Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13

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as 81 - il'rss g1ntt ~ rf n 80.
80 unF tue irssless ul Ne ln,sr~ A,v. ifn g.
'cis'ft ihs rsidsnce as eel az the nau4r. Col
'ecca tsries pA,soI. y, mr. Book 10. p'o.
"d.ns tad ~ 5il be t1upJuccd shsf "
"o'rvw morn ~ p,ssed.
Rrperp. II, Jsdi'is'y COMMUNE, ssain,t
lhe iei..irn 81 1c,irr lngraaam and o,aen.
sod tuey lad ieave 10 wuhff,v j., CON
autte vu R1afs. sEainti rctu'o1 " Boston
snI Nuritcal R.utuAd Co, - 10 flitt g.
uiets.euou tet~eeu tha' sad mo Pas,Jup
&C NAV b. mutually agreed up.u; Ind on
H.e Atle ~ request 81 pafIes Interested -
49, 'o,uu.iiee GA Htitafy anaus, sgatust tie
seSrf.I lsutInns ssAing luf trstofauon o.
.le mrtia l.w 81 lHis and ihe, had leave
ln wrhdaW. Br select tunslItiee on Je,i.
unn 81 JU,un e. Brook, AMI oihtrs for coun
~ house, 81 correction. iha' It T. ineIpodirut
80 act 81 ms Iesslon. and thsy had leave la
"uhIfaw BY committee uu manufactures
D'.t Go io,prputAte he Anencan Exploring,
HlairP and Manufacturing Company. aud q
~as ordered 10 a third reading By Judici-
iy commIuec. against oil relating to the
competency OF Witnesses, Uhe religious be-
Hf' IT Witnesses not To be called 10 Ques
uDu.) and u was supported ~ nessu Thorn
- W. e. hWN~f % anu MNfhliiN, " no NlsiSt
hal thers must be some stake as To the re-.
pori. the judiciary committee being iavora-
Die to thc ma lad on the table. lIy com.
miltee on Roads. sgainsi btil IN addition to
chap ~, H. :. aud It was rejected. Nv
General committee, against blll in addition
to act Of I-il relating 10 licenses mr. Jones
o. Chelsea suRpouei the Till a. necessary
to cous,fue he lawn Russell argued thst
Ii., In itsglI iuyRIypt a al
ton as to The power OF the State to ln,ctIeie
with uair. Re cou,cuGed that the law w,s
rot uuiiutm tIu lHt 'i" s'a'., 30 some
counties It eng pclcurt.y GGelcm from
what It wa IN Others. Again he thought II
ne tlty Of e'eV community to supply sui,l
Tie place, iur The convenient entertainment
UltJavci.crs. BIZ, under the present law. ia
some c"''icS, no such places exist, for the
iEns o., rel to DC kept were without to,a,
OF those convenience deemed sc necessary
10y many ol the travelling community. mr.
Burbsuk moved TO dismiss the bill lost -
Ga motion OF mr. Stevens, the TN was lali
ON the table BY General committee, against
ttIl eKcmptng ieffy boats from attachment, ,
second reading refused. By committee on
military afiats, bill IN reiotIon to the militia,
providing Tor the removal OF staff ohccrs.-
mr. Russell thought II was an extension Of
executive power aud ought mol to pass. mr.
Howe OF =. advocated the passage Of the
blii lie thought the appointing power ought
10 have the power To remove. mr. Button ia
Norcd the biil on SIM AZ grounds mr. RICE
also supported the bIlI. mr. Barlow and mr.
Stevens opposed ", mr. Barlow moved 10
dismiss tho blll carried. BY committee on
education, on the petition OF Calvin Towns
lev and Others, bill TO incorporate the Brat.
tlebWu' ilydtopllhlc lnhrmlry. Motion 10
dismiss Lost mr. Barlow moved TO Law the
bill on the table; lost. And the bill was
read The second time and ordered 10 be en-
crossed and read the THIRD Tine, l07 to 81
vi Rice moved to recons der the Tesou-
ton passed this morning, providing for The
'blicatioh OF the proceedings OF Tho joint
assembly; carneI. mr. RICE lh'n moved to
amend the same SO that the Secretary OF
State should furnish The Clerk with the pro-
ceedings and the Clerk cause the same TO be
published IN the Journals, carried mr. Ste
yens thought II was mourning additional eI-
pense to publish the proceedings OF lhe join,
asscmG.y, and they were ot but little use -
mr. Fal,chiId moved TO amend 10y leaving out
the Justices VI The peace, lost. hesoIu'loH
adopted.
! ne committee on adjournment reported a
resolution to adjourn on Thursday al 7 o.
Clo' NJ. passed.
B.A ,airoduced BY mr. Smith Of R rela,.
ing to lnn keepers; read aud referred &c
General committee.
Tho Senate TIA relating TO The use OF Ere
am, IN villages vas read Me third TINE and
passed.
/ Mr Goodhue called up The bill 10 rechar,c
the BANK vi Bellows Falls. The bill. va!
lost.
Tee bill to abolish the STATE School Fun,
was taken up, and mr. Thomas moved Il
amend the lst Sc rton, by adding provision
TO except from us operation, IAN act passet
/ Nov 7, 1855. IN relation 10 the SchoO
Fund :" rejected mr. Thomas proposed an
other amendment, providing Tor the dlsinbu
ton Of The interest arising from The Fun,
hereafter, annually among the severn towns
6r the use oil schools, according TO The cen
su- next before taken; rejected. Blli order
ed TO he earro-sed and read the Ihfd Tine.
Mr. Burbank called up the br,l tC'auuG "
Inn Keepers, 90, uIlr.rI n. Fr.. Hrr
providing tha llt commissioners -uuu. u q
.-u,t none bu; ,husc recommended by ma
Iriiy Of the selcctmen ofthc several towns
opposed by mr. Thomas and lost
The Senate came IN, and elected Col. Or
Vile ) > aw Bngadier General u The tI.,f
Brigade. 10 ACE of Gen resk, resigned
Ot,lAe =. SHAW 10, WA ii. French |.
Scattering }
The bin IN relation to Inn Keepers wa
again taken up, and after remarks by mcsst
Buuon. Russell, Fairbanks, and Chase Of /
tie second reading was denied.
4 bill from the Senate IN alteration q
chap. CIR. ). was referred to tie commu,c