Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-11-01
ttiroS RrrEnrrO. or Langdon and others general
committee Adjourned.
SENATE.


PnrirtoS-of Asa Chapman and others referred commit
Rrroprs. by Hubbard from the committee roads and
canals in favor of the bill amending act Incorporating tho New
Barrett from the Senators of Windsor favor of the oil alter
om9nlnont amendment adopted and bill passed ny MI Mood
dgo from the committee elections, against Tho b IN amend
mont of chap of S, relating to the qualification of voters
bill refused third reading BY Mr. Button, iom the com
to tho encouragement Of agriculture bill passed ny Mt Briggs
from .1G eomml9e on Juuoay' =" ,uo W e Wv, nrs
than so dollars than TOTO town seccmen passed. ny
Mr. Thompson from l committee on military affairs, IN lGr
Of the bill repeating all acts requiring nc enrolled militia
military duty bill was ordered to third cadng, unanimously
and viii debate. By Mr. Gswold from the Same oInGe
that the report of the adiuant general called for 10 legislative
tho auditors report be distributed among the several
towns Of the state aud not Included ~ ne m ~
Of the General Assembly resolution passed ny MT Richard
against the bill incorporating the Londonderry cotton nnd
Richardson Billings and Barrett tho bill refused third
reading ny AR sq6n rom S Ho.io U va"T S =" n,
enjoy the benefits Of 49, chap Is of bill ordered
potion Chapman and others petitioners had leave
ESGSossrp Bus. Granting concurrent jur.dction Ju,
and County Courts III certain cases. in addition to chap 90
a. P apoS the G Go passed. by the o%ag o'c
YcasAossis Bass Button, Cahoon Camp, Gswod Hubbard
Ilud, Marshall, Mogun Noyes Phillips, Reud koyuuds
Rcl Richardson, sabi1 Scott, sone Woodbridge 49, Nays
Wnn Providing that all persons, parties pry audu
lent cOnvoyaneica be joined defendants pissed Altering
t Nav York and CbamnlSm Steamboat Gonna
ofganieed towns and cores /; passed,
The Senate. ,cmurk from NrJ Barrett in favor ofccncur
rngaqd Ncssrs Briggs camp scott against refused concur
Montpelier resolution relative to the removal OF the
sions of tho Circuit aud District Courts,
offered aud adopted fixing the price of license to tay
keeper at s. instead of 10 to wholesale deslsr at 8 IN
stead Of So rones at So instead Of SO Tho bill
then o dercd to he cngrossed to a third loadmg.
Hyde office Of shcf of Windsor County referred
70 the Senators from Windsor. II
Mr. CtswoI obtained lowe of absence after NOR
nns. Adjourned.
ENsno Bnls Senate bill relating to accounts ct county
clerks passed 10 icpooI tho act Of sl2 rotating to capital
Of N. end smey, and opposed by Me's Wi,sow, NloLoud
schools, (ur school houses when necessarily
Tho amendment Ct the Senate the hill taxing Washington
County considcod when Mr. Buck OF n moved amend
that oct shall not 90 into effect until the several towns
Of the county meetings shall have accept the
court that the house, costing sloVO had
ton opposed this notion and it was lost aud the amendment OF
RSpoEI. BY select Committee against the petition of Kiuh
Bailey and 80 others hc present law against abduction OF per
to withdraw By committee on banks, that Bank
report unusually thorough aud correct accompanied
by bill in relation the duties Of baak commissioners for
discrimination in the annual reports between the good and the
bad debts which go to make up ne assets OF the banks re h
passed by committee on military ars against bill rola
tie 10 militia polls being provided for in the bin already
sod and was dismissed by general committee against pe-
ton Langdon and others and they had leave to withdraw
The Senate came IN and after snna appointments Of nst
The Governor informed The House that Zona Hyde declines
Mr. Wtlemoro OF NJ. cullod up bill relative cleo
ton of representatives. (by plurality after the second bal
@ S$ Y of SU %S. y Ms ''" anu o" motto" 0 "
Hastings introduced resolution, by consent, nstructng
abe committee ebenlues adopt The nearest stage route in
computing mileago passed -
the House rccedo from It's amendments which motion
by Mcssrs Tracy and Rice of supported by essGwad
Mrton and Bacon and lost Mi Tracy moved that the House
insist--clrried. Adjournd
TUESDAY, O'Clock NJ.
RrroRr-By Mr. sabu, from the committee education, the
bill relating Schools recommittcd to them, WIN the
following amendments, which soveray misunderstanding
providing for the Office and prescribing the du
ties eli town superintendent relieving inc county supeten
from the duty Of visiting sud examining schools Making
with information upon the state nnd condition OF their re-
spectve schools Limiting the salary of the State sUpcrnten
dollars. Making the duty of town clerks render
such county commissioners in relation to schools,
.ardson moved 10 amend constitute the Lieut. Governor
State Superintendent carried The bill was then ordered 10 be
engrossed, road kird BY Mr. Winn {om the
ee manufactures in favor of The bill relative to the
ducou of silk with amendment raising the bountics therein
provided o from 10 10 cents e anendment was auoed
aud on the question OF the passage OF the BILL Mr. Noos sud-
Was mprGcicabie produce silk successfully in this high
no coespondng benefit attempts any
eney and the sooner We abandon better
that he could better explain the views which III
coming the street fellow ahead swinging his hat with
Sion twenty cents" Impecd by curiosity, he walked up,
handed his quarter and entecd dak passage into which
he directed Nothing discenibIo and nothing audible
voice at the ether end shouting, Leave to depart 30
& o S .seoav ae AHe few remarks W from Mr.
VIM, confirming the aPnes OF the illustration, the bill was
Bnls FROM HoUsE-Abolhing Of 1872 relative to
the punishment capital crimes referred to judiciary commit
scholars are too referred to committee on education
In relation tho Duties of Bank commissioner, committee
The House insisting upon ameudmen, to the resolution
ug the removal of tho session Of the Circuit and District
Courts Nj scott moved TO lay the resolution on the table Mr.
Read and Mr. Barrett spoke ia favor Of concurrng with the
House. and Mcssr Briggs Cahoon, and Camp against and the
resolution ordered 10 lie.
ported 1asE from the committee VIII, @ Ma taken
Mess Camp Hubbard Moigan, Reynolds Rich
Scott, Stone, Ihomgson 9 Nays Nlesss Barrett + Bar
Bass, Ilng Briggs pnuon Chuenden Griswold liar
rs urd, NaIshaI Noyes, Philips, Read, Rchsdson sabn
RrroRrsBy Mr. Briggs from judiciary committee bill
relating the punishment of capital crimes, without
By Mr. sabn from education,
bill providing for the division OF district schools certain
Adourucd.
dored notify such of the ubsences not eHcuaJle
he amendment the the bill relating Wndso
Co. courts nser'ng 4 Tuesday Of March instead Of the 3d.
On motion OF MIR Whittemo'e of NJ tho 25h rule sus
pended for the remainder OF the session.
bills From THE srsArE In addition chap % 5, order
ed to thd readings in amsdmen of chap = providing
bnllotJ opposed by Whttcmoro and rejected in
mcndmen of chap Is s. texendng ADD unorganize
education addition 20 chap 9j :, referred
dietary committee amend listing act of le4l, or
appaisa rejected addition to New York and Chumpai
Soo5 % Mr. Of NJ and dsssd in addition u az
incorporating Norwich University, referred general committee
ate relative o distribution of the GHdIoTs report an
moved strike the clause Wficb exclude
the report The journals asreed 10, md the resolution va
passed
By committee of claims, against the petition
VIM. Ilakins lio of fc aud lie had leave withdraw
by in committee under the 5n e resolution directing Ia
auditor audit the of Henry Stevens,
directing the Governor to direct ia reference to state document
demnnd of the general the taken
Green Mountain Boys The battle of Bennington, whc
adopted
TEYAs The joint committee under the 9Th Jue made
the concluding with resolution
suenny protesting against the annexation aud usucting
% 3 10
tions on the tublo--Hgteed to.
TARfFF Public LANDS. The majority of the sele
these subjects made report concluding with
ayowng tho doctrines Of protection and distribution
and demonstrating against the repeal Of the act of 1912 IN
minority also reported resolutions declaring that
should be raised than tariff uHd that
should be arranged protect capital and the dere
branches of industry alike that the coded public lands he
specific purpose which should be strictly observed
and that tho purchased territory the property Of the Unite
States, and subject TO disposition other 30