The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-03

to the committee on Agriculture. By
Mr.. Miller, to authorize the town of
Montpelier to open public road across
the lands of the state, in the rear of the
State House to the committee on
Roads
Petitions referred. BY the chair, of
Francis Slason and 400 others, of Rut-
land county and by Mr.. Writer'S, of
Lyman Burgess and so others of Mil
ton of Phineas Herrick and 10 others
of Milton by Mr.. Bogue, of Il. f. Up
ham and SO others, and Romano j. Egg
glcston and 1873 others of Pittsford
and by Mr.. Northrop, of Caleb Olds and
SO others of Fairfield, severally praying
for the passage of a law similar to the
Maine law to the committee on the Ii
cense law.
HOUSE, Reports BY committee of
" avs and Means, bill for the printing
of public bi Is, which was ordered to
Sd reading BY select committee for
the relief of Samuel Lathe, (now under
sentence for murder and it was laid on
the table for consideration.
Bills introduced and refcrrcd. BY
Mr.. Deane, altering the time of the May
term of Windsor Co. Court, Ito Sd Tues
day of May; to members of Windsor
County. BY Mr. Barrett of NJ, to in
corporate the Lake Dunmore Hotel Co.
to the judiciary committee
Petitions referred. Of S. b. Kcnne-
dy and NJ. l.. Cotton and others of Boil
ton and j. Whipple of Richmond, for
the annexation of a part of Richmond,
TO Bolton to the select committee on
that subject of sundry citizens of Wa
torbury Highgate, Wcthc rsfeld and
Marshiield, to committee Oh Temperance
Memorials.
The Chair announced the following
committees On the resolution relative
to Mr. Webster's death--llessrs. Bar
rett of NJ, Wardncr and Partridge. On
the bill to incorporate the city of Bur
lington Messrs. Deane, Starr and Row
ell
Wednesday, Oct 81, A. NJ
SENATE. - Resolutions. BY Mr..
Stone, for joint assembly on Thursday
of next week, at II o'clock, A. NJ, to
elect State Superintendent of Common
Schools Mr. Martin moved to post
ponc indefinitely ; the motion was lost,
yeas G. nays "a and the resolution was
adopted.
The Senate concurred with the House
in the amendment to the resolution for
Il joint assembly for the election of Sec
rotary of State and other officers, fixing
the time at Wednesday next, at 3 o'clock
7. VI.
HousE.-BiUs Mtroduccd and refer
rcd BY Mr. Joslin, relating to the
grand list, listers to have discretion in
assessing poor persons, or such as are to
remove from town before the collection
of the tax J to the general committee.
By Mr. Hall. in addition to chap 20, G.
S. on common schools, (rclative to col
lection of taxes, and disbursement of
the same J to committee on education
BY MIR. lIotchkiss. altering term of
Franklin and Lamoille county courts
to Judiciary committee. BY Mr. Allen,
for the preservation of muskrats in Bird
port, Addison, Panton, Ferrisburgh and
Orwell to members of these towns
BY MIR Hickok to incorporate the vii
lagc of Burlington. BY Mr. Needham,
to prevent the traffic in Intoxicating
drinks (bcing the Maine law, and
little more so" it is said J OH motion of
Mr.. Page, seconded by Mr.. Needham,
laid on the table and 500 copies ordered
to be printed BY Mr. Hayden, to in
corporate the St. Adams cemetry associ-
alton to judiciary committee. BY
Mr.. Needbam, to incorporate the Bristol
Hotel company to judiciary committee.
Resolutions. BY Mr.. Deane, for
joint assembly at 8 P. NJ, Wednesday
next to elect a Reporter of decisions of
the supreme court adopted. BY Mr..
Needham, condemning the report of the
commissioners of the insane asylum, as
undignifed aud unworthy the favorable
consideration of this House but that
by this declaration no implication of the
officers or management of the institution
is intended after remarks by Messrs.
Necdham, Grandey, Wardner, Hickok,
and Barrett of NJ, consuming parts of
the report, the resolutions were made
the order for Friday, A. NJ.
Petitions, DC, rgcrred. OF inhabi-
tants of Windham, Calais, Craftsbury,
Albany, Woodstock, Shoreham, Poult-
ney and Waterford, to committee on
temperance memorials sundry remon
strances against chartering the city of
Burlington, to select committee on that
subject Remonstrance of inhabitants
of Stowe, against reviving Mansfield, to
members from Lamoille county.
2 o'clock, p NJ |
SENATE -RcportS. BY Mr. Seymour,
from the Judiciary committee, favorably
to the bill relating to the election of q
Representative to Congress from the
third Congressional District, and its Sd
reading was ordered tomorrow after
noon. BY Mr.. Hale, from the same
committee, favorably to the bill relating
to vacancies in the Office of moderator of
school district read the third time and
passed.
BY Mr. Howe, from the committee on
agriculture, on the resolution directing
them to inquire as to the expediency of
passing a law, prohibiting animals from
running at large in the highways of the
State, that no Legislation is necessary /;
also, favorably to the bill relating to the
removal of distractions in Passumpsc
river, and the third reading of the bill
was ordered.
Mr. Baldwin introduced the following
resolution, which was read and adopted !:
RcS0/red, That the several senators
who addressed the Senate yesterday, of