Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-10-16

On Roads and Cmals-Messrs Chit
tcnden, Marshall, Bellows,
On BankS-Messrs Bradley, Smith, ST.
as
On Land TorCs-M Bcmis, Rich
ardson, Simonds.
Messrs J. Barrett, Villas and Rodgers
wore appointed by the chair a committee
on Rules.
Resolution. From the House, desg-
mating 9 o'clock this afternoon for county
conventions, and 10 o'clock tomorrow
for joint assembly to make county ap-
pointmcnts; concurred in.
Bill mhoduced BY J, Barrett, author
Using appeals to the Supreme Court from
the orders and DEGREES of any chancel-
Ior, affecting the Salty Fund; referred to
COM on banks.
Petition presented, BY Mr. Billings, OF
Martin Perry and 40 others; by Mr. Cam
pbclI, Of David Allen and others; by Mr..
J. Barrett, of Joel Clapp ard 70 others;
by Mr. Page, of Jacob Kent and 25 others
-scvcrally referred to the committee on
Education. By Mr., Campbell, of Syl-
yester Grout; referred to Judiciary Com
mitee. BY Mr., Il. Y. Barrett, of WIN.
Rounds Jr.; referred to committees on
Claims. Adj.
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Marcer.
The chair appointed the committee on
rulos--Messrs Swift, Kellogg and Ste
vens.
The Governor sent communication to
the IIouse-(samc as to the Senate.)
Resolutions. BY Mr. Bill, for a joint as
sembly 10 a m Wednesday next to elect
Judges of the Supreme Court and Secre-
tary of State laid on the table BY Mr.
Fairbanks, instructing the judiciary COM
miltee to examine the railroad charters Of
this state and inquire whether any legisa-
ton is necessary to place all on an equal
basis, and especially in reference to the
taxation of the stock.
Mr. +. made explanatory rcmarks-us-
ing justice and equality TO all companies,
with sacred regard TO the faith Of the
state, which sc hope to give in full
hereafter.
The resolution was passed.
Bill Mtroduccd BY Mr. Swift, taxing
Addison Co., which was referred to the
members from that county.
The House proceeded to ballot for
Clerk, when FERRAND +. MERRILL,
Esq, of Montpelier wa selected:
F. +. Merrill, ia
c. G. Eastman, CT
r. V. Marsh, 10
Jcs. Dnnforh, |
81 Petitions Referred. OF Peter Starr and
others for a renewal Of the charters of the
Bank of Middlebury, to the committee
on Banks; of Artemas Dixon, to the
committee of Claims; of Asa George
and others, and c.. Shlpman and others,
to restore the unrolIed militia to the
same footing as under the law of 1918
to committee on military affairs; Of E. d
Barber and Sc others. VIM. l.. Hawkins
and 81 others, to the committee on Edu-
cation; Of John Kelton and other, to form
Avery's gore and part of Ripton into q
town, to select committee of three, o
Pcrslion Moore, to the General com
mitlce. Adj, .
SENATE.
Q o'clock P. M.
Report. OF committees on Banks, il
favor of the bill amending Chapter so o
Revised Statutes.
The bill was taken up and passed.
Joint Resolution. BY Mr. Billings, tc
appoint committee of two, on the part o
the Senate, to prepare joint rules; adop
ted.
Petitions presented. BY Mr. Wood
bridge, of Anon Bailey and 43 others, BY
Mr. Onion, of O. l.. Shailer and AZ 9th
ers, of Moses Bliss and II others, of j. N
Staples and 81 others; by Mr. Button, o
d l.. NJ. Walker and rs others; by Mr. Chit
G tenden, Of g. A. Barber and 70 others
all referred to the committee on Educa
# ton. ADJ.
= HOUSE.
o Petitions. OF Charles f. Adams ant
= 44O others, Zimr Howe and 81 others
Benz. Maclay and % Others, o, L, Shaft
n ter and 48 others, Nahum Peck and 10;
. others, Jonas G.. Stiles and 48 others, D
o r. Barber and SO others, David Down
: and 90 others, John Myers and 80 others
I Hannah Rnrstow and 10 others lame