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| ident administration of the law, let the fact be
made known TO the Legislature and the evil b

The resolution was passed.
HOUSE.
The Chair announced the following commits
tees
On the petitions for County Houses Of Corr
rection-Messrs Kellogg Hammond, Balou,
Kendrick, Chase Of Franklin.
On SO much of the Governors Message 40
relates to Protecion-Messrs Forbush, Conkey,
Bentley, Cook, Fay.
Bills introduced BY Mr. Stevens relative
to the boundary line between Enosburgh and
Bakersfield; referred to the members Of Frank
lin County. BY Mr. Lawrence, 10 provide funds
for county treasures (; referred to committee
of Ways ard Means by Mr Thomas, in rela-
ton to the Vermont CeD,rai Railroad Company
| (repeang the section exemp,ing the stock from
taxation) referred TO Judiciary committee. BY
Mr. MArston, relating to elections, (voes TO be-
written or printed on clear white paper,) refer
red to committee of Elections.
| Petitions 'eterred. or Kent Wright and
others, 10 Committee on Education Of c. w.
FenOn and others, for railroad from Benning-
ton to the south line of the state, TO committee
on roads; of A. II. Barker, to committee on
Claims of John Meacham and others for .
recharter of the Bank of Orwell, to the commit.
tee on Banks.
relating 10 offences against private property.
pointments we're made:
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
B. F.. Morgan, Leonard Sergeant, Assistant
Judges OF the County Court. Jasper Wall. Sheriff.
Aaron DEMO jr. High Bailiff A. Lyman, States
Attorney Hiram Barton Judge Of Probate for The
Probate for the District Of Manchester. David Love,
James Bonrdnan, o. C. Merrill, Major hawley, OAR
win Andrews, Martin SlOcum, Commissioners for the
Jail at Manchester.
| oR.NcE CoyrNTv
! Frederick Smith, John McLane, Assistant Judges
Of the County Court. Hoe Sayre, Thetford, Sher-
if. Amos s. Little, High Balliff Jefferson p. Kid.
der States Ato!ney Edmund Weston :, Judge Of
ker, Judge OF Probate for the District of Bradford
H. E. G. Mclaughlin, Elhu Norton LemuelH.
George Jail Commissioners.
wINDHAM COUNTY
Pardon T. Kimball, High Bailf. VIM. Adams,
BENZ. Ormsbee Nahum Eager, jail Commissioner
Ellery Albee Judge of Probate for the District Of
Westminster.
The joint Assembly adjourned to Tuesday
next 3 P. NJ.
WEDNESDAY, Oct Is
SENATE.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Petitions presented. BY Mr. Sabin, of C. r.
Wilkins and 1870 others of Colchester (; by Mr.
Billings, Of H. H. Griffin and 80 others Of
Craf,sbnry by Mr. ]. Barrett, Of Sidney 8.
Bates and $50 others of I1arland; by Mr. Mar.
SHALL Of John Nichols and 26 others of Guild.
hall-all referred to the committee on Eduea.
ton.
Bills introduced BY Mr. Woodbridge, re.
peang the 9th section of chapter % OF r. s..
and empowering the Supreme Court to direct
how exceptions TO the opinion of the County
Court, on any question of law which may arise
at the trial of any cause decided by the Coun.
ty Court, shall be signed, and BY what time the
exceptions shall be filed, and to impose terms
on the party who shall take the exceptions in
case Of neglect to file them after they are sign.
ed. BY Mr. Woodbridge, so amending the act
of IA relating to licenses as to authorize the
Mayor and Aldermen of Vergennes to bind
over, in same manner as justices of the peace
both referred to the committee on the Judi.
carv
Resolutions. By Mr. Morgan, postponng the
joint assembly appointed to day at 2 o'clock, for
the purpose of eleciing an Auditor in the Trea.
snry and ergeant>st.Arns, until Friday at 10
O'Clock A. NJ passed. BY Mr. Noyes, raising, a
select committee of three to investigate the
condition of the Vermont Asylum for the In
sane passed, and Messrs Moves, r.. r. Barrett
and Campbell were appointed the committee.
The Senate took up the resolution providing
for reference of SO much of Governors mes.
sage as relates to the Union, Texas, and Slave
Mr. J. Barrett the resolution was amended BY
inserting "a select" instead OF "the Judiciary
and was passed.
Before adjournng, Mr. ]. Barrett remarked
that he deemed it proper to call the attention Of
the Senate to the report, in the Daily Journal,
OF his remarks, made yesterday on introducing
a resolution relating to the State Prison. He
found he was therein represented as having
stated definitely what he purposely stated indef.
..,,fa Lii.
ing official statistics before him. In respect to
the appropriation in 1872 he stated the sum 10
be near SIS 900. The expenses of l643 over
the income, he stated to be nearly S30O0-and
not as stated in the report in the Daily Journal,
"rnore than $1,000" The expenses of l644
he stated to be nearly $4,000, instead of stating
them to be "more than $4,000" As to the
New Hampshire Prison, he stated the sum Of
income over expenditures as being neorly
! $1,000.
Though. for general purposes, the remarks as
reported might be sufficiently accurate, yet it
was due TO himself, as not wishing 10 manifest
a disposition TO exaggerate, and but just TO those
who may have had personal connection with the
Direction and Super intendency Of the State
Prison. that he should call the attention of the
Senate to the subject, with view TO correcting
any wrong impression which might be made by
the report of his remarks as printed.
| HOUSE.
| Bills reported From the select committee,
in favor OF establishing the boundary line be-
tween Enosburgh and bakersfield ordered To
third reading. From the committee on Ways
and Means, in favor Of the same distribution OF
the school money among unorganized towns :
ordered to third reading. From the commits
tee OF Ways and Means, in favor Of eSempting-
members of Fire Engine Companies from the
payment of poll taxes. from military duty, and
from serving as jurors ordered TO thiHt
reading
Petitions referred. or 8. S. Arnold and 9TH.
ers, of s. p. Bates and others, Of 8. C. Crahs-
and others. OF II. N. Graves and others. Of Ca.
leb Kimball and others, to the Committee on
Education. OF J. d. Bradley, for renewal Of
the graut Of Bennington and Brattleboro' Raib
Road, to the committee on Roads. OF The Tiny
Conference Academy, praying for the privilege
of comforting degrees upon their graduates. to-
the committee on Education. OF John SIM
onds and others, and Of A. II. Howard and 9th.
ers, praying for a re.charer Of the bank Of Or,
we'll, u the committee on Banks.
| Mr. Davis presented the circumstances OF
Giles Harrington and Others against the petition
Of Geo. Miles and others for ferry from Al.
burgh to Swanion referred TO committee on
Roads.
| Bills introduced. BY Mr. Hill Of Brstilahnans
Incorporating the Bennington .S21
Rail Road, MP Bvs' ~