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

CTOWlcV, Eastman.
On Judiciny--Messrs. Royce, Curricr
" Nhittemore.
On Ciaims-Messrs. Seymour, Bates, Bald
win
On Education-Messrs. Lyman, Whittemor,
Marvin.
On .dgricultwe-Messrs Green, Goodhue
Bailey.
On .HanuJactwes-Messrs Batchelder, Eos
ter, Keith.
On Elections -Messrs. Crowley, Lapham,
Thurber
On Military y.qGdirs-Me Messrs' Howe, Nor
throp, Moulton.
On Roads-Messrs. Dewey Bigelow, Mat
tocks.
On Bunks-Messrs. Hyde, Blake, Cham
On Land 7aresMessrs. Bates, Miller,
Barstow. Adj.
MosDAr, Oct. .l3, A. NJ.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Bills INTRODUCED and retirred. BY Mr.. Good
hue altering sec 6 chap l07, R s. relating to
grand and petit jurors and repeating an act al
terlng the same statute, approved A ID lS4 :,
with the petitions of James Titcom and others,
and VIM. S Barre and others, for the passage
of the bill; to the committee on Judiciary. By
Mr. Miller, providing for the registration of
births, marriages and deaths 10 committee on
education.
A communication was received from the
Speaker of the House announcing the election
Of Chalon f Davy, Esq, clerk for the year en-
suing.
Mr. Dewey, from the JOINT committee to pre-
pare joint rules. reported same rules that
were IN force last year, recommending the a
doption of the same after striking out the l4th
Joint rule.
1h, report Of the committee was adopted,
the rules standing as they last year with the eX
ceptlon Of the nth, which is expunged.
MIR Martocks called up the resolution from
the House, providing for IL meeting of both
houses in Joint assembly on Tuesday evening,
to hear an ad lress from Charles q Burnhim,
on the subec of common schools. adopted.
The resolution providing for a joi assembly
on Thursday next, to elect three supreme and
four circuit court Judges WIS amended in the
House, fixing the time on Tuesday the 2lst
inst. O'Clock p IN, and concurred in by the
Senate.
The resolution providing for a joint assembly
on Tuesday next at ~ IN, to elect Secretary
Of State, Auditor of Accounts, Sergeant-at-
Arms and State Librarian, was taken up and
on motion of Mr. Currier, amended so as to in
clude the Reporter of Decisions of Supreme
Court and again ordered to lie. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
PRAYER bv Rev. Eli Balou.
Bills REFERRED BY Mr. Martin of Landg-ove.
repeating section 5 of chapter 81 of s. and
enactIng that If party appeals from judgment
Of justice of the peace for a sum less than
len dollars, and shall fail to prosecute to effect,
he shall pay double costs; to the Judiciary
committee. BY Mr. l1oI son, repeating SO much
Of acts of Is . and 1850, as defines and Limits
section IL of chapter lo Of X 5, relating to
20 II non sch lulS; to com nlttee on Education
By Mr B lrlow, allowing divorce for ,bltdl
lrnnkenness Of either party to the committee
IN the Ju Ilcary.
Mr. DAVIS, calledup the Joint resolution re-
atnT to the election Of su Ireme and circuit
uIges on Thnrsd " next; which WIS anenl-
I'd, on his motion, by inserting Tuesday, and
adopted in concurrence.
In accord ince with resolution Of Mr.
irandy, the Secretary Of State Transmitted to
the House the census of Vermont for 1850 =
md 3 0 copies were ordered 10 be printed
SENATE.
Monday H., p. NJ.
Mr. Dewey called upthe Governors Message
md on his motion 1t was referred to a select
OF three to report appropriate refer
'nces OF the different subjects contained in 1t
md the chair appointed Messrs Dewey, Bailey
md Crowley. as the committee.
Mr.. Mary n, from the committee on Senate
ues, reported, recommending the adoption OF
he rules of last session as the rules ofthis ses-
on which report was accepted and the rules
ldopted. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Bills re erred. BY Mr.. lIubbell, concerning
defendants in actions on Joint contracts allow
ng the plaintiffs to recover az INST those who
ire defaulted and whom judgment nay be rem
Tered against notwithstanding n verdict may
lot be found against ali. BY Mr. Howe OF
Vernon, in adtlon to chap. ~ K :, exemptine
)ne rifle, gun or lnusket from attach nent on cx
ecuton, unless turned out to the officer by the
iebtor BY Mr.. Seymour, in addition to chap
~, OF X ), exen tlnI the professional books |
IF practcng physicians AMI attorneys from al
to the same com ntee.
The chlir announced the following as the
Standing Committees:
On l0lys and meanS-Messrs. Reed, Smith |
Richardson, Wright, Keith.
On military qGairs-Messrs. Harlow, Hyde,
If Rockingham, Hyde of Chelsea, Beers,
Stewart
On the Judic,ary-Messrs. Davis, Grandev, |
Russell, Evarts, Bowdish
N Ciaim,-Messrs. Stacy, Fletcher, Brld- |
yes, Clarke, Barlow.
n Roads-Messrs. Sabin, Howe, Butler,
Beebe, Martin.
On Banks-Messrs. Adams, Worthlngton,
Kellogg, Fiiield, Holden.
On ltnutactluss-Slessrs Dewey, Will !
lams, Knapp, Burdlt Chamberlain.
On 7gricu,tuTe-Messrs. Burgess, Gregory, |
Vail. Gilbert, Packer.
On Lqni Tpres-Messrs Dennison OF
Guildhall, New, Richardson, Bonney, Brush.
o" Education -,lessrs. Barrett, Maynard,
Cobnrn, Potter, Rnwel.
On the Siate PriSon-Messrs. Dennison,
Earl, Bodge', Wyman, Bliss.
On Rerision-Messp, Grandey, Stacy Ke.
ogg.
Distributing Comminee-Messrs. Collins.
Ad ms, prrkns, WImsrth, Howard, Hall,
G""d'peed, Smith, Hooker, Bentley, Esggsll,
kimbaI', iiazen.
To m ke up The Gran Li,t-Messrs Scott,
Sawyer, DurKee, iiaskell B4tcheder. Taylor,
Eldrdge, Wright, Graves, ss, Gilman South.
worth I,ockwonud Rarney Vincent SCOT,