Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-10

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TONED To the amount o! service, he hoped they would
carry It ont and make the pay ofal equal. Mr. Gran
ny. sad the amendment reminded him of the poor
debtor nbout TO make the oath, who, when asked If
he had ten sheep, said he had but one, and demanded
The other nine which the law allows. Mr. Wright of
Shoreham opposed the amendment; he SAID that an
enormous amount had been drawn from the State by
some county clerks. Mr. Davis Of ". said the bill
adopted tie same principle which is applied by the
general government to district clerks. The sum Of
$500 is enough for my clerk of the county court and
where the fees ate less, they nc probably e,iough To
p,y for the services rendered. Mr. S.acy's amend
IN int wls rejected whah Mr. NroAlay moved to amend
by reducing the sum from $500 to $500 supported
by Mr. Sanborn of Stratlord aud adopted, and the bill
was or Tered to a 3 reading. By General committee,
bill altering tn name OF Harriet Wilson, and consti-
tn,ing Hosea L. Dix heir ut Law of Susan Dix, and
they were ordered to . Third reading.
by, Select Committee bill oppropriating $500 to the
W. Asylum for the Insane, 10 cxtcni the b%ulldings.)
which was ordered to a Sd reading. BY select COM
mliIee bill altering the time of holding Co Courts in
Orleans co ,i3l Tuesday of Dec, and Junc) which,
was ordered To n 81 reading. BY judiciary committee
hi altering times Of holding courts in Rutland and
Windham counties, laid on the table altering time
OF holding county cOurtln Washington County, which
was ordered 10 a3i reading. BY General COMMITTEE
agiinsi il. in amen lment Of act relating TO pubic &C
counts, AMI il WIS dismissed. BY committee on edu-
cai,n, in addition, 10 chap. 81 Il. $. DILL authorizing
nssIci,tions I, distribute the nihle) and it was order
ell to \ third re1djnr; bill IN addition 10 chap. is Il.
:. (reqlrng school district clerks to make full returns
Of the condition Of common schools, expenses Nc.)
when Mr. Folsom move to dismissi,: Mr. White
more opposed, and Nj Billings %supportcl the rntian,
which was rejected, and the bill ordefel TO a 81 lead
ing; against bill, relating to common schools, (provi-
ding for town committecs) and it was dismissed /;
against Senate bill constituting 4 b ard of e1lcation,
aud 1t was rejected on the 81 readinG. BY Jldci1ry
com. bill extending time to Am1. wilkins and Eli
lIlnds lr. To pay bonds 10 the Safe, and il was ordered
to1 ihird reading. BY committee on military affairs,
bill Mn'y.4amaF sh9i6f5sin 10y Mr. Davis of N. The
question was ~pHnInFa at the a ionrnment.
ar Harrington caS@I up the petition of the bank Of
PJultney for a reelection Hf.is capital stock, and NOV.
cd to recom.nit it with ils'rl, 'oas 10 The committee
10 report a bal. Supported by me>''s Villas and Har-
tlnglon' VINO said there had +. en- a grea' reduction OF
business IN the neighhorhnod of that bank.
ar Henry opposed the motion, observing that the
Pon'taey bunk hal now rs great circulation in pr,.
portion To t. capital, as any other bank in The State.
Nlessrs Bti'lnos and S1ub1rn offs. also opposed the
n"'.nn-a req cu'n Of capital was a reduction in the
security gsent 10 The public, and also operated to reduce
ihe ponds OF directors an increased activity in busi-
ness N i,tHfc wo4ld require m increased capital.
vi, was shid the circulation Of the bank was not
equal to ITS capital, and he regarded this keeping dead
capital ms INJURIOUS 10 the bank. and dangerous in the
end TO the public.
The motion to recoinmi. prevailed.
Dir Denlson called np the resolution for evening SEES.
SONS commencing this evening: passed.
The committee on roads asked to be DISCHARGED
rom me resolution relative TO the Winoo,ki turnpike
company; granted.
DW introduced. BY Mr. Davis of y. in relation
70 military fines (reaulnting appeals) which was or
dered 10 a third reading. Adj
TrrsnAy EvExrsa, Dc: 81.
SENAlE.-R,ports, Mr. Mnrsill from the select
committee, reported the House bill 10 protect person.
al liberty, with amendments, which were concurrcd
~, and the bdl was read a third time and laid on the
table. Sub '%eqnently the bill was called tp by Mr.
Sablh' ana the bill Of the Senate substituted by way
oi amendment. Mr. ;'e!l from committee on ro,d:
reported the bill relating to rail roads, with an opin-
ion that the same ought not to pass. Mr. GriswolI, !
rom shiin mn made a minority report in IA
voi OF sliI PM. T1e report was read, and the bill
wis rejected - yeas 9, nrvs 10.
Tile bill alierinI the n1ne Of certain persons was
rc,l a third time and passed.
The bill repeating Sc. Q, chap. % of the revised
statute, was %recommiticd for amendment: amended
md passed.
The bill consuming the 7th section of an ac. re.
la'ng to pdbllc accounts, was read a third time and
passed. . so RI
The bill relating to the rights and qualifications o
voters, was Indefinitely postponed.
The bill relating 10 the Grand List. in alteration
of an act approved Novembe llth, 1913, was pass
The bill relating to the sale of property on attach
n,ent on mesne process, passed.
The House bill repeating the militia act of last year
was laid on the table.
Mr. Briggs moved that n message be sent to tho
House asking the return of the bill paying Edwa d
G. Babcock a certain sllm, whirh was carried and
the bill was returned. Nj Briggs moved a reconsid-
erauon of the vote rejecting the bill carried, and the
bill laid on the table.
The House bill relating TO the Incorporating of Fire
Insurance COMPANIES, was rejected.
The bill relating to Grafton Fire Insurance Com
pany, WINS rejected.
Tie bill relating to the recognizances of sheritfs,
was rejected.
Alarge number ofbill' was received from the House
md referred to appropriate committees, and to save
useless repetition are not noticed, as they will all
come up on the reports of the committees.
HOUSE.-The House resumed consideration of
the bill to pay James Morse. Messrs Burroughs Of
Kirby and Hibbard opposed, and Mr. Davis of n.
supported the bill, and il was rejected on the I'd read
ing. ID.
BW iatrodpced. BY Mr. Villas, relating to du-
ties Of chanceilors, and it was ordered 10 a third read
ing.
ton, against bill providing for returns Of scholars by
district clerks, and it was dismissed. BY General
committee, bill to restore Calvin Mlllens to his legal
privileges, and it was ordered to a Sd reading. By
judiciary committee, bill to protect The character Of
women, which was supported by Messrs Villas, Rice
of Somerset and Harrington, opposed by Mr. Hlb-
bard, and ordered TO a 81 reading bill authorising a
change Of venue in certain cases, which was ordered
toa 81 reading. By committee on Banks. bill relating
to the Bank ofPoui,nev, (reducing capital to aj0,O00)
and it was nrleted tot 81 reading. by judiciary
committee, bill t. preserve the VI. Reports, which
was ordered to q 81 reading. BY committee OF Ways
and Means, against petition of Avery's Gore for q
portion of the surplus revenue, ION the ground that
there is no organization as town. and the petition
ers had leave to Withdraw. BY General committee,
against hi relating 10 The election Of town represen.
tatives, Orovldlng for an election by plurality in GER
tain cases. and II was supported by Mr. Folsom and
dismissed. Bv judiciary committee (maioriry) against
the bill repeating the nct Of last year relating 10 CAPT
Ia! punishments; laid OH the table.
Papers on The table. To amend chap. SO revived
statutes in relation to limiistion of actions, ordered to
Sd reading. Petition Of Centre Turnpike ConIpa-
nv dismissed. Bill 10 pay Addison Potter, disuiss-
ed. Bill fixing time fo' holding courts in Rutland
and Wlndham counties amended by striking out all
relative 10 Z t,anI county, and it was ordered to 81
reading.
Engrossed BHs. In relation to military fines; al
tering time for holding the county court for Orlean,
county fixing the time for holding the county courl
in washington County; making appropriations fol
support OF Governments making an appropriation
for the Vt. Asylum for the Insane; regulating the
writ of audita qIerela: regulatin! the fees of count,
clerks; relating 10 costs in civil actions; relating L
States Attorneys, fixing annual salaries, from Sl0l
10 5000 y in relation to collection of taxes on real es
tate, (%pIoviding for cases of death or inability TO pay;
in relation to duties of bank commissioners sever
allv passed.
Bill regulating appeals from Justices of the Peace
supported by Mr CRANKY, opposed by Messrs Wrigh
OF Shoreham and TIlien aud rejected.
In addition To act relating To public accounts; il
addition TO chap. Is revised statutes, [returns of IN
condition of schools; in addition to CHIP. 81 revise
statues [nulhorising associations to distribute Hol
Scriptures 10 protect the character Of women
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