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


NJ Camp called up the bill providing geological survey
of the State The question being the passage Of the b
Mr. Gswod demanded the yeas and nays and The bill
cd without dbao Mcssrs Griswod Noyos, Philips, Rehhr
son, Thompson, and Winn, voting in the negative.
IousE REsuLuTIoN-l'hat tho General Assembly adjourn
without day. "Wednesday morning o'clock Mir Camp
moved to strike out the hour desgnucd lost Mr. Cahoon
we'd lay on the table LOST and The resolution concured
Mr. Barrett called up the bill incorporating the Windsor Coun
y Bank The question being upon the amendment Of Nj Noyes
to limit tho term ct the CHARTER to 10 years was lost MT Rich
arc on moved TO a"th ny inserting provision mat the cor
puatoa shall time be subject to the provisions Of the
debate between esrs Rchdrdson Camp aud Cahoon
in and, Messrs Barrett Briggs, aud Woodbridge oppo
be subject control Of future legislatures, provided
whether it necessary to insert into the charter any plrcu
p'oyisiop that effect, and whether such insertion would
not By ,cation relieve other Bank charters incorporated
since 'io containing such provisions from the operation OF the
general law. The amendment was finally lost by of 10
Blls. Relative to the Cry OF Vetgcnncs pissed Relative
RFoo"1 By Mr. Read from the committee On claims in favor
Of The bin granting relief 10 Amos wilkins The bill was read
Adjourned,
| Prayer by Rev Mr. Scott.
Tho Speaker appointed the committee make up dcbcnurc
to wMossrs Harwool, Stoddard Harris, Pollard Jenny,
Baldwin, Bliss, Bruce Buchanan, Babcock, Hastings, Water
RrroRrs y committee on Eiucation that it /, incxpedcn
to distribute tie school fund BY judiciary committee L a
mendng 60 chap . 5, every magistrate issuing
suit OF attachment against the body Of debtor is h
plaintiff before him. and proceedings had provided by
the Gath, Gj, 66h and 9th sections ordered to third read
ing By same committee Senate bill in addition to chap 0j X
;, furnishing for "iuy setting lire, whether successful or
BY OF Washington bill
assessing Of 10 cents on the dollar Of the list of the eoun
N pay for the court house and the bill ordered Sd
i" WAS ordered 10 third reading BY committee Of claims
bill pay Lewis Tucker S7S annually during life for injuries
sight this bill wns opposed by Mossrs. Warner, Porter and
Whilemore OF NJ. setting bad prsccdenii hcg, they
argued hill for the relief of the Of Fillmore rather than
OF Nj Tucker iesr Rice Of :, and Wiusow supported the
h while Mr. Dewey objected to an annuity though he was
willing o a specific Tho bin dismissed
EHGnosrp HLL. To alter the name Of William Henry Hos
rLrIroSs prrsnnrp, OF inhabitants of Burnett to commit
roads, OF Daniel Denison and others, to committee OF
frsolorroSs. BY Mr. Dewey, directing the committee on
roads to INQUIRE into the eNpEdeny OF allowing highway sur
work passed BY Mr. Markham requesting the Governor up
the committee the state prison inquire into the aNpcdcny
of providing suitable in the prison for persons
Tho amendment of tie Senate to the bill annexng part
Dummerston to Puney was non concurred in.
LcnNsRsMr Nason from the select committee licenses
reported Bill relative to dealers in spuous liquors, wines
beer, This bill provides for a hoard of county
ers consist of one from each town. to hc elected the first
Tuesday in January by the votes Of legal voters in
n. meetings in the several towns-whh board ohave oxcu
sve power TO grant licensees TO wholesale and retail Dealers
and Keepers of drinking houses The civil authority of each
town is to license nkecpcrs, gtocers etc who do sell H.
quos Lrid or the table, and 800 copies ordced to be printed
the accounts of the reported that he had
formed his duties faithfully.
report unanimously, which highly favorable the ylun
for the Insane, with bill opproprutng $1,000 annually
9PGS 'S 'SieS rS1' %G s
by s %G then then ito Ss' p S the @
Brdpor objected that the sum OF $4,000 far from being su
Gent and he hoped would not he reduced The amendment
ayes 90 nays CO. The bill then ordered third reading
Nj Whemoe Of NJ, moved to reconsider the vote dismiss
which bill provide, for az election by pp,qy amer the seeon
ii, Wuslow, Tracy aud Howard.
BIT, lvrRoDucrD-By Mr. Howard, opay George Doniso
and WIN Bundy, which was referred to committee mtur
affairs By Mr. Crowley to authorize selecmcn Of Mount ol
Ludlow discontinue road, which referred th
committee roads. From tho Senate for geological suryo
n of the State, which was laid on the table.
On motion Of Mr. Gmndey, the committee of claims dis
charged from the bill pay John Fisk, and it
ha committee of ways and nca"s
Adjourned.
was introduced by Mr. Smith Of Barton not by Mr. Hastings
Johnson of Lincoln, not by Mr. Hastings.
y SENATE
), O'Clock, p NJ.
RrroRrsThc committee finance, to which was reerre
the bill relating the fees of county clerks reported TIN Dug
Mr. Camp substitute p,Gvds that the accounts of count
also that the clerks shall be compens tied for office rent
Woodbridge moved to umend By striking the last clause
! Amor remarks by Mcss Woodbridge Bauet, Richardo
in favor and 10y Nj Cahoon against the amendment
Cahoon and Noyes opposing received third readng BY NJ
Winn from the select committee on the grand list in favor
bill providing that all personal estate held in uust tho
Of whicis TO he paid 10 married wonau other
shall he assessed to the husband of such married woman
of such other person IN te town OF winch he Is an nhubant BIT
if she he live out of the State the property shall
NJ Mr. Rich from the Senators of Addison County, of
bin laying tax upon that county, and patsed BY Mr. 81
ding for the non-aseSsmGn OF school taxes upon INDECENT
sons the bill was passed. By the same in favor of the bill II
trcts, with an amendment laid on the table. BY Mr. Brig
from the judiciary committee in favor OF the bill amending chs
81 of $, relating the deposition witnesses tho bill WI
passed. BY the against the bill amending chap % of
e. refused BY MIR Griswod from the committee
to the subject bill providing for uienna
y BY yr cuhoOn, from The committee Judiciary, in favor
nd the bill empowering the Treasurer discharge
ne by tho directors OF banks upon certain conditions with
nendmen eslabshios sun further guards the amendment W
s adopted and the bill was passed By Mr. head from the
s miltoe on claims against the bill to pay ss Barrett the
BILL iSrEoDueTo By Mr. Thompson altering time, orbo,
So Ing courts Windham and Rutland eounties referred Ju
Nj Briggs called up bill relating to licenses and NOV,
that 800 copies be printed for the of the Senate
~ mr. barrett called up he m providing mat no director
hoon eards9n Moves aud Woodbridge advocated, and Mr.
Barrett opposed the bill and TWAS ordered third read
he by vote OF - to g. Adjourned
BY HOUSE.
Tho bill to pay John Fisk heretofore noticed, noduc
10 by Mr. Carpenter of Waterbury,
i've PETrrlSn NETERHro OF Evelyn Plepout, bo paid
sun bills Of Essex bank om the safety fund, referred
mittee of claims OF Luke W ard and Others select
m Mr. Parck had leave of after tomorrow morning.
he ENGnosEp Bills In relooRio advertisements of sales
ter RGroRs. by judiciary committee ia favor Of Bin reGu
OF check lists of voters which explained by Mr. Baldwin re
that Enos Cobb have leave to Withdraw his peongraned
BY committee % military affairs, bin in relation the mt
recon or igyasonl which w9s laid the liable. BY commit
by Mr Warner b va. lost on The I'd rel
inosubequsny this roconsidercd and The bill 81
ported by MIR lummonl and opposed by Mr. Webbe-ayes
NJ noes el,on motion of Mr. Marston the bill laid on the
~ be by committee on agriculture against petition for
wheat, and the petitioner had leave withdraw By
Oh mtteo roads, that inexpedent alter the conce
ing the collection of taxes for roads aud bldges also aga
assessing adjoining towns in tho expenses roads By co
o mttoe military affairs, against tho resolution list
io Wateryo and Bolyidere, aud it was rejected
~ Tho Senate came in and the following Appointments WI
VI made
h WIN. T. Buruham, Sergeant at Arms. (Wm. r. Burnhan
ivs H. H. Rkot "A, Henry Mutt 2, Scattering 49, Senator Mo-
moved to adjourn this appointment until tomorrow, previous
bhot-negng that under the incumbent the expen
had hoen Increased which showed the
n greater economy MI Dewey objected, this subject had
fully investigated, and satisfactory report had been
- motion was lost.l
20, scattering AZ
W" Rev Thomas kidder, Chaplain of the State Prison.
nm Inc election OF directors of the prison postponed TO
''h- morrow morning. and the Senate withdrew.
The bill in relation the militia (this nnernoon enored
sh called U? when MI Neal moved to dismiss IT, for the
there was not sufficient time to consider il aa the subject
''" '' N, Ma, opposed til. motion and .,..,n.a n