The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-08

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MoA for ue use Of common schools, Mr.
Bridge withdrnf biz niptlon, buf bpokgR-
gaipsl the hill, as,l said fhat the illdionafies
would not last H,bing htNuivr Air Wood
ward ilnWner objected "a witplfiwal, bud
the motion waNpfihcg discussed ly Mr. Ahr-
lpw DtlFm, at1 by ~ Grndsls sAo hot
ihrie thuull Dc some disposilion made ofthis
srhnol iund, u order a. prevent h,iy further
litigation tlnt 10 should b. given 10 Buring-
ton college ur some other institution, aud WIS
opposed 10 lly. bill among other reasons, be-
rnHse the fund would not all be appropriated
for the purpose intended. The yeas and
ipys we're taken on tlrs motion 10 dismiss, aud
said motion prevailed yeas 10, nays o..
Mr. sawyer rallied up the bill, providing
mr. the distribufidn Of Tie siool fluid among
tho several towns aeroFtliBi 10 the population
Us 5he last census, aud for putdnR the sauae
o. dslrlbuied 20 Interest for the beueit Of
roiiimoH schools, % anil nibScd that the same
ba dlsnsse,ll inasniuch NJ great ihJ6slire
sdudlbe done Ia tlit sluAll Gowns BY this Dis.
inbntioD, y PraIodlioD yAs uniia 10 Ani,,ad
accordingly but the clair did not entertain
tho sAnr h. che bin Itself was an uneudmenl
10 an amehthncntTannnt bg entertained aitef
llie idmper has boon adopted only 10y unAni-
nous consent AtloF = discussion by Aessrs
STROUD Barrett. barlow, IlubPell. Adams,
luchAplAan, pApkefthe motion To dismiss was
lost-ycAs so, nays is, nnii the House al
jhiiFhvh -' = Hle'H
SkNATE--P M--ltoportsof Committees.
by Sic Norihrap irpn the Select rommittee,
70 "lirh was referred thai parsol tho nlosaaRe
rdAiinH 20 varanrira IN Lbs Offices Of Cover
hnr anal Lieut., Governor, in Givor af hill,
TINT tie Se,nstAry OF state shalt hll the Office
OF ti1Nrrnor whdn that and the ohits OF Lieut.
Gagpnlpr shRg bo vacant, until an eleciion
shall br uaje ordered 20 q "a reading.
by NJ Wentworth, from the committee on
Finance Rpisiust bll amending sec. rs chap.
10 =, relating 10 computation OF grand
and petit Jurors third reading refused, 10 u
10,
l,y NJ MliLocLs. from the committed on
Rlads, va favor qi bin amending the act 30
cooperating thos Danyille and Fassuup.ic
Flank Toad Company; ordered 10 4 third
rrplITT JOY TnF SInlpi agWUSt UIII It1HrIUR 10
Railroads; making Il necessary for every
Railroad company to build depOts Ia all In
corporaiod villages through and near which
ttr ru1d- are constructed within SIX months
from the lime the cars commence running;
Sd reading refused.
Nj Chandler presented the renonstrHnee
OF Erastus Fairbanks and Others, against the
passage Of the hill altering tho location of the
~
was read and ordered 10 lilo, on motion Of Mr.
Batys
SfSlivwcy called mp The biz relating to the
settlement OF estates, aud IL was passed
H HOUSE Reports Of Committecs-By the
General committee, ia favor Of the petition
OF Dudley Leavitt aud others, for the preser-
yatioL OF pickerol in Wheelock Pond, with
I'LL accordingly, imposing penalty OF 80 II
plckcrrl arc caught NJ certain time aud IN
n certain manners otiured 10 a third read
ing, BY the sans, against bill assessing the
respective gains of practising attorneys, phys
tcians aud surgeons, at a rate OF not less than
one dollar nor more than thirty dollars, nc
cordRg 20 the discretion OF the listers. Mr.
Richardson moved that the bin bc dismissed,
as ,tlns matter vas thoroughly discussed the
last session, and the sentiments Of the people
vas very much against H. aud the motion
prevailed, yeas I sd nays a.
Nv the committee on Elections against the
bill nn,yrtionng the members OF the Senate
among The several counties, Nc Russell NOV
ed 10 lay the I'LL on the table, us il proposes
10 diminish the number OF Senators in Orange
county suil increase that of Chittcnden couu-
Is. Dir Barrett stated that the provisions %
the bill are vel kupisu and expected 70 b.
a'iuptrd; II was ordered 10 tic. tiy rho yEfUct-
committee, in favor Of the General Banking
hill; laid on the table By the committee on
Education, in favor OF the bill appropriating
the rents, Issues aud profits OF the public
lands in Canaan, which were originally de-
signed for tho 6rst settled minister, 20 the
common schools, until a minister is settled
third yeading ordered.
Petitions and circumstances referred.
OF the directors Of the Passumpsic River Rail-
road Co. against the extension of the Allan
sig sud - Lawrence Railroad lara on the
table. or w. j. Stanton, and others, Of
Hubbard Hastings apd Others relating 10 the
keense law to the General committee.
Resoluton--By Mr. Hyde of Rockingham,
that inasmuch as the petitions for the dcstruc-
ton OF crows are getting numerous. the com
mittcc to whom these petitions were referred
be requested TO hear tie matter this evening
st NOT, after having given notice to the
crows accordingly lost