Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-22

The yeas and nays wore called on Il c
question, Shall the House resolutions IT.
laiing to slavery be laid on the table, al
were yeas II, hays 7. The question ar,.
ing on the adoption Of the resolutions r,
ported by the Senate committee, they were
adopted unanimously, the yeas and ma, S
being called. Adjourned sine die.
HOUSE.
EVENING,
reports y Committees. By the select
committee to whom was referred the reso.
tuition ior the revision Of the hs,inu law.
that the time had been TOO limited to do tie
same, discharged. BY committee on mill.
ary affairs agqips, bill relating to the uni.
form militia dismissed Bv the sele,t
committee of members from Addison coun.
ly, against petition of Town Of Ripton f +
the alteration Of Center Turnpike Charter;
withdrawn. BY committee on military at.
fairs, that no action is necessary on thu I
part OF the Governors message relating to
he militia; discharged. Against bill in
alteration of the laws relating to the mill
tir; dismissed. That no action is expc.
dent on resolution relating to AGutant
and lnspec or General and Quarter Mas.
ter Gcne3al.
! he bill TO pay Luther Cross for servi-
ces during the past year was taken I'D
The oil was reported by the committee on
on claims providing for sum to be paid
in blank. Mr. Vail moved S365 be insert.
ed adopted. Mr. Colby moved as an
amendment that this sum should be in full
for his services adopted and bill passed.
Mr. Bartlett introduced the following +, =
solution That the thanks of the House
are hereby rendered to the Hon Thunns
+. Powers, for the able, efficient and i'm.
partial manner in which he has discharr.
ga the duties of presiding officer of tie
House; adopted unanimously.
MIR Powers then arose and addressed
the House in manner particularly an
propriatc and characterized by unusua
good taste.
Resolution from the Snalc That the
Sergeant at \ rms allow the Catholic S ,ci
city to occupy the land belonging to tn,
state IN the rear Of their Church. for IN,
purpose OF erecting vcstrv adoptcd i,
concurrence. Senate resolutions on III,
tarli were called up by Mr. Vail ano
adopted.
Bills returned from Senate. Senate bill rc
'a''ng to the Vermont Historical and ANTIGUA
ran Suciely was read third time aud pa ssed
Mr.. CoIburn moved il be reconsi1cred agreed
to. MI Rose moved an amendment; adopted
The pit was discussed by Messrs. Hubbell
urandey and Everts, in opposition, by Mr. Col
oHrn III lavor, Mr.. Grandey moved the wore
v antiquarian be stricken out, agreed TO ant
the bill was lost. Mr.. IIubbell moved the vote
be reconsldcred agreed t.. Mr.. Benton moved
as an amendment that the word antiuuaran'
be added; laid upon the table not 10 be taker
ur.
TO incorporate The Mon,poiicr Hotel 90. will
amendments 6pICured in. To reduce tLt
salary OF state superintendent of common
schools, with amendment non conquered in.
Resolution relating to muster rolls were re
turned from the Senate, with an amendment, :
concurrcd IN. Senate resolutions relatirr "a
account OF Henry Stevens non concurred in.
That Quarter Master General loan to Norwich
University one field peace; adopted Respect.
Ing so much OF the Governors messare as re-.
latcs to slavery adopted.
The bill re"tng TO the salary of State SUI.
perintendent was returned BY the Senate. who
insisted upon their amendment The House
again refused to concur. The Senate adhered
10 Their proposal of amendment.
Senate bill relating 10 applications for altera.
'lHn OF Town or county lines was read the third
time and passed. Adjourned sine die.
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