The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-15

or,nittee raised on resolutions from other
s,ates relating to the same subject. Oppo-
eod in debate by Messrs. llubbel and Hatch
snDported by Messrs. Cults, Briggs and la.
ton. A motion to lay upon the table and
Ike the order for tomorrow morning, by
lJr Hub5el, being negatived, the motion
e. lJr Cuts was carried, IA TO ~, and the
solution referred accordingly. From the
IIonse for adjournment without day on
Tr;5ay next, 5 o'clock A. NJ. Amended.
~ motion of Mr.. Eaton, by erasing the
'~a,Js - o'clock A. NJ" and the resolution
passed. ,u
Fnorossed bllls-in amendment of chap.
50 of Z. S, relating TO insolvent banks IN
addition TO chap. Al of r. s., relating to
EXECUTORS and trustees; in addition 10 chap.
20. relating 10 highways; relating TO the
stock of the Bank of Windsor; severally
read third time and passed
HOUSE.
Eagrosssd Bills. Reducing capital OF
hank ofMontpeier, in addition to act taxing
land, in Ayerv's Gore in Franklin county,
continuing in force act taxing lands in Go
sbcn, in alteration of sec. 2 chap. 81 r. s.,
severally read the third fine, and passed.
ResOlutiOas-Dy MI Barton, for adjourn
ment on Friday morning next: supported
l,y ucssrs. Barton, Garfield and Baker, and
adOp;cd. By the same, for evening ses-
SONS commencing 10 morrow evening
adopted. by the same, no bill TO be intro
duced after Tuesday; adopted.
Ut. Prentiss called up the bill relating to
banks and offered a substitute, providing
that The banks chartered previous to l940
may take advantage of the act of ls4O,save
The 39lh section, which was agreed 20 and
the bill ordered TO a third Sd reading.
MT. Woodbridge called up the bill amend
ing the bank act, providing that the banks
NAV redeem either in Boston or New York
and it was rejected on the third reading.
TUESDAY, Nov. 8, 1912
ENATE.
Reso 'utions-Relating to officers of the
General government holding offices in this
State. including the case Of MIR. Stowel'. a
postmaster, and late commissioner of the
deaf, dumb and blind called up by Mr..
Briggs. when MIR. Camp called for the rea-
ding of part of the written report on the
subject, recommending the payment 10 hlr
sioner, The Senate non-concurred with
the House in the resolution.
ReporiS--By Mr. Starr, Of the com. on
Executive communications, of Il resolution
against the abuse of the ranking privilege,
and in favor of reform in the Post Office
department; resolution lead and passed.
House bill in amendment of an act incor
poTating the Bank of Montpelier, reported
by MIR Sowles, with proposition of amend
nent, which was adopted, and the bill, re-
ducug lis capital stock TO $4,000, opposed
in debate by Mr.. Starr. Mr.. Diihngham
explained The amount in circulation, by al
uding TO the fact that this bank paid great
proportion Of the pensioners of this Stale,
fer The General government, in their own
bills, or in specie when demanded. Deduc-
ting this amount, and the circulation was
less than of many other OF our banks. Mr.
SP7aguc, after remarks, moved that the bill
be laid upon the table: opposed by MIR Dill.
ingham. and negativcd. when ihe bill re-
dqcing the stock to $50, 600, was read Sd
time and passed-Providing for geolog- |
zeal survey of the State. called up by Mr.. !
Sowlcs. and advocated bv hiessrs. Smalley |
and Sheldon, when Mr.. Hatch proposed an
amendment, providing that no money be
expended for the purpose until the present
Indebtedness Of the State is cancelled. Mr..
Snlalley hoped the bill would not be defea
ted BY tnis amendment. Amendment re-
Iec;ed, when Mr.. Sprague opposed the bill !
for the reason that nine tenths of his con-
s'ituents as lie believed, were opposed to
geological survey Of the state, though per-
sonaily he was himself in favor, and moved !
an indefinite postponemcnt OF the bill, de-
handing the yeas and nays on his motion
opposed BY Mcssrs. Starr and Eaton, sup
ported by Nessrs. Blodgctt and Sprague,
and negatived, yeas 6, nays II, when the |
rule for engrossment was dispensed with
aad the bill read Il third time, and, Mr.. |
Budget demanding the yeas and nays, it
passed. yeas IS, nays 5 Relating 10 Co
sien Turnpike Co.; relating to IA tax on
lands in Goshen; relating to tax on lands
N Avery's Gore; severally read a third time
and passed. Adj.
HOUSE..
Listing Lac.
The bin in addition to the listing Law was