The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-21
Messrs. Converse and CoIlaner, and ordered

Porter moved to strike out the part autnoi
sing commissioners to order the grazing Oh
hilis-supported by aies'rs Porter and ION
verse, opposed by Messrs. Whittemore' rar,
Ler of c., Allen Of VI. and Cree, reJecteu and
the bill passed:
The bill limiting the time OF voting Tor town
Representative was rejected, "a 70 o6.
EVENING SESSION, SATURDAY, Nov. IL.
Sr,ArE.-Mr. Fox, from committee on Ed
ucatien, reportedin favorofthe joint resolution
to purchase for each town copy OF Barnard's
School House Architecture, with amendment
proyidinq the same can be purchased at s. ,OO
ner copy-the amendment was adopted when
Mesxs. Mead, Stewart and Colburn opposed
the resolution, while Messrs Chandler, French
Draper, Hall, and Walker, spoke in favor Of
the measure.
Mr. Kidder moved to so amend as to sup.
ply eacn of our academies, and was supported
by Mr. Reyes, and opposed by Mess9s. Red
field and Draper, when the motion was put
and lost.
MIR. Sweat moved to add 6 copies for the
State Library-lost.
The resolution was then adopted, yeas IA,
nays IL.
Dir. June called up the bill to incorporate
the Brandon Bank, and the same was made
the order of Monday, 10 o'clock, A. N.
The House bill relating to contested cleo
tons was read twice and referred.
The House bill relating TO school mories,
reported BY committee on Education, was ia
ken up and rejected. :.
The House bill to pay c. B. Adams his
claim as State Geoiogist over his appropIia-
ton. was taken up, when, after considerable
scattering debate, the bill was read a third time
and passed-yeas IA nays 10. Adj.
IousE.-ihe House took up the bill to in
corporate the Franklin Co. Bank at St. Al
bans Bay Mr.. Hubbell moved to amend by
striking out the word Bay the amendment
was supported by Messrs. Hubbell, Needham,
Converse and Porter, and opposed by Messrs
Sprague, Deane, of c., Brown, Sabin, Boards
lev and Parker of c., and rejected, So to IS ;
the question, shall the bill be ordered to a Sd
reading, was supported by Mr. Seymour, and
carried, II to SO.
Bills Passed. Relating to trial by jury in
cooperating Southern Vermont Railroad Com
pany.
Dismissed. Bill taxing lands of non-resi-
dents in school districts Adj.
SENATE House bills read twice and re-
ferred-in relation to trials by jury-to incor-
porate the Southern VT. r. Road Co.
Exports. By Mr.. Deane. from committee
on Manufactures, in favor of House bills to in
corporate Ball Mountain Manufacturing Co.
Black River Marble Co., with amendments
which were adopted, and West Townshend
Manufacturing company-all read Sd time
and passed. By Mr.. Fox, from committee on
Roads, in favor Of the bill to incorporate Rut-
land and Whitehall r. Road Co.. with an ex-
tended report oy majority of the committee
which was read and bill laid on the table.
The bill TO incorporate the Brandon Bank.
made the order OF this time, was taken up,and
the facts stated by SIR Stewart, for commit
tee and others; when the bill was laid on the
table
o'clock, p. w.
Bills reported and passed. The bill 70 IN
Corporate tx Brandon Bank wa, again taken
up when the bill WAS opposed by Mr.. Keyos,
on the ground that Rutland county has already
her full proportion of banking capital, and en-
ouqh for her wants. Mr.. Reyes was support
ed by Messrs. J. P Kidder, Redfeld, Bee
nan and Sweat.
Mr.. June replied answering the objections
an advocating the bill, and he was supported
BY Messrs. French, Collafncr and Davis, when
Mr. Kiddcr moved to lay the bill on the table
motion lost, yeas 7, nays l6-and the bill
was passed. Adj.
HorsE-Rejccted. Senate bill to charter
the bank at St. Adams Bay ayes IS, noes IS.
tSeulte bill relating to foreign insurance COM
panies; ayes 81. noes 65.
The Governor returned the bill to incorpor-
ate the National Life Insurance Company,
without his signature, on the ground that the
act was not subject to future legislative action.
On the question shall the bill pass, nolwith-
standing the objections Of the Governor, the
ye:ts and nays were as follows-ayes o, noes
l40, so the bill was rejected. The rules were
suspended and new bill for the same pur-
pose, amended, was passed; and the 14th joint
rule was suspended for the purpose of allow
ing tho bill to pass TO the Senate.
HoUsE-Reports. BY select committee, s.
gainst Senate bill for completing geological
survey, and the bill was rejected. By COM
mittee on Claims, bill to pay Charles Davis
1854; supported by MIR. Neodham and pass
ed. BY select committee, against petition of
Eros Cobb. and he had leave to withdraw -
BY general committee. Senate bill, to pay for
papers and historical documents, without any
opinion laid on the table.
Resolutions. By Mr.. Seymour, directing
the gathering up Of the field notes, specimens,
Sc, collected in the geological survey, sup
ported by Messrs. Seymour and Pangborn,a and
adopted. BY MIR. Newman, directingcommrs-
sioners on general railroad act to report also q
general act for manufacturing companies :;
passed.
Mr.. Capen moved to reconsider the tie vote
rejecting the st. Albans Bay Bank bill-brief-
~ opposed by Messrs. Hubbell, Needham,
Beardsley and Porter and lost, 80 to 81.
Amendments of the Senate to bills incorpo-
rating Black River Marble Co., and Bali
Mountain Manufacturing Co, relating to the
grand list, and to trial by jury, and granting
rents of certain lands to the Peoples Academy
were concurred in.
EVENING session, Monday. Nov. Is.
The bill to incorporate the Vermont Annual
Conference of the Methodist church, was taken
up when discussion arose. Messrs. Red6eld,
Mead, Stewart.J. P. kilder and Kimball sup
porting, and Messrs. White ard Chandler op-
posing the bill, when the same was ordered 10
the Sd reading, yeas Is, nays I. MIR. Chand-
Ter then moved an amendment to reduce the
amount of property to be held to $4,000 which