Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-26

Coucoi1. Victory. snl kuby. rels,ivo 10 The net
ior the removal Of distractions 10 paSumpsic riv.
81, &c. reicr,d TO Judiciary committee
4 Adorned
SENATE
MoNpAy, Oct 10.
PRAYER Us the Chaplain.
message was received from the Governor,
snoo8cng the appointment; Of Henry Hale Sec.
rcary Of CIVIL and Military Affairs
Mir Briggs iniroduccda bill amending chap ca
II s relating 10 the maintenance Of llogimalc
ehildrcn rad aud referred to committee on Ju.
dietary.
/ B,li Eiroisr,d BY Mr. Whiuemore, repeal.
ing the act Of last year relating 70 capital punish
mcni. referred to The Judiciary Committee.
/ The chair announced as follows. the
SHADING COMMITTEE OF THE
HOUSE
| On Elections -Mcssrs Hubbard Rice Of Somer.
set. Tracy, Sanborn Of Stafford Kellogg Foster
McClouj
/ or WAYS and Means-Messrs Wright Of
Shorcham, Henry, Clark Wing, Smith OF Cav.
endsh
! Oa Military A6airs-Messrs Barney, Davis
Of Norwich, harlow, Page, Barnes
judiciary CommiHec-Messrs Everett Villas,
/ Whitemo-e Harrington Hlbbard
Committee Of Ciaims-Messrs Grandy, Rice
OF Somerset Denison, Marks, Percy OF Leicester
On Roais-Messrs Winslow, Jewet, Clapp,
Woodward, Holden.
On Banks-Messrs Warner, Henry, Daniels,
Gates of Franklin, Cummings,
On Agrieuiture--Messrs Chamberlain, La
,hrop, r lINay Kingman, Blcon.
LAM Tar Com mlHee-Messrs Guild, Goold.
Whitclaw, Elgerton Of Hylepark, Martin OF
North Hero.
Committee on Maayfaetures-Messrs Russ,
Marndalc Billings, Flint, Goodhue
Committee 10 make up Tie Grand List-Messrs
Lyon, Cole; Fisher of Townsend, Burrows of
Vernon; Briggs of Clarendon, Buchlin; Bow
man, Wacott Spencer Gage: Emery of Wash.
ingion, Kiddcr of Braintree Leavenwortb. Stacy;
Sergeant, Spaulding; Burroughs of Kirby, Ing
olls; Gates Of St AIbans Brigham; Kinds,
Terrill jameson, Hodgkns; Howe of Lulen.
burgh, Marshall Hall of South Hero, Holcomb
Committee on Educatioa-NIessrs Whuemore,
santorn of Lyndon Rice Of Bridport, Warren,
Crowley.
Distributing Commitee--Messrs Davis of
Landgrove, Whitcolmb, Mason, Howard of An
dover, Reese, Baldwin Lee, Dudley, Lackie Bliss,
Town, Hastings, Wright of Bloomfield, Ladue
Committee on BiAs-Messrs kdder Of Fair.
haven Hawkins.
On States Prisom-Nlessrs Dennison, Davis Of
Norwich, Neal, Goodrich Of Sudbury Eastman.
On reUisiOn-Messrs Villas Stacy Grandy
General Comihee-Messrs Field Buck, Bogue,
Richardson, Briggs of Salisbury, Stevens af New
hurry Patrick. Douglas of Waterbury, Darling,
Eaton, Bennett, Wilder Walker, of Maidstone,
Griffith.
The chair announced the select Committee on
Capital Punishment as follows :-Messrs Har-
rington, Whitemore, Davis of Norwich Warner,
Russ.
The chair presented the 7th Annual Report of
the Trustees Of the VI. Asylum for the Insane,
which on motion Of Mr.. Clark was referred to a
select comittee Of five
On motion Of Mr. Clark 500 copies OF the re-
port of the Trustees of the Asylum for the Insane,
were ordered to be printed Adjourned.
SENATE.
o'clock, p. NJ,
The resolution Of the Committee on election.
on the petition of Wallace Mott being the order
of the day was taken up and further debated in
favor by Nessrs. Plumb and Briggs
he main question on the passage of the reso.
! luton was then taken and the resolution was pas.
sed
HOUSE.
The Governor returned the bill regulating the
office Of Clerk Of the House, signed it is there.
fore q law
SENATE.
:, tuesday,, Oct II.
PRAYER by the Chaplain.
Resolutions. From The House, providing for
joint assembly Thursday next at 10 o'clock A. NJ
for the election OF Auditor Of Accounts Auditor n
the Treasury Department, Sergeant Arms and
MAJ. General in the first division in place of Mai
Gen. Martin Roberts, discharged concurred in.
by mr.. Scott, lnsrucling the committee on military
affairs to inquire into the expediency Of passing
law eSemptng certain officers in the militia from all
taxes except highway taxes passed. By mr.
Briggs, nsirucilng the committee of Elections to
enquire into the expectancy of further preventing
frauds in elections and limiting the time of voting
TO IL p NJ on the frs, Tuesday of Sept. passed
BW. mr.. Munsii introduced blll amendinc
chap. 90, X. S, providing that no citizen Of this
state shall be imprisoned on any judgment growing
I out OF any action OF account, unless the plaintiff
shall, under OATH swear that he believes that the
defendant about ~ absecnJ has MONEY or goods
secfeied read twice and referred TO committee on
Judiciary.
HOUSE
Mr.. VIM. c. Brsdee of Peacham was TODAY an !
pointed Assistant Clerk by the Clerk Of the House
IN accordance with the act of the present session
regulating the office OF Clerk
Resolutions By mr.. Smith, OF Addison. instruct
ing the judiciary committee to inquire into the ex-
pediency Of limiting the number Of Justices of the
Peace, IN proportion to population; passed By
mr. Goodhue, insiruciing the Committee on Educa-
ton 10 inquire into the expediency Of repeating or
altering sec. is chap is revised statutes 80 as TO
make The schools absolutely free TO all scholars =
passed.