Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-11
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reports BY Mr. Northrop, from the comm,
zee on Claims, favorably to thu bill to nav DIV,
lsham; read 3D. time and passed. Bv Mr., Good
hue, from the committee on Ro,ds IN e.. -
relating to Highways by substitute bin. m,
substitute containing ub,tantially the origips
OIL and the several amendments proposed y 2,
reading ordered tomorrow afternoon. Nv Mr.
seymour, from the Judiciary committee. fayora.
oF 10 the bill, more efcctually to provide fol
Inc collection OF debts against corporations with
an amendment to the title tn, amendment was
adopted, and the Sd reading of the bill ordered
tomorrow afternoon.
Bdts introduced and referred By Mr. Sow.
mour, relating to actions against towns. for IN.
Juries en- highways ; to the Judiciary committee.
From the House, to establish the boundary limo
between Wilmington g. Searsbure. on motion of
Mr. Goodhue ordered to he relating 10 the COL
lection and distribution of the school fund 10
tue commtte on Education. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
reports. BY Committee on Education. Senate
bills to incorporate Richmond Academy and in
relation 10 Essex Co. grammar School at Child
hall, and they we're passed. By Committee on
banks, bill IN addition to c. 50 C. s. on the or,pd
list las to assessing bank stock of persons
unknown and persons residing in unorganized
towns, and it was ordered to I'd reading.
BH introduced. BY Mr.. Barr, tt of NJ. relat-
ing to convention TO revise the Constitution
(the ireemen To vote on the lst Tuesday of Sent
1853 for or against convention. and if con.
veniion IS ordered one shall be elected in March
1851 and meet in May following, with f,ll au-
thorIty to revise the CONSTITUTIONS motion IN
print was rejected, and the bill was laid on the
table.
Petaions, &c. referred Remons,rance of GER
tain landholders against extension Of Rutland
railroad from Castleton to Rutland read and re-
ferred to committee on roads. Ten other like
circumstances received the same reference
Petitions Of sundry inhabitants Of lInesburgh
Braintree, Sharon, Royalton, Waterford, Hard
wick, jericho, Neddesex, Lyndon, Montpelier
Bradford, Pawlet. Berlin and Hartford. we're re-
ierred to the committee on temperance memo
rails.
Resolution. From the Senate, for printing of
proceedings and addresses on the death of DAN
TEL WEBSTER on motion Of Mr. Deane laid on
the table
The Senate came in and the joint assembly to
elected judges Of the supreme and circuit courts
was adjourned to Friday pext II a. m. The fol
lowing elections we're made:
Gro. w. Grandey, vergennes Quatermaster
General
IIeman R. Smith. Hineshugh. AIja,~a, Gen
eral.
lHeman R. Smith l42, T. W. Hopkins 40, Ira
McLoud IL
Samuel w. Sladc, ST. Johnsbury, Judge advo-
cate General.
George Nichols, Mortified, State Librarian
Ferrand f. Merrill, Montpelier, Secretary Of
Frederick Z. Woodbridge vergennes, Audit
or of Accounts
Luther Cross, Montpelier, Sergeant at Arms.
ILuther Cross ll3, David b. Davenport - John
Badger ,, w. p. Bal. GER |, Daniel Nimblet /
George c. West of lartland, Bank Commis-
sioner.
George c. West IOl, ROYAL Hatch ~, George
IIowcs },
John F. Deane, Csvendsh, Reporter Of deci-
sion Of the Supreme Count
[John f. Deane -. Peter 7. Washburn 3d.
Mr.. Deane was nominated by Mr.. Barlow, and
seconded by Mr.. Fletcher, and Mr.. Deane de-
clined he was elected nevertheless
The joint assembly adjourned to Friday next,
II al
The Senate withdrew and the House adj.
SENATE.
Prayer by the Chaplain,
Bills introduced and referred. By Mr.. Bates,
to annex part of Lowell to Irasburgh; on his
motion, to the Judiciary committee BY Mr..
Green. relating to Sheriff and High Baiis 10
the Judiciary committee. BY Mr.. Martin, relat-
ing TO school fund, authorizing the Treasurer TO
appropriate the school fund TO the payment of
claims against the State y to committee on Edu-
cation. Fiom the House. 10 pay Ansel II. VIII
cox, to the committee on Claims; IN addition to
chap. so c. s.. relating TO the Grand List, to the
Judiciary committee
Peiitious referred. By Mr.. Bates, of c. NJ.
Wells and others, for the annexation Of part
of Lowell to Irasburgh; to the Judiciary com
mittee. OF inhabitants If Coventry, Williams
town, Westford, Pownal, Glover, Burlington,
Waitsfeld, Lunenburgh and Randolph, to the
committee on the License Law.
Resolution. BY Mr.. Hill, that the committee
on Education be instructed TO inquire, what a
mount of money, and for what purposes, have
been paid to the University of Vermont, and
what sources of income, and how derived, are
now in the possession of the Institution adopted.
Mr.. Goodhue called up the bill, fixing the
boundary line between Wilmington and Sears
burrh. and ON motion of Mr.. Stone, 1t was refer
red to the Judiciary committee.
The committee oil Roads were granted leave
TO sit this afternoon during the session OF the
Senate.
Mr.. Goodhue asked and was excused from ser
wing ON the committee on the Library.
hepo Is BY NorhroP from the committee on
claims. favorably to bill, to amend the act rela-
ting to the Vermont Baptist State Convention
by Mr. Writers, from the select committee, fav
oraby to the act laying tax on the county OF
Chit,enden: each read the 3D. time and passed