The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-06
J.F. MCCLELLAN, Printer.
assistant Judges ofthe county courts. The

assistant Judges ofthe county courts. The
amendment was adopted.
Mr. Smith moved TO amend SO that tho
County Superintendent shall annually
enter upon their Offices from the Both Of
November carried.
Mr. Sabin moved TO amend so that the
aggregate sum allowed 10 each county
Superintendent shall not exceed an allow.
ance of $40 for each town in the county;
carried.
The bill was then unanimously ordered
to be engrossed and have third reading!
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Reports. BY general committee, against
the petition of Orrin Shoes and others,
and they had leave to withdraw; bill an
nexing so much of Providence island as
lies 10 this slate to Newport, and il was
ordered 10 Sd reading. BY committee
on Education, Senate bill 10 establish
hospital at Casteon, and it was passed.
BY committee on Roads, bill to incorpo.
rate the Vermont and Canada Railroad
Company, Extending from Canada line
in Hig gate TO Burlington, TO connect with
the Central road, or 10 connect with either
in case the other shall no. be built;) and
it was ordered to a Sd reading. BY Judi.
ciary committee, substitute for the bill in
relation to the organization of school dis
tricts 10 unorganized towns and cores, and
it was ordered to Sd reading. By COM
miuee 90 Roads. bill chartering the West.
ern Vermont Railroad Company, (romt
! the southern line of the state 10 Pownaf
to Rutland J Mr. Thomas moved to edd n
section placing this act under the control
of future legislatures, which wae rejected
ayes AZ, noes l3l.
Adjourned.
2 o'clock P. NJ.
SENATE. 49,.
Report. By Mr. VIM from the come
mittee on Manufactures, in favor of the
bill repeating acts granting bounty on
silk; passed. BY Mr. Hodges, from the
committee on Claims, in favor of the bill
10 pay William Rounds Jr. Gil; bill was
ordered to third reading. BY MIR Rurd
from The same committee, in favor of the
bill TO pay Sewail FulIam, with an amend.
ment altering The sum from S27 to 1875 so.
The amendment was adopted, and also
another amendment submitted by Mr.
Hodges, specifying that the services were
rendered before the Committees of the
House ard Senate in the investigation OF
1912. The bill was passed.
House bills referred Relating 10 suits
for fraudulent conveyances; to the Judi>
ciary Committee. To pay William S!ade
the sum therein mentioned.
Bills Passed. For the relief Of credit.
ors, authorizing creditor, when an exc
culion 10 his favor of the amount of $50
is returned dissatisfied, TO file bill in
chancery to compel the discovery OF any
moneys, effects, or things in action belong.
ing 10 the debtor.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The speaker announced the select com.
milee or MIR Switt's resolution relative TO
The Central Railroad Messrs. Swift,
Rice, Adams Of Grand Isle, Sloddard and
Barlow.
Bills Introduced BY MIR Swift, rela-
tive 10 expenses Of courts and criminal
proceedings, referred 10 committee of
/ Ways and Means. From the Senate 10
, amend the charter OF The Burlington Mill
Co.; ordered 10 Sd reading.
: Railroad.
The House resumed consideration Of
the Western Vermont Railroad bill, when
Mr. Thomas moved an amendment reQuirl
ing the company 10 carry the mails at a
) reasonable compensation. At The sugges.
ton Of Messrs Swift and Rice, the bill was
laid on The table for the present.
| The amendment OF the Senate to the
: Winooski Mill Company bill was con.
| Cured in.
The School Bill.
On motion Of Mr. Fairbanks, the House
bill for the improvement OF Common
Schools, Mr. Stevens in the chair: the
question being upon Mr. Briggs amend.
ment, which makes the Secretary OF State
er o6fcio State Superintendent. Mr. Briggs
declined urging this amendment, and on
leave he Withdrew il.
Mr.. Rice moved to strike out the llth,
18Th, and 18Th sections, which provide for
a State Superintendent. Opposed by
Messrs Button, Danforth, Fairbanks and
Swift, and Withdrawn.
a motion Of MIR Kendrick, to give the
! election Of county superin,endenls to the
people, was rejected, and the committee
rose.
: Engrossed bills. Relating to attorneys
, at law relating II su Is for fraudulent con,