The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-06

bill for the year ensuing, if left in the
form in which il then was, and il was a
gain laid on the table for examination.
The Senate went into joint assembly,
where it continued most OF the forenoon
Returning from joint assembly. Adj.
HOUSE
Reports. A resolution, directing the
publisher Of the 18th vol. Of Supreme
Court Reports, to publish the remaining
cases up to 1914, including those in The
hands Of Judge Royce, which was
passed.
BY committee OF Ways and Means. the
bill relating 10 railroad stock with sub.
s,itute, entitled bill relating to the grand
list, which provides for putting railroad
stock in the lists Of the towns and de-
fines the mode Of ascertaining its value
the bill was laid on the table.
Mr. Lawrence introduced bill relating
10 the Militia, which was referred 10 the
committee on Military atfairs.
The Senate came in and the following
appointments were made:
Directors Of the State Prison.
Silas Il. Jenison, unanimously,
Allen Wardner,
VIM. SanboTn. tSanborn ll8. Din'I
Denison 81 scattering Al
Hiram Harlow, Superintendent OF the
Stale Prison-lHarlow l34, Jeptha Brad
ley 60, scattering IL
Rev. Thomas Kidder, Champaign
IEliddcr, 1870, Rev. George Whitney n,
scattering l0.l
Hon. Daniel Kellogg, Commissioner Of
the Insane Asylum elected unanimous.
ly.
Judge Of Supreme Court
LIST ballot. ed
Milo L. Bennett. lO3 ia
Daniel Kellogg. 81 SO
Scattering, ~ 10
HON. MILO L. BENNETT
was elected Judge OF the Supreme Court,
10 place Of Judge Follelt, and the Senate
Withdrew.
Mr.. Swift reported the bill to extend the
char,er OF the Bank OF Middlebury amend.
ed, and the bill was passed lls to 81.
Adjourned.
Oh IVA E-AlteTuoOn,
Reporn BY Mr. Sabin from the Com,
miltee on Education, in favor Of the DILL
repeating sec 80 Of chap, 10 Of R s, re-
laliye 10 common schools, and also pro-
viding that an amount equal 10 the sum,
which will be yearly received into the
Treasury by the force Of this act, shall be
subject 10 appropriations for the purpose
OF carrying into effect system for the i'm.
provsment of common schools, and other
kindred objects. Mr. Villas moved to a.
mend by striking out the last named pro-
vision. as merely advisory in its character,
and therefore useless. Mr. Barrett sup
ported, and Messrs Sabin and Woodbridge
opposed the motion OF Mr.. Barrett, the
bill was laid on The table, and was made
the special order for Wednesday morning.
BY Mr. Sabin, from the same committee,
against the bill introduced by Mr. Rich
ardson, for tho improvement of common
schools, as superseded by the bill already
before the Senate the bill was refused
third reading. BY Mr. sabin from the
same committee, in favor of the bill pro-
Viding for the removal Of the insane of the
State Prison to the Asylum at Bratlleboro,
with an amendment, requiring that the in
sanity shall have existed at least thirty
days before such removal. The amend
ment was adopted, and the bill was passed
Mr. Rich, from the committee on Fl. |
nance. TO whom vas referred so much of
the Governors message as relates to su>
preme and county court orders, submitted |
a bill of eleven sections, in amendment of
the act of 1912, relating to public ac-
counts on motion of Mr. Rich. The bill
was referred to The Judiciary committee.
HOUSE.
Engrosscd bills. Senate bills in a.
nendment OF charter ofthe Burlington
Mill Co. and altering the name of How
ard Parker Johnson--severaly passed.
To repeal proviso ofsec. rs Of act of 1910
relating to banks, (Which exempts the
banks from certain tax if they redeem
their bills in Boston J supported by Mr..
Adams Of Grand Isle, Rice and Thomas,
opposed by Messrs Swift and Stevens, and
rejected ayes as, nays IS. Relating 10
public squares and commons in addition
to act relating to the grand list. Gazing
rents j annexing part Of province Island
to Newport in relation to the organizl-
tion CT school districts in unorganzed
towns and cores severally passed. To
incorporate the Vermont and Canada
R,llroad Company : amended in refer
ence to the transportation OF the mails,
and passed after few remarks by Mr..
Thomas against it,--who treated it as SUBJ
stanlially adding to the privileges of
the Central road, without requiring a
consideration ayes 1875, noes "a. To
extend the charter Of the Farmers Bank
(at Orwell J the motion to reconsider the
vote rejecting this bill was sustained by
M.ssrs, Stevens and Button, and onposed