Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-20

University $4,000, the remainder equally to the
Medical Schools. Mr. Bigelow accepted the a.
mendment in lieu Of his own Upon the sug- 7
restion of Mr. Keith, the Female Collegiate In I
sti,u,e was included in the list. Mr. Bailey spoke
against the bill Mr. Mattocks moved to indef-
nitey postpone the bill carried, IS to H.
Adjourned.
HOUSE
Reports Of COMMITTEES BY the committee on
Banks, in favor of Senate bill in alteration OF
section so Of chapter 81 of S, relating TO !
Banks read the third time and passed BY the
same. in favor of Senate bill relating to Savings
Banks read the third time and passed. BY the
same, in favor of Senate bill relating to banks,
which was recommitted, with proposal Of a.
mendment; adopted. The bill was read the Sd
time and passed. BY the committee on Educa
ton to whom was referred the bill relating to
unorganised towns and CORES, that the subject is
more appropriate for investigation by the Judi
oiary committee; the committee we're dscharg-
ed, and the bill was referred to that committee.
BY the select committee on the grand list against
the bill to discount any sum not exceeding S3OO
for debts owed. The bill was discussed by
Messrs Howe and Maynard Mr. Smith moved
to dismiss agreed to, yeas 81, nays Ga. BY the
same, against bill TO amend chapter Is Of $. (
relating to town meetings. Mr. Everts moved to
dismiss, which prevailed. BY the committee on
Banks, against bill to incorporate the Brandon
Savings Bank. The chairman of the committee
stated that the requisite notice had not been Civ
en-. The bill was, however, ordered to a Sd rea-
ding BY the committee of Ways and Means,
to whom was referred resolution and commune
cation from the Treasurer relating TO the mile
age Of members, bill, which, after considerable
discussion and proposals of amendment, in sub
stance, that members shall receive pay for travel
by the most convenient and expeditions Travelled
route. was ordered to a third leading, yeas 6S,
nays So.
Senate BILL in addition to an act to incorporate
the Woodstock Railroad Co.. was taken up and
passed.
Mr. Barrett called up the bill to incorporate the
Waits River Bank, reported by the committee in
favor of the same laid on the table on his mo-
ton, and made the special order for half past 0
o'clock tomorrow morning
The bill to incorporate the Mortified Bank
was taken up, special order, read the third
time and again laid on the table To be made the
special order at ten o'clock to morrow morning.
Mr. Barlow moved reconsideration of the
vote rejecting Senate bill to pay Sergeant Field
the sum mentioned. The motion was discussed
by Messrs Davis and Hubbell in favor, by Mr.
Adams IN opposition, and agreed to- Mr. Rich
ardson moved reconsideration of the vote, re-
jecting the amendment of $40 instead of SO,
proposed by the committee agreed to. The a.
mendment was adopted and the third reading OF
the bill again refused, yeas Ga, nays a..
Mr. Grandey called up the bill to incorporate
the Addison county Bank, at Vergennes, which
was made the special order at three o'clock this
afternoon, but the consideration of the same was
interrupted by other business. Mr. Grandey
moved the bill be ordered to third reading and
be discussed on its passage; agreed to.
Mr. Burke called up the bill to incorporate the
Bank of Springfield, and moved the same be a.
gain laid on the table, and be made the special
order tomorrow at o'clock agreed TO-
Mr. Stacy called up the Senate bill TO pay VIM.
Bradford the sum therein mentioned, which was
returned from the Senate, refusing concurrence
in the amendment proposed by the House by in
sorting $3.50 instead of $500. On motion OF
Mr. Grandey, the House receded from the amend
ment Adj,
SENATE.
SATURDAY, Nov Is.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The President announced as the select com
mittee on the bin regulating the traffic in intox
icating liquors, Messrs Marvin Northrop, Grow
ley and Batchelder
Reports Of COMMITTEES. BY Mr. Dewey, from
the select committee, in favor Of bill altering III,
time Of holding the Supreme Courts in the couu
ties Of Lamoille, Orleans, Caledonia and ESSEX
with an amendment changing the time to tn
10th Tuesday after the ilh Tuesday of Decem
Der in Lamoille, to the l7th after the ith in Dc
cembef in Orleans, to the 18th after the same il
Caledonia, and 10Th after the same in Essex
The amendment was adopted and the bill order
ed to be engrossed. BY Mr. Eastman, from tn
select committee, in favor Of the hill altering
the time Of holding the county courts in Wash
ington and Essex counties, changing it to tn
second Tuesday of March and September j.
Washington and to the second Tuesday in jar
uary and 9TH in May in Essex; ordered to b
engrossed.
Mr. Mattocks called up the resolution that II
bills shall be introduced after this day, excep
by the unanimous consent Of the Senate or irol
the other House, or by committees, and it wa
adopted. Mr. Currier called up the resolutio
providing for an adjournment sine die on W ed
nesday next at o'clock A. NJ and moved t
substitute Thursday for Wednesday, for tn
reason that it would be impossible to gothroug
the business already before the Legislature
Mr. Blake expressed the same opinion. Mr. Mat
tocks hoped the time would not be changed
the resolution was adopted as il now reads tn
session would be six weeks, and he was unwil
ling to prolongt The amendment was adopte
and Mr. Dewey then moved to lay the resolutio
again on the table; he thought the business
of the public had better be attended to in pref
erence to private, that the state had had enoug
Of hasty legislation he was willing for one
stay and complete the public business. Mr. MAJ
win expressed the same opinion. Mr. Goodhu