Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-27

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| The Senate retired, and the House proceeded
with business.
Mr. Henry called up the bill relative 10 prose.
culions of inn-keepcrs, &c. for violations of tie
license law, violations ri the 23d, 9th and 25th
sections may be prosecuted before justice of the
| peace, on complaint Of a town grand juor) mo-
ton being to reconsider the vote dislnissng the
bill motion carried and the bin was support.
ed 10y Alessrs. Grandy, Warner, Folsom and Da.
Wis OF NJ, and opposed by Messrs. llibbnrd, Rice
OF Somerset, and Sherwood, when motion to
dismiss was carried-ayes SO, NOES &c.
! The Senate amendment TO the resolution of the
House Mr.. Whiuemore's) Oh joint rnles was non.
! cOncurred in.
| Adjourned.
SENATE.
| 2ocLocK, p. NJ.
| Reports Of Committees. Mr.. Dnou, from the
committee on Education, to which was referred
that part ot the Governors message which relates
10 education, reported hll establishing Il Board
ut Education, TO consist Of FIVE, of which the Gov
ernor shall DC the President, and The remaining
four to he elected by the Legislature; it shall be
The duty of this board to collect information from
lall parts OF the state concerning education con-
cerning the manner o! building, warming and ven
tilnlng school houses; concerning The condition
OF schools, and all other information that may
touch this SUBJECT real twice and ordered TO he
lengrosscd and read third lime. Mr.. Briggs from
'''o ""hib''y '"lnhHtttc ItVOIlBu UNI tlOOSe Dlll
refining To the sale of property on execution; laid
on the table. by Mr.. Briggs, from the same com.
inlitee, The bill relating TO trustee process With
amendment authorizing the county courts to ap.
point commissioner to take the disclosure of
lirlsiee ont OF court; amendment adopted read
n third lime ard passed. BY Mr.. Dnlion, from the
committee on Educalion to which was referred
the pe'rlon of the Young men of Troy Confr-
ence Academy, reported that no eeisatol was
necessary petitioners had leave tn withdraw their
petition. Mr.. Scott, from the same committee, TO
which was referred the petition of the Trustees
oil Tie Troy Conference AcWlemy, asking an Il
men lmrnt that Z members of their board may
constitute Il quorum, reported Till granting the
pray cr ot the petitioners read twice Nh. But
| Ier from The judiciary committee reported the
House hill extending the jurisdiction Of justices of
the peace on trustee Process laid on the table,
Mr.. Field, from the committee on Road report
Ell the House bill amending chap. % Il. 81 with
IN opinion that the hill ought not to pass ; II third
reading was refused. Mr.. Scott, from the com
mee on Education, to which was referred res
olulion instrucIing that committee enquire into
the eXpedicncy of authorisng the treasurer TO
take hooks from The library, reported that no le-
gisatlon WIS necessary Mr. Briggs from The Ju-
dietary committee, reported the hi relating 10 as
sgnnent Of properly, with amendments which
were adopted, and the bill laid on the table,
MIR. A. Alien called up the petition the mhab-
itants of the town of Benson, and moved that The
petiuon be referred 10 the Senators from Franklin
county. Mr.. Sergeant moved that lhe petition be
referred to select committee Of three ! il was so
referred
Bills from The House. Relating to licences TO
retailers OF spirltnous liquors referred to commit
tee raised on petition Of the inhabitants OF Brat
tleboro'. Relating to the Incorporating Fire In
snrance companies referred to committee on
Manufactures. Relating to the fees of Inspector
! OF beef and pork referred 10 committee on Ag-
rcullure. Altering tho name OF William Gibson
! 9th referred TO committee on the petition of S.
| II Culhnn. Incorporating The New York g. Cham.
plain Steamboat Company; referred to commit
tee on Roads and Canals. Incorporating the Vt.
Central Rail Road Company referred 10 commit
| tee on Roads and Canals. Relating to the colec-
lion OF arrearages of highway taxes referred to
committee on land taxes.
| Resolution from The House. Directing The Libra
ran TO deliver TO the Representatives OF each
town, one copy of the l4th vol OF VI. Reports,
and one copy OF each subsequent vol. received for
such purpose; concurred in.
| On motion of Mr.. Briggs the Seuate Adj
HOUSE.
! Bills introduced. BY Mr. Stacy, relative to Ell.
! CINE No. 3 in Burlington, which Mr.. 5. explained
and advocated, and It was referred TO the Judicial
ry committee. BY Mr.. Henry, to pay Simeon
lierrck for repairs off fied-pece, which was
terred to the committee on military affairs.
| Special order. The PHssumpslc and Connect.
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with Mr.. Davis amendment, was made the order
! for Tomorrow morning.
Engrossed Bill Regulating imprisonment of
trustees passed.
Reports ofcommHseS. By judiciary committee,
against the bill regulating trials before justices
| of the peace, and II was rejected on the 2d read
! ing. by the committee on agriculture, against
blu in alteration OF chapter ITO revised statutes
trelalive TO silk and il was dismissed; also on The
two bills on tilat subject, that i, Is ineXpedIent TO
grant bounty on wheat al this time, and the bills
were dismissed, 81 to 66. BY committee of Ways
and Means, the bill to credit the town of Ripton
with the opinion that there was no law in force
when the lax was granted, TO except towns from
! the State tax, and tile bill was dismissed BY com
| inltIec on military affairs, asking TO be discharged
from the petition Of John SLATER and others, which
was granted Mr. Davis of N. moved TO refer the
| petition 10 the judiciary committee. Opposed by
Mr.. Hubbard, and on motion of Mr.. Harrington,
the petition was dismissed OH the ground OF con-
tempt 10 members of The House.
| Mr.. Henry moved 10 reconsider the vote of
! yesterday ordering the BraIeboro' and Fitch
burgh rail road bill TO I'd reading, in order 10
propose an amendment similar 10 that made yes
| Ierday TO the Centre rail road bill. Mr.. White
more moved to 10y the motion on the table and
make il tho order for tomorrow afternoon. lie
wished time to consider the matter. Mr.. Henry
opposed the motion, for the reason that it would
defeat the object of the econsideralon-lhat is
by this delay, the lime for moving reconsidera.
lion OF the vote on Mr.. Davis amendment would
have elapsed Mr.. Rice, of Somerset supported
the notion asserting that new amendments could
be proposed to the bill and therefore it would be
unnecessary to reconsider the vote rejecting that
of Mr.. Davis. Ayes los, noes 6l--so the motion
was laid on the table. by committee OH manu-
iacturess bill incorporating the Lincoln Iron Co.
with an amendment, which was concurred in and
the bill ordered to Sd reading
THE JUDICIARY BILL.
MIR. Harrington called up the bill relating 10 the
Judiciary, and moved TO fix the salary OF Judges
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