Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-10-24
HOUSE.
PRAYER By tho Rev Mr. Button.

the petition of john Ne ton and others, Messr.
Warner, Seegar, Barnes.
Petitions referred. Of Preston May, A I
Twilight, Abner Mills, w Flint, Orrn Allen
w. r. Ranney, 7. II. Palmer and Jarus Hal
and others, TO committee on Education; of Sc
Iect.men OF Bradley vale 10 committee of Way.
and Means of Burton Bems to General Com
ml,tee of l. d Pelton and others 10 Judiciar,
committee Of Anon Wilcox and others, ant
Marcus o Porter and others, to committee OF
Banks.
Mr. Swift, from the committee, reported rule,
Of the House for the present session, which
were adopted.
The amendment oe.he &enxe-io tie resolu.
ton for the election of Secretary of State, &c
was concurred in.
Resolutions. BY Mr. Swift, for a committee
of three to revise the rules Of this House, and t.
report to the next session adopted. From the
Senate for joint committee on joint rules
concurred in, and Messrs Swift and Kellogg
were appointed on the part of the House.
The Sergeant. at-Arms reported the follow
ing list of officers of the House, which was ap
proved by the Speaker:
Moses Hawks, Door.heeper.
Fl S1 F S Els: ;:''' Officers Of the House.
VIM II Hartsborn, Messenger.
On motion Of Mr. Swift, the memorial O
Thomas II. Palmer, on the subject of Education
was read and referred to the Committee on Ed.
uca'icn.
Mr. Beaman, secretary of Civil and military
Affairs, communicated the annual message o
the Governor, which was read-a motion of Nj
Thomas tn omit the reading for the time being
as prirNed copies were prepared, having beer
negatved,- on motion Of Mr. Swift, 5Ot
copies were ordered to be printed for the use o
the House,.
Resolution BY Mr. Ballou, referring so mucl
of the Governors message as relates to educa
ton. to the committee on Education.
The Senate came in and the following ap-
pointments were made:
J Mem SHAFTFR, of Burlington, Secretary o
S'ate-Shalter 135 Lake p. Poland ~, Benz
F Haskell IL.
SILAS II HODGES, of Rutland, Auditor o
Accounts against the slate-Hodges 1873, Wn
Sanborn 66, Zenas Wood ID, scat. Q.
PETER Il WASIIBURN, Reporter of Su
preme Court Decisions ashburn 1876, s. I
Maiocks r. Horaio Needham 3. scattering
The joint assembly adjourned to 2 o'clocl
this afternoon, and the House adjourned.
2 O'Clock, p. NJ.
SENATE.
Petitions. BY Mr. Barrett, OF Rollin Rich
mond and 46 others; by Mr. Chittenden, of Oil
yer II Bascom and % o'hc-s referred to com
mlttee on Education. BY Mr. Brownell, of Hi
land Hall, praying for such an amendment Of tn,
laws as will empower judges to correct inmate
rial va-iencos, in jud'cAlrr5sas d;,gs, between
the peadings and the proof; referred to com
mlttee on Judiciary.
Report. FROM committee on Joint Rules, re-
commenting the re-establishment of the join
rules OF last session; adopted.
The Chair appointed hlessrs Onion and Smtl
committee on bills
Bill introduced. BY Mr. Smith, striking GU
the words Sixth" and Seventh" and inserting
the word eighth" in act of 1874. in addition t.
chapter 80 of X. s., relating to offences agains
private property.
HOUSE.
BUS. From the Senate, in amendment o
chapter ~ 5, relating to Banks Mr. Kellogg
said that it was very important to pass the biI
Immediately, to meet case involving the whole
safety fund, and the rules were dispensed will
and the bill passed. BY Mr. Russell, extendin!
charter OF the Farmers Bank referred TO com
mltiee on Banks. b. Mr. Danforth, to facilitate
the rendering turnpikes free roads; referred t,
committee on roads. By Mr. Sloddard, in rela
'ion to offences against private property; re fer
red to Judiciary committee. BY Mr. Hammond
to pay Charles II. Turner; SSfer,ed to commit
ice on Claims.
Resolutions. BY Mr. Crowley, referring 81
much of the Governors message as relates Il
ne Schoo! Fund to the committee of WAYS ant
Means by Mr. Spafiord, referring so much a.
relates to slavery, &c. to a sci ect committee o
,hree; by Mr. Russell, referring so much as re
lates to usury to the Judiciary committee b,
Mr. Bailey, instructing the judiciary committee
u inquire into the expedIency of altering sec
lion 81 and 80 Of chapter AZ OF the Revise,
Statutes ; adopted.
The Senate came in and the following an
poinlments were made;
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Ezra June Ambrose L. Brown, Assistant Judges
Jocob Edgerton IT., Rutland, Sheriff. James Rice
High BallItf VIM Hall, Judge of Probate for tn
bale for the District Of Fairhayen. Silas H. Hodges
william Hall, Charles Burt, jail Commissioners
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Walter Palmer, Thomas T. Barrett, Asss,an
Judges. Gilman Henry, Woodstock Sheriff. Jo
seph Churchill High Baliff. julius Converse, State
Attorney Thomas F. Hammond Judge OF Probate
for the District of Windsor George E. Wales Judg
ofProbae for the District of Hartford. Lyndon A
Marsh, Nahum Haskell, Job Lyman, Jail Commits
soners.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Augustus Burt, Jonathan II. Hubbard, Assistan
Carpenter, High Bailif. Orlando Stevens State
Attorney, James DAVIS Judge of Probate. Bate
Turner JosephIH Hammond Jasper Curtis jail Com
missloners.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Joseph 4. Curtis, Ebenezer Bruce, Assistant Judge
High Bailf. Newell Kin.nlan, States Attorney
jeremiah II. Marston, Judge of Probate alfred