The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-10-23

Inc senate took up the bill providing far .,..
ny Plurality on the third b,ol and ,yip.. ''''0Os
The third reading Of the bill was ror,.od u'O''ee
taken ny using, Of I4toIl ny vOs
Inc senate took up the bill, repcaIO, .o,,,
OF chnp' 81, which makes penal the od't ''o" 49,
eX'rn-jad'ci" oa;hs, and after remor,, '''"a'on o.
Woodbridge and Smith. in favor Of and "'''"
against tho bill, it was refused ,bi,d W '' Via"
! vote ofl9 tot. '''"s by
hoOsE' Bills Introduced. BY NJ, p,.
'"I"s 10 licenses TO retailers and inn keeoe, w r'
what shall he considered retailers, inn. b.. "'"'ns
ana authorizing selec'men to grnnt licoo.., &C.,
liquors. liking penalties, sc y referred 10 II. "I
al Committee we uene.
E"g'0''ed Bills To repeal the net g,,,,.
bounty on 'ilk' passed, I2l to 80 r, S,"'os'
the Troy Conference Academy to copc., r'"e'0s
grecs, (ho,h TO Young gentlemen nrd ,.,r, De-
stoddnrd and Briggs opposed this bill 40 ,,.,
institution privileges beyond Others Of , III. "'
ter, and also MS tending to bring all d.oroo. "'''
tempt by lowering the standard If ouolf.,,;, 'o0'
should be required to warrant marks orIr.n, ,"s'
ii. ayes 80, nays IS, the bill was r..,,., "''
Reports. by Mr. Russell, Crnm the JuJ,,.n
mtee, the bill to prevent The bringing NJ '''''
to this State from other States, and il y,. .,.',
and supported by Ne.srs Russell and Kr.o,,,.,
derGd to II third reading
The Governor communicated tho ,.,..
committee appointed in 1913. TO e,,,,;o, H..
counts Of the 10Th regiment of V.,mo,, o,,,.
which was referred To tho committee on u,,.,, =
fairs.
Reports. Nr Swift, from tn. Judiciary cou,,r;,,..
reported statement OF facts in the case Of "a. ,..
member from the town Of Ea.tnaven; d.cI;,..'
however, TO give an opinion whether the town ,,,.
legally organized not, on the ground ,b,, h.
legal question FOR the Cour;s, with which ,bc ,I..,
ought not ID interfere. The facts were, that MAJ,
ing WAS dolly notified to organize the town. ,ta,
met and majority refused to organize and odir,,.l
Subsequently,, on the same day, portion Of tie ma.
pie met, and organized the town, and the r.sus,,
meeting in September was hol den. and ho,b ,,.,.,
attended and voted. Mr. Mar.ron introduced, 49,,
luton, on the reading Of this report declaring ,.,
John Walter Jr the sitting member Of Ea,lha,,n.
mol entitled to seat a mei Der Of lh. Ilor.a
This resolution was supported hv Ne.s, Keoo,
aud Marston, opposed by Mes.rs Swift and Sr4v.n,
and monn nf III. latter to dlm.s WIS o,t-n.,
IS, noes 81. A motion to lay the r..o.ari,n ppop
the table was lost, SIS TO 70; aud the resolution wa,
passed, 95 to 10.
Mr. swift iroS' the same committee. reported M.
bill in addition to the act for the rei"r of the aan,
poor, (Which provides for a commissioner Of the IN.
san-.) nnd it was ordered 70 ,m1d reading. NJ
Hail. from the committee roah,, ,rporcd BE BIZ
10 facilitate the rendering Of tunr,a-s r.. n,t.
with amendment, which cuncuus 70 md a
.he bill ordered to third reading.
Mr. Rice moved reconsideration VI the ,r. 4
this morning, rejecting the till relating 10 Troy C.
ference Academy to, an1 the bjl rec,prt
ted.
TUEsnAY. Oct 81. SENATE. Bill Ia',doci
by Mr. Villas, to distribute among the .everlllour,
the Stn,e, fnr The supper, NJ common schools, tie
come Of the State school fund referred to the
u,er on Education.
Bill from the House Making penal the mrotm
ton Of p,upers from other States into rhrs Sae-t
ferred to the Judiciary committee.
The bill, incorporating the bennington COar! A
Bank to commence operations in As wac taken Ea Il
AID after the adoption Of an amendment Submitted n
10y Mr. Iiurd, restricting the time Of keepn. The &
books open lo-six months previous to the Banks %
ing into operation, was supported 10y Nr Hodges w n
was opposed by Nessrs ViI,s, J. Barrett and Erl'
ardson, upon the ground of the uexpcdirncy Of '2r
lniing so Gar in advance; aud the third residing " '
bill was refused hy vote Of 2oio H.
The amendment to the hill, relative to the ro.t'
ton Of moneys Ivy attorneys, proposing that Tue %
should be prospective only in It's operation was W.
en- On. and after remarks by NIes>rs Woodbridge 1"
Richardson in favor Of, and by Mr. Villas against I"
amendment, il wus adopted by vote OF 20 10 ~"
the bill itself was ordered to - third reading
AlzOninn moved 10 reconsider the vote reO'"s n
third reading to the bill relating TO eIe''" u!
itv; carried and on motion Of Mr. Moves VIC ''
was laid on tho table.
Reports. Ry Mr. Villas from the judiciary ''
mi,tee, against the bill amending srcl H. "'F
Of r. 5 relative to staying executions; 'hHu 10"
Of bill was refused BY Mr Villas from
committee, sgaimsr The hill relative to 'Io'' IA.
PENDANTS in Justice courts; bill refused ""O
ing. By Mr. Woodbridge from the sane '''
in favor Of the petition Of Sylvester "'OO' M
hill so amending chap. Is Of Il. 5, III" ~"' M
son residing in one town shall be sci y" .,
schoo, d.tric, of another, his real and person."
erty shall he taxed for the use OF the ''''' ANIL
he is so set; bill rerd twice and oF"e'e" ,a,a
rend;rg Nv Mr. Barrett, from the same cO''''' N