The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-11-10
SATURDAY., October 80.


Reports-By Mr.. Hodges. from the com
mittee appointed for The purpose, The names
of Silas Ii. Jenuison, Nathan Smile, ano Ia
vid NJ. Camp. 10 be inserted III the resolu
tion now beGore the Senate providing tor a
committee to examine info the expedieucy oil
differently employing the labor OF the State
Prison accepted. by MIR. Bradley, from
the Committee OH Banks, in favor of the
House bill Incorporating The Brandon Bank (;
bill laid on the lable- BY Mr.. Foster, from
the Judiciary Committee, in fasrr Of the
Iluuse bill regulating certain fees of sheriffs.
allowing them 81 80 per day for attendance
on supreme and Chancery Courts ; passed.
Mr.. kiInball, from the Committee on the
Filth Joint Rule, TO which we're referred the
resolutions from Georgia relative to the dif-
fculties between Massachusetts, and South
Carolina and Louisiana, reported the fol-
lowing resolutions:
RcSotred, BY the Senate and the House Of
Representatives. That the General Assembly
OF the State of Vermont dissent from the
view presented in The Legislative preamble
and resolves of the State Of Georgia IN regard
to the difficulties between Massachusetts aud
South Careliua aud LOUISIANA. aud that in
the opinion Of This general Assembly, any
IN 'mber Of rhe confederacy which assumes
10 viglate at pleasure the rights guaranteed
by the Constitution 10 the citizens of other
States or TO impair these rights by throwing
impedimenrs in tho way Of their legal vindi-
cation, Justly exposes her TO tile imputafion
Of a viularion of the public faith, inconsistent
with the peace and safety OF this Union.
Resolred, That this General Assembly
hold now, as did the colonists in IVA, that
it is c~ssenti1l TO American liberty that no man
be condemned unheard, or punished for sup
passed offences, without having an opportu-
nifty of making his defence and that the
Imprisonment OF any citizen of a sister State
BY the authority Of another State in the
Union, without the allegation Of any crime
and solely ccounton a Of his color, lisa pail
pshle aud gross violation Of the federal
Constitution.
These resolutions, on motion Of Mr.. Villas
w,re laid on the table.
The cngrossed bill repeating the act Of As
abolishing The schopl fund, was taken up.
aud after a spirited discussion between Messrs
Villas and Harrington in its favor, and hessrs
Richard, Klmhall, Cram and Cnshman against
it. on motion Of Mr.. Richard. il was indefu-
ately postponed, by a vote OF 10 to 2.
On motion Of Mr.. Bradley. the Senate ,d-
joa:ned 10 meet al ] o'clock, p. Nj.
HOUSE.
Prayer nv Rev. sir. EalIou.
Engrossed Bills. To incorporate Female
Academy at Manchester and Vergennes Tow
Boats aul Transportation Company. TO pay
James Russell $40 81, fur relief Of James
Willard and also the bail of James Murphy
severaIty passed.
ORLEANS COUNTY BuiLDiSGS.
Mr.. Stoddard moved 10 reconsider the vote
rejecting the bill removing Orleans County
buildings; after a spirited discussion. this mo
tiaQ was carried, when Nh. Cleveland propos-
cd an amendment changing the shire town to
such a place in Coventry Falls as shall be
designated by Isaac Redfeld. David NJ. Camp
and Jere Hodgkins, provided a majority ot
the people Of the county vote for a removal
IN March next, aud buildings are erected free
o. sxpense to the county; opposed by Messrs
Ru>s,p Of i. Benton and Itaucack, and sup
ported by Mr.. FairchId. when Mr.. Bill moved
30 amend by providing that the lands nov
occupied shall revert To Irasburgh-agreet
Is. Mr.. Merriam moved TO amend SO as e
almit Barten into competitions: hut this wa
Withdrawn. Mr.. Cleveland's amendmen
WIS carried, ~ to ~. Mr.. Paine moved l C
lay the bill on tie table; supported by Messr'
Zones oj Z. end Thomas. opposed by Messr'
cleveland and Danforth. and lost, The bill
was opposed by Mr. Russell. of B., when Mr.
Bill tavved a substitute. directing the Su
preme Court to appoint a committee OF three
persons not residents Of the county to decide
wleihera removal shall be made, aud If so
where: Mr. Cleveland said he had oncs taker
tho opponents Of the removal on their Owl
ground, and now he would do it again-h'
accepted The amendment. The amcndmen
was agreed to, and the bill ordered to a 81
reading unanimously.
Adjourned.