The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-23

To make up the GRIND List = MeSsrs
Buck, Bebee; Morse, BalIou; Leonard,
Buck!and Strong of WaIIham. Foot;
Ross, Forbush Longee, Burton; Phelps,
Bruce; Darwin, Role; WiImarh, WeIch;
Maynard, Mason; JosIyn, Kay; Benson,
Chaffee; Burbank Matthews Hazen.
Lqndop.
General Committee - Messrs Crowley.
BalcheIder, Aiken, Churchill, Langdon,
Buchanan, Townsbend. Bliss, Blanchard,
Barlow, Smith of Barton, Waterman, Fry,
Davis Of Alburgh.
Distributing Committee -Messrs Bent
ley, Harrington, Bardon, Spaho;d Smith
of Rlpton, Bailey, Chase of Calais, Farms
worth, Hutchinson, Andrus. WheeIock,
Page, BeIknap, tloIcomb.
Committee on bills -Mes8rs Markham,
Bill,
On the State Prisom-Messrs Ham
mond, Gilmore Of Rutland, Lathrop, Law.
renee, Rice.
Committee of Reoision--Messrs Rus.
sell, Jones, Sroddafd.
Committee u@der GfA Joint Rule
Messrs Stevens, Kellogg, Fairbanks.
Mr. Rice of Somerset moved 10 recon-
slider the vote of Saturday referring The
petition of Charles Walker and others on
peace, to the committee on agriculture
agreed to, and the petition was read and
referred 10 the committee on military af-
fairs.
Resolutions. Bg Mr. For5nsh, refer
ring SO much OF the Governors message
rs relates to protection to a select commit
tee OF five; b. Nj Russell, referring so
much as relates 10 penlentiary system TO
the committee 90 Judiciary by Mr. Bur
bank, ins ru3ting the JudicLry comaIittee
10 enquire whether amy person is holdme
seat IN this House from an unorganized
town ; by Mr. Converse, insDrnclme the
committee on ways and means 10 inquire
whether the burden Of taxation personal
ADD Feal property may rot BE- more nearly
eqnaIzed; by Nh Gilmore of RutanI, in
slructlog the Judiciary committee to con-
slider SO much OF the Governors message
as relates TO a geological survey, and IN
quire whether the annual appropriation
should be increased or lessened BY Mr.
Gilmore OF Ira, referring so much Of the
Governors message as relates to eXpens>
es Of supreme and county courts TO the ju
dietary committee; BY Mr. Brauon, IN
strncling the committee on education 10
inquire in'o Inc expedency Of defining The
powers of school teachers, particularly in
reference to corporeaI punishment
Bills iatroduced From the Senae re.
peaIing the proviso OF 1914 relative to Of
fences against private properly; referred
| 10 JUDICIARY commiptee. BY Mr. Crowley
TO charter the Bank of Brandon; referred
10 the committee on banks. by Mr. Rus
sill, relating to fire engine co,npanlfs; re-
ferred 10 Judiciary committee.
Petitions re(srred Or Patrick O'Flan.
cyan, to the judiciary committee; of john
| Nichols and others and Jairus Andrews
and others, 10 comni,ltee on education; OF
Enos Merrill and others, TO committee on
military affairs. Adjourned.
STANDARDIZATION.
Petitions presented By Mr. TT Bar
ret, of Vim Armlogton and 78 others Of
Chester; by Mr. Sabin, of jesse Nth
and 80 others, and OF james Sowle aud 8
others OF Fairfield referred to committee
on education.
Bills introduced. BY J Barrett, in ad-
diIlon to act Incorporating the village of
Woodstock; referred to committee on
roads and canals. BY Mr. Richardson, in
addition TO chapter % OF r. S., dispensing
with the removal o! corn in the stock and
in the eat, when attached, upon regiS!ry
in the town clerks office; referred to u-
dietary committee. By Mr. BrowueI, in
amendment of chapter IS oil r. s., allow.
ing "A divorce in case Of wllful desertion
for three years, although such deserlion
happened when the parlrs were residing
in aoolher State, provided the party de-
serted shall have resided in this State TWO
years after such dcsertion referred to ju
dietary committee.
Resolution. BY Mr. Billings, instrQc-
ting the commIuec on land taxes 10 ioquire
into the expedency OF so altering the law
as to require the grand list to be flushed
on the first day Of August, ard the taxes
to be collected Immediately thereafter:
passed.
HOUSE Afternoon.
Bus lntroduccd. BY Mr. Hammond,
10 alter The name of Mary ArabeIIa Par
ker, which was referred to the general
Committee BY Mr. Button, in alteration
OF the JndIcIa system, (the supreme court
to CONSIST Of three judges, and the State to
be divided mo three Judicial circuits, with
a Judge to each circuIt) referred to judi
ciary committee.
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