The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-31

. pealing sections l and 2 OF chapter 81
!, r. S., and providing that all actions, suit
bills, Complaints, iniormatlons or indie
, ments for any crime or misdemcanor, oil
err than theft, robbery, burglary, forgery
, arson and murder, shall be brough, witt
in three years next after the commissio
of the offence, and not after and that a
complains and prosecutions for theft, rot
berry burglary and forgery shall be pros
ecuted within six years after the commi:
sion OF the offence. and not after r%eferre'
10 the committee on the judiciary.
The Senate continued their balIoting 70
u. S. Senator, with the following results
Git being always borne in mind that tina
apparently formidable candidate, "Scauer
iog' is uniformly but an aggregation o
units.)
(The Senate balloied from the thirteenth
to the thirtieth time, and S. S. Phelps re.
ceived Is woes at every balloting, and
Scattering ranged from 8 to IL. Seven
other candidates received from 2 to 7 at
different baIlo,ings.)
Upon the announcement Of the result of
the 3Oth baIIoling. Mr. Richardson NOV.
ed to adjourn and the motion was unan-
imOusly agreed 10.
HOUSE.
The Speaker made the following ap,
pointments
Mr. Buck of Mortified on the commit
tee of elections in place Of MIR Baker.
On the communicated of this morning
from the treasuter-Sanborn ofS., Porter
of H., and TIlden.
Petition refe'7ed. OF Euos Cobb, to
committee Oh education.
Bills introduced. BY Mr. Ross, to re-
peal the act of le42, relating to capital
crimes ; referred to judiciary committee.
BY Mr. Bliss, altering the standard of
weig hts and measures referred to the
general committee. by MrSmilh of Rip
ton, TO repeal and alter the act OF 1912, on
the sale of lands for taxes, as requires the
notices to be published in the Montpelier
papers; referred to the land tax committee.
BY MIR TIIden, relating 10 chap, | II. S.,
(of the qualifications Of voters referred
TO the judiciary committee.
Reports. By committee on education,
bill relating 10 common schools, (exempt>
ing poor from school tax on certain con.
ditions,) and it was ordered to Sd reading.
BY COMMITTEE on Roads, against the bill
relating to roads, and it was dismissed.
BY judiciary committee, bill 10 amend
chap. 90 r. S., relatIng to divorce, (,his
bill requires the libeIlan! to reside one full
year in this State. and repeats the 22l and
23l sections ordered to a 81 reading.
BY committee of claims, tina. John Gil
man jr, have leave to withdraw his peli-
ion-agreed to. BY committee of ways
and means, that Robert Ross aud Almon
Smith have leave to withdraw their 2eli-
ion, the courts having full power in their
.;ase-agreed 10. BY committee of claims,
bill to pay Emily Hatch, which was or
Tered to a Sd reading,
Resolutions BY Mr. Whitiemore of
w., directing the committee on the grand
list to make the same deductions as last
'ear for militia equipped in Wa,ervilIe aud
3%elvidere; and by Mr. Dewey. directing
he same committee to put the personal
state Of Duxtury the same as last year
10Th passed. BY Mr. Whittemore of NJ,
nc bill or resolution be introduced az
Friday morning next. except by CON-
passed. BY MIR Hall, ,ha, no,
than l2 justices be allowed to any
own after this session; opposed by Whit.
more of NJ, and Rice Of S. and rejected.
'y MIR Whittemore OF NJ, to hear r. Fl.
'almer, Esq. on education, at an evening
sssion to morrow evening"; passed. 8
The Senate came in, and the following S
lections were made j
Orleans County.
Elijah Cleveland, } Asst Judges
Harry Baxter, county court. ,
ohm Fl. Kimball, States attorney. J.,
Nye, judge Of probate. =
'homas jameson, Moody B. Kimball, =
Luke Spencer, jail commissioners. :
Grand Isle County. I
Ira Hill. ASST judges @
VIM. III. Lyman, county court. t.
bel Brown, Grand Isle, sheriff.
'ardon Dewell, high baiIif. S
Vm. w. White, States attorney o
lbez Ladd, judge Of probate for the dis.
tricl Of Grand Isle.
bner Ladd, EIihu Parks, Augustus +
Knight, Jail commissioners. S