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

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Mr. Gregory called mp the bill to incorporate
the Mortified Bank, and offered an amendment
altering the commissioners to receive the stock
adopted, and on his motion the bill was laid on
the table and made the special order for this eve
ming at o'clock. Adj
HOUSE
THURSDAY Eve, Nov. l3.
Mr. Bridges called up the bill to incorporate
the Mercantile Bank, at St Adams, and moved
the same be laid on the table and made the spe-
cial order for tomorrow morning at half past Q
o'clock agreed to.
Mr. Burke called up the bill to incorporate the
Ss,chaway bank, and moved to amend By sirik-
ing out the word Skitchaway,n and inserting
Springfield; agreedsto, also making the capital
stock $4,000 instead Of $4,000. Mr. Adams
moved as an amendment to the amendment the
insertion Of 100000 and the same be divided
into 2OOO shares accepted and adopted Other
amendments were proposed by Mr. Burke and
adopted, and the bill was laid on the table and
made the special order for ten o'clock tomorrow
morning.
MIR Chaplin called up the bill to incorporate
the Windham county Bank and the same was
laid on the table, and made the special order for
tomorrow morning at half past nine o'clock.
Reports Of Committees. BY the committee on
Banks, in favor of bill to incorporate the Addison
County Bank, at Vergennes, with proposals Of
nendment by striking GU, the 10th section,
which subjects the bill TO the provisions Of chap
20 c S, and requiring loans to be made to the
state at - pr ct and subiectmg tins act to all
E the general laws now in force, or hereafter to be
p passed, and to the control Of any future Legis-
llture On motion Of Mr. Grandey, laid on the
d table and made the special order for tomorrow
r. at 3 o'clock, p. NJ.
C. Mr. Barrett called up the bill in addition TO
# am act 10 incorporate the Woodstock Railroad
; Company and the same, on motion Of Mr. Kol-
F. logg. was laid on the table and made the special
e order for tomorrow at o'clock 2. NJ.
The bh to incorporate the Mortified Bml,
Is was taken mp it having been made a special OF
der. Mr. Reed suggested the propricty Of pass
@ ing this bin 20 third reading, and discussing
p the same on its final passage; to which Nh
J.. Gregory objected as he had made preparations
TO consider the same at this time. \ statement
&c of facts was then elected from the chairman o
it the committee on banks, by Messrs Gregory an'
Reed, and the bill ordered to a third readin!
2 without discussion.
le Mr. Bowdish moved reconsideration Of tn
Is vote Of this morning rejecting the bill to author
d. Use the business OF banking for The purpose Of a
b. mendnen,. The motion favored by Messr
BIS Richardson. Reed, Eycris, Stroud, Kellogg
Bowdish and Barlow, and opposed by Messrs
~ Adams Crawford, Stacy, Grendey and Maynard
IL and lost, yeas -, nay4 l0G.
r, Mr. Kellogg called up the bill relating to th'
ei distribution of the Compiled Statutes. Tn
question was upon the reconsideration of th
lr vote rejecting the amendment of Mr. Kellogg
be which was agreed TO. Suudry amendments t
e this amendment were adopted, as also the amend
cd men, itself, and the bill ordered to third read
~ ing.
- Petition rcGr,5. Of RI Reverend John !
Hopkins and 300 others, to incorporate the cit
Of Burlington to the judiciary committee.
oH The chair announced Mcssrs Eyerts and he
'F logg as The committee of free conference on til
part of the House, to consider the bill relating
'' the repeal of the statutes with Ike commtt'
r. on the part Of the Senate. Adjourned.
IN SENATE
~ FnrnAr, Nov II, 4. NJ.
or Prayer by the Chaplain.
of At the request of Mr. Hyde, the committee {
nd banks had leave to sit during the session OF Il
ny Senate this forenoon.
TO Bills introduced and refcrred BY Mr. Mattocl
The in addition to chapter 20 c. 81 all railroad cor
es, panles that have received charters in this Sta
by subject to the General railroad law, and all cha
ION ters hereafter to be given shall be subject to
ms, future Legislature TO alter, amend or repeal
&C. the committee on Roads. BY Mr. Royce, IN
the diton to chapter 90 C. S. relating TO dseas
be sheep; to the committee on Agriculture. BY
hat Keith relating to the distribution Of the 5
cad preme Court Reports repeating so much q 81
and O., chap. 8 C. S as requires the Reporter TO
BY post with the Librarian one copy Of the Repo
for for each town in the State to the committee
AN the Judiciary.
or By Mr. Howe in addition To sec a, chap
ing C. 5. relating to taxes and assessing in the Ii
and TO committee on judiciary. From the House
tied relating to the Woodstock Turnpike Compar
TO the committee on Roads. Apportioning
hap Senators of this State to the several count'
Xes, to committee on Elections. For the preservat
al of muskrats in the towns therein named to
me, committee on Finance. To incorporate the c
'lat Teton Bank to the committee on Banks.
'een aung to the distribution of the Compiled 81
ing utes to the committee on the Library. Am
6 to ding section s. chapter 81, g 5, relating to
by traffic in intoxicating drinks to the commit
nate on the Judiciary. In addition to chapter %
tn S, relating to highways to the committee
40 Roads.
elect Resolution. From the House, that the &c
ring miltee on Claims be directed TO audit the
GER count of the Auditor of Accounts for seryi
Used rendered the financial committee adopted
Bar The House further amended the Atlantic
Mr. St Lawrence Railroad bill, by making this
and the one to which 1t is in addition, subjec
nate any future legislation to alter, amend, or rep
unity as the public good may require. The Sen
re- concurrod 10 TO >.
Il to Reports Of Committees BY Mr. Dewey, III
son half of the committee on roads, in favor oil a