The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-10
LHoIsLAruRn OF VERMONT,

On motion Of Mr.. Barrett Of Middle
L.ry, the House adjourned
SENArr--TrrspAY, Nov ., N
In the absence Of the President tn,
Senate was called TO order by MIR Sey
mour, President pro tenn, and no quorum
being present. on motion Of Mr.. Hill, tn,
Senate adjourned.
Hovsr Prayer BY Rev, Eli Ballou
Resolution BY Mr. Soule, raising a
Select committee Of FIVE to inquire into
the eSpediency offurther. legislation bet
ter to secure tho rights Of married wo.
men supported by Mr.. Barlow, and
laid on the table on motion Of Mr. Bar.
rott of NJ
Prtitionsrcferrs2 OF inhabitants Of
Windsor, Waterbury, Calais Middlebury
Uubbsrdton. Wet Haven, W eathers6cld
Msrshfeld, Royalton, NORWICH, Corinth,
SO committee on temperance memorials;
Of Eben Hodgeman and others, to judi
cisry committee; Of S. J. Walker and
others. to committee on claims.
Bills introduced and rcftrred BY
Mr.. Gray, to amend sec 10 c. 81 c. g. |;
to committee of ways aud means BY
Mr.. Grosvenor, to pay Darwin Rider; to
committee IN claims.
Mr.. Grandy called up. the bill to pre-
vent traffic in intoxicating liquors, and
it was referred to the committee on tom.
perance memorials
Engyo,scd Bills To incorporate the
Brattleboro' Hotel company. Pioneer me.
chanic shop company, Cedar Mountain
slate company, Bethel savings bank sew
orally passed.
The chsir appointed the committee on
the petition of Freeman Wyman and o
there, Messrs. Gray, Boles, Gay, Garfield
Walker, and Ball
Adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
Both Houses adjourned to attend the
polls.
WEDNESDAY, Nov 3. A. NJ.
SENATE. Petitions Referred. Ofin.
habitants of Chester Fillmore Derby and
Cambridge, for the passage of law sim
liar to the Maine Law: to the commit
tee on the License Law.
BiXs introduced and Referred BY
Mr.. Bates, to prevent the traffic in in.
,oxicating liquors for the purpose ofdrink
ing to the committee on the License
Law. Hrom the House to incorporate
the Pioneer Mechanic Shop Compa
ny to the committee on Manufactures: fol-
the preservation Of muskrats in Bird
port, Addison. Panton and Orwell, &c
the committee on Military Affairs; t,
incorporate the Bethel Savings Bank
TO the committee on Banks
Mr.. Northror introduced the follow
ing resolution, which was adopted unan
imously:
Resolred, That the Secretary Of Stat.
be directed to procure the printing o.
1000 copies, in pamphlet form, of the
proceedings Of the Legislature, including
tho several Addresses, upon the occasion
Of the death of Daniel Webster.
House Bills introduced and re
Jerred. BY Mr.. Hickok, FORGETTING t.
the state lands now sold at auction 70,
taxes; 70 committee ofways and means
BY Mr. Bicknell, constituting board O
education and making provision for semi
annual teachers Institutes il. each ooun
~. (under town supcrintcndents, organ
ixed as county associations y laid on til,
table, and 800 copies ordered to be prin
ted. BY Mr.. Stickney, to permit par
ties in civil suits to be witnesses to til,
same; to Judiciary committee.
Petitions referred OF inhabitants o
Townshend, Burke, ST. Albans. Claren
don, Verge mes. Monkton, Waltham. Fer
risburgh, West Haven, Cabot. Leminp
ton, Guildhall. Jericho. Marshfeld. Graf
ton, Benson, Reading, Addison, Bridport
Shoreham, Guildford, to committee OF
temperance memorials
Ensrossei Bill Relating to the col
lection and distribution (among the tire,
oo,bges) Of the school fund; Mr. Soul,
moved to dismiss, which was opposed b,
Messrs. Needham and Bradley anc
withdrawn, and the bill was supported
by Messrs. Needham, Deane, Barlow
bradley and Hickok, and opposed b,
Messrs Browning and Remick, and pass
ed 90 to ~.
Mr. Barrett, Of NJ, called up the bill
TO amend see 81 ard i6 c. SO C. 9. rela
ting to the grand list and it was order
cd to Sd reading
Nr Barrett Of w.. offered a resolution
rendering the use of the Representatives
to the select committee on TEMPER
ance memorials, on Thursday, or soma
other evening Adopted
The resolutions relative to the repor
of the Commissioner of the insane wcr,
considered, when Mr.. Barrett of NJ
said it would be made to appear that tn,
Commissioner made his report under
circumstances which provoked and to nj
extent warranted the language he haC
used, and on this ground he moved I,
lay the resolution on the table. Oppo
sed by Messrs Needham, Gray anc
Wardner, when Mr. Barret withdrew hi
motion. Mr.. Hickok then moved tc
modify the frat resolution so as to de
clare that the Commissioner report SC
far as 1t stigmatizes certain individual
referred to therein, is undignified ant
unworthy of the favorable consideration
OF this House opposed by Messrs. Bar
low. Needham and Sherman. supported
by Mr.. Hickok, and rejected, when tn,
resolution was adopted
2 o'clock P. NJ.
SENATE Bills introduced and &c
Jered. BY Nr. Seymour, rotating t,
actions against towns, for injuries OIL
highways, to the judiciary committee
From the House, to establish the boun
dairy line between Wilmington & Sears
burg. on motion of Mr. Goodhue order
ed to lie; relating to the collection ans
dicf ri bs,f ion ~ az Il