Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-02

5oliows -- No SUDDEN, Of a eollcgc, ncsJerny, OF
school shall bc p.fmmcd 10 we w ,hc ,own in
which be RESIDES iOr the purpose. Of cdses'ion.
P,ndlng the Debate on ihs sp0,son toe Senate
went into JOINT assembly
HOUSE.
Prayer by the Rev. mr. Chilly
Peiiflesi rsfrsd az Gardener Gates, for n
bank at johnson, 10 the committee on banks; OF
James Fiagg and other citizens Of Hubbard,on, TO
members Of Rutland comfy OF Vim T.. Moves
and others, citizens Of Ponlney, TO members Of
Rutland county
Enrro,sod Bib Relative 10 collection Of ar
rear,grs Of highway taxes passed incorporating
the New York and Champaign Seambon, com.
pany On motion Of mr.. Whntcmore the bull
wa. GO mmiucd for Amendment by adding pro.
siso requiring 20 per ecn, Of the capital stock TO
be pad IN by The 1T day Of October next, when
the bill was thus amended and passed
Reports Of COM itiees By committee on mili.
isfy affairs bill abolishing imprisonment for mill
,ary fines in certain cases, and il was ordered to
third reading Against petition OF inhabitants OF
Brandon and Rochester for The repeal OF laws II.
censing the sale Of spurious liquors, and they seve
rally had leave TO withdraw; against bill relative
to auctions and nuc,ioneers and was rejected on
the End reading.
The Senate came in and the following apoint
men,s were made.
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
s s.. %,I, Adams A"i's Jadsss ofne Co ceur,
Gary Whitney. Sheriff
Pardon Duel, High Baiif
Frederick Hazcn States Attorney,
Joel Allen, Judge If Probate
Augustus Knight, Ehu Park Abner Ladd, jail
Com N issioners
WINDHAM COUNTY.
Henry Smith Judge Of Probate for the District
of Marlboro
ORANGE COUNTY.
T Ta1n F s,s1 en-, ASST Judges Of Co Court
Levi B. Villas, Judge Of Probate for the district
Of Randolph.
Thomas Jones, II. F. G. Mclaughlin, Amos
Blake, jail Commissioners
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Zimri Howe, first ASST Juige of The Co. Court
silas II Hodges, VIM Hall, Charles Burt Jail
commissioners
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
} Gavin " Mnrrav ASST Judges Of The CO. court
Nathaniel p. Clark, Sheriff
Simeon Bridge, High BalG
VIM Il. II. Bingham, States Attorney
Salmon Wires, Judge of Probate
Vernon p Noycs, J. C. Page, Erastus P. Fitch
jail commissioners.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
A brvS r EaP Asst Judges of The CO. co ar1
Geo. Wo'hingon, Jr, Sheriff.
Joseph Virgins, High, BailiG.
John II. kimbaIl, States Attorney
Geo. Nye, Judge of Probate.
Thomas jameson, NJ b. Kimbal, Luke Spencer,
jail e0mmissiOntrs.
Tha Io,o e..
adjourned TO p NJ Saturday next
Col. Russell Hickok, Brigadier General ed
Brigade.
\ Col James Morse, Brisadier Genorni 9th Brig
The Senate rt,ired and the House proceeded
with business
Wednesday, Oct. IS.
SENATE.
Bills. mr. FAIR called up The resolution instruct
ing the committee military affairs to bring in
bill repeating the militia act Of last year; amended
by instrucnng the committee TO enquire into the
r expediency repeating or modifying the said law
passed.
Read called up the bill relating to the punish
ment of capital crimes, the question being upon the
adoption OF the amendments proposed by mr. Butler.
The President appointed as committee on The pc
liiion OF the inhabitants Of Benson. messIs Green,
Mott and Harris.
HOUSE.
(mr Rice Of Somerset, not Straton, supported the
proposal yesterday to fix the salary of Judges Of the
Supreme Court al ell75, remarking that i, is the
Same salary formerly allowed.l
Petition referred. or Austin Orchard and 9TH
ers for rail road from Brattleboro' through Rut-
land to Lake Chaihpain, referred to committee on
roads.
| SENATE.
| o'clock, p. m.
Reports OF Committees. BY mr. T.. Allen from
the committee on agriculture, House bill exempng
three swsrps OF bees from attachment, with an opin-
ion that the same ought not To pass.
A message was received from the Governor COW
ering the report Of the Adjuant aud Inspector Gen
era with accompanying documents.
mr. Briggs introduced resolution that the Senate
hereafter, in addition to me usual meetings. NEE, at
J, p. m; passed.
| HOUSE
Petitions referred. OF inhabitants Of Weston, for
rail road from Brsuleboro' through Rutland, TO
the committee roads.
mr. Wright Of Shorehsm called up the resolution
for adjournment without day at o A. NJ. on the 3Is,
inst. mr. Rice Of Somerset moved to strike out 0
and insert q agreed TO, and The resolution was
passed.
Reports by committee on military affairs an
argumenisiive report, declaring the militia act Of
asst year 10 be burdensome, To give an unnecessary
increase Of officers TO be defective in its provisions
Tor the collection OF fees pfefeing the OF 1897
and 1889 as basis which TO frame a new sys.
TEN. and recommending the passage OF he bill re-
pealing the act OF last year and this bill order
ed to q Third reading Nv the same rommittee hill