Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-17

bahk supported by Mr. Sprague and opposed
Mr. Carpenter Of n. Adj.
o'clock, p. NJ.
SEHATE.-The House resolution fixing on
Thursday 10 a. m. to choose 4 State Librarian
was taken up and concurrcd in.
The following House bills were taken up and
disposed Of as follows relating to divorce with
amend'nrn's-laid on the table to divide the
town OF Montpecr-to select committee :. 10 il-
corporate the National Life Insurance c.. 10
committee on Finance relating to the location
OF school houses--'o committee on Educaton
to incorporate the North ED Manu- featuring c.
to committee on Manufactures and Tor the
relief Of Weber Tden-to committee on RI.
nance.
The engrossed bills dividing the Grammar
school funds in Orleanc CO. giving Derby acad-
eny one thrd) and to incorporate the Vt. and
'ston Telegra, h Co. were read 81 time and
passed.
| The Senate then went into cominitte of the
Whole, on the bill relating to foreign insurance
companies, restricting their agents, &c. and re-
commended sundry amendments when the bill
was laid on the table
Mr. Reyes introduced bill relating to the APP
continent of receivers, to rporatons-rcad twice
and referred to Jud. com.
/ Mr. Bancroft presented petitions ftom sundry
inhabitants Of Woodbury. and Waiisfied for =
Bank at NJ ,n,peer, and the same were referred
to com. on Banks.
The Select Committee on the bill to d.
vide Montpelier reported that the same ought to
pass.
lIousE.-Resolutions From the Senate tina,
the Executive is authorized to loan the instru.
Hents Of the Surveyor General; passed BY
Mr. Rolbrook, TO elect Librarian 10 A. NJ Thurs.
day; passed. BY Mr. Roberts, as to the expe.
dicncv ct ner regulations As to debts in the
grand lists passed. BY Mr. Watson, as to the
expsdency Of reducing pedder tax; passed.
by MIR Brown, excluding bills and petitions af-
ter this day passed. b; Mr. French Of Hard.
wick, instructng delegation in Congress on
slavery laid on the table.
Reports. BY committee on grand list, against
alteration of law either as to school taxes or de.
ductions for debt in the grand list and the bill
was dismissed. Hy judiciary committee. Senate
bill as To tender Of amends passed also Senate
bill relating to divorce, amended az to repeal
the second prosi.o of act Of 1916. instead of the
whole act-pas>ed. BY general commi,te, bills
to incorporate Chttenden c unty Intirmary and
to alter the name Of Lucy Proctor; rr Tered 10 Sd
r-ading By committee on roads, bill in amend.
ment of act OF 1917, relative to the apportion-
ment of expense of roads among towns ordered
to 81 reading. BY judiciary committee, bill in
relation to guardians and wards ordered to Sd
reading.
/ BY majority Of committee on Roads bill to in.
corporate Rutland and Whitehall railroad COM
pany, with an amendment, fixing tho eastern
end Of the road at Ca-tleton. and the west end
at Fairhaven, and providing that this compa-
ny may unite with the Rutland and Burling.>
ton Railroad Co. agreed to- and the bill laid
on the table. BY Select committee, bill annex.
ing part Of Dandy TO Mount Tabor; laid on the
table.
The report of the Wndham Provident Insti.
tuition for savings: was referred to committee on
Banks
EDgrosaed RHs For reef of W.hher TIL,
den; to divide the town Of Montpelier; to in
corporate National Life Insurance Co; to incor.
porste Mortified Manufacturing Co; in addition
to chap. Is, Il 5, relating to construction of
school houses severally passed. To ncorpo-
rate Bank at Brandon supported BY Messrs
Hastings. S.rague, Pangborn and Potter. oppos-
ed by Mr. Beards!ey and passed. 1871 to 80 To
incorporate the Vermont Bank at Montpelier
Mr. Carpenter of y. moved to commit for amend
ment by reducing the capital from 500, GOO to
0,O00-suppored by Mr. Carpenter of ~, op-
posed by Mr. IIeaton, and lost. 50 To 81; Mr.
Arms moved to lay the bill on the table for
tmenlmen, by striking out NJ ,ntpelicr, and an.
'horizlng eight commissioners to fix the location
supported by Mr. Arms and Carpenter of n.
opposed by VI .ssrs lIca,on and Seymour and lost;
Mr. Carpenter of \. moved to dismiss the bill
lost. ayes 30, noes 1876 the bill was then passed.
re incorporate Green Mountain Liberal lnst-
tue ; pissed
NJ l'lden called up the bill annexing par, Of
Brldport to Cornwall, the question being upon
recons derng the amendment suhlectjng the bill.
10 the approval of the towns interested. Support
by Messrs TilIen and Needham, posed hy
llnn,iey and lost, IS to i6. The bill WAS
lerrd to Il 81 reading.
Various vacancies in COMMITTEES were filed
md the House
Omission in Senate proceedings Nor. :. PM
The bill to incorporate the Fran, lin County
+ Bank at ST. Adams Bay. was taken up, Mr.
, Rel.iell's amendment to provide for the APP
, poin,mcnt of Commissioners by the Supreme
Court to locate the Bank still pendlng-when
the amendment was ably and earnestly support
cd by McssrS. BeemLn, Mead. Redheld, J. p.
klddcr, and Coburn, and opposed by Messrs.
White kimball, and Sweat when the ques-
ton of amending put and lost--yeas o
nays ls-and the bill was passed, yeas Is,
nays ..
TnuRspAY, Nov. Q, a. NJ.
SESArE.-Praycr by the Chaplain.
The House bills to incorporate Banks a, Mont
pelier and Brandon, were read twice and refer
red to Com. on Banks.
The cngrosscd bill to incorporate the Chel-
: sea Academy was read I'd time and pissed.
Mr.. June called up the bill fixing the Audi
tors salary, when, on his notion the amend
mcnt fixing the salary at SiO0 instead of $500
as in the bill originally, was rejected, and tho
) bill passed with the salary at the sum las.
named
Reports. BY Mr. Stewart from com on Banks
in favor of the Bill for Bank at West Ran
: dolph,. and by J p Kidier from Jud committee
in favor OF OF the bill relating to private corpo-
raions-both ordered to lie BY Mr. Hubbard
from from l., tax CON-, in favor of IN House
bill to lay a tax on Bradley Nale-read Sd time
: and passed.
The House bill to divide the town Of Mont
pelier was now taken up; when, on the call Of
Mr. J = kidder, Messrs Stewart and kimban,
for the com. OF reference, stated the facts that
appeared before them. The question was then
put and the bill, by yeas 10 nays Q. passed tho
second time and then was taken up. and had
lis final passage, Adjourned.
HousE.-prayer by Rev. Eli Ballou.
RESOLUTIONS, BY Mr. Hastings, that the deben-
;, lures Of the late member from Jay BE- paid 10
= Thomas Reed, To he appropriated to The cxpen-
scs of his sickness and funeral and erection of
/ suitable tomb stones passed, BY Mr. Bovnton
8 as to expedency of alteration of law relative ia
: settlement of estates passed.
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