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

end Connecticut River Rail Road amendments concuot
IN Resolution, providing for the distribution of the Auditors
Reports sonnto insisted upon its disagreement.
RESOLUTIONS PROM rHE ousE That the auditor ofaccounts
for such such shall be and equitable That
the Governor be requested procure such documents in relation
to the carly history of the State, he consider necessary
and give Mr. Stevens such direction relation to recording mill
a rolls and other documents in relation TO military service dur
ing the Revolution, he consider at
not exceeding hundred dollars That the Governor be
cannon taken by the Green Mountain Boys from the British at
bennington M and the be deposited the state House
at Montpelier severaly passed.
The Senate insisted upon It's disagreement the amendment
of the resolution providing for the distribution of Auditors
port again returned from the other House. The Senate
red in the amendment to the bill addition to the act ncopo
moved that when the Senate adjourn, it bo
morning at half past seven oGI9ss carried Adjourned
Mr. Winow on leave introduced resolution for the pubiea-
ton OF the Joint assembly proceedings In tho journal of the
LrcrS.rho House resumed consideration of the Senate
bill relative to licenses to dealers in spurious quois etc when
Mr. Whittemore of moved exempt Keepers Temperance
houses hom paying for iccnsecarred Mr. Stacy moved
verbal amendment perfect the BILL which agreed to- and
the bill ordered second reading The bill eod second
So The House bill on this subject was dismissed.
The Senae amendment the bill repeating the act of 1872
capital punishment opposed by MIR Hubbard and
TuASKs the SPEAKER. Mr. Stubborn of presented res
outon Of thanks for the impartial and unusually able
in which the Hon Andrew Tracy has dschagcdhe duties
nal regard Of every member Of the onscw5ch was passed BY
hearty aud unanimous vote when the Speaker responded in
handsome and feeling address.
slAvERY TLSAs. The select committee this subject
made report concluding with resolutions protesting against tho
extension of slavery and against the annexation Of Texas which
pusscd-aycs l20 15.
RrroRr by the select committee, the report of tho
to allowances made for extra services the treasurer and
auditorh0 these officers have performed valuable extra scry
which have already saved the state 5000, and will
doubtless much moe, for which these allowances
made. Mr. Sunbom of s. made minority report, that these u
luwnnccs not lawful the ground these services ought
to be considered Of the general duties of these officers,
which they receive their salary. The report the majority
accepted, and the committee discharged.
sAvrRY ANp TExAs The resolutions reported by the joint
committee this subject were taken up, when Mr. Murson
tempted, hr said, TO throw little light tho crt, by
reading an extract rom one of Mir ys letters to gentleman
Ala, the subject of Saon. Mr. Warner NJ briefly
sustained the resolutions ind they adopted These
buttons formally protest against the annexation OF cxas und in
stiuct our delegation in ongress accordingly
The House adhered "a its amendment Scnac's csolu
ton relative to the auditors report.
The amendment Of the Senate the resolution Texas
concurrcd IN
Mr. Warner Of VI. moved that the House rccedc from a
mCudmcn TO the bill in addition to the act chlrcrng tho Cham
plain and Connecticut River Rail Road Company, he
being strike out the section which cNeps
taxation until pays profit of centum Opposed bi
MI Sauhon of - uni lost "a to &C. when the House insisted
its amcnlmcnt.
MIR Nmsow moved that when the House adjourn it adjourn
to hall past tomorrow morning carried Adjourned.
SENATE.