The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-18

ghaF ensuing
Mr. Dewey, FROM tins joint COMMITTEES 10
prepare joint rules, reported the same rules
that were la force laal year, accommodating
The adoption Of The sans after striking cut
the l4th Joint rule Vow
Mes'ri Dewey and Seymour, favored the
adoption Of the report ..tr
Dir Keith moved TO refer ne report % the
commiuSe with instructions tdfcport the I4th
rule amended, aud spoke ia favor 81 the mo-
ton. Measrs Dewey Royce and Bailey, op-
posed ule motion, and IL was lost
The report Of the committee was adopted,
de rules standing as they did last yeaf with
the exception OF The ltth, whielgip eKpanged
Mr AAttoeka called up the rekolotion from
House providing for meeting Of both HOUSES
~ jaini assembly on Tuesday evening, 10
hear Az addretA ifom Charles a. Burnham,
ou tHa sn1jecl OF compDn sehonlsJ he reb-
olution met with s0nie opposition on the
Rronad Of ila object not being within tho
scope Of Legislative PrpoeedinBsi but was a.
dopted
Tho paaolsiion providing Tor a lolut assem-
Wy on ThurEday next, 10 elect three supreme
and four circuit court Judges, was ampnded la
ths House, 6King the time on Tuesday the 2ist
insl, o'clock T. NJ, aud eoncurred 10 by the
SepAte.
uOUsE-Bills refsrred--By Mr. Vail, re-
paAling sections 80, 80, 81, 81, 30, 40, Al and
AZ, Of chap, % H. H. also section g ofchAp,
10, X s., ~ requires towns % choose inspec-
tors of leather % the General committee
lily Mr. Martin of Landgroyo. repeating sec
ton 81 Of chapter 30 OF X >, and onacting
that " party appeals from Judgment Of a
Justice OF the peace for a sum less than ten
dollars, aud shall fail to prosecute 20 effect, he
shall pay double costs 10 the Judiciary com
q mittee. By Mr. llnpsnn, on repeating 80
mueis Of acts of $40 and 1880, a. defines aud
-itmtrS Uuctiuu ~ viruTtrr- Tr'-'-t-
ing 20 common schools "a committee on Ed
ueaton. By Mr. Barlow, allowing divorce
for habitual drunkenness Of either party; 10
, committee on the Judiciary. By NJ Barrett,
1Annexing part OF the town Of Weybridgc 20
Midlebury 70 a select committee Of nom
I bers OF Addison county, by MIR Gaud0y,
, dividing tho State into the following Con-
, gres~onal districts
First District-Ihc counties of Beuning-
Z ton, Rutland Addison and Washington;
Second District Wlndham, Windsor, Or
. angc aud Caledonia;
Third District- Chiitcndcn, Grand Isle,
Franklin, Lamoille, Orleans aud Essex; 10
the General committee. By.Mr Rose, relat-
Jag 10 scholars in districts where no school is
kent dsbursng portion OF the school mon
, cy IN the districts where scholars attend
school TO the committee on Education.
Petitions refcrrnd-Of w. ID. Bell and 9TH
a.. era, of n, IA Fuller aud others, for the an.
nexation PfR part Of Woybrdgu TO Middle
bury 20 members or Addison county.
Resolution By MIR Martin of Landgroyc,
d, cmpow ering the COMMITTEES on the part Of
each House N canvass votes for county oth-
, Gers, TO send for persons and papers, Ia order
e, 90 ascertain any facts relating 20 the ccrtif-
Gates OF votes laid on the table.
MIR Eyarts' called up tire resolution intro
49, Alrl lar ia a
i mission 10 the House OF the disrcspectfil com
muncations Of Virginia and North Carolina,
mentioned in the Executive Message; amcnd-
cd by striking out the word "disrtFpoctiul,
so as 20 include all communications, sent by
ihosV States, ami adopted,
Mr. Davis, called up the joint resolution
relating TO the election of supreme and circuit
Judges or Thursday next; which was amend
, ed, on his motion, by inserting Tuesday, and
adopted III concurrence.
In accordance with n rcSplution of Mr.
Grandey, the Secretary Of State transmitted
10 the House the census Of Vermont for $50;
. and 5000 copies were ordered TO be printed.
SENATE-P MIR Dewey called up
the Governors Message, and on his motion il
was referred TO a select commitieeo Of three TO
report appropriate references of the different
subjects contained ia il; and tho chair APP
puSHtrr fAe--~,y 4'e4l-.,-+si+4 GiT.1E!aa.
as the committee.
HOUSE rcfcrrod.-.By Mr. Hubbell,
.. concerning defendants in actions on Joint
contracts allowing the plaintiff to recover
against those who are deiaulted and whom
Judgment may be rendered against, notwith-
Il standing a verdict may not be found against
all. BY Mr. Evarts, in amendment of sec g,
chap 10 r $, providing for the maintenance
and care of stranger pauper ut the expense
: of the town, until lac shall be in a situation 10
4 n L.. L.. - -, ii
ton 20 chap. ~ II S, oxempting one rifle, gun
or tnusket from attachment on execution, I'M
. less tuTned out 20 the officer by thr tirbtor :
{ severally 10 the committee on the Judiciary.
by Mr. Seymour, in addition to chap. ~, of
RS, cxcmpting the professional books of
practcing physicians aud attorneys from at
: iaohment; to the same committee.
The chair announced the following as the
-Shn ding Committed:
On Ways and Means :, Mcssrs Reed, Smith,
Richardson, Wright, Keith.
NJ On Military Aflairs--MessTs Harlow Hyde
of Rockingham, Hyde of Chelsea, Beers,
Stewart
On .Judiciary--Me ssrs Davis, Gsndey,
Russell, Evarts, Bowdish.
On Claims--M essrs Stacy, Fletcher, Bridg-
,es, Clark, Barlow.
On Roads-Messrs Sabin, Howe, Butler,
Beebe. Martin.
Tn BtBNa---hiNaoTs Rhuiiis,
Kellogg, Fi6eld, Holden.
On Neutrality-suspicious. Dewey, Will
Jams, Knapp, Burditt, Chamberlain. u'.
p On observation-disclosures Burgess, GREGG
ry, Vail, Gilbert, Packer
- On Land Taxes essrsD cnnison of Guild
hall, New, Richardson, Bonney, Brush.
On Education-Messrs Barrett Maynard,
Coburn, Porter, Rowoll.
On the State Prsou-Mcssrs Dcnnison,
Earl, Blodgett, Wyman, Bliss.
On Rcvison-Messrs Grandey, Stacy,
Kellogg
Distributing Committee-Mcssrs Collins,
Adams, Perkins, Worcester, Wilmarth, How
ord, Hail. Goodspeed, Smith, Hooker, Bent
ley, Dsggett, Kimball, Hazen.
j.. To make up the Grand List---Messrs Scott,
Sawyer, Durkee, Haskell, BaIcheider, Tay-
Tor, Eldridgc, Wright, Graves, Bliss, Gilman,
SouthwoF,h, lockwood, Barney, Vincent,
Scott, Whitelaw, Eastman, Clapp, Rublee,
u.vra. KanIau n,uu,,, H..