Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13

the table, and The second WINS ordered to sd read
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the bank of Bellows Falls to the committee on
Banks.
Engsossed Bills passed Incorporating the Yer
non Glass Manufacturing Company lncorpoTa-
ling the Vermont Rail Road Company. In addi-
lion 20 chap 40 Of II s, extending time Of prcscn-
ting claims to creditors Of estates. Incorporating
the Connecticut and Passumpsic Rivers Rail Road
Company
The bill making additional appropriations for a
geological survey, was ordered to Sd reading
The bill restraining the taking of usury, in ad'Ii-
,ion TO chap - of X S, was taken up. Mr.. Villas
again proposed his amendment to the Senate. pro
| b,hiting stockholders in Banks from receiving
greater dividend than six per cent; lost by vote
Of II to 10. Messrs +. T. Barrett, Bellows. Camp
bell Clapp, Fheld, Howe, Marshall, Noyes, Rich
ordson. and Villas voting in the affirmative. Amer
remarks by Messrs Barrett, Sabn, Woodbridge,
and Smith, in favor Of tbebill, aud by Messcs Villas
and Noyes, against it, it was ordered 10 third
reading by a vote of II to - Yeas, Messfs J
Barrett Bemis, Billings, Button, Clapp, Morgan,
Onion. Rich Richardson, Sabin, Sias, Simonds
Smith, Woodbridge. Nays, Messrs Il 4 Barrett,
Bellows. Campbell Hodges, Howe, ilurd, Ladd,
Marshall. Noyes, Villas, VIM.
The bill making appropriation for Geological
survey, was taken up and passed by vote Of 81 to
T. Mesers r Il Barrett. Bellows, Fifield. Noyes,
Richardson, Villas and Winn voting III the mega
tive.
The usury bill was again taken up, and was pass
ed by the casting vote Of the Chair, l5to ID. (Sen.
aors voting MS before with the additional votes Of
Messrs Bradley Brownell, and c huenden in the
negative, Campbell not presently Mr. Villas NOV
ed to reconsider carried, by vote Of 10 TO ID.
(Messrs Campbell. ClapP, and II owe, voting for h)
The question again recurring upon the passage Of
the BILL it was rejected by vol OLA to 10. (Mr
Campbell present, and voting in the negative, and
the Chair Of course not voting.)
HOUSE.-Resolgfion- the Senate for
commissioner 10 ascertain the boundary line be-
tween Bennington and Windham counties-con.
CURED in
Eagrosscd BiH-In addition to chap ~ II S,
relating to usury; opposed by Mr., Marston, aud
supported by Mr. Howe Of Shoreham, aud passed,
90 to 81.
SENATE, WEDNESDAY, Nov 5.
Rcports,-By Mr.. Snbin, from the committee
Education, in favor Of tho bill Incorporating the
Bratileboro Hydropaihic Infrmary. The bill was
briefly supported by Messrs Howe, Moves, Billings,
Smith. VIM, and DE-. T T Barrett, as being great
y conductive to the successful operation Of the in
stitution, and was opposed by Messrs Woodbridge,
and Hodges, as unnecessary. dHeking being one Of
those inalienable, indeeasible mprescrpible, nat
ural rights common 10 universal humanity that re-
protect them. The bill was passed by a vote Of 10
10 g. DR. 4 Il Barrett voting in the affirmative.
DIR Onion voting in the negative, and DR.. Camp
bell not voting at all
Mr SabIn, from the Joint committee TO which
was referred the communication from Henry Ste
vens, Esq. reported series OF resolutions that the
Governor be authorized TO expend a sum not ex-
ceeding $500 in procuring the originals Of copies
OF important documents illustrative Of the revolu-
ltIOnnTV histOFX Of Nermant ttE FL
Barrett and Hodges supported ard Mr. Moves
oPposed-that not exceeding 5000 be expended for
procuring revolutionary papers in other States;
Mr. Hodges mosed 10 amend, that the appropri.
alton shall not exceed $780, carried, and the reso-
luton was adopted-ihat not exceeding $40 be ex-
pended IN collecting and binding the papers thus
obtained adopted.
Mr.. Hodges. from the select committee, TO which
was referred the resolution OF inquiry as 10 the
anoun, expended within the las, four years for re-
eording revolutionary pay rolls, and similar docu.
menis reported that there had been paid or was vet
due TO Henry Stevens S2096 OF, to c. l. Knapp
$40, 10 + Merrill 5000. making in all S3II6 o.
HOUSE-RePorts-B committee on Manu-
features, bill Incorporating Vernon Glass Compa-
ny, and it was amended on motion of Mr. Thomas
and ordered 10 I'd reading. BY committee on
Military Affairs that il is nexpedient TO leeisla,e
in reference 10 the militia at this time.
| Senate biHs-ln addition to act providing for
Geological survey, Ito furnish suits of minerals TO
colleges IN this state y rejected on the second read
ing, - to 80. To incorporate the Vermont Rail
Road Iron Company, at Windsor; ordered to a Sd
reading.
SENATE, ? O'CLOCK, p. NJ
RePOrt-By Mr. Sias, from the committee on
Banks in favor of the bill extending the charter of
the Bank OF Bellows Falls. The question being
upon the passage of The BILL Mr. Villas remarked
that he could not vote for rechartering this bank
after the exposition of its operations made in the
Bank Commissioners Report. The bill was passed
by vote of 81 to6.
Mr. Barrett called up the resolution providing
for the removal of the sessions Of the Circuit and
District Courts TO Burlington and Montpelier. Mr.
J Barrett moved 10 amend by striking out "Mon,-
pelier" and inserting "Chelsea" The amendment
was carried by vote Of 10 to H.
The question being upon the passage Of the reso-
luton as amended, Mr. Villas briefly expressed him
self in lis favor, and it was carried by vote of l6
to b.
The Senate took up the House amendments IN
the bill Incorporating the Western Vermont Rail
kond Company, and concurred therein Also the
House amendment TO the bill Incorporating the
Vernon Glass Manufacturing Company, and con-
CURED lhere'n' Adj
HOUSE.-Smate 6iM.--To incorporate the
Vernon Glass Manufacturing Company RELATING
to the University ofVermont relating to public ace
counts; TO incorporate the Vermont Rail Road
Company in addition to chapter 40 r S, seyerallv
passed.
The committee on Education and the committee
under the hi.h Joint rule were discharged from the
petitions and papers referred to them.
The Senate came in aud the
HON HORACE EATON.
was unanimously elected State Superintendent Of
! Common Schools W