Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-11-08

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Thereupon the Hon SAMUEL S. PHELPS
was declared duly elected, and the Senaie with
drew. aarf sYsf W lt
Mr. Sanhorn nc s. called Up the bill charlrr-i
ing the Londonderry North Village Cotton and
WOODEN Manufacturing Co., and opposed its
passage on the ground that the company could
go on under the general law. The bill was
again laid ON the table.
Reports-By committee Of Ways and Means,
against increasing pay of jurors at ca. courts.
BY committee on education, against requiring
schoo money TO be applied for teachers exclu-
sively. BY general committee, bill providing
for the election of town representatives by plu-
rality after tie second ballot-Mr Winsow OBJ
iecied TO the bill and moved TO dismiss it-ayes
ITO, noes 81. Adjourned.
FRfDAY, Oct IS.
SENATE. Bill infrodueed--By Mr. GIis-
void, lnr the Improvement of the breed Of hor-
SEES; referred iO the committee on agriculture.
Nj Camp called up the bill providing fur
! geological survey of the State. The question
being upon the passage of the bill, Nj Girls
void demanded the yens and nays, and the bill
was passed without debate. hlessrs. Grswold,
Moves, Philips, Richardson, Thompson and
VIM, voting in the negative.
House esoiuiion--TIIat the General Assem-
bly, adjourn without day, next Wednesday
morning at O'Clock. Mr. Camp moved to
strike out the hour designated; lost. Mr. Ca
| hoon moved To- lay on the table; lost, and the
| resolution was concurred in.
MI Barrett called up the bill Incorporating
the Windsor County Bank. The question be-
ing upon the amendment Of MIR Nvyes to limit
The term Of the charter io 5 wears, was lost
Mr. Richardson moved 10 amend, by inserting a
provision, thai the corporation shall, at any
time, be subject 10 the provisions of the general
Banking law of 1910. The proposition ELECTED
considerable debate, between Messrs. Richard
son, Camp aud Cahoon in favor, and Messrs
J. Barrett, Briggs, and Woodbridge in oppose
ton. All seemed to agree, that the charter Of
the bank ought to be subject to the control of
future legislatures, as provided for in the gen.
eral law, and the great questions at issue were,
whether it was necessary 10 insert into the
charter any particular provision TO that effect,
and whether such insertion would not by I'M
plication, relieve other bank charters, incorpo-
rated since 40, containing no such provision,
from the operation Of the general law. The a.
mendmeni was finally lost, by a vote of l6 TO
I IL; and the bill was read third time and pass
ed.
BiH-Relaiive to the insane poor; ordered
, TO a third reading.
Report--By Mr. Vim, from the select COM
| nttee on the grand list, in favor of the bill,
providing ihet all personal estate held in trust,
the income of which is 10 be paid 10 a married
woman, or other person, shall be assessed 10
+ the husband OF such married woman, or TO such
1 other person in the town Of which he is an in
habilsnl; but if she or he live out OF The state
the propt rty shall be assessed where the trus-
tee resides; and the bill had third reading -
/. BY Mr. Sabn, from the committee on educa-
ton, in favor Of the bill providing for the nom
assessment of school taxes upon INDECENT per
5 sons; The bill was passed.
| BY Mr. Cahoon, iiom the committee on Judi.
ciary, in favor of the bill empowering The Trens
0 urer 10 discharge mortgages given by the d.
reclOrs Of banks, upon certain conditions, witt
! an amendment establishing still further guards
the amendment was adopted, and the bill wa,
passed. BY Nj Read, from the committee OF
claims, against the bill 10 pay Silas Barrett tn,
sum Of $50; all laid ON the table.
Q Bill iniroduccd-By MIR Thompson, alter
ing times of hpldng Cnuris in Windham an,
r Rutland counties referred 10 judiciary com
/, mittee.
s Mr. Briggs called up the bill relating 10 licen
e ses, and moved thai 800 copies be printed 70
: the Of the Senate; carried. Adj
HOUSE. Reporis-By judiciary commit
!, tee, bill amending sec. 6S chap. % X. s., (ev
i cry magistrate on issuing suit Of atiachmen
: against the body Of debtor is to cite the plain
tiff before him, and proceedings be had as nov
provided by the 64h, 65Ih, Goth and 81 SEE
: iions;) ordered TO a third reading. by SAM
e committee, Senate bill in addition to chap. 81
,fl r. s., furnishing for wilfully setting fire
e whether successful or noi,) and il was passed
Resoiuiions-By MIR Dewey, directing tn
/ committee on roads 10 inquire into The expedi
ency Of allowing highway surveyors 10 collec
= a poriion of taxes in their districts in team
,e work passed. BY Mr. Markham, requestin,
,e the Governor To appoint a day of thanksgiving
Oi passed. BY Mr. Howard, directing the commit
lee on the state prison to inquire into the ex
v pedency OF providing suitable rooms in III
" prison for persons sentenced to solitary conline
Il melit; passed.
m The amendment of the Senate TO the bill an
Of ncxing part of Dummerston to Putney wa
non-concurred in.
i Licenses-Mr Marston, from the select com
VI miuee on licenses reported bill relative 4
l. dealers in spirituous liquors, wines, beer, etc
a This bill provides for board of county com
Ill missioneIs, 10 consist Of one from each town
ID to be elected on The first Tuesday in January
he by the votes of legal voters in town meeting a
re meetings in the several towns--which board
e. TO have exclusive power Ia grant licenses,
A. wholesale and retail dealers, and keepers
D drinking houses. The civil authority Of eac
= town is To license innkeepers, grocers, Sc, VIII
20 do not sell liquors. Laid on the table, an
as 500 copies ordered 10 be printed.
The InsGne.--The select committee on thl
r. Subject, made report unanimously, which wa
u highly favorable 10 the ASYLUM for the Insane
with bill approprialing $4,000 annually for III
il support of The Insane poor of the State, at III
al Asylum. Mr. Whilemore Of M, moved TO RI
ce duce the sum TO $3O00--he highly approve
the object, hui thought The inducement hel
ne out TO the towns by this sum, would lead theI
X to make up the deficiency necessary for III