Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-07

p. ..a.,.,d n bill 10 alter the name OF Back
-, c.nai and Manufacturing Co 10 'ho
,.',Is,an Manufacturing Co. which was
passed. ...,, Al, K;dder Of
- /, Introduced resolution directing
"a Govcnor to appoin, agents IN eaeh
county TO visit every town, examine '"e w
a,,ion Of schools. etc. and report 10 Tue heA'
Err Governor transmitted the returns OF
.,hooi. er ls4i and on motion OF mf
,v,,,.moro OF N. the Statistics were ordef-
n he printed in the journals
~ consent. mr. Hammond introduced
r,solu,ion. to allow officers OF the House
,,ovel;nc fees, same as members OF Tue
uon.e. onposei by mr Rice oil ). and san
born Of S and rejected, a..
The nmendmcns Of the Senate TO the
hill relating to the dullts oil BANK So''"''o
s;on,rs. relating to the bounty on SIX, anu
% the grand list, were concurred IN.
The House insisted upon its amendment
40 resolution relative 10 the AUDITORS re-
port - r,,,
RrsotuT,oS FROM THE housE-lhat
,,o,cc,ion 10 domestic industry IS tss'n'ia'
10 the prosperity ofthe county ana ougn'
in he afforded BY the national government,
and that the confidence OF the people IS NOV
due to pal,v which supports for the l'r"s
| ;dency. one who in the language J. ~
polk "bas n, all timcs been opposed to the
protective policy 10 n tariff for protection !
- Tho ,,r,G nc, Of 1912, who gave his sup
nor, 10 reductions Of the tariff wth vie"
n tho final Abandonment of the system rs
odioysand unjust, and who declares that
the Interests OF the producing and exporting
States r., quire the repeal ol the act OF io4~,
and the restoration Of the COMPROMISE hc'
Of 1888" Mr. Moves moved TO lay on lhe
table lost. Mr.. Scott moved to strike our
all after the words Irrational government
lost: Is to 6. and the resolution was passed.
Second that the tariff of 1912 has proved
bichlv beneficial TO the citizens OF Vermont
Mr. Moves moved to amend by substituting
the following words, "Tha. the Tariff law
of 1912 ought to be so modified ns to give
eoual protection to agriculture and mcchan
ic interests. and when so mitiicd ought to
be premanenl" lost Mr. Richardson mo
we'd to substitute the words shat 1t ought &c
be SO altered as 10 increase the duty on
coarse wool, and reduce the duty on some
necessary articles Of consumption : lost
The resolution was passed by the following
vo,e-Yeas j. Barrett, II Il Barrett, Bill
lings, Briggs, Button, Camp, Chienden
Harris. Hubbard, Hurd. J. Morgan, Read
Rich. Sabin, Stone, Vim, l6. Nay
Moves. Philips, Richardson, Scotia. Third
that the disir button of the proceeds OF tn
public lands is due as matter ofJustlce II
the State and necessary 10 give permanen
cy to the protective system passed, Messrs
Philips, Richardson, Scott, voting in tn
negative.
Fourth, that our Senators in Congress
be instructed and our Representatives re
uuested to use their exertions and intluenc
to procure Just distribution Of the proceed
of The public lands. and against the rGpea
ur Vic present turIu; passeu. Messrs Klch
ardson, Philips, and Scott voting in tn
negative.
, The resolution from the House on tn
annexation ofTexas, were passed, the frs
i; unanimously, and without amendment, tn
second (Mr Marshall alone voting in th
; ; negative after being amended, on motto
of Mr. Barrett, by striking out tho word
sand would justify the secession Of the fire.
states from the Union"
RESOLUTION INTRODUCED. BY M
| Richardson, that the establishment of a I
, S. Bank is nexpedient, and that our Sent
/ ators in Congress be instructed and our rel
s rescnta.ives be requested 10 vote again
it; MIR II II Barrett moved to Law the re
\. oIutoo upon the table carried l6 to A.
e Mr. Richardson presen ted the folIowin
n resolution.
d Resolred, That the thanks of the Sena
r be cordially rendered to His Honor, Ho
ace Eaton, for the able. impartial, and cou
e teous manner in which he has discharge
;, the duties of its presiding officer during Il
!. present session of the General Assembly
1 The resolution was unanimously adopte
c wherenpon the President responded IN
e beautiful and feeling address.
RETURNED FROM THE HOUSE WIT
., AMENDMENTS Bill relating to licenses
inn.keepers and retailers; amcndmer
concurred in. Bill in addition to act incc
pora,ing the Champlain and Connectic
e river railroad amendments were concu
!" red in. Resolution. providing for the d
u tribu'7n ofthe Auditor's Report, Senate
u sisted upon its disagreement
RESOLUTIONS FROM THE HOUSE. TIL
the auditor of accounts audit the account
Henry Stevens, and draw an order on 4
treasurer for such sum as shall be Just q
equitable. Tha, the Governor be requ,
" ted TO procure such documents in relati
-, 10 the early history of the State rs he m
e, consider necessary, and give Mr. Steve
!? such directions in relation to recording m
u u iiary rolls and other documents in relati
Is- 70 military service during the Revnlniif