The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-01

bench and to the State. The balIoling, re,yi,l WV
follows: ''
.... lsl ballot Cd bnIa
Kellogg IO5 I9I
Coolidge, 90 o.
llEbard, Is
Scattering,
On the second ballot, therefore. tho
HON DANlrI. KELLOGG
was declared elected, aud the Senate Withdrew
ESSEN COUNTY
WapGsn q Mot ilsI'o'' Ass loee. Of Co co
Beach Blodget, Lexington, Sheriff.
John ~ Hopkinson, High haliG
William Il. Barron, States Attorney.
William lleywood jr., Judge Of Probate
Isaac Commings, J
John Dodge, Jail Commissioners
Henry I. Watson,
Engrossed Bills. For the sale OF the old S,,
Prisou-for the relief Of the insane prisoners /, ii.
State Prison - to commute the punishment, Of Fo,..
Clifford hard labor in The State Prison for ro, n.
stead Of solitary confinement - eyerally passed
Reports. BY committee on rcnds, arain., The rs
tions relative to the Bachop road in Barnet. and ii.
petitioners Ind leave to Withdraw By General CON-.
mhtce, against bill relaling to exemptions fon At.
iachment, teNemplng pcws,} and it was REJECTED
BY Judiciary committee bin relating 10 suit for fraud
ulent conveyhnces, and il was ordered Ia a rld,d
reading. by committee OF Why's and Means a, sin,t
bill empowering selec,men to ah1ro taxes, sndNwo.
rejected. by committee on Education, hin repeating
section 80 oi chapter rs of $ with an amendment
providing Cor reservation ofrhe fund saved by ID,
net Ia The support of system Of common school 10.
strucron,) which adopted, and the bill wa' a.
dered To n third reading
SATURDAY., Oct 25. SENATE. MGth from
the committee on Finance, 10 which romnince Mad
been referred The resolution insrrurling them IN.
quire into the condition of the Vermont State PrsSn,
submitted a somewhat detailed report upon the SUI
iecf. with BILL authorizing the directors ol the pie
let oat the Labor of the prisoners iora term Na
exceeding five years ut any time, and mp@n.
additional duties upon the Directors; the bill wa' o.
dered TO lay upon the table, and 500 copies Of the Il
port To be printed. Mr. Sahn rron, the committee q
Education reported in favor Of the resolution camel
ling the debt due from George W Benedict and oh
10 the state for the benefit or Vermont Cn'stsl!
Nlr Villas moved to recommh the bill to the COMMIT
tee: carried.
forming The Senate that Timothy FoIclt declines lie
office of third Assistant Judge orrhe Supreme Coat
Bill introduced by Mr. Marshall, providing
tho assessment aud collection oltayes on nOn're'de
lands; referred 10 the committee Land Taxes
Engroscd bill TO facilitate the making Of H''
pike roads free roads; passed.
HOUSE. Engrossed bills 20 charter the BanS"
Brandon: Mr. Alarston said he opposed to mc"
ing banking capital in the county of Rutland ~
moved TO lay this bill on the table to await the !"
Of the Orwell bank bill This motion was briefly % I
posed BY Messrs Briggs and Swift, supported b!
Marston, and lost-S7 10 As The yeas and 'p h
were then demanded by Mr. Marson on the Pa'S''
Of the hiIl-ayes ITO, noes 69-so the bill w''I"~
ed. Extending the charter of the Farmers Dana"
Orwcll:) Mr. Rice demanded the ayes and noes W
the final passage. The bill was negaved, ayes ID
nays 81, on the ground that the BANK had 'hIee'''
to run and there was time hereafter to ask U"
charter .g5 I
MoNpAY, Oct. 27. SENATE. Mr. Smith 'i'"
up the bill for The relief OF creditors, and "V~
amendment reducing the amount OF the eieCu'"'
turned unsatistied, in order 10 get relief !" '''
from $500 TO $50 After remarks by hes''' '"'
Noyes, Richardson, ]. Barrett, and "'OOV''Vs' i,
amendment was adopted, and the bill wS' O'"''
a third reading, and afterwards passed
On motion of Mr. J. Jarrett, the school O' :,
tered as to invest the Legislature WIN '''' 'ff
ment of County Superintendent Mr. 'a0",
to amend, SO that the aggregate sum a''o"'I .,,.
county superintendent shall not exceed I've A'''
Of s 10 FOR each town in the county; carf'cu'
After the adoption of another amendment
ted by Mr. Hodges, the bill, without deo"'O' ha
unanimously ordered 10 be engrossed ana nav
reading. ,.,,ons d L
The bill to repeal the act granting oou"'
was passed. pa r,,,a
The bill, reported by the committee ." :, ,s
relative TO the State Prison, was taken up All
remarks by Mr. ]. Barrett Villas and R'e"' ,os
adoption of certain verbal amendments WIS
ed to third reading. ,.,,bE
HOUSE. Resolution. By Mr. Swift dec,""'
the Vermont Central Railroad has not the 's"'