Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-09


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CALEDONIA COUNTY
Samuel y Nsuocks, Judge Of Probate
WINDSOR COUNTY
Geo T.. Wales. Judge Of Probate for the dis
iticl OF Ilanfird
Samuel Warren, Lyndon A. Marsh, Nahum
Haskell Jail Commissioners
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
Cyrus Ware. JAIL Commissioner
CtllTTENDEN COUNTY
David X Pangbofn jail Commissioner
The join, assembly adjourned to g. p IN Mon
day next
Mr. Harrington very briefly supported, and
mr. Folsom opposed the judiciary bill, when 1t
was rejected on the Sd reading, i22 TO 81.
Resolution From The Senate, for join, as
scmby Tuesday next 10 O'Clock a. m. to elect
Judges of the Supreme Court; passed Adj.
SENATE
Monday, Oct 30.
Mr. Duuon called up the bill relating to as.
sienmenis. which was read third time on mo-
lion the Is; section was amended By inserting
general before assignment The bill then pass
ed.
HOUSE
Bills introduced BY mr. Folsom, relating TO
election Of town representatives,, TO be elected by
plurality on the 81 ballot, referred 10 the gen.
eral committee.
Resolutions BY mr. Guild instructing the ia.
dietary committee 10 inquire into the constitution
atty and expediency Of taxing bachelors for the
support OF INDECENT maiden ladies' passed BY
mr Rice Of Somerset, for Thanksgiving day to be
appointed by the Governor (not fixing day J
passed.
SENATE
2 o'clock, p m.
he tbor len III
Governor to uppoin, such day as he may think
fit as day of Thanksgiving, with a preamble
for the proprie,y and fitness of such an appoint
inent
| The resolutions reported bv the select commit
tee raised on that part oftho Governors message
which relates TO slavery, were read The reso-
lutions were then severally adopted except the
sth, which was rejected
HOUSE.
! Bills introduced From the Senate, relative to
assignments; referred to judiciary committee
| Engrosscd Bills Relating to the militia, ire
storing the acts of 81 and '3o with amendments 4
mr. Peck moved TO commit and amend, so that
companies may retain their present uniforms,
which was agreed to and the bill passed.
HOUSE.
Tuesday, Oct 81
| Reports Of Committees BY judiciary com
mittee, that it is not expedent or constitutional to
tax bachelors for the support Of INDECENT maiden
ladies'
The Senate came in, and the following cleo
! tiors were made
| Hland Hail Of Bennington, Bank Commits
scner and Bank Committee.
CHARLES X. WILLIAMS,
ChiefJusticc of the Supreme Court,
STEPHEN RoycE,
ISAAC r REDFIELD, Assistant
Milo l., BENNETT. Justices.
/ DANIEL KELLOGG,
i [Ihe three FIRST were elected unanimously on
the 4th mr.. Tracy nomnrted Gen Kellogg, stat.
ing that he was the choice of that judicial dstr ct
and the nomination was confirmed with few dis
sentlng voces,]
SENATE.
2 o'clock, p m.
The bill remoddling the Judiciary was indeG
nitely postponed.
HOUSE
The Senate came n and county appointments
being completed, the JOINT assembly was dissolv
: ed
Mr.. Harrington called up the petition of the
bank of Poulney for reduction of its capita
stock, and moved to recommit it with instructions
TO the committee to report bill. Supported b,
messrs Villas and Harrington, who said there haC
hood of the bank
Mr. Henry opposed the motion, observing tina
the Poultney bank had now as great circulation
in proportion to its capital, as any other bank il
the State
The motion TO recommit prevailed
SENATE.
Tuesday Evening, Oct 81
Reports Of Committees The bill relating Il
the rights and qualifications of voters, was indefi
ntely postponed
The bill relating to the grand list, in alteration
+ OF an act approved Nov. /, ls4l, was passed.
HOUSE.
Reports Of Committees By committee OF
Banks, bill relating to the Bank of pouliney ire
!. ducng capital to s50000l and il was ordered t,
|. a third reading. BY general committee, arains
bill relating the election ofown representative
providing for an election by plurality in certai
is cases and il was supported by mr.. Folsom AM
dismissed Bill fixing time for holding courts i
I, Rutland and Windham counties amended b
m striking on, all relative to Rutlan1 county. and
was ordered to third reading
N The bill relating to bank Of Poul,ney Iautbo,
Of izing a reduction Of capital s,ockl was supporte
s by mr. Villas and opposed by messrs sanborn
Stafford and Henry, and passed, 81 to 40 AID
SENATE.
Wednesday, Nov l.
e, Reports of Committees mr. Buler from iud
Of riarv rOrorr ;ee rcported ao.ips, I,iI r,l,,;