Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-21
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER FL, 1850.

! Courts and concerning pauper cases concurred
in. Also providing for publication of State
laws passed since the compilation o. the Revis-
ed Statutes; concurred in. Relating to Schoo
districts. Mr. Grandey moved amendments
adopted, and bill passed. Adjourned.
SENATE, PM.
Reports. By Mr. Bates from committee OF
Banks 10 favor of House bill to incorporate the
White River Bank. by Mr. Seymck from Fl
nance committee, in favor of bill in tessng the
salary of the officers of both Hsuses; and
i OF JOINT resolution relating to purchasing U. S
Reports laid on the liable. By Mr Went
worth from same committee, in favoS of House
bills to assess a tax Tor the support Of govern
men,; authorizing the Treasurer to borrow the
sum mentioned: making appropriation for the
support of government; all passed, By Mr
Weston from committee OF claims, IN favor Of
House bills, TO pay Franklin Horton, and WIN H
Ordway. By Mr. Chandler from judiciary com.
mltiee, against bill relating to unir~'a interest
second reading refused. By mr. Chandler from
committee under the 4th JOINT rule, resolution
that the Governor audit the account OF Henry
Stevens for expenses and labor in arranging pa.
pers belonging to State department. By MI
Bigelow from committee on military affairs, rec
ompending the adoption of resolution directing
The Quarter Master General TO loan two field
plcCCS " ANOi WiCu OuNCioitys 10y ~At AASt"i
from select committee on resolution relating 10
the stationery Of the Senate furnished by The
Sergeanl-aI arms, resolution. BY Mr. Sey-
mour, from Finance Committee, recommending
the adoption of resolution referring to steam
communication between this country and Llbe-
ria. BY Mr. Chandler, from Judiciary committee,
in favor Of House bill Tea ing 10 Mutual fire IN
surdnce companies PISSED. By Mr. Went
worlh, recommending the adoption OF resolu-
tion permitting the occupation OF cetan lands
belonging 10 the Sta.e adopted. By Mr. Par
ker, from road commit tee. IN favor OF House ball
relating TO railroads, regulating the toll for carry
ing freight, The rule was suspended requiring "A
hours before the third reading, and the bnl was
read third lime and ordei6d to lie. Most re-
uorts Of The Committees were laid on the table
according to a resolution adopted IN the forenoon,
excepting those reported by Mr. Wentworth from
the Finance committee.
The Senate passed bill relating to the H,sior-
ical Society.
The bill to incorporate the bank at Swanton
wastaken up, aud statement of facts elected
from the chairman oil Bank commlliee; ordered
to lie.
On motion of Mr. Parker, the Senate bill rela-
ting to schools and superinlendents, was indei-
ni,ely postponed.
On motion of Mr. Weston, the general manu-
featuring bal was indefinitely postponed. The
Senate considered The bills relating 10 grand
list, conveying lapd and setting the same IN the
list, thlrd reading refused; to common carriers,
permitting them TO testify In certain cases, or
dered to lie.
The Senate refused to reconsider the vote pas
sing the bill regulating the compensation OF
street commissioners.
The Senate did not concur with the House IN
adopting the resolution directing the Secretary
oil State TO publish the old constitution with the
amendments made, with pamphlet laws oil this
session. >
The Senate passed the bill in addition to act
approved lSlI, relating TO the grand list; refus-
ed the third reading OF House bill laying tax
on Newport; postponed indefinitely The Senate
bill relating to the grand list, granting appea $
from appraisais of listers in cerlain cases, &c
passed the House oil regulating the manutac-
ture and inspection of -four, having adopted the
amendments proposed by Mr. Weston.
The Senate concurred in the amendment pro-
posed by the House to the bill incorporating the
Miss squoi railroad company.
Bills referred. From the House, relating to
railroad corporations, regulating toll; to CON-
mipee roads To pay the administrator Of
Josiah Churchill the sun therein mentioned to
Committee on claims. Relating 10 school dis
trics; to committee OH Education. To pay
Ebenezer Merriam and Samuel NJ. Town the
the SUN therein mentioned; to committee Gu
claims. Relating TO habeas corpus, &c.; to Ju-
dietary COMMITTEE.
death of General Zachary Taylor; adopted.
Relating 10 slavery referred To select CON-
mltIee OF two. Adjourned.
Leave was granted to MIR Fifeld TO record his
vote on the bridge question.
Reports Of Committees. BY judiciary commit
tee IN favor Of Senate bill reaung TO scire iaci-
as; passed. In favor of Senate bill relating to
process passed yeas 81, niys L. No quorum
voted. Tie House called, doors closed and
excuses required from the abscntess. As soon
as there was quorum present the House pfo-
ceeded to business. BY judiciary committee. in
favor of Senate bill feiaung TO descent OF real
estate; pissed. BY committee on ways aud
means, IN favor of Senate resolution iDsiruc,lny
the auditor of accounts to draw upon the Treas
urer for sum to deiray The expenses OF the lib
rary; adopted. By judiciary committee, that
legislation is iuexpedient in regard to resolutioo
relating to nsoiyent debtors. The c"mmitee,
to VIII m was referred that part OF theGovernor's
MESA ge relating 10 the death of President Tay-
lor, reported aud recommended the ad option Of
resolutions; adopted. The committee on uapu-
iactures, to whom was referred that part of the
Governors message relating to the tariff, report
ed and recommended the adoption of resolutions
OF the following Import that Vermont adheres
to the protection of American industry, and
earnestly protests against the system of ad valo-
rem duties now IN operation; also that our Sem
a:ors and Representatives, in Congress, and Gov
errors of the several states, be furnished with
copies of the resolutions laid on the table, aud
made special order at o'clock this evening"
BY the committee on roads. in favor of Senate
bill Incorporating the MIsslssco railroad co, with
amendments adopted. Mr. Hubbell moved an
amendment ndop:ed and passed. By judiciary
committee, 10 favor of Senate bill relating to the
removal of trustees by probate courts passed.
Select committee, to whom was referred that
pat Of the Governors message RELAXING 10 slave
ry, sundry petitions on this subject, &C., re-
ported and recommended the adoption of resvlu-
lions. Mr. Eyerts proposed as an amendment
the erasare of the following words, because it
denies 10 the man claimed as slave the right of
habeas corpus 1t was discussed by the mover
in favor; lost. and resolutions were adopted. By
Judiciary committee against Senate bill regul--
ting the salaries of Supreme and Circuit Judges,
fixing them at $1,000; third reading refused,
yeas AZ, nays 80. The committee to whom was
referred resolution relating to the town Of
Wheelock and the listing law, reported that
81 IL, AZ r.