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

suors would away from the halls oiuco unsasded feel
that their had not been decided with the learning and
acumo9 ofa regular judge 1t would expensive well
as abortivo experiment.
Mr. Read Observed that in the contingency contemplated in
tho BILL II would be TO procure tho another
AT any ratio, cxgoncy likely happen Seldom and
which would not Justify the adoption of mcnurc loast of
Nessrs Cahoon Briggs aud Billing, further advocated tho bl
and Mess Butler and hce1rson opposed aud was refused
House. BnL 10 amend the Incorporating tho Now York
ana Champain Steamboat Company referred to Committee
Roads and Canals.
further consdot ION Of tho bill fixing times of holding County
Courts Ia Gcndeu county The committee was discharged,
forthwith reported in its favor, and tho bill ordered 81
reading.
REPORTS by judiciary Committees against bill in addition
chapter s, dismissod 6i on the same subject
with amendment, which odeted 3D. readings against
bin charter the Ttuces Of tho VT Annual Conference oftho
Methodist Episcopal Church, aud dismissed By mem
hers OF Windsor County, bill altering of Windsor gey
Counts, which ordered a Sd reading y judiciary com
mitieo, against bill taxing Vermont Central Rail Road Compa
ny, for want OF power) and dismissed proposition
Rutland Fire Society aud was dismissed. BY committee of
worth OF Bethel to scat for OF sufficient proof Legal
notice. the proof of notice copy Of the notice
by the remuhu whose evidence rejected the ground
that he interested party Mr. Mars,on moved rocomm
with instructions receive the evidence tho ground that
the rcmonstunt is interested party he asking
for hmscf but ouy to Gust tho sitting member this ho regat
1ed within the precedent in the of the town of Barnard
Mr. stacy objected that this would be setting bad precedent
which would open the door wide for contests hereafer Moo
this was entirely different from tho Barnard case where the
evidence Of disinorosted person Certainly it no,
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all such cases he motion was lost ana Inc opo OF the com
mtee concurrcd n by committee agriculture, bill in add
ordered 81 rcadnsj against hill in alteration of chapc; e
| -, (or pou IDS, ctc) and It was Dismissed
SILK Tho committee agriculture reported against The bill
in adt chupcr no 5, (rcducng the bounty sk
halG Mr. Wnslow urged that this bill glve sufficient bounty,
while would probably S!0O0 tie troasury o
ing and he also presented the testimony OF ynou produ
of silk to show that the bu moss J. now pro6abln
fact that the present bounty paid an the Of producing
some cases Mr stacy rgl"cN uS protection To- sik us Vey
Important natter 10 the state ~ Is business when WIZ sue
coed giving new and profitable branch Of employment 10 The
the stimulus whirl the boony affords. le willing
uce the bounty - cent Mr. stoda moved to amend
lie tnught the time hal wren this infant couI
business ought moi he uudgtvuIucd. The West rapidly CT.
coucng upon by uudorseng in almost all tho articles of
our produce becomes necessary for state, possible
substitute profitable businoss and he belle, cd silk
article accomplish this end lie feared that
Of half Of the boua would operate az encouragement to
those entering upon this business and bu therefore supported the
amcn1mcnt whioh would reduce the bounty pro-
portion to the increase of he demand on the treasury Mesrs
Rice of b. and Aiken also supported the amendment Ayes G5
amendment TO prevent frauds which adopted Mr. Rice
Of moved recommt opposed by Mr. Rice Of s. and lost
dv ~, nts non the business. Mr. stodid oa U @ m
upon the House, and moved dismiss the bill Mr. Wins
loss opposed the notion aud it lost when the bill
dcrcd ID reading, us 49, aud subsequently Sd read
Ing The committee reported against the bill repeating the
rEfnoN HErrpRrDof jeremiah Foster and Others to
The in and the joint assembly the SUI
CHARLES WILLIAMS, Chief Justice, Unanimously
MILO |. BENNETT, 81 "
Milo Bennett nominated by Mr. Whttomore of Msec-
9qlgd by Mt Stacy and supported by Senator sabn Charles
@dG was ao o % Mr. Ga%ay seconded N senator
net! q, G9a M, Lindsey 10 Richadson2l :,
Tracy gave OF the the Convention of
District, showing that Mr. ebld obtained majority of the
members present. but not of all the members of the judicial dis
tc As be was not sure that any proper person could be seec
tea Wna .n1 a,,, VINE would 1eIaPt 9 apPo"nen NJ
The joint assembly then elected the Directors of the State
AGXER FIEln-[ricld l?G, wm sanbcn 81, scattering 81
WIZ sAXBoRH,- Lric. ballot WIN sanbon lol, a G Whit
emorc -, Daniel Dcuson y, scattering Second bullot
born l21, Whitemore Is, Denson /, scattering 81
CArrAL Pu NishMENr The judiciary committee reported in
povisO which have arisen that
The provso adopted when Nj Rice OF moved dismiss
'1s subject, By MossIs nae and I6ba"
motion, and Mcssrs Howard aud Wnslow for it, Adjourned.
O'Clock.
Of % n Mr. RGynG m Sow% d5o, e? Fa3n,@ in
bill passed By Mr. Reynolds the committee, ia
TS Of f @ ~ T 1 from R 3o
of the bill authorizing the Treasurer 10 borrow sum
committee, through MIR Camp, 10 be discharged
further OF SO much OF the GOVERNOR message as
discharged by Mr. Briggs, om the judiciary committee, favor
the resolution deliver copy Of each volume of the Yer
mont Reports to the University of Vermont with amend
include AiIlebIry College and Norwich Unive
Hy the amendment was adopted and the resolution was
cd by Mr. Briggs from the same committee, the esou ion re-
procure the removal Of tho of the Circuit and Dis
uet Rutland and Windsor Burlington Mont
resolution ordered lie upon the table BY Mr. Briggs,
from the committee, against tho bill re! ing wits Of
attachment of the body ed hind reading iy Mr. Button,
from committee agriculture the bill for TIM improvement Of
the breed OF horses with amendments the amendm
udnpted and the bill ordered third reading BY Mr.
Woodbridge, from the committee elections against the bill
regulating the election of town officers, in towns of than
21J Inhabitants providing that certain officers shall chosen
by ballot ee Messrs Barrett and Reed spoke favor OF he
b and Messrs Briggs and Woodbridge against and The bill
was refused third rcading.
ordered third reading. Bill sias Barrett the
Bill amending chap 95 R. s. Nr Caloon moved to recommt
" mssooo g"s our dSgaG" IN Jss, to
T. : Circuit and District Courts from hunnd and Windsor to
Burlington and Montpeher; adopted.
ENGRossss Bus. In amendment of the Act Incorporating
the Champ aud Conn River Railroad Company. Ms Mar
shall moved to amend by striking out the Third eel3n esemP
ting the property of the company from aNaon un the profits
shul exceed per Mr. RchardsUn spoke in favor and
Mcsr pggs, Woodbridge add Billings against the amendment
II rejected and the hi was passed Relative TO tho dsr
and Winn opposed by Mess Richardson
Camp md T. Barell and rejected fo the pIestCaon OF
Chonden County passed. Relative 20 wIlfal deseron and
RrsoLulos. Posponns time of ndournng General Assem-
bly, hom Wednesday to Thursday at clock adopted.
relative to the tenna appaisemen of real estate grood to-
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mcsrs Bradley Of Whcolock and ingalls, of Sheffield had
leave of absence after tomorrow morning
The bill repeating OF 1912 capital punshmcns VIZ
REroRts. by select committee bill making further ula-
tons in the judiciary departments transferring tho supreme
Court business OF Essex county TO DanY the object being to
enable the supreme Court to do the business of the larger
tics Mr. llbhard explained tho facts Ia the cuso giving the
statements of Judge Rcded and others M Burbank said the
minority of the committee concurcd in the necessity Of remedy
ing the evil complained Of but of objections in Essex
Nud Caledonia counties, wished the bill postponed. In
to inquiry by Mr. Howard, MI Hubbard said that the members
of Essex county opposed the hill Ac further discussion
by Mr. ilbard for and MIR Howard against the bill dis
missed by judiciary committee, bill relating to the exhibition
of living animals and natural curiosties reduens The sum for
bbad, and the latter moved disuiss it, Mr. stacy opposed
the mCtion ayes d. 26so the motion lost and the
bill ordered to third reading. BY committee state prs
that II Is ucNpel'nt to construct cef for solitary coniUc
ment until public opinion is settled in reference punshments
of this kind by committee education, against distributing
the school fund against bill providing for superintendent
of schools and II was dismissed by committee claims
ugast the bill to X Abbott, aud dismissed by
committee Of and means, against petition of Williams
aud Others and they had leave withdraw bill relating ped
crs licenses censes from 50 TO 500 and il ordered
third roadng by committee military Affairs, TO pay George
Deuson and WIN bunly and dismissed. by general
mtee, against bills amendment OF chap. :, Ii being
bracod in another m for the preservation of muskraand in
cooperating the village of Springfield, and thoy dismissed
by general committee, Senate bill relating the grand list and