Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-11-01

,o az h h hat The nomnntious of the
member had been ocn o'otuled ana |h gGn P,ope as
eonSll'uns .ho Jont a,s'I! T., , bc onn"iion ,yr
by the county conventions ny cou,s!' uu odI h o
was not 10 DC cNnsnsiea "lums u @ ,Ij l ii
m',n icag i," elf would he violated The nomination
Noes nominated snndy persons for Justices for tho town Of
stow, but Mr. Buck OF NJ objected TO ecev'ng ,hn Gu te
~ when senator Moves doun until p
m this day to enable the county ac-los and
Adjourned
SENATE o,pu
RrroRrs-By Mr. Noycs rom the committee licenses, in ia
bill relating tic duties of Bank commissioner, with
an amendments which adopted and the bill passed By
MIR from committee cducation the resolution that
the communication of the Governor relative schools,
be included in the published journals of the Senate adopted
mdnt Of cann cImcs Mr. Scott proposed by way Of amend
nent substitute, providing that person sentenced to death
shall yeu solitary imprisonment at the conclusion OF
be- p}ately executed within the walls OF Tie prison The
r r mna"nsny rce5ted Bill providing for the support
and removal OF paupcrs in unoganzed cores
RrsorrTrov iNrHopuclD-liy Mr. Cahoon, that Governor
t J rcport TO- Inc next legislature rejected AFTER remarks
y Mr. Cahoon in favor aud by Mr. Briggs Mr. Camp oppo
sfon.
From THE Housrril altering of Black River Ca
nal and Manufacturing Company referred to the committee on
he dt6uticn of the proceeds of the public lands referred to
the select committee raised on much Governors
SAGE ns relates to the subject.
The Senate resolved not TO concur in the amendment of the
or's report
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
by unanimous consent, ar iaoa p 10 uiIc
pp S psrrTatIio~ The second resolution Of
a no b9 III the r of ia; has proved iu beneficial
10 The eon Of Vermont was adopted 1870 to 49, The first res
ouiio ring that proeotion nocossnry ought
Of H. moved an amondnen declaring (subqntiay) the
CONFIDENCE friends If not due to the candidate
for the Presidency, who IKE James folk deeates ne OPP
posed to the doctrine of Protection and to the Tariff Of s!
remarks by Mcssrs Sanbon of and Rice of s. aganst and Mr.
Mhtiemore of NJ for the resolutions was adopted ~ to o.
ceeds the public lands due as an ACT OF justice TO me states
and necessary for the peTane4cy OF the Protective SYSTEM was
also adopcd l9 to o. The fourth resolutions instTuctng our
DIGESTION according to the foregoing resolutions, was adoptcH
last evening" oeeeds') were explained ny Nlr heo oil = ana
resolution amecins inc %orGfo, 10 sas ~ i'V @
report to the next legislature lost
The Governor iF9Rsmted the returns OF schools io e ana
0 be printed in the journals.
officers of the house travelling fees same as members OF the
House, opposed by Mr. Rice IS and anborn offs. AMI reject
cd.
Mr. Rice of s. moved reconsider the passing the reso
ton morning relative claims of officers OF the for
ira services Mr. sanbon OFFS opposed the motonhs object
have these claims presented 10 tho House, that the public
the resolution FLASHED directly with the statute aud of course
imperative; carried C to 3 when Porter moved to dismiss
RrroETs Hy committee of Elections that there no owl
dence of any member OF the House being an officer ohc general
Inc clerks of companies in their duty dismissed.
committee ON Education against Senate b relative the IN
sane moor fenp and 1t was rejected y commit
lee on roads Senate bill in addition act ncorpoatng the
Chnmpnin and Connecticut River Rail Road Co proposing
strike out the third section which was agreed to- and the bill
passed. judiciary committee bill in addition
ton 90 chapter % r. Sutues, and passed. general
committee against bill relating to Norwich University and il
was rejected By committee grand list i54l com
pleted.
The amendments of the Senate the hi relating the du
ties of bank relating bounty silk and Il
the grand list. were concufred in.
The insisted upon amendment the resolution rea
tive TO the auditors report
M Sanbo OF moved reconsider the vote passing the res
ouon relative 10 the papers colated Henry Steven lost
IcENsEs TO IvSKEgrrRs. The Senate bill on this subicc
observation-disclosures MIR d. then said he for the bill if In,
temperance be other
wise he should vote against it, Stacy supported the bill
when Mr. Snnbon s. o make special order TO
this evening, carried Adjourned
/, SENATE
SH-'Nib'
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e suec' Gonl.lee III aN1 oi tI soluos rom We nous
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10 DC aHodtu ny 'e national lt NC c9huueho
OF he people Is nor duo 10 parry Nhch supports 9f we frG
dency eanddaie who m the language OF James FOLK hG
at all Times beon opposed we oecNo ponGy 10 urn 10
"eclon !" ie lih et OF lot.l who eG us supPoI 10 tc
"holio u e tWH "lth view 70 "' Nlu ".luIhcM oI VI
system as GaHs ana gast ana VINO declares tha' ho interest