Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-15
npANn IsfE COUNTY.


ming. 10 o'clock, and the Senate retired.
Mr. Harrington presented resolution That so
much of the Governors Message MS relates to the
war with Mexico and the annexation OF Texas be
referred TO the abolition members of the House
consisting of Messrs. Strong Russell of Stowe, |
Terrell, Smith Of Waitsfeld, Hincher, Henry Of
Rochester, French, Rider, Rice, Barrows, bacon,
and Felch. Ruled by the Chair out Of order, as
conflicting with the rule of the House which re-
qurcs the Speaker to appoint all committees, and
also as being indecorous to certain members Of the
House Mr.. Harrington appealed the decision was
sustained by a vote of Isl to 90.
That portion of the Governors message relating
to Slavery and the war with Mexico was referred
10 the joint committee under rule; that relating TO
usury to the General Committee and that relating
10 the Geological Survey to the Committee on Ag-
riculture. Adjourned.
MONDAY, October ~.
SENATE.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Moses Hawks and William A. Dodge, Doorkecp-
or and Assistant Doorkeer of the Senate, presented
themselves and were sworn into office.
Report. From the Committee on Joint Rules,
in favor Of adopting the joint rules Of last session
adopted.
Bills introduced. By Mr.. Brownell 10 incorpo-
rate the Green Mountain Bank, to be located at
Bennington: referred to Committee on Banks. BY
Mr.. Howe, in addition to Chap ii of r. S. chang
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a;", ,Go ag F'ao roia,;ri y; ,ho GILL ;s so
,ht ~ oss',, o, ats,orno,, and medical
' rao,,iors sbnu NJ, Good ,no nor ron, mon
,ho;r ;o,o raf,rro ~ ,bo cor,ri,,co on GrpnJ
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Inst -! ni. oi''i'.' liz; ILL., W. I
wotl.eo' Wounuoo' y. Sa,Iuu oy ivy ,Iay U."s o.,
the dog and that any person, after such recovery,
may kill such dog with impunty: referred 10 Com
mttoe on Agriculture
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W Io'.,.4'ee vi ri'a'l0c pusSeu ny MI
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REFER SO mncn as rGats5 70 Gs1Iy to judiciary Uom,
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ques's le oecIe.diy VI '''a!e 10 InlSl te 'oerue'
e" ,aou.'. ~ .,io % " U1
I'a.o liSoli silce rs Gs.aoll9'i,In oliu a!so VI
''ic rl'iu"l hu.locI VI PRISONERS. WI h,cp
desired information. and the resolution WIS laid on
the table.
| communication was received from the Govern
or announcing a vacancy in the Ninth Brigade
Third DIVISION occasioned by the resignation of
DssS' S6Ssi sS'@ '; S"Sj FROM the House.
Bristol member of the House.
kir Rich said, that il was doubtless with feelings
of deep regret that the Senate had heard the an
nouncement of the death of n valuable member of
the other House. He had but sigh, personal ac-
quaintance with Doct. Warner, but he knew that
he was respected in his own community as an ex-
cellent physician and an estlmaoie man. The DE-
ceased had-no parents or wife to mourn his untimc-
llV end but the tlUOuS OF his death would carry
sorrow into numerous circle OF brothers and SIS
tiers, and other near Kindred lie would present
the following resolutions as expressive Il the ieel-
ings OF the Senate on the occasion.
Resolred unanimously, That the Senate have
heard with deep regret the melancholy Intelligence
of the death OF Doct. Warner, the member OF the
House OF Representatives from the town o. BRISTOL
ReSolred unanimously, That as testimony OF
respect Tor the memory OF the deceased the
Senate do now adjourn until tomorrow morning.
These resolutions were unanimously adopted.
On motion OF Mr. Hodges, the Secretary OF the
Senate was requested 10 communicate TO the llouse
t 'he purport OF inc aoo!e resoiutlohs'
The Senate then adjourned.
5 HOUSE.
PRAYER hy Rev. John Grdlov.
Thc Sorgean,.nt- Arms nominated and tbo Sneak.
or confirmed the following officers of the House:
! Sbubocl B. Flint, Door Keeper.
A. Il. Field,
VII IIartshorn. I OGcers or The House.
Harry Vail
/ r. Hazen. .Nessenger.
sTAynING COMMITTEES.
The Sneaker announced the Standino Commit.
ices as follows:
on Uons and Means NIessrs. Cleveland. Su,i.
, lie ITormon. Alice Of Westminster, Aiken.
On aI;J;,n,, 9G;,;rs Messrs. Lawrence. Bll
McDan;oIs Inn, Winnie
h,I' ;o,.,, Connn;t,ee T Messrs. Miner of Man.
o,os,on pg,,ssoil ~ purEra,on HARRINGTON of Mid.
Jio,nno i T'Iar G u of S,boIsea
''I ~, |lo;ns , Wnssrs WnIkcr Thomas. I.ong.
lon OI FIotchor Dau;s Of Albnrgb e
On Roads,-Messrs. Cheever, Wright of Shore
, ham Hobart, Iadlev Merrill.
On Banks.-Messrs. Stoddard, Hubbard, Cleve
land. Danforth Henry of Rochester.
On Manufactures Messrs. Earl, Henry O
: Wea,hersfeld, Dorwin, Brown of Shrewsbury
GREGORY.
On .8o,iculi,ve-Messrs Churchill. Billings