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

turn, Of the statistics oommon schools Of which the follow
Ing is RT9S o. sy9 SSn SS ,iS U SR v
Gl950 children between the ages Of and lb 5ooo children at
oI. s months BY Finale teachers 6g51 monihs 5ioos dol
lars paid to the former for wages, 55oVo dollars to the @
cr GO69 dollars Of public money were received by those dis
tween and ls did attend the common schools "a portion of
the children doubtless attended select schoos that tho average
monthly OF the male eachors was sl3l of the female
Teachers sis0 that tho number OF months taught
the averago number of children that attended school each
IL Iso Appeared that the population Of the towns from which
returns been made, 1858 in SiO and that the
teachers other than those of select schools in the whole
State assuming the returns received population
towns reuned ana the population OF the the
the calculations S2s 900 per The report referred
REsoLuroN rNrnoDUcrD By Mr. Cahoon that the socreu-
o the Senate be authorized to mako up dehninre' SO as to
passcd. Adjourned.
Prayer by Rev Dir Scott.
REroRTs by committee education, Senate bill III amend
of chap Is Il S, and il was pissed by eomneo on mil
RG.oiUTioNs BY Mr. Whitsmore of NJ to suspend the 18th
joint the reminder OF the session. relative to the
mission bills from house to the oc the last two days
Of opposed by Mr. Rico of $, supported by Mr.
Wbicmorc OF NJ and passed. by Nc saubotn directing the
auditor not allow claims of sauriod officers for
SENATE Buts In addition to chimp. IS Il in addition
chap 81 fixing times Tor holding Chitcndon Co. courts
altering tho Of certain sCvoraly passed.
PRorEc1Iov PugLc LANos The question was Put
resolutions sCmntcly tho fst, declaring mat
protection is essential TO the prosperity OF the country aud ought
10 Lc extended by c government Mr. Rice Of said o trusted
member Of the House woud oppose il MI Buck OF NJ ar
guod large in favor of protection and distribution, when on
motion Of Mr. WhomUc Of NJ. the resolution was made the
this The second resolution; declaring that
the Tariff 1s proved highly beneficial 10 the citizens
of Notmont, before the House, when
The in, uul David Eosworh OF Bethel was
elected sheriff Of Windsor county nomination of justices,
by county convention for the town Of Barnard OBJ
c,od by that tho ground that he
the in convention II seems that
membct Barnard had nominated list containing 10
oca aud wings ho had been requested his
list make equal division proportion 10 The
strength PARTIES in his IN dance win the uni
form practise OF the county, Int tins he dcnd when such
list presented Icy member from adjoining town, cnlr-
ciug all pcson nominated 10y the member nom Bainut,
with uddos which c0nrmsd by the county conventions
II was commended huud y Acss Rice OF 3, Howard,
Marsion& Scnutns RichUidson that courtesy required,
and practice bad been leave the nomination Of the
Justices the member om the who might be supposed
10 be acquainted with the aud with the wishes Of his
constituents The other hand il said BY Messrs Wins
low Tracy bbnrd and Senators Cump and Barrett that
tho practice obcwisothHt the nominations of the
member cfcn ovoied, and with great pIopcty
the Justices county officers in ct aud by the very rule
tung Joint assembly required 10 be nominated
by the county il by courtesy, the nomination was
conceded the member t0m the town, ctuniny his ucuon
was not ondclcd binding upon the coun It tho
written rule regulating these nominations would be vuaitd
nav the itself would be violated The nomination
of the county cOnlmed l2G to To- Senator
nominated sundy for Justices for the town Oh
stow, but Mr. Buck Of y. objected receiving them the
poun that the nominations had been submitted to The
" conventions Moves moved adjourn until
enable the county convention TO uct-lost and
! the joint assembly was dissolved