Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-25
SATURDAY, Nov. 90

SATURDAY, Nov. 90.
Prayer by the Chaplain
On notion of Mr. Goodhue, the reading Of the
journal was dispensed with.
Bills introduced and re'erea BY Mr.. Bald
win relating to insurance on health by foreign
companies; TO the Judiciary committee. BY Mr.
Martin to repeal see. q of an act approved Oct.
30 Is "a relating TO the militia TO the committee
on military affairs. ry Nh Hale, relating "a
forms in action; 10 the Judiciary committee
From the House, altering the time Of holding the
County Court in Addison Co., to the Senators
from Addison; relating to the Office Of state
Superintendent, of common schools TO the com
mtlec on Education.
Resolution. By Mr. Norhrop, for distribu.
ton of the public lands Of the United States
among the States referred 10 select committee
Consisting Of Mesrss. Norihrop, Bailey Of La
noble and Miller.
Mr. Stone called up the bin relating TO The
traffic in intoxicating liquors. and proposed To-
amend by striking out ,hai part that provides for
the election Of commissioner for each town,
which was rejected; Nj. Blake moved to amend
so that the bill shall no, take effect until Dccem-
Der LIST, 1853, which was supported by Mesrss.
Baldwin, Eastman Blake, Martin and Seymour,
opposed by Mesrss. Hale Goodaue Stone, Bailey
Of Lamoille and Northrop and rejected 9 to 10
and on melton Of Mr.. Martin the bill was ordered
TO lie.
Engrossed Bills. Providing for the publica-
ton of a new map Of the State; and relating 10
the Grand List: each passed
The House bin. relating to applications to the
General Assembly. was taken up opposed by
Mesrss. Blake aud Nor,hrop, and rejected.
Reporis. Bv Mr. Watson from the Joint com.
mittee on the Library. fayombly TO the rcsolu.
ton. proviainr for the purchase of so copie. Of
Washbnrn's Digest and i, was adopted. Ry Nh
Bogue from the committee on Roads favonbly
to the bill relating to the LAYING out and d.scon
tinuance of highways and brducs passed. b,
Mr. Goodbue from the committee on Roads. OF
that part Of the Governors message relating t,
railroads and railroad bridges. by bin. providin,
that bridges shall be built SO thst the height O
the truss shall be II feet in clear and it was or
dercd TO a third readiur By Nr Howe from ID,
committee on agriculture fvonbly 10 the bill
relating to the inspection of hops; passed
Mr. Seymour called up the bin relating TO M,
traffic ia Intoxicating liquors Mr. Foster move,
to reconsider lhe Vote relating 90 tae ameudmcn
TO subm, Tie question OF rs adoption TO the pao
pie, which was supported by Mr. liaio opposed b,
Mr. Goodhue and agreed TO- md the amendment
was opposed by Mcssrs. Eastman. Martin. Bale,
of Lamoille, and Bawldwin, Favored by Mr. Hal,
and adopted, -, TO l3., when air Barley Of liz.
noble moved to lay on The table, which was lost
Mr. Martin moved 20 adjourn which was lost
TO II and the bin was ordered TO third reading
~ to 6. Adjourned
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Blou.
Resolutions. BY Mr. Barrett of NJ, that no
bill be introduced after Monday morning next
laid on the table for distribution of the public
lands to the States adopted By Mr.. Stward.
for a committee on mileage: adonted.
Bills introduced anil referred From the Sen.
ate, relating to the election of town representa-.
tiyes. TO tie committee on Elections; relating
to rail roods. TO the committee ON Roads; 10 an.
thorize the consolidation Of certain railroad com
psncs. to members of Bennington county: TO
establish town and county lines. to Judiciary
committee; to incorporate Undcrhill Academy.
10 committee on Education; relative 10 life in
surance companies out of the State, to commit
tee on Banks; to incorporate Irasburgh Hotel
Co.. TO Judiciary committee. and Irasburoh Ac-
queduct Co. to committee on Manufactures BY
Mr.. Bliss, in relation TO proceedings against
trustees. to Judiciary committee. Bv MIR. Brad
lev. complementary TO the present laws AGAINST
the traffic in intoxicating liquors Mr.. Bradley
explained that the bin made the keepino Of a
.ippng shop an offence, imposed fine upon
every nerson found intoxicated md nrobib;,sa
the sale of adulteratcd liquors Mr. BARLOW OBJ
iected TO the bill. as DISTINGUISHING between
Jrurkards in broadeioib nnd drnnl,nrds io rnc.
md then the bll was referred 10 the comnit,ec
on temperance memorials Bv Mr.. Starr. reon.
lating the flowing Of lands in \yb;,inol,m and
WILMINGTON. TO Judiciary committee Rv Air.
Hickok. in addition TO act TO ineorpora,e Bnr.
lippton pas-ligbi Co. 10 co,nm,,tee OH NIaruf,c.