The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-11-26

nlacturlng companies, passed. Making
provision for the support OF govern
meut passed.
The bill relating to the school fund
was taken ur, being a special order. The
Senate amendment was then discussed
by Messrs Kellogg, Sabin, Packer and
Gilbert, in favor OF the same, and non
concurred in, yeas Sc, nays %.
Restitution. BY Mr.. Barrett, that
the two Houses mctt in joint assembly
on Wednesday the 10Th inst, at 3 o.
clock p. NJ, To elect Quarter Master
General, an Adjntaut and Inspector
General, aud Judge Advocate General !;
adopted,
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10.
The Senate considered the bill reat>
ing IL state sup erintcndent Of common
schools, aud re used the third reading
4 to IL.
HOUSE.
Eagrosscd Bills. Relating to ven
doris lien 1u the sale of real estate 4;
passed. Making additional oppropria-
ton of $500 Tor a block Of Marble for
the Washington Monument; passed.
Reports of Committees. BY the COM
miltee on Roads, against bills To iucor>
poraie the Western Vermont aud Ver>
gennes Railroad Companies smissed.
The bill to divide the State into con>
gressonal districts was taken up, it hav-
ing been made a special order, The
bill passed.
sen TIE.
2,p.M.
Reports Of CcmmitieeS. BY Mr.
Bmchelder, tor the committee on Manu-
iacturcs, recommending the favorable
consideration of the bill relating to Man
ufacturing Companies passed.
In joint Assembly, George W. Gran>
dey was elected Quarter Master Gen er
al on the 9th ballot. F. w. Hopkins
was elected Adjnlant and Inspector Gem
eral, viva voce, aud Samuel W. Slade
Judge Advocate General.
Resolutions. By Mr.. Barrett, that
the two Houses meet in joint assembly
at a quarter past 3 O'Clock this afternoon
to elect State Superintendent of COM
mon schools after a short but spirited
discussion, the resolution was rejected
yeas 81, nays III. Adjourned.
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY Eve Nov. 10, M.
Reporis. BY Mr.. Eastman, for the
committee on Finance, in favor of the
bill making additional appropriation
$500 for block Of marble for the Wash.
ington Morumenl;
With the usual iormalities. adjourned
sine die.
HOUSE.
EVENING.
By the Judiciary committee, in favor
OF Senate bill relating to Jail yards read
the third time and passed
EngrOssed Bill TO divide the State
into congressional districts; passed.
Resolutions. By Mr.. Ilolcomb, that
our Senators and Representatives in
Congress be intructed to endeavor TO
procure the abolition ofthe African slave
trade under the gulse of our Amcric an
colors, wherever it is carried on adopts
ed.
Mr.. Budget called up the bill to in.
corporate Manufacturing Companies,
which was returned from the Senate
with proposal of amendment, "that the
act snail not take effect until one year y
non concurred in.
The committee of free conference 10
whom was referred the bill relating to the
competency of witnesses and he amend
ment thereto proposed by The Senate, re-
ported that they could not agree, and the
Senate rcceded from their amendment
Messrs. Barrett and Bowdish were APP
pointed a committee to notify the Cow
ernor, that the House had OH its part
completed the business Of The session
The Clerk was ordered to motif, the
Sea ate to that effect. The House then
att a. m. adjourned sine die.