The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-04-07

noon having arrived, no further acton
was had, at the time, on that question
Soon after resasscmbling in the after,
noon, another resolution for the same
purpose, designating different hour
was offered, aud The Clerk was called OF
TO read Sec. Of Chap. 30 Of the Com,
piled Statutes, which is as fellows:
"Therc shall he State Superintendent,
OF Common Schools, who SHALL ne AN.
NuALLr APPOINTED by the JOINT Assem-.
bly,"
To this the lap. abiding gentleman
from Fairfield, (Mr. Bradley Barlow
hunkc' Dem. } in remarkably amiable
ano doclle temper said, "IT'hof of il ~
And MIR. Adams of Nj lipn "a "hlaher
law" Wing depressed his determination
10 show by his vote that" sh0H," in a
sovereign statute Of the land which does
not happen To suit his mott ons, means
"woN'rl" No other argument was offer
ed against the resolution. M ohiec-
iion was made 10 the particular time
named in the resolution. II was the G.
lection itself, aud that alone, which was
opposed. 1t was understood perfectly,
by the opponents Of this resolution, that
its rejection was to leave the office va.
.,,, H., III. ,., - .,
W. VIZ ''"' W '''''' '"e 'u'" "us
ihe'r intention.
Below are the yeas and NAYS nm tho
hi; - -,... o..
'''P''"" VI '''e 'eso'u''"h' hiSs are
desi gnated by Italics:
Yy.s. Nessr. Ror,su R,,cL,LLr Rent.
lev. R;rcLor,I Bt;d ,ss If 4, Alhsns Rra,n.
lev Brush Nu1o,ss Burkc. Durnham oI Ran.
dulob Coriton. Cbon;n CornIn CANADIAN
Crarford. Dari, oC DouriHe, D,u;soo of1Gnrf,
land Dewsu D,nsLec DwineII L,LJ,,doe e..
crts 'FiseId. G,lhcr, GodGo,T Gorbo,n, Cor.
don, G;rand,u Green Gre.orv. HoTof .Sbei.
burn, Haskell You,rord flolbr ook Uon,an
Uuie of Chelsea k clloue. Kendall Enonn
Mon Packer Porte, Of Cornron pr;ndL
Reed Richardson of Wait.6eld Il obinson
.Sabin. scott of HoIjtar. smith Of Capcnd;sh
Smith of Poiri,t Smith of Salem. ,SncoE,,
.Stacy. ,Sierart of Brorniuefon. .Sjcknen
TaW Wheeloci. JVhi,elaw. UiU;oms
Worthinoion. JYriolt of Casileton - 6I
I WHO'S 46-Onp. 1h)
NAYS: adams Of Brookiin,. Adam, of
Million. BaJcoct Barlow Barney Bates Rel.
,eiM. Beers, Blojrett, Bonnev, Bonrn. Bowd,sL.
Bowman. Boycc. Bridges Of Wardsboro'
b"t T burI''am OF brookllcld' burnham
Chnmberlin OF MMdlrsex. ChamhcrIiu Of
Plainheld' Chamberlin Of roPsham, Chap
VIZ y, n'i,h u no,v b, ~isS'" D,,n.,'
Dryer, Dyer, Eastman, Eaton, Elwell, Fay,
w;ct r.."@ ~ 1 ~" '1 Cai' Vi c; Deuns>
Giines, Goodrich, GOodpeed, Goodwin,
Loud TTdces' gray, 'rgSrenor, 'IalI OF
Hoag. UolcomJ. Howard. Hove o., More,
town, Hoce Of rernon, Hubbell, Hyde Of
~ W 1ngm, 'Li',ne,! =. pan"yi h."oy
L.wis. Lockwood Lord. LYMAN. Macon
Marsh, Martin oil Lahdgrove, Martin OF
norI M;pIe- -, ~ rIor monra Wo.o N 10y
Ner, NewhaIl Parker, Paul, Perkins Pinney.
r Z OF fays'on; ou'moy, k'chardson o.
Stubborn, Sapyer, smith of Neu,
ark, Snsw, Spencer, Strarns, .Stercns Stew
Uaa",.r Ts,io.a@ w, 1879 In T,.;,. Ss
cent, Wilcox, WooduGrd. Worcester w,
'Aan'-ilo' wings 10, UP. ~
Now, lei no one coniound-or pre-
tend 10 coniound-lhe question whether
The office Of State Superintendent is one
that ought TO be maintained and coniin-
ned, with that Of the DUTY OF ELEcTrSd
hst officer, until the Office is consti,u.
Iionally abolished. The constitution
makes the concurrence Of the two Houses
IN indispensable condition Of the pass
,ge of any law. The office having been
,nce created, il cannot be abolished by
either House alone. The fact that a
majority Of the House wished the office
abolished, matters nothing at all, wiih-
'ut the concurrence of majority of the
Senate. The expediency or inexpedien-
y of abolishinr that office. therefore.
las no connection whatever with the case
under consideration. The Senate hav,
.r m..-.
recurring an .,,uA, r1ycr,oy has ina,