Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-10-24

IT, D., relating to the giving OF security 70
costs In proceedings against trustees, witt
. amendments; adopted and bill ordered to 81
{ reading tomorrow morning.
Resolutions By Mr.. Davis, that it is the
sense OF this House, that it is inexpedient tc
grant any new Bank charters during the pres
ent session; on his motion, laid on the table.
Engrossed BiUs.-Relating to the affixinr o
seals of Notarles Public; passed. Relating t,
the repeal of statutes, which plaintiff declare,
upon; passed.
Mr.. Grandey moved reconsideration of the
vote which dismissed the bill relating to ap
peals; agreed to and bill recommitted.
SENATE.
FRIDAY, Oct. II, AN
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Bills introduced and refsr-ed Mr.. Dewey
to incorporate the Green Mountain Health As.
sociatton, and 10 amend the charter Of the Yer
mont Mutual Fire Insurance Company, giving
each person insured the right TO deposit money
OF the same amount and in lieu of The deposite
no'e; BY Mr.. Whttemore, relating 10 corpora
tons, that all meeting. Of stockhoIders of cor
porstions chartered by the legislature Of this
State shall be held in this State, and if held out
Of the State they sha be void /; all referred to
the jud'ciary committee.
by Mr.. Whiltemore, to incorporate the
Swanton and Hiohgste Railroad Company =
and by Mr.. Baldwin, relating Railroads, that
whenever any Conductor, Engineer or any per-
son having charge Of train of cars shall run
upon the lime of any other train coming in the
opposite direction, he shall be deemed guilty of
mlsdemeanor and punished by imprisonment
IN State Prison for 4 term not less than or
more than years to committee on roads.
From the House. In addition 10 chap. %,
Compiled Statutes, 1850, relating to process
against trustees, where claimant shall be ad-
united as party, he shall if required, give se>
curity for costs to the committee on judicia-
~.
Resolution. By Mr. Goodhue, that both hou-
ses meet in Joint assembly on Thursday next at
~, A. NJ, to hear the report Of the committee
canvassng the votes tor county officers and
judges of probate adopted.
lhs resolution providing for Joint assrnby
this day at p. m. to elect State Superintend-
ent of Common Schools, Director. for State
Prison, Bank Commissioner, Commissioners
tor the Insane, and Superintendent of State
Prison, was taken up, and on motion of Mr..
Royce, the time was changed TO "Wednesday
next, and adopted. Adj.
HOUSE.
FRrDAr, Oct H.
Prayer by Rev. s. Chamberlain.
Bills reterrei. BY Mr.. Barrett, apportionlng
the members Of the Senate OF this State to the
several counties, viz: Bennington county 2.
Windhan Rutland 3, Windsor 4, Addison :,
Orange ?, Washington 2, Chlttenden 3, La
mole !, CALEDONIA r, Franklin 3, Orleans |, |
Essex !, Grand Isle to the committee on !
Elections. BY Mr.. Kelley, authorizing the !
collection Of arrears Of highway taxes; to the |
committee on Roads. By Mr.. Smith, repeal |
ing sec. l6 Of Chap Is Of Compiled Statutes,
relating to the manner of appointing survey
ors of highways; to committee on Roads. By |
MI heiiogy, IN addition to the statutes relat- !
ing to the distribution and partition of estates
AMI titles OF estates by descent; any person !
Constituted heir at law of another NAV inherit
as if born in lawful wedlock, unless there is
an express limitation to the heirs OF the body
and every illegtimate child to be considered |
the heir OF maternal ancestor, as well as of
the mother, and shall inherit as if born in law
tul wedlock; all to Judiciary Committee
Reio MtOns BY Mr.. Chaplin, referring so
much OF the Governors message as relates to
the Criminal code, to the Judiciary committee
adopted. by MIR. Gorham, referring that part !
OF the message relating to intemperancc, to
the General committee; adopted. Bv Mr. |
Rose, that the committee Of Ways and Means
inquire whether any change should be made
IN the manner OF publishing the Supreme
Court reports, and report by bill or otherwise
adopted.
On the subject of taxing banking profits,
hessTs. Marun, Crawford, Hyde, Burke, Gil
bert
Repo"'s Of CommiHees.-By the committee
on Elections, IN regard to the remonstrancos of
William +. Briggs and others against the righ.
OF A. Is. Maynard to a seat, that the testimony
was not taken III The time prescribed by law :;
the committee asked to be discharged or to be
permitted to receive the testimony. The re.
monstrance and other papers were read Mr..
Barrett moved that the CO nmlt,ee be dlscharg-
ed. This motion was discussed by Messrs.
Maynard Barrett and Everts, in favor; BY
Aessrs. Kellogg. Barlow, Adams, Stacy and
Davis IN opposition, and not agreed o-yeas
80, nays l3l. Mr.. Hubbell then offered the
following resolution, that the report be recon-
mltted, and the committee be instructed to re-
celve any testimony which may be offered,
which is accompanied with notice. Mr. Eyerts
moved to amend by including such oral testi-
mony as may be offered by either party adopt
ed, and resolution passed.
Adjourned TO Monday morning at half past
lO o'clock.
SENATE.
O'CLOCK. p. n.
Mr.. Whittenore moved that the Senate nd-
journ TIL Monday, 10 l-2 a. N.
Mr.. Dewey, spoke in opposition to the ad-