Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14

tUf usOIe tu"u QUE kino OF Ouclne39 contemplated
in this sci:" Withdrawn. The section vas ther
adopted. Mr. Powers moved an amendment t.
the 4sh section permitting the selectmen to au.
thorise two or more agents in their town to sell
sp'ritious liquor for medicinal, mechanical and
chemical purposes only; also, after the words
medicinal, chemical and mechanical purposes
only" add IS under such rules and regulations al
they may deem propor;" adopted: also Ain sec
, ton; Mr. Powers moved to amend the 5th BY sub
shutting new oon Pending the debate Nj Kel.
logg moved the committee rise, report progress
and ask leave to sit again; agreed to. Adjourned
SENATE
WEDrEsDAY, Nov. 6, A. N.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Bills referred. From the House, 10 incorpor.
ate the Montpelier Hotel company to the com.
mittee on judiciary. Relating 10 the election Of
county officers. judges of probate and justices
OF the peace; to committee on elections Lay.
ing tax on the lands in Newport; to the SEN
ator from Orleans county. By Mr. Batcheldei
regulating the issuing of commissions of justices
Of the peace, and increasing the salary OF Secre.
tary of civil and military affairs to the commit
tee on the judiciary. By Mr. Chandler, relating
to collection of taxes to the committee on land
taxes.
Resolution. From the House, that the Secre
tary Of State cause to be published with the acts
with all additions made thereto ordered to lie.
communication was received from the Sc
| creiary OF stale and read, being a report o.
what he had done in accordance with joint re-
solution adopted last session relating to the
Psttsburgh volunteers proofs of service have
been received at his office, of 224l volunteers
including those deceased.
The Senate passed the bill to pay Russell
Bronson the SUN therein mentioned.
MIR Weston called up the bill IN ad iton to al
act incorporating the Rutland and Burlington
Railroad company; and it was passed.
Reports. By Mr. Royce, from Committee or
judiciary, in favor Of House bill repeating an ac
Improved last year relating to proceedings il
chancrry, and it was passed.
Mr. Rice called up the hl ] providing for tax
| ing bank stock and on motion of Mr. Parker II
Was made The special orde FIR day Up. m.
Mr. Chandler called up The bill repeating the
faculty tax, the question, being on the adoption
| of the amendment proposed by MIR Batchelde
permitting all persons who ure twenty-one years
of age and over, having obtained certificate %
| good moral character from the selectmen of the
town in which the they reside, shall he admitted
to practice in our courts, was me- aln ed and the
bill was discussed. Senators Royce aud Wesror
favoriny the passage of the bill, Batchelder
Colourn and Bigelow opposing, and while the
OiSCus>lOu was pcuuiuD
HOUSE.
| Prayer by Rev Mr. Lord.
| Mr. Moore of Dauville asked leave to intro
duce bill refused. Mr. Colburn moved the
vote be reconsideced; agreed TO, and Mr. Moor
hid leave to introduce hill of the following ii
tie: to iicorporate the Danville and Passump
sic plank road cunoany; referred to committee
on Roads.
Remonsirnmus and petitions referred. BY NJ
Vail, of cit gems Of Montpelier, East Montpelier
Mi..oiesex, and Berlin; by Mr. Martin, OF citi
zens OF Willianstown; by Mr. Ellis, of citizen
OF Barre all against bank at Mortified; sever
ally referred to committee on Banks. Of ihrc'
oficiati ccr. ymeu and others ri fSuurnburg IN
for Liberation OF license law; no necessity tor
nv reference, and laid on the table.
} Resolution. By Mr Bowdish. that the Secre
tnry # State cause 10 be published with tn
laws of the present session the constitution o
this state with the amendments thereto; adopted
Engrossed bills. Relating to the practice o
law. Mr. EVeris moved an amendment BY allow
ing any person OF full age, sound mind, ant
good moral character "to plead guilty or no
guilty" instead of being admitted to the bal
bill dismissed Relating TO election OF count
officers. justices Of the peace and judges OF pro
bate. win regard TO certificates Of votes by pre-
siding officers; passed. Laying tax on lands II
Newport; passed. Toincorporite the Montpe
Ter Hotel Co. passed, yeas I24, nays g.
MIR Wires moved reconsideration o: I'M
vote relating to the regulation of fishing; agree
, to. Messrs Colby, Richardson, Bartlett an
|, Cheney spoke against, and Messrs Howe, Gran
dew. and Leavenworth in favor Of the bill; 8
reading refused.
. Mr. Bartlett called up the bill reducing the sal
! airy Of State Superintendent Of common schools
Tie bill was laid on the table, Oct 3lst, whll
discussion was pending on the amendment OF M
Osborn to the same. Mr. Bowdish moved amend
mepts to the amendment, having the effect to a
boIish The system. Discussed BY Mr. Bartlett 4
favor. During the discussion the Senate cam
IN.
The two Houees met for the election of cucu
Judges adjourned to Friday next, l o'clock
NJ, in consequence of no nominations.
The debate, suspended by the coming in O
the Senate, was continued. The amendment o
Mr. Osborn was Withdrawn on account OF its IN
congruity with that introduced by MIR Bowdlsi
| The subject was further discussed by Messr
: Dickerman and Joslin IN opposition, aud laid o
, the table. Adjourned.
, WEDNESDAY,, Nov. 6, P. NJ.
Reports. By Mr. Coiburn, from committee
soricrlture. in favor of House bill Incorporating
r the Wells River Infirnary; and after some DIS
0 cussion it was ordered to lie. By Mr Wen
e worth. from committee on inarce, on resolutio
!, relating 10 mileage and per dem wages of o.
:; fcers of bo'h houses, with an amendment
that the mileage be estimated by the cusiomar
travelled route, and it was ordered 10 lie on M
G ton of ar Robinson. By Mr. Cr"wley. frol
II the committee on military affirs adversely to III
J. passage Of The House bill slteripg act relatin
o To- The militia, and it was recomnitted. BY n
r Mclean, from bank committee. on bill relaiin
d 10 Stockholders 10 banks. without expressing an
opinion, aud IL was laid on tie table. BY NJ
= Rice, from committee on education, IN favor {
: House bill Incorporating the Mohip' lier Femal
v Seminary, and it was passed BY Mr. Weston
trcm committee of conference on disag reemef
e bets cen the two Houses On amendment 10 III
! b,l! providing for further distribution OF acts
e the legislature, recommending that the Sena'
}. recede and the bill be so amended as 20 CIV
s in addition 10 the officers already name
e one copy to each school district, and one cop
+, TO each two hundred nhabitants. The Senal
!; therefore resolved to agree to the recommend
+ ton Of the committee.
o The bill which was under discussion at tn
d time Of adjournment repeating the law tax,n
D. Attorneys and Physicians,was taken NJ and dr
o cussed. Senators Chandler and Weston sPeakin
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