Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-25
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.

GEOhOE ID. OI1A NDLER.
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONr.
THURSDAY, Der. II, lsH |
SENATE.
PRAYER by the Chaplain
RrsoirfioNsBy Mr. Scott that the select committee on tho
List he drcccdto inquire into the expedoncy Of alter
ng the ,tn. law, assessment of real estate he made in
April l5j every three toreuer passed. From the
House for joint assembly on Saturday nGX at 10 oeloc
Supreme Court, and Sergeona Arms Nh B,isss moved to
strike the words Reporter o Decisions of suprcme Cou
tho amendment adopted, aud resolution concued in.
Bmls iNrpopucEp-By MI Briggs in amendment of Sec. ,,
maDm 10 V m NJ G,ecn rom T"cpg Zee s5 Cbon 10 d r
ty Court shan be taken by any pa the attending presiding
del the party taking such exceptions and if such party
shall within dirty days after such delivery deliver Ito the
at request of the patty in whose favor the Judgment
tho Docket aud to Issue process OF execution on the Judgment
referred to the committee on judiciary
oiur IN be vermont Asyum for he Insane and the insane
poor upon the ound that committee appointed by the Gov
in OF resolution passed last session, about
to 5epS[ It on The sane mt, So, gbed i Lost
Mr. Reynolds recognizing the principle that the Representative
should obey the viii Of bis constituents expressed his ntcion
for the bills and the bill ordered third reading
IlrNrrooUcrDBy Mr. Woodbridge to amend former acts
make the administration of oath by the Judge of Po
rendering their accounts porempoy instead Of optional refer
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev. Nh Munscr.
The Speaker tho petitions for
against seduction Messs Gandey, Rhodes, Dodge of Ano
yer, Clark of Mildeown, Thompson.
REsoluroS.. By MIR Brown, elect judges of the Supreme
Court Tuesday afternoon next laid on the table. From the
Senate distribution of one copy of the ih and subsequent
Supreme Court reports each which has
already been supplied concurcd ill., An amendment of the
resolution for the election Of reporter
supreme court, etc., was ccncurfodin
ttec, reported against the bill relating qualification Of
in meeting. Cribs bill provides that all persons of 81
pad tar and persons who have been exempted from by
reason age, shall be entitled vote. Mr. Wttemcro of NJ
supported the bill on the grounds that conforms the princ
pie regulating voting in town meetng and that is necessary
oStento wit OF entering the names OF persons the list
merely to make Them voters and afterwards abqng their taxes
Mr. Howard objected that this bill would exclude many old and
respectable citizens from voting who were required
taxes on accent of o g, peeps consent sn to
frauds complained too trivial limited in extent to
require remedy like mis- which would deprive others of rights
which their towns had always ceorny conceded After few
& from MGos's ST SGk I Mss OF s. the bill was laid
PErI1IoNs REFERRED OF David Putnam committee Of
claims of William Steel and Others committee roads
BILLS lSrnopucrD. by Nj Rice in addition to act re-
atng grand list referred to general committee By Mr. Car
penter Waterbury, Samuel Lyon and Robert Bartlett
referred the committee claims. BY Mr. Warner assessing
members of that county BY Nh Aiken, in addition chap 5!
r. s., referred to Judiciary committee.
bill relating the inspection of beef and pork,
mssod by committee on banks, bill in addition act relating
good conduct Of bank directors receiving other good aud
Adjourned.
SENATE.
Tho Senate this afternoon impressive Illustration
CT the oua dgatato. Indeed there bushes,
lenco, and with Inc utmost gravity, while
deep on its font engraycn,
Deliheution sat, and public care,
the Senate repaired to the Han of the other House, aud
the afternoon IN joint assembly
HOUSE.
PErrIoSs ofEdwad Hall and others, aud saa
Hoyey and others, to committee on license laws.
called
lug, (Which was this morning considered and his motion
On motion of Mr. Howard the judiciary committee was dis
ehged rom me resolution ie3ye to the protection Of 9Ts.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEE By general committee, bill to an
part Of hummorston 10 Pulney which recommed OF
BIZ establishing The Bakersfield Accacmcal Institution Wc
ordered to 81 reading By committee banks agans
committee bill to alter the name Of Edgar Harrison, aGa wa
Boston, and brings back sugar and the like articles sell
$50, aud now claims it back ground
not Pedang within tho bill was sustained b.
Whemofe Of NJ and Warner, and ordered to Sd reading
The Senate in and the following appointments wer
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
ISseph Ru Assistant Judges of the County
Geo. W Barker Montpelier, Sheriff.
Jacob scott, High Bailif.
3 3ssi spai sm ja5 f!o Of F Ao%oy
Allied Wainwright, Cyrus Ware, silus FRENCH Jail Comm
ESSEN COUNTY.
M@ i3insh Assistant Judges of County Court
George " Gates, luncnburgh, Sheriff
John W Webb, High Blilif.
M S6as RII% sS JJi, d., S a5 po M,orn'
Isaac Cummings John Dodge, james Foansby, Jail Commsso
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
o e%' In n,a Assistant Judges of the County
Joseph Preston, Danyille, Sheriff.
Nathaniel Perkins 2i, High Boif.
Theron Howard, States Attorney.
Sam'l Mattocks, Judge OF Probate.
George Drew, Seneca I4add, Joseph Fuller Jail Comm
LAMoILLE COUNTY
VIM Sawyer, Hiram Town, q Eaton, Jail Commissioners.
The for Lamoilo County reported that they
make nominations for other officers, having tried
meou baloitnss and no person having received majority
any office Thereupon the chair sad that undo this report
nominations made would be regarded in order. Mr. Whit
of NJ suggested tho rule requiring of candidates
be presented in convention before beng upon in JOINT
sebly and called lo the of voted for LIST
sstant judge when Senator Noyes read list in which
tho name Nathaniel Jones' Mr. Whemore Of ~ then no
mated Nathaniel Jones as ht assistant JUSTICE and he
la like manner Mr. w nominated Hon Moses Fisk Jr as soco
assistant Judge, aud Mr. Benson nominated james NJ. Hochk
when Mr. Fisk oected-Fisk 1862 otchkiss 90 scatter
3, blank 60
AMI Mr. Wilbur nominated w Caldwell, when Powers "
cected-Powers 1884, Caldwell ID, scattering 4.
Buck then nominated L. Poland, U States Attorney
Mr. Wilbur nominated b II Fuller. Mrpoand was oloced-F
land 10, Fuller - scattorin 2.
Mr. Waterman of NJ nominated Salmon Wires for Judge
Probate aud ho was elected.
Mir Buck nominated Alvuh ChaHee for High Bailf, and
Wilbur nominated Madison Saicd. Mr. Chaiee elected
Chaffee 1879, Stafford &, scatering9
ORANGE COUNTY.
Mr. Buck called up the nomination of Hon. Levi D. Villas,
Judge of probate for the district Of Randolph, and moved
10 tho Senators aud representatives of that dist
This motion supported by Mosrs Buck, llbbaTd and So
Barrett aud Briggs and opposed by Senators Noyes G
void, and Cahoon, aud Mr. Sanborn.
Mr. sanbon moved to lay the subject on the 9ble-negav
Tho motion of Mr. Buck was carried, 100 to 81.
The joint assembly adjourned to Tuesday next O'Clock p
Adjourned