Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-30


u Persons to Commute, oiciaats
by committee on GIlc1ton, unanimously recon-
m-nIilS 100 copies o. tn report OF the S1t" SUPER
llchd, Common Soho,. 20 10. printed for dstri-
button Mr. Iolcs moved 10 lay the motion to print
on the tnbl - 1T. and the printing ordered. BY
committee on Roads, bill granting a ferry TO James
brlmn'r OF Alburgh laid on the table
In : mate came ill., and the following appointments
were made:
OFFICERS or THE STATE PRISON.
HIRAM HARLOW, Superintendent
A A5t$S lMt$ ,Si}f$ Directors,
RLv. THOS hlDDHR Ciapidin.
CALEB b HARfINGr0X, Esq. Of Middle
town.
His EXc'y HORACE EATON.
PEREZ HARDWOOD jr., General lst Brigade LIST
Division
ArrrRyo3y.-Senatc.--R Reports By Mr. Foster,
from the judiciary committee, IN favor OF the bill. in
aJdltionto chap II otthe X ) extending the iuris-
dlrton oi sherlIi7 and the deputies over the State
bliI ord red TO third reading.
Inc II 1usn amaaIneut. to the Senate bill remodel
nE tln Judicial system, watch provides that tn, Su-
pr'nt Cplt slrll hold aXtu sessions, whenever un-
nlsl'i hlsil'ss requires it, was taken up and pass ID
by vott OF - to :. Msss.s kimoall and Brownell
voting IN tIc negative.
HpJrt. BY .lr Fox, from the committee on Edu-
cltIoh M favor OF tn. bill in addition relating
common schools ordered to third reading.
lnt resolution proposing Joint assembly for the
purpose OF of rng mp thanks TO Heaven. thro the
Chaplain oil IN Senate, tor tn, recent victory at Mon
trr!, was tlAen up on mJtlon OF Mr.. Randall, and
Mr. Bradley presented the following substitute.
hsS1r.H by tn Senate and House OF Rfprcscn-
WtNts lhdt tlt General Assembly OF the State OF
Vermont wIila they would in no WISE Withhold the cx-
preston OF tn re strong dsapprobatun oi the existing
war with our SISTER RsJlhIc OF Mexico unnecessary
UNJUST AM ppr',siyr, have received with lively graf
l'!lOI aAu wan !u~t beings U national pride, the
intelligence: o the recent brilliant aclrv OF Gen
/ efa Taylor AMI MS gallant troop. before Monterey.
Mr. Cl-.inan hoped that they would not only return
thanks. bat make ntcrce--on that rulers may be
lnIu'rd 10 restore peace TO the two Republics. But
ne thought there was diiicIity involved IN the rcsou
uOn. II dictates TO the Chaplain The mode OF address
M the Throne OF Grace, AMI pres;rb's what shall be
| tn character oi h,S thanksgiving. H. had concluded
It was better for them al. to perform 1t Individually in
! III 'Ir closets, and should support the amendment.
! Mr. MIA want / To lIoT WY III war was cllrac
i'rz ID ~ tn unuin II MS IN rec ',lty, unjust and
= oppressive. Mr. SrriI Y -liI h had 40 rca oL to
+ -r',sNr ho-t rnp'IieI IL tn am 'nlnrnt. Mr..
has sad tl1t n was salts d that there MS 10 dis
position Ga H. pirt o. the e Is OF li nm ltn'lt 70
lis, its merits an ,rl1ps it would he ina ivIsl5l,
t. . into general 1lte o. IL, sipact. Ia, lonn
o.tlr oiInIl res 1t was tLu iopel in the last
war On a uIiilr OCCASION, AM could Mt b. sld TO
SIyotir tl' l'a-t ot patty spr t. The wee but lew
h. appr'h'lIrI wac diI n)t ,e' gree OF rlItule
AMI delight IN view Oi our Brilliant success at Monte
| rcy
i NIr Ihrriarton remarked that he much regretted
rlltnp reasons were assigned for the langl1g' OF tn
am'uI tent. Iu' charges made a. n-t our govern
m 'll w'r' ol very grave character ana danand,d
Wnlouflrrlar renl-li II, qla.oI ola l, pti1g the
a.n'liut ut y Is tINtI. All r'-ut'I II tn arnt-
u,., % !, Il ''s-s. + i'tI, ut-Ig5p1 Mme'Plg e
R,1l-)l, Suitl All Was voting II n negative.
II'IH.ilon rrcl-ul! n1nl Il" adoption oi the
r'.tI.l - ln'II.l, NJ NA7s c1il,dlu- II, division
Ia Pn,..ut i''ii'I ItInIyi-pI'. Mr. Was then
nJ3,l T. lytlh resolution o. tn tube, u gye op-
pJJuty % eNlnilttol mo tAe clltg.s p;e.errel
a q l.t tIe Gov trlne II.
Ir Sn tn sad a, wanted op1oru llty to show by
Il proper d'cun'nts int ch1'g'@ ~ the re-Dluo.
w, cut'.ly UNI nuI'l Ca, cdIAaIs IN been my.
t,ltb ,at.t4ltI. i l;ln t'r.'tl-y N tl'r prop
rHy IN Je,I cJlIs;4iti. AMI hiIF p,.sjls nal oee'
Ir N.n1,l rcm1rkel that TIE S'nntor from Orang
hll ut.lll,.l tlr oIg al res,,upl, WILL Known
II, .hy,rsty oii,'DIt tlttu wa l1ll ally eN;ltt
i4ty N.ie not sem tIsre to dI-;I's tl's' nltplI
qi.,IJls, bit = c'lll' tlan''l - IA, ap?'opT1t
, sll Ere %. \ arnJIt lhr.-,aupl
Mr. uafrjl .tol s'.y. ti1'nl, less were t'ln
s,nt there to preer grave allegations against thul
, Government. and re,us. all explanation
+ Mr. Cram hoped that this discussion might be post
pol,l until after the lohrnntlt oithc LEGISLATURE
whrn s,ateln'n ii they were 50 disposed could re
main on their eXpens' and debate the question
their hearts content.
4, NJ Cnshnan rem1rk,i thntthn President had de
carcd tn, present resolution lnllvl7.br, an thong
no ann al ha been tax N, tn, DISCUSSION had evident
IL gwen SOM DISSATISFACTION. II nal in his mind
, pro, tent wlicl the .5sa. ISL majors would IN
d,u,i, ly rrftd as the hiIa,st authority 4 b!
mixing app .lpriations for war with Mexico, with
! preamble d. rlng that the war existed by an act
VI XlcD IN been introduced INTO the National lIlus
ol representatives,, AMI notwiIn'anuna n carnt'
protsslatlo1s ol a resp .ctlbe M loutyl was slrnll
If decided by the friends OF lhs administration that tn
bill and preamble were one ali nstplrabie
Il Mr. Villas responded that the high precedent spoke
4 of by the Senator was not analogous case Tn
i was a bill this resolution. 1t had not been show
there was a Congressional rule requiring division
g such 'SlIOls I- ; mate had rulc that etitc
l. unll,nntel AMI explicit lie Wrongly hoped that I'll
5 Senate would Law tht resolution on the table in ord
c to give Seniors the opportunity which they deslre
OF dlsproyng its grave allegations.
= The motion to lay was then taken, and was lost /
N vot. nj q Tn II Mss ,l,,v. EifeiJ IIorrinuto
n Miner, Page, Rich. Ko5inson, Smith, and Villas W
If ting IN the affirmative
rae question recurring mon tn, passage of the res
!; ol,,n, i, ,y,s 5s ~ i h1, Vr Cnsi
l. man in its favor. and Ness Villas, smith, and LA