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

Mr. Bailey Of Rutland moved reconsidcra-
ton of the vote refusing third reading to the
bill to annex part of Somerset to Dover and
a part to Wardsboro', and after some discussion
the motion was lost.
Report. By Mr. Seymour, from the select
committee on that part of the Governors mes
sage relating to a map of the State, by bill pro-
vidng for the same, and it was ordered to Sd
reading. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING.
The whole sitting was spent in hearing coun-
sci to wit Geo w. Benedict in support of Bur
lington city charter and l.. L. Chlttenden in
support of village charter.
THURSDAY MoRNiNG.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Ballou.
Bills int oduced and referred By Mr. How
ard, to egalize the list Of Brointree, to Judiciary
committee BY Mr.. Wright ofC., in addition
to general railroad law, relative to tree passes
and freight tariffs, to committee on Roads. BY
Mr.. Bradley, in addition to c. 81, C. s.. relating
to njunctions, ALLOWING an appeal to the Su-
preme Court from the Chancelor,) to the Judi
clary committee. BY Mr.. Grandey, altering the
time Of holding Addison County Court to Judi
ciary committee. BY Mr. Hayden to incorpo-
rate Franklin County Savings Bank, to commit
tee on Banks BY Mr. Worcester, relating to
occupancy Of lands in common, to committee on
Agriculture.
The bill to charter the city Of Burlington was,
on motion of MIR Page, dismissed.
Engrossed Bills. In addition to C. So C. S.
Mr.. Burroughs moved to dismiss, which was
ncgatived, and the bill passed relating to the
inspection of hops; to incorporate Winooski
Lime CO.. and the village Of West Poutney
to pay Moses Peck-severally passed.
The House proceeded to consider the bill re-
lating to superintendent Of common schools, "a
polishing the ofice,) and it was supported by
Messrs. Barlow, Soule, Hotchkiss, Allen, Need
ham and Blodgett, opposed by Messrs. Reed,
Barrett of NJ, Joslin Hayden, Gray of A. and
Ilckok, when the prevocs question was de-
manded and on the question shall the main
question be now put, it was decided in the oi-
firmative, ll9to 81. The bill was ordered to a
DN ItdulllHs II loOfs AhIbuiitus
SENATE
2 O'clock Pm
Reports By Mr.. Blake, from the select com
mittee, fayorably to the bill in addition to act
establishing the lines between Marlboro, vii
mngton and Dover; Mr.. Stone proposed to a
mend by adding proviso, to exempt the town
of Wilmington from all expense in establis
the lines, which was rejected, and the bill was
passed By MIR. Bailey of Lamoe. from the
committee on Claims, fayorably to the bill to pay
Moses Peck by Mr. Seymour from the Judi
ciary committee, fayorably TO the bill in add
ton c. so, c. s.. relating to the grand let an'
by Mr.. Hale, from the same committee, favora
bly, to the bill to incorporate the village of Yves
Poultney by Mr.. Foster, from the COMMITTEES
on Manufactures, favorably to the bill to incor
porate the Winooski Lime Co.-seyerally real
Sd time and passed. BY Mr.. Harvey, from tn
committee on Agriculture, against the bill relat
ing to floating lumber; Sd reading refused. B.
MI Martin, from the select committee, askn
to be discharged from further consideration q
the bill grating ferry to Amasa j.. IIolcomt
and leave was refused.
Engrossed Bill. To authorize the consolida
ton of the New York and Bennington and Let
anon Springs Railroad Cos. passed.
Mr.. Northrop moved reconsideration of tn
vote indefinitely postponing the bill relating
the Rutland and Whitehall Railroad Co.; tn
motion WIS favored by Messrs. Goodhue an
Hale opposed by Messrs. Baldwin, Martin, Sc!
mour, Stone, Blake and Eastman, and lost.
Mr. Goodhue called up the bill relating to Il
traffic in intoxicating liquors, when Mr. Seymol
proposed to amend the bill so as to submit Il
question of its adoption to the people, at Il
next annual March meeting; the amendme
was favored by Messrs. Hale, Blake and Sc
=, mour opposed by Messrs. Bailey of Lamoill
Goodhue, Stone and Harvey, and lost, ID to
and the question being on the engrossment
the bill, on motion of Mr. Blake the Senate q
journed, Is to 10.
HOUSE.
Reports. By Judiciary committee, bill alt
ing time of Addison county courts, and it "
ordered to a third reading in favor of bill
the flowing of lands for mill purposes, with
+ amendment limiting the act to cases where 81
y public good requires it," which was adopted