The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-11-06

,st '''""H' s""S, ''u'e lor me various hu
~ to pedlers, in addition 10 act rcn MUS
~ IerS, providing that licenses moy DI,
- to cilizens of other states, Of good !no wy gn
10 ncter, at the following raresJG",oaI
~ $50, by one horse SS0-pedlcrs
as and pntent medicines Sl5O--mdo J9
!" all acts inconsistent with this: hiJ ,'I.
" bic. by Mr. Porter instructing" W. ouI
III on the State Prison 10 inquire inGIo , ,ID
diency of leasing the labor of tbo "V
for the term Of five years all odor, g,o
The House resumed considcp,ilrn'b
bill 10 rechartcr the Bank of RnJ
r. Mr. kiltredge off. proposed an o ',o,l
= relative TO the distribution Of the s'" .',D
Il was adopted.
;. Mr. Farrnr called up the bill in d,.
4 of Sec. Z, chap. 81 Il. S. (relaiyeto coo
sheep, repeRliug the penalty which,,
! to the town; opposed by Mr. Spror",
ported by Messrs. Smith Of Weston and /
bill was ordered TO Sd reading, ''
SENATE. SATURDAY, Oct "a ,
crossed bill. Altering the time of NIL
the Supreme Court in CALEDONIA, o.,
Essex and Lamoille counties; passed
The bill,so to amend chap. i Off, 5
no balloting for town REPRESENTING M
held after ~ o'clock at night of the frstT
day of September, was taken up, and m
animated discussion, was supporcJ 4
Messrs Cram, Ferguson, Hodges S,on
and Beeman. and opposed by Vcs,,, ~
rington, Kidder and Cushman md ,.I ~
of MIR Harrington TO lay thehN onMc
being lost, it was by general conscn, o,l
TO n third reading.
HOUSE. Reports. BY minor,r -,
/ leci committee, against bin RELATING II r..
scs TO innkeepers, &C., arguing tbgt tho ",
/ ting law has produced good effects in Vt,
state where it has been eslcd--rbot flooo
changes are injurious to the public intorcs,
and that the people ought not 10 he do,,r,-
ofthe right of deciding upon the traffic AS y.
present provided, independent Of uolr..
entanglements. Bill milking approm;'.,.
for Council ofCensors, ordered to 3D. rcaJr,
by committee on State Prison, Till au,la'
zing the Directors of the State Prison 10 \,
ont the labor ofconvicts for the term Of i,
years; ordered to Sd reading
Bills passed. Taxing Orange counr~.
ucXing part Of Goshen TO Rochester 10 r,.
Jerome j. Beardsley; in addition to chan :.
X. :. of fences; relating TO bowling alc,.
The Senate came in, and Brig. Gen Ann,
MAS CUsHNTAN was unanimously cIcc,rdM
ior General of the Sd division, in place on.
late Gen. Il. b. Ransom,and the Senate v.
drew.
SENATE. MONDAY, Nov. l. Rcror-
BY Mr. Harrington, from the select co,r.,ir.
on the subject, in favor of The bin, proyiIir
for the erection of II States prison on LlraI
Mott, with nts,approprufl-H rio
PURPOSE, eight instead often thousanddollnrs
4 year, for three years, and authorship ,No
from time TO time, of furniture, &c
hat can he spared M Windsor The cum.
njttee submitted n detailed special rt,s-
rom which it appeared that the husnessrr
on in the States prison,is moy,ys,
'iNgo and shoe making: that the prCscutm-
Der of cOnvicts is 80, usually G5,and rheiru,
,rage length of service, three years: that he
Prison, since 1909, has cost the State Slsl
~ 80, exclusive ofthe cost of its crcc,r
qual to SI,G44 81 each year;that this ossls
Is origin chiefly in eudeavors to pro>ecua
mechanical business, requiring skill far b.
ond that possessed by convicts: and lha,N.
onvlct labor, ifapplied to qunrryiug SON
n Isle Ia Mott, n locality which presents Vi.
quaIsed facilities for doing the same saity
nd proitahly, would yield to the Sm'c o9tr
10000 annually, being about double to'.
be Ordinary and extraordinary expenses Of
he prison. The amendments were adopted
nd on motion of Mr. Foster, the bill and The
nport was ordered TO lie on the table, and
20 copies each to he printed.
The engrossed bill, so to amend chap. ]. E.
,that no town representative shall be elect
d on ballotiug commenced after - o'clock
I night, of the first Tuesday of September
'as TAKEN up and passed, hy roie Of II to
|.
Ye0s-Scuators BccmOn, Cram, Dean,
erguson, Fox, J. Ilamilioa, r, Namihon
lodges, kimhall, Mead, Morse, Nash, star.
", Stewart.
Nays-Senators Bancroft, Burton, Cush,
IAN, Foster, harrington, ilihbOrd, Keyes
.idder, Mattocks, Sweat, White.
The sngrossed bill, relative to the rights Of
larried women, providing that the rents and
rofits ofthe real estate of the wife, shall be
cid by her free from the control Other hUS
and, and shall be exempt from attachment
II his debts, and empowering her to devise
cr real estate, or any descendnhle interest
ierein was passed by vote of Is to {.
Yeas-Senators Bancroft, Beemnn, Brown
l. Burton, Foster, Fox, II. Hamilton, Ilib-
hlNy hipNSNSs lNlt'Cls INlllhhl'lS Ni"''"'N'
lead, Morse, Nash, Stanley, StewartWhir
Nays-Senators Cram, Cushmau, Dean
erguson,J J. Hamilton, Harrington, keyc
weat.
HOUSE. Engrossed Bills. Making y
'opriaton for Council of Censors; TO incct
orate Black River Saving Bank; relating 70
&c State Prison;to annex part of FerrisIWs
Panton, (amended,as to expenses of town
+ the present year, severally passed IN
teraiion of Sec; Z Chap. 81 r. s, Irchtng
sheep affected with foot rot;) and in odd
On to act for the promotion of Agriculture
9TH rejected. In addition to acts incorIOF,,
ing Connecticut River and Brattleboroand
ilchburgh Railroad companies; passed.
The House resumed consideration OF lNO
ii to recharter the Bank ofBurlingion VINE"
r Converse said that he wasanXiouS 70 rec,
ncile the differences ofopinion whch wv"
} long occupied the House, between Woso o
no were DESTROYS for recharterona u'osJ
no asked new bank; he therefore 'hoieu
strike out seven sections ofthe bill ieI'"s
a simple recharter ofthe bank WIN W.