Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-16


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On Roads and Cdnais-MesSrs Ch'ienuen'
Marshall, Bellows 80, CT.
On Banks-Messrs Bradley, Smith. Sias.
On Land Tares-Messrs Bemis, Richardson
Simonds
Messrs J. Barrett, Villas aud Hodges were ap-
pointed by the chair committee on Rules.
Re,obyiion From the House, designating o.
clock this afternoon for county conventions, and
10 o'clock tomorrow for joint assembly to make
county appointments; concurred IN. 49,
B;ns introduced. By Mr. J. Barrett, authorizing
appeaIs to the Supreme Court from the orders ana
DEGREES Of any chancellor, affecting The safety
Fund; referred 20 the committee on Banks.
Petitions presented. By Mr. Billings; oil Martin
Perry and 40 others; by Mr. Campbell OF Dano
Allen and others; by Mr. J. Barrett, Of Joel ClaPp
and ~ others; by Mr. Page, of Jacob Kent and
% others--severally referred to the committee ON
Educatjon By Mr. Campbell, Of Sylvester TROUT
referred TO Judiciary committee. BY Mr. Il. T..
Barrett. of VIM Rounds, Jr.; referred TO commit
toe an Claims. Adjourned.
HousE.-The Governor sent communication
to the House (same as TO the Senaiel
Resolutions BY Mr. Bill, for joint assembly at
10 A. M. on Wednesday next, to elect Judges Of
the Supreme Court and Secretary Of State; laid
on the table BY Mr. Fairbanks, instructng the
Judiciary committee TO examine the railroad char
tiers of this State, and inquire whether any egisa-
ton is necessary TO place all on an equal basis. ana
especially in reference TO the taxation OF the stock
MIR F. made explanatory remarks-urging justice
and equality all companies, consistent with sa-
cred regard to the faith Of the State. The resou-
luton was passed.
The House proceeded to ballot for Clerk, when
FERnAvD F. MERRiLL, Esq. Of Montpelier, was
elected, by the following vote:
r. F. Merrill, ia
G.. G. Eastman, 81
R.V Marsh. 10
Jos Danforth,
Petitions referred or Peter Starr and others,
for a renewal Of the charter OF the Bank Of Mid
dlebury. to the committee on Banks; Of ARENAS
Dixon, to committee on Claims Of Asa George
and others, and G. Shipman and others, to restore
the enrolled militia TO the same footing as under
the law Of 1915 to committee on Military Affairs
OF f. ID. Barber and So others, VIM. L. Hawkins
and 81 others, to the committee on Education; OF
John Ke,on and Others to form Avery's Gore and
part Of Ripton into a town, to a select committee
Of three; Of Persillon Moore, TO the General COM
mitiee. Adjourned.
SENATE, o'clock, p. MA report Of the COM
mittee on Banks. in favor Of the bill amending
Chap. so Of the Revised Statutes, was presented,
and the bill was taken up and passed
Joint resolution. BY MIR Billings. 10 appoint a
committee of two, on the part Of the Senate, 10
prepare joint rules; adopted.
Petitions presented BY Mr. Woodbridge, Of
Anon Bailey and 43 others; by Mr. Onion, OF o.
L. Skater aud AZ others, Of Moses Bliss and IL
others; OF ]. N. Staples and 81 others; by Mr. But
ton, Of L. NJ. Walker and 7e others; by Mr. Chit
tenden, Of ID. A. Barber and 7S others-ail refer
red to the committee on Education. Adjourned.
HoUsE, AFTERNOON. Petitions Of Charles F. Ad-
ans and 440 others, Zimri Howe and OIL others
Benz Maclay and 25 others, Nahum Peck and l03
Others, Jonas G. Stiles and 4s others, d. r.. Bar.
Der and % others. David Towns and 90 others
John II. Myers and % others, Heman Barsiow and
10 others. James Roberts and 9 others, John III
Worcester and l44 others, Horace Wilcox and As
others, Timothy Shedd and "a others, Truman Ga
lusha and 60 others, Samuel Mills and Is others
Lewis NJ. Walker and II others, all asking for an
improvement in common schools. were referred "a
the committee on Education. or r. w. Reyes
and 27l others, for alteration OF the militia law
TO committee on Military Affairs. OF Enos Mer
rail- and Others on peace, laid on the table TO be re
ferred with other petitions on the same subject u
Horace LOOMS and 30 others, and Z. L. Englesby
and III others, referred to Judiciary committee.
Resolution. By Mr. Stevens, for Joint Assem-
bly, tomorrow at 10 o'clock A. NJ. TO elect Secretary
Of State and Auditor of Accounts; adopted
The House adjourned
Saturday, Oct. ii.
SENArE.-A long and interesting memorial wa.
presented by Mr. Campbell from Thomas ii. Palm.
er upon the subject of Education, which was read
and referred to the Committee on Education.
Bill introduced By Mr. Hurd, to incorporate
the Bennington County Bank. 10 be located al
Manchester; referred to the Committee on Banks
The annual message was received from His Elk
cellency the Governor, and read by the Secretary
On motion, 300 copies were ordered TO be printed
A communication was received from the Ser
geant-at-Arms, announcing his appointment o.
Henry Isham as Doorkeeper and Of Chaupcey w
Rublee as Assistant Door keeper of the Senate
The President announced his appointment
Charles J. LOOMS Messenger of the Senate
The Senate went into joint assembly. Adj
HousE.-PstifiOn referred OF Preston May
A. l.. Twilight, Abner Mills, w. 8. Flint, Orrir
Alton, w. r.. Ranney, t. II, Palmer and Jairu,
Hall and others, to Committee on Education
The Sergeant-at-Arms reported the following
list Of officers of the House. which was approved
by the Speaker:
A Il. Field, p. b. Parker, Officers of the House
VIM. II. Harishorn, Messenger
On motion, the memorial OF Thos H. Palmer
on the subject of Education, was referred to III,
Committee on Education.
MIR Beaman, Secretary Of Civil and Militar,
Affairs, communicated the annual message of tn,
Governor, which was read, and 500 copies wer,
ordered to be printed.
The Senate came in and the following appoint
ments were made:
j. Mem. Shaler, of Burlington Secretary o
Staie-Shaiter 1856, Luke p Poland ~, Benz. F
Haskell 10
Silas II. Hodges, of Rutland. Auditor Of Ac
counts against the Staie--Hodges 1873, VIM. San
born GO, Zenas Wood l3, scat q
Peter I. Washburn, of Woodstock, Reporter o
Supreme Court Decisions w ashburn 1856. S. B
Mattocks ~, Horaiio Needham 8, scat 1.
The joint assembly adjourned to o'clock THU