Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-07


a.iir. he walked o.. handed over b., gust.
let. and entered dsh passage into winch
he IVES diftc,cd Noilnhg was dtsctrnabie.
and nothing svdib'c, save = Vcsoc At Ihc 9th.
81 ed. shooting, Leave So t-par 50 cents.
lie hs.tcnsd %. paid the IRE. and went hts
vat with his cunpsly essentially shsied -
khcfs lcw remarks by Mr. Winn. confirming /
the sptness Of tho ilUsiispon, The tAii was
psssrd. i
ma, frs. a., Tcu,, --Abohshins scI oi
1910. relative 90 lho Punishment ~ cSpiial 1
crimes. feietted to iudiciAry committee -
Providing fnf ,he DIVISION 81 dis,tid schools.
when the scholar. are too numerous referred 1
10 committee on education. Va relation To
"A, duties IL Bank CON missioner, 10 commit I
80 m bsnks.
Ensrsued EN The question uron 'hr
eanrs ION tilt repeated back tom Tie com ]
ni,ice with amendments. was taken up VIM !
ous debate, and the bill was defeated; yeas 0,
nays H.
The amendment II the Senate to the bill
relating 10 the Windsor Co. courts unseniog
lsh Tuesday Of March ins'esd OF the 3d) was
roncurrcd IN.
mn, fro.e The Senate Ia addition To chap.
o5 rev. statutes. ordered To 3 reading IN
amendment of chap | rev. statutes prov
ding fnr election of town representatives. Nv
/ plurality after the % balioi,) opposed oy mr.
Wiiimore and rejected
} Teras. The loini committee under the
5,h rule. made report on the annexation
onestion. concluding with resolutions solemn
| Iy protesting against the annexation. and IN
.,rnc,ing our delegation accordingly. Mr.
RICE moved to lay these resolutions on 'he
table. which was agreed 10.
Tayif aad Public Lduds The majority
/ Of the select committee on these subjects
made a report, concluding with resolution
( aynwinr the doctrines oi protection and ois-
| trbu,ion, and demonstrating against TIE re-
| pe al Of the act oi 1912. The minority also
,eoored resolutions. declaring that no more
revenue should be raised than is necessary,
lby tariff. and tina, tariff shonld he so ar
ranged a. 10 protect capital and the di'iereot
BIZ nches nf in ius,ry alike that the ceedcd
| public LANDS are held IN trust Tor specihc
purpose, which should be strictly observer
and that the purchased ,erii.'ry is The prop
env of the United States, and subjec, to DIS
position as otherrevenue. Both reports LAID
on the table.
From, HE Table. House bill, for ge-
illogical survey; dismissed. Relating 10
common schools. (being identical with the
town superin,endenis.) dismissed
Bin Introduced BY Mr. Cahoon, that
the 40 section of chap 90 r S, (relating TO
the distribution of the public depos'ie mo-
ney) be so constructed as 10 extend ITS bene-
fits 10 unoreanized towns and cores, refer.
red TO the committee on education.
FRoM THE TABLE Bill providing for
,ricnDial appraisemcnt of real estate. Mr.
/ Griswold offered substitute, somewhat
modifying lis provisions BY an amendment
I, was adopted, and the bill was ordered 10
a third reading.
The bill relating 10 license was taken up
on motion Of Mr. Rich. Mr. Camp moved
to amend The bill by providing that the
board of commissioners shall consist OF
frs, Tuesday in January carried Mr.
Read, by way Of substitute for the last ten
sections OF the bill offered n series of a
mendments. consisting of sections selected
from the bills Of each House and additional
provisions, all Of which, with little altera
ion. were adopted. The penalties for ven
dag without license were fixed as fol
lows; For n quantity of twenty gallons OF
more, twenty dollars--for a less quantity
ten dollars. The bill was again laid on
:he table
Mr. Cahoon moved to reconsider the vote
by which the election bill last evening wa'
refused third reading; carried, and thu
bill was recommiled TO the committee OF
education.
HOUSE.
, BILLS FROM THE SENATE. In addition Il
act char,ering the Champaign and Connec,
leu, River Rail Road Company, referred t.
the committee on roads; in amendment O
/ chap.er SO II S, relating to divorce, refuse,
a second reading
/ y. S. DysTRIcr AND CIRCUIT Courts
The resolution Of the Senate for the reno
!. val of those courts to Burlington an
!, Montpelier. Mr. Kellogg objected TO tn
r, solution, and Mess's Buck and White
, more Of NJ. supported it. Mr. Rice Of
!. moved 10 amend by striking out Montpele
, and inserting Woodstock carried, and III
resolution was concurred in.
{, Adj.
> SENATE.
!, o'clock, p NJ.
REponTs Bv Mr. Hubbard from III
!. committee on roads and canals in favor {
n the bill amending act Incorporating III
n New York and Champlain Steamboi
Company; bill passed BY Mr. Barr
!, from the Senators OF Windsor, in favor {
the bill altering the times OF holding count
court IN Windsor county, with amendmen
nmeudmen, adopted and bill passed. B
/. Mr.. Woodbridge from the committee on I
m eciions agains, the bill in amendmen. {
l. chap r 5. relating to the qualification
" voters; bill was refused third readin;
q By Mr. Button, from the committee on agr
OF culture, in favor Of the bill amending a
" relative to the encouragement, Of agrcu
,, !. lure; bill passed BY M' Briggs from Il