the report of II. Stevens Esq, relating tc
revolutionary claims Messrs. Camp Smulley and
! Briggs.
Bills. From the house, in addition TO chap. Il
OF the r. Statutes reported hy Mr. Briggs, of The
committee OH the judiciary, and land on the nlle
on motion OF Mr.. llulIhel--in addition to an ac
to repeal pau OF chap. 80 OF the X. Statutes, re
ported by Mr. Barielt,oi the conlrnitlee on finance
opposed Ivy Mr. TOwnsley. supported Ivy Mrssrs
Dillingham;, Duuon, Bartlett read 81 dine aud pas
sed--leIaling TO the Bank of Newbury, rept riet
Il by MIR Starr, OF the committee on banks, without
amendment, opposed 10y Messrs Tvwusley, Eaton
Butler, A. Allen, and Hatch, supported by Nj
Bartlett, Ond Its passage negaved, yeas nays "a
laying tax on the county of ChilIenden, re-
ported hy the select committee in favor Of il,
passage, laid on the table aud made The order fol-
"Wednesday next, on motion of Mr. Smaley.
Reports. by Mr. Bartlett, on the resolution re-
lang to the reducing OF salaries of officers of h
State with the opinion Of the committee udyers,
to reducing The salaries referred to.
Resolution. by MIR Bodget, insruciing tn,
committee on Elections, to report, Tins afternoon
such facts rs may he in their possession, reatiu,
to the question whether any officer of the gerer
al government is holding seat in the Senate
passed.
Bill From the House, in addition 10 chapte
% Of the X. Statutes. reported by The commute,
on the judiciary, adverse to lis passage, aud rejec
ted.
Message, from the Governor, transmitting ih'
report of The commissioners 10 visitthe Uuiversi
| IY of Nermnnt. mud Iln nrnrrrIinns of n nIiliInr,