Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22

Kmbal of Lydon, KimbaIl Of Barnet, Bal
ley Of Montgomery, Plat, Merriam, Paine.
Terrell, Benjamine, Ames, English, Will
Sey, Robinson.
General Committee .-Messrs Smith of
Weston, IIarwood, Howard, M e d;
Bullock, Buchanan of Newbury, Fish
Clark of Montpelier, Newell ,Drury Bates,
Keller, Benton, Reynolds.
Distributing Committce.--NIcssrs Field
Mclaughlin, Miller, Shedd, Brown of
Goshen, Houghon, Morse, Townsend,
May, Holmes, Gage, Carpenter of BcIvi-
deere, Wright of Bloomfield, Hall.
On Bills -Nlessrs Coleman, Foot.
On States Prison. -NTessrs Story, Adj
ans. Ilascn, Chase, French.
OF ReviSim,-Messrs Royce, Kendrick.
Miles.
Commiltec under GM Joint Rule
Mcssrs Fairbanks, Thomas, Royce,
Petitions httred -Of A, Newell and
others, for the annexation of a small part
Of Dummcrslon TO Puney; referred to
select committee. OF VIM. Farrer and
others, L. Pierpoint and others, of citizens
of ST Adams, all for further restrictions
upon pedIars, referred to the Committee
of Ways and Means. OF James Russell,
to Committee on Military Affairs. OrS
r, Slrecler and others, against capital
punishment, TO Judiciary Committee.
TIE JUDICIARY SYSTEM.
BY Mr. Keller, rcmodeing the Judicial
ry system, providing for six judicial courts
with a Judge to each, referred to the Ju
dietary Committeeman
BY MIR Miner, in relation 10 the Judicial
ryprovldlng for six judges of the Supreme
Court, from which number one judge aud
chancellor is to be assigned to each judi
cIal court, and three to be assigned to the
duty Of presiding at county courts; refer
red 10 the Judiciary Committee.
BY Mr. Crook, relating to the election of
town representatives, prohibiting halIo'ng
alter IL o'clock at night OF the LIST Tues
day OF September; referred to the Judicia'
ny committee.
Mr. French moved TO reconsider the
vote OF Saturday, rclcrrrg the part of the
Governor smes'aec Of Slavery TO the COM
m''ee under the fifth rule, motion laid on
the table.
DEATH or 4 MEMBER.
Mr. Miles rose and said, that i, had been
made his unpleasant duty TO announce the
Sudden aud Unexpected death, ., his room
yesterday morning, of Dir. william Cullen
Warner, n member Of this House from the
town of Bristol. Mr. NJ. said he dis not
propose TO deliver a eulory upou lbc de.
ceased, but he could not deuy himself the
privilege of saying that the deceased en-.
loved the high respect Of all his acouain-
lances-as physician he was entitled to
perfect confidence as a gentleman no
shadow of rcproach ever rested upon his
character, aud in his death not only his
relatives and personal friends, but the
whole community, have sustained loss
which c;un.t easily be repaired lie
moved the sdontion Of the fol ow,nr reso-
lution
Resolved ,ba, ,po Iiouse h,ve n,,,,
with deem srns;bili,v the ,rnorncmon,o Of
tho deceasc in this VILLAGE on ,hn I'm inc,
nj MIR WILLIAM O. WARMER ,ho
representative Of the town Of Bristol
MIR HARRINGTON, Of NIjddIelown said he
could not suffer ,hc occasion to mass with.
outa tribute Of respect to his deceased
friend. He was colIege associate wears
ago, and he could say of him that he nos.
sessed strong head and homes, bcart
his pleasure 10 meet him, until he met h;,,
in this House richly stored with nsoc,'
siona science, strengthened and ipnoyod
by practical life, and all his eminent WV
tues grown no to pcr(ect manhood NJ