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

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ing to the school fund, This I'LL directs the
Treasurer to discharged tho debt due from
the Vermont University, to collect all the
Mddlebury College and divide the remain>
der equally between Casllclon and Wood
stock Medical Schools and moved 10 amend,
including with the medical schools, Norwich
University. The amendment was ordered,
81 to 5. Mr.. Royce presented the memorial
Of the President of Vermont University. MIR.
Whiuemore favord the bill; MIR. Bigelow
favored 1t also. and moved to amend by strik-
ing out the Medical Schools named and the
Norwich University. Mr., Keith opposed the
bill. Mr.. Baldwin moved TO amend, giving
10 Vermont University, Middlebury College
and Norwich University $4,000, the remain
der equally to the Medical Schools. Mr.
Bigeow accepted The amendment in lieu o.
his own. Upon the suggestion Of Mr.. Keith.
the Female Collegiate Institution was includ-
ed in the list. MIR. Bailey spoke against the
bill Mr. Ms,tocks moved 10 indefinitely post
pone the bill carried, is to II. Adj
HOUSE.
Reports Of Com mittee,. BY the commits
tee on Education to whom was referred the
bill TO unorg rganisel towns snd gore', that this
subject is more appropriate for investigation
by tie Judiciary committee the committee
Was discharged &. the bill was referred 10 that
committee. BY the esleci committee on the
grand liri, agains, the bill 10 discount any
sum net exceeding $500 for debts owed
The bill vas dscuesed by Messrl Howe and
Maynard Mr.. Smith moved to di5miss a.
greed to, yeas 81. nays 81. By the commit
tee Of Ways & Means, TO whom vas referred
resolution and communication from the
Treasurer, relating 10 the p:ilage OF mem
bcrs, bill which. after considerable discus.
sion aud proposals Of ar .ndaent, in srb
stance, that members shall receive pay for
travel by tho Eost csnveniant and expsdi-
tious route, wes ordered 10 bird fead,ag,
yeas So gays 50.
Senate bill in addition to al cct to ;acor-
pors,c the Woodstock Railroad Co IT'S la
kea up and pared.
Mr. Barrett called sp the si.i 20 inOoy21r.
a's tas Wait, Rivsr Bank, reported BY the
committee in favor Of ihe same laid on ,:s
table on hS motion, ana made lho special or>
der for half past s'cIosk .s.rsaFrsv r~a-
ing
Mr.. Graniey called Up he oil. 10 .sc.r-
pora,e tho Addison conn,y Bals, at Yer
gennes which vas mad, iae r?-cio order AT
three O'Clock this afternoon, bst the con.ii-
Grafton cf ,bs ssras wns interrupted by o
ther businesA Mr.. Grsndey moved ite bin
ne ordered to = tbird residing and BE discu.s-
ed On ito passage a ar-ed 10.
Mr, Burke called up the bill 10 iacorpor-
ale tho Bark Of Springfield, and moved tae
same be again laid Ell lbe ,sbs. ard be ns e
the special order Tomorrow al soe,grk y
greed To-
SENATE.
SATURDAY. Nov. -.
Mr. !is,totks called up tbs rc,olIt:oa ,h.;
40 bills shall ~ introduced after ,his DAY. ez.
ceIh 3y the unanimous consent II the Senate
,r from the ether lloase. or By colnmi,tecs.
and i vss adopted. Mr.. Curri-r called cp
the rsOl0iion providing FOR an ndjonrnmen'
si.e 9i, en- "Wednesday next at e'elock A.
=. and moved 10 saS,litu's Thursday .or
"Wednesday, for the resson :hef II would Se
impossible "a 60 ,i.'ossh the huin,. alrrsl,
osfure the Legisl.iars.-hr. Blake express'
cd the ssr.s opinion. Mr. Matte oks hoped
The tine would not Ia changed L TIE rcr,
o'ution was adopted Al i ncN reads the ses-
.ion woali Re .ix wsess, and be vss lawil
ling to pro,ongh. Tie amendment vss a
dopted aud Mr.. Deway thea moved 10 lay
he re>olulon agaia on the table le though
the business Of tho public had better be at,
ended 10 in preference 10 private, thAt 81.
s'ste lad had enough 0. hasty legissIion ; T.,
was willing for oao 10 stay and complete ;a-
public business Mr.. Marvin expressed ID.
same opinion. Mr. Goodhae hc;ed ,le ros
oluiion would be adopted. The motion I,
is prevailed IA los.
Mr.. Blake called up the bill authorizing
the business Of banking, and it received il
third reading. On motion Of Mr.. Keith ,h,
word "sha!l WAS substituted for " may" il
the scconed line of the 3sth section; the bil
was then passed, yeas 49, nayss.
HOUSE.
Resolutions BY Mr Barrett. that no mcm
ber speak more Than i've minute, upon any
one question, unless by unanimous consent
discussed by Messrs. Barlow. Wright OF Cas-
Teton, and Adams, in opposition, and b,
Mr.. Barrett in favor, Mr.. Adams move
to lie; discussed by Mes'rs Crawford
Reed, Martin of Underhill, and prevailed
Engrossed Bills, To incorporate tn
Brandon Savings Bank passed. TO ncor
porale the Mercantile Bank at 81. Alhan
Mr. Barlow moved TO lie, until after IN
final disposal OF the General Banking Law
discussed by Messrs. Adams, Barlow, Pack
err Sabin, Rowell, Bridges, and lost and III
bill passed. In alteration of the militia law
, repeating all laws that provide for compen
saiion 10 the uniformed militia, and alerin
the salaries Of certain officers; passed I
incorporate the Addison County Bank, s
Vergcnnes. Mr.. Grandey called for
statement of facts, which was given, and tn
" bill discussed by Alessrs. Barrett, Porter
Ferrlsburgh, Rose, Barlow, Everls Fetcl