Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-25

the rights of married women; and its third read
ing was refused.
Mr.. Hale moved a suspension of the Sd rule,
TO allow the entertainment of motion TO recon-
slider the vote concurrng with the House in their
amendments to the Liquor bill, which, Senator
Directing Mr.. Ailler,) was decided by the chair
to he out of order on the ground that it requires
unanimous consent; Mr.. Hale took an appeal
from the decision of the chair, when Mr. Good
hue moved to lay the appeal on the table, which,
after some discussion was Withdrawn, when Mr..
Hale renewed the motion to 10y on the table,
which was agreed to.
Joint resolution. BY Mr.. Seymour, that the
Governor appoint committee of three, to ex-
anime aud report 10 the next general assembly
such provisions and amendments in regard to
plcadngs and practice in our courts, as IN their
Judgment will be bcnefcai adopted. Adj.
HOUSE.
Bits passed. Senate bills relating to life in
surauce by foreign companies, and to incorpo
rate Irsburgh Aqueduct and Hotel Companies {;
House bill relating to the militia.
Report. by select committee on the petition
OF Stillmnn Morgan, unanimous report highly
favorable to the Vermont Asylum for the Insane,
and the petitioners had leaye to withdraw
Bills dismissed or rejected. Senate bill re-
lating to the election of town representatives
House bin relating to the grand list assessment
of bank stock d to pay Minot Wheeler; for per
fecting probate records; relative to parties in
civil suits being witnesses therein, IA like bill
having already been passed > in addition to the
act Of 1851 authorizing the business of banking,
tauihorising the Incorporated banks TO increase
capital under that act,and the associated banks &c
bank on cash capital IN pari;to establish a board
Of education and providing for teachers nsii.
tutcs- supported by Messrs. Barlow. Biclmell
and Blodgeti, opposed by Messrs Barrett Of
NJ. aud Joslyn, ard dismissed IS to ~.
Resolution. From the Senate. for Joint as
scmby to cleo, state superintendent Of common
schools: Mr. Barrett ofM. moved TO fix oclocl
this evening, which was adopted, when the rcso
luton was opposed by Messrs. Barlow ant
Blodgctt, who wished no election to be made
aud supported by Mr.. Granley, on The groun,
that every member Of the House is bound by
MS o''A 10 obey 'le statute ''"' nc rcsoiu
uo' was r'l'0'eu' w 10 Do
inc our 20 eN'enu Tue N"'''nu anu " h'''nii
kairoad 10 " num- was dismissed
ADJOURNED 10 hai past VociocN'
SENATE.
Tutsn,I EyrNrve.
The motion Of Mr. Hale 20 suspend the 3}
rule and the appeal from the decision Of tA'
chair ou this motion, was taken up, and the ap
peal was withdrawn.
Joint Resolution. From tie House. drcctin,
the State Librarian to furnish Tee Libraries o.
Munich and Now Orleans. with works
adopted ia concurrence.
The Senate concuuel with the House b
them amendment to the amendment proposed b
the Senate TO the bin to lay tax on RutIan
County to build aJnL
Resolution. By Mr. Bailey OF I.amoille. tia
the thanks of the Senate are hereby rendered &
the Hon. WIN. G.. Krlrcdrc. for the able efli
cient and impartial manner i'm which he has di.
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