Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-10-27

''"s liquors, referred TO The General Committee
% oohn e-i'Won, for compen sa,,on for iniures tc
crroa Dy The accidental discharge OF piece Of ord.
o,nk Of Poultney, for a reduction Of ia cnnai s,ocL
'oi,,'eu ~ me committee on hunks.
nP'MS 81 Committees. BY tiene,nl Committee in
md VI ",y,ing the name of Munloc to Woodbury..
t"pllhg 'hfee swarins of bees from attachment and
was ordered to Sd reading The Committee of
n ;spot'ent mat n their opinion they could take
W..oH"iz nee ut the claims Of VIM. d. Rhodes VIM
'"onnrv, Henry Robinson, Joseph D. Harwood,
addison poiter Jarius u. Co Inns and SyIvnnns RIM
,Jy, on the ground that by the law Of last YEAR the
cainanfsihnst fist apply the Auditor of Accounts
anu alter remarks by Mcssrs Crnndy Rice of s and
Everett the committee was discharged from them,
an me several bills were laid the table and the pc.
I''2hefs had leave To Withdraw their petitions Nv
Snu,c,nry committee, against the bill relative to prose-
n'ions Tor ,ioation of the license laws ton spurious
liquors audit was dismissed.
.Heso,hfoos by Mr.. Wh'cmore adopting tho
!nnt rules with the same amendments proposed by
me committee, provided that the PROCEEDINGS of The
r,, assem- " shal no, he published except b, vote
I" me 1Dnt assembly Mr. Whiftenore uraed The re-
foln'"n believing that il avoided the difference be-
tween i1e TWO Houses by steering between their con-
fir'ing claims. Mr.. Villas claimed that the DO ,ion
nsSoinen hy ihe House was rights that all the mem
's ac''d'n Ipint assembly on equal grounds and had
M "a aSt Of centrol over the journal nf that hndv
om, l'erfioreh would he utter " unjust for bare ma
t'V oil ne senate 10 control the go members of tho
,lois' lie was willing that the Senators shonld
we voice on the question of printing but i must
e on equal terms with the members Of The Hmso
nus ''s resolutions provided, and he was for it,
= resni ~ was unanimously adop,cd Bv Mr.
'lto4hs, inslr,cng the committee on military nf.
laHs !" ih'rc into the cSpedency of equippng Mt the
fN.'hsc" lie STATE, poor persons enrolled in the mi.
liza; prascd. BY Mr. Dewey, to suspcnd The reading
% NE journals each nlng unless called for BY
member: lost. -
"a moton of Mr., Grnndy. the vote # this morning
t'trnn the petition Of l0hn Gilman was reconsider
ed ana the petition nld on the table.
-, ~ ~ iL'ntes to H. Mr.. Grnndy introduced res
V"''.ph I'r committee 10 remind the Senate Of the
~ t'nre OF a I'nt resolution for Joint assembly at
~ clock tins ntornng, and that the House is rcnly
an lis part - 20 MO Joint assembly,; passed. and Mr.
''rlnfr was appointed the comniliee, who subse-
1isn'iv rsGnr'ri That he had performed this service
Al II, air l'ilnas sad the House had waited ono
h"'lr Tor me SENATE, which he believed reasonable
tue, anh therefore moved an adjournment. Mr.
H'nry monet The House would be liberal. and still
Wat. hohDn to adlDnrnlos
message was received from the Senate announc.
ing Their concurrence in the resolution ofhe House of
Yesterday adjoining jim, rules of Inst wear for the time
benz. The Senate came in and the following an.
n11tments were made
WIN. r. Bnrnh,m .Sarg,ani-at Arma
lTn. r Bnrnl1n H. II. r. Riker o. Seat. o.
David Pierce, iuditor ofaccounts against me Stats
Dnrli Pierce rs, Samuel b. Mat,ocks 100
Joseph Berry, Auaior in The Treasury Depart.
Joseph Berry l?l Daniel Cobb l0I Scn,Al
tle'nnn r. Smith Major General Is, Dirision,
''naniin The Senate retired and the House nd,
j,urncd.
.>-. - 2o'oLocK, p. NJ.
SENATE The select committee appointed on
ti1t part Of The overno's sage which relates TO
'he punishment OF capital crimes, reported bill re.
F'1yn9 IN nn,"i ins' year.; 'lii lad Oh tho table
bW-by Nr. Camp, defining the qualifications of
Eerrbns '''' ="
Mr. Br ggs called up the bill remoddeing the Jndi
carr, and the bill was read n third time The Senate
vert INTO committee Of the whole to consider this |
bill, when Mr. Cuts moved thai the bill be amended
by striking ont the word four" before "Circnits" |
N ms tI1A ,s.,r Il u
By Their chairman reported the hill TO the Senate and
asked leave to sit again leave granted. On motion
OF lir. Hnges, the Senate adjourn.
iOU SE-Mr. Field, of GIlflri asked to be dis |
charged from the General Committed on the ground
of Ill health: agreed to.
Hsporfs By the Judiciary committee, bill incorpo.
rating the Grafton Fire Co., AMI ii was ordered to a
5 reading.
To give thecommiliees opportunity TO dispose of lhc !
business ei'rc them, the House adjourned
snNATE.-prayer by the Chnpinin.
Alr T.. Allen presented petition of the trustees of
ne Troy Conference Academy, asking an amend. |
'nr't to their charter, that II members of the board
81 trustees may constitutes quorum; referred to COM
RWs.-Ry Mr.. Scott, providing for the settlement |
ogEstalesj Whenever any male person may die leav-
lg 10 w}do'y' or any female may die leaving hus
band the probate court may grant the whole nersonal
property TO the children if any survive provided i, |
shall not exceed $3.50; referred to the Judiciary com
Wy Mr. F4rr, providing for registry of voters; read
Harris for Joint assembly Tuesday at 10 o. cloc
A. NJ for the election of Superintendent, Chnpain |
and Directors Of the State Prison; laid on the table
From the House, to incorporate the Grafton Fire |
company read twice and referred to judiciary CON-
From the House. altering the name of the town Of |
Monroe te Woodbury.; read twice and laid on the |
table. From the House, relating 10 exemption from |
t1xaton; eXemptng swarms OF bees, read twice and
rsi-rrod TO com. on Agriculture.
RESOLUTION BY Mr.. A. Allen giving the Trea surer
liberty take books from the State Library: REFER
tJll 3. Ern,t, Tho
ing our members Of congress to enieavor to procure
the passage If law provitng for the reduction of the
pay o Congress to s. day and 81 FIR every twenty
miles travel. referred u finance. From the
House fr l'Ini assembly this afternoon nj o. clock
FIR hf election Of Brgadler Gen. in place of BRIG
Gea II. Il NTH, prom1,el; passed
Mr.. BrIIIs called up the bill amen ling chan CT r
s., providing for the maintenance Of llleal,imate
ci.liren)ait was recommirted to the judiciary com
mitlee.
Mr.. Camp called up the House resolution on ioin,
rules, and observed that it was very necessary a this
tnr that there should be Joint rules especially MS the
fwo houses were daily receiving communications from
the Governor for the Of The General Assembly
md the resolution now called up provided for Joint
c"inm''ee of the two houses, to whom may be refer
red all suca communications. He did not recognize
the ground assumed by the House that the io,nt as
srmhy c9ui9 direct the printing of the journal of the
1int assembly for he believed that body had no mower
10 appropriate money IN any case; that money could
oY'l be appropriated by the acton Of the two houses in
their separate capacy 1t followed of course that he
sli oac'ed TO the first amendment; but, having cal
led up The resolution for the consideration Of the SEN
ate, he felt conscious that he had discharged his ap.
proprhte duty in relation 10 the subject and should
leave to other Senators to indicate the proper course
tf proceeding.
iIr. Butler novel to strike on, the first amend
rent, which provides that the journal of the oin. a.
-,m'y shsll not b. printed unless ~ ,ote of The
two no ses in JOINT assembly, pass 3D. The resol,.
ION was then concuTred in
message was receve, nom the Governor nm
n'gn;lns thai vaaoncy had occurred in the Sd Bri
gaze ny NE promotion of Big, Gen. Smith
NJ. Butler called IN the bill repeating the &C, Of
last year relating to The punishment OF capital crimes
air. Butler moved 10 amend by Inserting the fol.
loving provisions:
Aay person convicted Of capital crime and sen,en.
cei to suffer death shall be sentenced to solitary con
fnenrnt in the States Prison. until the punishment
shu b. inflicted No person, so sentenced shall BIZ
executed until one year has passed from the sentence
ana the court, which pronounced the ,entence shall
issue the warrants II shall be the duty the said cour
WITHIN SIX months after the expiration Of the wear Il
Issue hlr warrant for the execution of the crimna
within The walls of the State Prison unless The Lens