Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-25
TUESDAY, Oct. Is.
SENATE

Glow, for th relief OF Ira Fay to committee
on claims. BY Mr.. CoIburn, TO constitute Dan
iel o. llilleir.at-aw of Daniel A. and Thco-
dota Hill ito committee on judiciary. By Mr..
Chandler, extending powers of Sherfis and
Constablcs, giving them power to serve writs
on corporations when they are members of the
same and by Mr.. Bates, amending sec, a. c..
~, II. !. relating to serving process after sun
set on Saturday night to judiciary committee.
Mr.. C,burn called up the rules Of the SEN
ate, and on motion of Mr.. Currier they were
adopted as reported by the committee. (Fhe
time o. meeting o! the Senate ia changed 10 10
a. M
Mr.. Gigelow called up the resolution provi-
ding fora Qnt assembly to elect judges of the
Suprem, and Circuit Court, and on lis motion
the time was changed from 10 a. IN. today, to
10 "A. IN. friday nex,, and adopted. Mr.. Rice
called up te resolution providing for joint
assembly to tec, State Superintendent Of com
mon schools, three directors and Superinten
dent OF the State PrisUn, Commissioner for
The Insane, Bank Commissioner and Sergeant
alarms, and for tn reason of the State Super
intendant not having made his report, moved
that the election Ofthat officer be post pOned.-
The resolution accordingly was so amended
it was also amended on motion of Mr. Weston,
changing the time to Friday next 10, a. IN.
anu adopted.
Mr.. Tufts called the report and resolution
for appointing Joint committee TO canvass votes
for county officers &c. i he question being on
the adoption Of the amendment proposed by the
committee, was farhcr discussed by Senators
Royce iavorng ard Weston oppusing. The
amendment was rejected, yeas IL, nays IT,
Mr. Weston proposed an amendment that the
two houses meet az 3 p. m. Friday to hear the
al tItpp - ,,,f, :
didaes have received an equal number, to make
necessary elections which was rejected, and
the resolution was adopted as it came from the
llou e.
Mr.. Kice presented the petition of Thomas
IL. Palmer and Others for Congress to provide
tor the settlement of National difficulties bv ref.
efcnce, and on his notion it was referred to
a special committee.
ResolWion.-By Mr.. Currcr that the COM
mtce on finance be instsuctcd to enquire into
aud report what Coulse is necessarv If any to
be puisued to procure better publication of
the acts and journals d the Legislature adop-
ted.
Adjourned.
In the report Of yesterday Senate a. m.-..he
part beginning " on m,tion 1T Mr.. Dewey the
executive message was referred to select
committee Of three to report appropriate Jorii0ns
y ; '''"' NO'u pof 'O'tS - -lIVu'd DC ItJ-
ereaccS."
lIOUSE
PRAYER by y ". Mr. Lord.
M. Blake Of Salem az cared and took his
ut.
B lis refcrrcd BY Mr.. Hatch of Srraiiord.
to TAX railroad stock owned by non-residents of
thiS state on his u"n mnlion referred to a Sc
Iect con,mttce 81 ole G.cGbp. iruT each coun-
t.. - Mr.. Williams e " 20, in addition ID.
chap. IS of Il. :. it, .t,a'ion to location If
school houses; to inn,ttee on Elucation-
jY Mr.. Vail, t. am,nl an at to incorporate
the Farmers Mutual Tire Insurance g.; by |
Mr. Coit!an. to repeal an act passed in 1919, /
relating 10 the judiciary; both to the commit
tee on the Judiclary BY Mr.. Brown of Nor |.
wich, relating to the school fund +; to committee
N Education. By Mr, Gale, to Incorporate the |
W. Mutual Live Stock luaurs nee Co.; by Mr..
NJ trljn Tor altering name aud constituting heir
Al law both 10 tic committee on the Judiciary
b Mr.. Ellis, for relief Of Ira Day; 10 commit
tee on Claims. BY Mr.. Brimmer, in re a ion
to the Southern VI. r Il. Co; to committee on .
toad-. 81 Mr.. Rolc,, relating to grand list
10 committee on Judiciary. BY Mr.. Bcebe OF
Rupert in addition 10 chap. Is Il. ). relating !
10 school houses; to committee on Education.
by Mr.. Bruce, 10 provide for the compilation OF
The statute laws; to cUmm tee On tie Ju H.
: ary. BY Mr.. Mattocks, TO p2y Matthew r.
Gray The sam therein mentioned also by the
same, to pay Royal q. Gibson the sum therein
mentioned both to committee on Claims. BY
Mr.. Val, in addition to an act Incorporating
the village of Bennington TO committee on the
Judiciary. e. Mr., Masroon, to repeal part of
grand list act relative 10 making deductions lor
debts owed to committee of Ways and Means.
ReNo-mious.-8y Mr.. Poor, that the Judicia-
1 70 ',,,nn1itfaa ip1uira iuto bo
setting the polls OF aliens in the grand list, and
report by oil ,r otherwise; adopted. By Mr..
Rose, that the Judiciary Committee inquire into
the eXPedicncy of incre asing jurors fees be-
fre Justices Of the peace adopted. BY M.
CODY, that the Jecretary Of State deliver to
each member Of the Senate and House four
copies of tle Journal olthe Constitutional Con.
vcn,ion adopted.
In oLed ence TO concurrent resolution, the
two Houses met 10 elect Secretary Of State
Reporter of Decisions of Supreme Court, and
Auditor ct Accounts far iho year ensuing.
For Secretary # Silie.-Whoe number of
votes 2l5. Ferrand +. Merrill l5). StodIarI
Il. Colby %. Scattering 3.
Mr.. Merrill was consequently elected and
received the oath.
Ar. lIubLe. moved that the Reporter of
decisions Of Supreme Court be appointed viva
'
stock, was unanimously appointed.
Mr., Bruce moved HAT the Joint Assembly
a liourn till 10 o clock FRIDAY morning next; I.
agreed to and the Senate with lrew.
The Chair announced the following as COM
mitre ON the resolution relating to the trial by
Jury of fugitive slaves: Messrs Vail, IIubbell,
Bucl, Burgess, and Keith.
Also that Mr.. Capron take the place of NJ.
Roct on the State Prison Committee. Al.
lourned.
SENATE, p.
The chair appointed for the select committee
raised on the petition Of Thomas II. Palmer
and other, Senators Crowley, Marvin and Sey-
mour.
Reports.-Mr. Dewey from committee to
which the message was referred to make ap-
propriate references reported in favor Of the
following references that part relating to edu-
cation to the committee on education the part
relating TO military affair, to the comm.tte1 on
military affairs; the part relating to matters of
finance, TO committee On inanc4 the part re,
atng to taxing wild and uncultiyated lands, to
committee on land taxes ; the part relating to