Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-10
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ting to arrest of debtors; rejected. From same COM
mlttee, bill relating TO The collecting of taxes assess
cd on real estate; rejected. Mr. Starr, from commit.
tee on Banks, reported a bill relating to The duties oil
bank COMMISSIONER read a third time and passed.
From Judiciary committee, bill in addition 10 chap.
81 revised statutes, Iroialing to religious societies ):
read a tilrl time ond passed. From same committee,
III lavor OF bill relating to costs in civil actions; read
a third time and passed. In favor of bill for regnla-
tlag the time OF holding county courts in the county
of Washington read a third time and passed.
Against regulating the WI, of audita qlerela.-
Against bill authorising change of venue in county
courts rejected. Bill To protect the character OF
women; lille amended by striking out 80 protect
the character If women" and inserting relating to
SANDER; rejected. Mr. Cults, from Committee OF
Claims, reported against bill regulating fees of county
clerks. rejected. From judiciary committee, bill re-
lating to the duties of Chanccllors read n third time
and rejected. Mr. A. Allen, from committee on Mill
tary Aflnirs, reported bill relating 10 military fines
read n third time and passed. Mr. Plumb, from COM
mittec on Claims, reported against bill relating to
States Attorneys; Mr. Read moved to amend by
providing that when the fees shall be less than the
be reccivcd-losl the bill was then rejected. Mr.
Camp, from committee on Finance, reported bill rel1-
ling 10 public accounts; read a third time and passed.
Mr. Thompson, from committee on Military Afftirs,
reported n bill paying Simeon Herrck the sum there
in mentioned read a thr,! time and passed. Mr.
S1bil, from committed on Education. reported bill in
addition TO chap. IL, revised statutes, |[rclaiinq to com
mon schools read n third time and passed. Mr.
Cahoon, from select committee, TO Win - ror,,
red the report of Gov. pGinr, on Inc deaf dumb. Hind
and insane poor. !.,,y.itcd n resolution that The Gov
ernor b. directed to appoint \ committee to devise the
best means fpr the. relief Of the above persons, and
report t. the next LEGISLATURE passed. Mr. Munsill,
from onmittee on Finance, 10 which wa, referred so
much Of the Governors message as relates to the
School Fund, reported that no lcrisletion wa ,,rrcs.
snrv. Mr. Thompson, f"om committee raised on The
petition Of !" i: !r"lgn gye12G2Er,ei bii,s 1I ,,ee,n, o mi
81. constituting liosco g. Dix heir at law of Susan
BY seg"rnlIy read n third time and passed. Mr.
oIlGeS' nom select committee on the report of Henry
stevens. reported TINT it was incypeiIont to nu,sue
me enquiry any fnrihor, and a resolution That the Gov
ne requested To- cause 10 be made nh examino,ion into
this subject; and that he be requested 10 ,otc spch
measures as he may think lest to preserve then
passoi. N"'
Ins bill making appropriation for The VI. Asv.
III n for the Insane, reao' the third time and passed.
The bill extending time Of pa cnlent on note due the
State, from A. wilkins and Elias HI7ds, jr. read a
third time and passed.
Mr. Quits called up the bill to pay Edward G. Fab.
cock 2 certnin sum and made n statement Of facts;
the bill was read a ;hirl time md passed.
Mr. A.. ALLEN called IN the House bill re,,,i,c
jccteI. '
PRAYER by Rev. Mr. Young.
HoUSE-Messrs lson, Williams, Lyon and
Park had 'eave of absence after Il -dav.
reports Of COmmHceS. By General Committee
asking to be discharged from the petitions of r. S.
Tcnny AMI others, and Of citizens Of Plainfeld, Thav.
acted on the subjects; i granted. The COMMITTEE
on roads asked to be Discharged from he petitions of
Austin Brc'iard and others; granted. BY Judiciary
committee, that it is ineypciicnt to lcnislatc in refer.
ence 10 assignments of property to creditors; on tn
resolutions of Mr. Smith of Addison ION lavrrv1
tina. they ought 10 pass. and they were passed nnoni-.
lnously. THESE resolutions instruct our drlacafipn
in Congress TO @ against slavery in The district and
territories, and against the domestic slave trade Rv
select committee against bill in addition TO nm no, Ci-
surveying the boundary line between ienEiartor and
counties, and 1t was dismissed. iy selrct
committee; the majority again {, and the minority in
iaVor' OF ne petitions cnd bill! tn remove Rutland
County buildings t. ''lSticton, and on moiion oc Mr.
iarrln ron l!r petitions and bill were laid on the Ia
By committee on the grand list, the list of 1919
anI'iilnting 10 1852 COZ A. BY the ommittcr on the
Library, that the library ha~ been properly rept. BY
committee against Mr. Folsom'sl bin rela-
tive to fugitive slaves. another Till having been report
and 1t was dismissed. by select committee.
UNANIMOUSLY concurring with certain resolutions
against reputation, and the House cinrnrred in the
report. by majority of same committee that he res
buttons rom Alabama On the fine Of Gen. JAG son
throw unjust censuro upon the court, and are of n
party character. ind therefore II is inexpe lent TO act
upon them. The minority dissenlrl. and The resoIn-
tons and report were laid on the table. Is Judicia-
ry committee, Senate bill relating 10 assignments.
with an amendment materially changing the bill and
proposing to make all general assignments void
amen lmcnt supported By Mr. Villas, opposed by Mr.
supported by Mcssrs Villas, Tracy, Hibhsrd and
Dennison, opposed by Messrs Billings and White
more, and passed. BY general committee, that the
LEGISLATION at this time agains' seduction is ~incxpcdi-
ent-lald on the table; against bill making DISPOSE
ton of the proceeds Of the sales of public lands, and
il was dismissed. BY committee Of claims, against
bill TO pay Hvman Lane fhaving been settled by the
AUDITOR, and it was dismissed Senate bill in addi-
ton TO chapter G. revised statutes, relative TO sup
port OF illeai innate children and it was passed.
The Auditor in the Treasury made report of ac-
count no. IS? in pursuance of the resolution of yes.
terdov, which was read
Resolution. BY Mr. Harrington, suspending The
18th joint rule; passed. BY Mr. Cummings, direct
ing the dehenture of the member from Derby to be
made up for The time he shall he detained bv sick
ness; laid onsthe table. From the Senate, for inqui-
ry, through the Governor, rs 10 the mems of re-
leving the insane who are deemed iIcurab.e; pass
ed.
The communication from the Am rican Peace So
cietv was presented and read.
the Report OF the Aiiatant General was re-
colyed and referred 10 the committee on Military
Affairs.
Engrossea Bills. In addition to chan. IS revised
statutes on llHltation Of actions; 10 preserve the YER
mont Reports; passed. Altering the time fr hold
ing county courts in Orleans county; opposed by
Messrs Kinds, Wilbur and Hubbard and dismissed
Altering time for holding Windham Co. Comts;-
laid on the table.
Several bills were received from the Senate and
referred, which will be noted when reported upon to-
dav.
The amendment of the Senate to the title of the
bill relating 10 the Imprisonment of debtors, was con-
cured hi.
The amendment of the Senate 10 the bill in amend
ment of chapter II revised statutes In relation to sales
Of lands for laxcs.l was opposed by Messrs Cum
mlngs and Rice of Somerset, and the question was
pending when the House adj.
O'Clock, p. NJ.
SENATE.-Reports Of COMMITTEES. Mr. +. Allen
from select committee, 10 which were referred the
reports Of the Secretary of State. Secretary of the
Senate and Clerk Of the House, made a report. Nj
Field. from committee on Roads, to which was refer
red petition Of inhabitants of bellows Falls for n raj
road, reported that a chatter for a rail road had al
ready been granted as desired Mr. Porter from com
mlttee on Manufactures, reported against bill 10 pre-
vent frauds in the sale of leather; rejected. From
the same committee, House bill in addition 10 an nc
Incorporating Norwich University; the bill was rca,
a lhlGd lltle aud passed. Mr. A.. Allen, from commit
lee on Military Affairs, reported House bill relating L
Engine c0mpa ny No. 3 of Burlington; read a thirt
time and passed. Mr. Griswold, from committee OF
Roads, reported House bill granting a ferry to Harr,
Hill read n third time and passed. Mr. Green, froI
select committee on the petition of inhabitants G
Barre, reported against The prayer of the petition tn
pelitipners had leave to withdraw their petition. NJ
Munslii i!om committee on Finance, reported Hous
bill making appropria ion for support ofSovernmeni
read a third time and passed. From same commi,le
House bill authorizing the Treasurer TO borrow III
sum Of $4,000; read a third time and passed. N
Farr, from committee on Claims, reported House bl
to pay Isaiah Mattison sum therein mentioned; read
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