The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-30

proper form, of any individual, 10 require
from pedders the production of their Ii
censes; referred 10 the Judiciary commit
tex.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The chair announced he select com.
sniltee Oh the resolution declaring 1t mex.
peden, 10 recharer banks-Messrs Rice,
Backmer, Edgeron, Harlow, Middle
brook, Bill, Dorwin, Ordway KimbaIl,
Barlow, Wheelock. Waterman, Keys
Davis.
Also the committee as 20 the boundary
line between Benning on and Windharn
counties Messrs Parsons, Rice, Aiken,
B4cheller, Bishop, Setson.
Bills introduced. BY Mr. Barlow, re
IaiIng 10 licenses to retailers and un keep.
crs defining what shall be considered re-
sailers, inn keepers, &C., and authorizing
seIeclmen 10 grant licenses to sell liquors,
fixing penalties, sc. y referred to the Cen
eral committee. BY Mr. Hall, 10 increase
ihe capital stock OF the Bank of Bratllebo.
ro' to 100000; referred 10 the committee
on Banks.
Engrossed Bills. To repeal the act
granting bounty on silk; passed, l2l TO
So. Empowering the Troy Conference
Academy to confer certain degrees, (both
to young gentlemen aud ladies'. Mr.
s!oddard and Briggs opposed this bill as
giving this institution privileges beyond
others OF like character, and also as tend
ang 10 bring all degrees into contempt by
lowering the standard Of qualifications
which should be requred to warrant marks
of literary merit: ayes 50, noes ll8, so
the bill was rejected
Reports. BY Mr. Russell, from the Ju.
dietary committee, the bill to prevent the |
bringing Of paupefs into this state from
other states, and i! was explained ard sup.
ported by Messrs Russell and Kellogg and |
ordered 10 third reading. BY Mr. Kel>
logg, from the same committee, against
the bill in addition to he &C. for the pro-
lection Of personal liberty.
Adjourned.
2 o'clocE, P. M.
SENATE.
Bills int,odueed. By Mr. J. Barrett,
for The relief Of creditors, providing that
when an execution of The amount Of $500
is returned unsatisfed, the plaintiff may
file bill in chancery against the defend.
ant compelling the discovery of any prop.
er'y or any thing in action belonging to
such defendant.
Bill from the House Repeating laws
granting premiums on silk referred 10
the committee on Manufactures.
The Senate took up The bill providing
for elections by plurality on the third bal
lot, and without debate, The third reading
OF the bill was refused by vote, taken by
rising. of Ia 10 II.
On motion of Mr. Noyes, the report of :
the select committee upon the Vermont
Asylum, was referred 10 the committee on {
Finance.
Adjourned.
HOUSE, .
Reports. Mr. Swift, from the Jud. com. Il
mitlee, reported the bill ia addition TO the
act for the reiefof the insane poor, (which /
provides for commissioner OF the insane,)
and it was ordered to third reading; also Il
The Senate bill in addition 10 the act char 81
lering the village of Woodstock, and it was "
passed. Mr. Hail, from the committee on
roads, reported the bill 10 facilitate the rem. Of
ieFing OF turnpikes free roads, with an re
which was concurred in and 81
he bill ordered TO third reading. ii,
Mr. Kellogg from the select committee, III
eponed bill altering the time Of holding
he county court in Windham county, and az
vas ordered to third realng. te
Mr Rice moved reconsideration OF The To-
ole Of this moaning rejecting The bill re> B.
Iiing to Troy Conference Academy ne
greed to, and The bill recon- mued re-
Mr. Harmon called up the bill 10 extend