Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-21

TO committee on Education; OF Rutland citiZenS
corps to Military committee OF Robert Wther-
spoon and others TO committee on Roads remon.
STRANGE of TOppan Stevens against the right OF
VIM. ii. Carter TO a seat, 10 committee on Elec-
tons; of Willard Reed and others to Land Tax
committee.
The committee on joint rules made report and
The rules we're adopted.
The Speaker announced the sanding commit
tees. AS fpllows
Ways and .MednS-Nlessrs Wnrdner Fox, Hem
ry Wright, Wheeock.
On Military Affairs -Nle,srs Cushman Barney,
Davis of Norwich Jones of Dover, Cooper.
Judiciary Committee Nessrs. lebard, Was
Garfield, Woodbridge, Colby.
Committee Of CldimS-ntssrs Van SickIen,
Smith of Berkshire Roscoe, Harris of Windham,
Stphen.
On Roads - .Messrs sprague, Wns'ow, Charlton,
Park Ai,en.
On Banks - Nlessrs Warner, Cobb of Strufford
Moves, Daniels, Henry.
On IHSoiuency--Nessrs. Saik, Dustin, Hollistr
Of MorshGed Sheldon, Webster Of Cabot
On .udnufaciWes - Nlessrs. Russ, ludloc'',
Pope. Phelps, Billings
On AgricuiiWe-Nlessr Chamberlain, Jones Of
Mansfield, Peck, Emery, Whitney.
Land Tar Committee McSsrs Guild, Powell,
Whteaw, Mcfarland, Bailey OF Lexington.
TO make up The Grand List-Nles,rs ilarwood,
MorlindaIe Field Rice, Briggs, NeedlIant Hyde,
utllc w htuln'i-IltlO, lcIlNY bhhs i''NC VI
Williamstown, Page of Corinlh Smuh Of lines
burgh, Stanton, Morse, MrLoud, Denhison Of
Burke, Stubborn. james, Brigham, Kinds, Lndd
OF Wocoti, Smith Of Barton, Flint oil Lowell,
Brooks, Could, I.add Of Giuud Isle, llHzrn.
General Co miice lNcssrs Bailey OF Gilmore,
Houghtou, Howe Of Vernon, Bogue, Slack, San
ford of Cornwall, Flint of Brninirre, jackson,
Kent, Chamberlain, Barr, S:mords, Wells, Kings
ley
On Education -.Ncssrs PrenIi>s, Bottum, Niles,
Penke Webster of Colchester.
DisiriJuiing Committee .hessrs. Wiley, New
ell, Bowe, Whipplc Bump, May, Le"venworh,
Douglas Of Waterbury, Bradley, Brigham, Ben
net, Rowell, Aldrich, llocomb.
On Bills .Nessrs Fullerton, Parker
On Stale Prison Messrs. SKATER, Pelthnnc,
Van Sicken, Cushnan, Barber of Enoshurgh.
On Reuison- Messrs. Garfield, Prentlss, Colby.
Committee 10 equdHze The Grand List hlessrs.
Sprague, Tute of Sandgac, Clark, Denlson OF
llarand, ekif, Taylor, Boardman OF Milton,
Keith, Morrill, of Danve, Cove, Small, Cum
mings, Graves, Mott.
Resolutions On the bankrupt law; mnde the
order for his afternoon. BY Mr. Sanborn, III
structing delegation il Congress to 90 tor AN eX-
tension for five years OF tho act of 1888, giving
pensions to widows; made the order for o.inor-
row morning. By Mr.. Peck. iustructiug the COM
ntee of Ways aud Means to inquire into tile ex-
pedency OF assessing the faculty aud libraries o
UIOicSSIOUdl Htui p'lsoIh' ny s'A' "'''N'i - -
yer, referring to tho same committee the eXpedi
ency of assessing polls at So; passed. Bl NJ
Bali, directing the same cOmultee 10 examine
and report upon The listing law passed. The
resolution on Rhode Island difficulties was taken
up aud passed, the mover having accepted IA sub
stitute, simply referring Tie subject To II sciec
committee of five. BY Mr. Peulbone, iasrucIlna
the committee on Education To Inquire into the
eXpedeucy OF fixing the first of hprl for the conl
mencement of two months schools supported hN
other than public money; laid upon the liable
The resolution relative to The grand st OF Wind
sor CO. being tai Q up, Nh Denison OF II moved t,
dismiss 1.-THE listers OF the couny having carrler
out the statute they understand II. Mr. Davi
OF N averred that The list was extremely unequal
and that the listers had not equalizer r., ms intend
ed by the statute: ho deemed The resolution ne
cessary, as the standing Committee could no
equallZe The list between towns. This Inc
quality, unless renedied, would stand tor D years
aud the remedy must be given here, rs the TINT
for the listers to act had passed. Mr. Wardne
said the listers had met in accordance with the ac
and had not altered Iht list thinking they cou,
not better il. M Pellbone deemed the rcsOlu
ton unnecessary, Mr. Wmslow opposed the mo
tlou to dismiss the listers had declined TO equaliz
! the list lie presented a table showing great Inc
! quality in the valuation OF land. .Hr llebnr
thought the law hid in this case been complies
with, and to undertake here To revise the action G
the l> :, looked like an appeal from the final d,
cisiun OF the case THIS case was rot within III
! reach of the House, and il it undertakes 10 assuu
power in this case II might be compelled to revls
The list OF every county. Mr. Shalter deemed III
intention oil lhs resolution 10 be TO amend le slu
ute, and therefore an anomaly IN Legislation
lie coucurred in The views OF Mr. llehnrd, and III
deed urged thar if The House could review til
lists of counlies so OF TO ms, and ofindlvldt
ais Mr. Davis could not nccede 10 lie senlInIcr
that the House could not undo what II had ulread