Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-27

one house, shall be sent for concurrence to the
otheron either Of the 2 las, days of the session.
be suspended until eight o'clock this evening;
adopted in concurrence. BY Mr. Bromley, that
the two Houses meet in Joint Assembly at three
o'clock this afternoon to eject State Superin-
tendent of Common Schools rejected.
The bin relating to the election of Town
Representatives, in amendment Of sec. lG Of
chap OF the c $, it having been made special
order, taken up,and the same was dismissed.
The bill relating to the Rutland Aqueduct Co.
was returned from the Senate, with proposal Of
amendment; adopted in concurrence.
Mr. Kellogg moved a suspension of the 9th
rule of the House, that no bill shall pass the
House until 1t shall have been read three several
times. the last Of which shall be at least twenty
four hours after the first reading," &c. for the
remainder OF the forenoon agreed to.
The bill relating to the State School Fund
was returned from the Senate insisting upon the
amendment adopted by them Mr. Adams moved
an amendment TO that Of the Senate by provid-
ing for the discharge Of the Heman Allen note,
if the University of Vermont will pay $4,000 in
stead Of $500 as the amendment of the Senate
proposes; discussed by Mr. Kellogg, and modif-
ed by Mr. Adams by inserting $1,000 instead Of
$1,000 discussed by Mcssrs Hubbell, Rose and
Bowdish, against; by Messrs Eve-ts, Maynard
and Stacy, in favor. Pending the discussion
the House Adjourned
SENATE
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Reports Of Committees BY Mr. Seymour, for
the committee ON Education, in favor of the bill
in addition to an act incorporating the Mortified
Academy; passed. BY MIR Crowley, for ma
joniy Of the committee ON Elections, in favor of
the bin opporionng the Senators of the State
to the several Counties. Tins bill takes away
one Senator from Orange aud adds one to Chit
tendcn County. Mr. Baldwin moved to amend
so that Orange retain its present number and
one be taken away from Windsor County in
stead lost-yeas Z, nays H. The bill then
received It's ID reading, and was passed. BY
Mr. Royce, for the committee on the Judiciary,
in favor of the bill in addition to chap 81 c 5,
relating 10 process ;ordercd 20 its 3D. reading, .
to ,, and passed By Mr. Whuemore, for the
same committee, against bill relating to the same
subject Sd reading refused
BY Mr. Batchelder, for the committee on Man
ufacturcs, recommending the favorable consider
alton Of the bill relating to Manufacturing Com
panics; on motion Of Mr. Royce it was so amend
ed as not to take effect for one year, and passed.
BY Mr. Matthocks for the committee on
Roads. in favor Of the bill relating 10 Railroad
,rn"po"its, recording Mortgages OF, m Coun-
ties instead of Towns through which the road
passes passed.
~ Mr. Royce, for the committee on the Judi
ciary, IN favor Of the bill relating to the service
Of writs of attachment and execution passed.
BY the same, IN favor of the bill relating to
vendors lien on the sale Of real estate passed.
BY the same, IN favor of the bill providing for
the production Of books, papers and records Of
banks in the trial of certain cases pissed. By
the same in favor of the bill in amendment Of
chap q 5, relating TO the removal Of sick and
insane paupers; passed.
HiVs from HE House referred. Making an
additional appropriation for block of Marble for
the Washington Monument, to the committee on
Finance. To amend sec u chap 50 c 5, relat-
ing to the division Of real estate to committee
on Judiciary. To relieve Peter Brown; to the
committee on Claims
The Senate did not concur with the House in
the amendment to the bill Incorporating the Ran
dolph House Company.
The House amended the Senate bill relating
to corporations; the Senate concurred.
The Senate concurred with the House in the
amendments to the bill Incorporating the Green
Mountain Health Association, but did not con-
cur in amending the charter of the Montpelier
and Wells River Railroad Company, excepting
the last proposed amendment, which was concur
: red in.
The Senate considered the hill relating to the
rights and competency of Witnesses Mr. Marvin
moved to amend the first section so that if a
witness declares his disbelief in a supreme be-
ing, the affirmation only shall be administered
which was ordered, Is to 2, and ordered to a Sd
reading yeas u, nays y, and passed. Adj.
HOUSE.
Reports Of COMMITTEES. BY the committee or
the judiciary, in favor ofthe Senate bill altering
the time of holding courts in l.amoille, Orleans
Essex, Caledonia aud Washington counties
read the third time and laid on the table. by
the same, in favor of Senate bill relating to the
distribution of the laws and other public docu.
ments among the several towns read the third
time and passed BY the same, in favor Of Sen
ate bill relating to common carriers read the
third time and passed. By the same, against S
bill relating to the title 10 real estate; the bill
was recommilted and the committee reported
that it is ineXpedient to pass the same Sd read
ing refused. by the same, in favor Of Senate
:, bill relating to the Compiled Statutes read tho
Sd time and laid on the table. BY the same, il
favor ofSonate bill relating to corporations witt
an amendment, by striking out all af1er the en-
acting clause and inserting new bill adopted
read the third time and passed. by the same, il
favor Of Senate bill relating to associations, and
in addition to chapter IS Of c S read the third
time and passed. BY the same, in favor of Sen
ate bill TO incorporate the Green Mountain
Health Association, with amendments, by inser
. ting the word Mutual" before the word Health
and making the capital stock an amount not ex
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