The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-24
LEoIsLATuRE OF VERMONT.


rate the Underhill academy to the Ju-
dietary committee. BY Mr.. Stone, to
repeal chap. 90, c. s., relating to ped
dler's licenses; to the committee on Fl
nance BY Mr. Hill, relating to public
lands in Isle la Mott; to the committee
on education.
Mr.. Goodhus calledsip the bill rels.
ting to the traffic in intoxicating liquors,
aud i. was recommitted to the select
committee on the license law.
Mir. How called up tho bill to incor.
porats the Brandon cemetery association,
and it was passed.
Reports By Mr.. Seymour, from the
judiciary committee, favorably to the
bill to lcgalize the sale Of the real estate
Of George Hagen; read the third time
and passed BY. Mr., Hale, from the
same committe, against the bill relating
to county treasurers; on motion Of Mr.
Martin ordered to lie
MIR. Seymour called up the bill regu-
lsting admissions to Union School Dis
tricts and the several amendments pro-
posed by the committee were agreed to,
and the bill read the Sd time and pass
Cd. Adjourned.
II ,vsE Bills Hatroiuced and rs.
.jtrrel. By Mr.. Clark of Castleton, rel
alive - floating lumber in Battonkll
river to members of Bennington Coun
ty By Mr.. D,ud, in addition to chap.
30, c. s., BLANKS for grand list J to Gen
eral committee. By Mr. Paige, relating
to insurance agains. fro in foreign com
panics.
Resolution. BY Nr. Joslin limiting
speeches to ten minutes, and no member
to speak more than once on the same
question, unless for the purpose of expla-
nation On motion of Mr. Wright of G.,
laid on the table
Engrosscd Bib Relating to ac-
tions between copartners. and to certain
public landa in Sterling-both passed
Masking an appropriation for a monu-
ment to William French. Mr. Mayo
called for reading Of the ninth article
Of the bill Of rights Mr. Weston of
Weathers6eld objected to this appropri-
alton and all others of like character,
until satisfied that the people desire them
suggesting that the object wa, proper
one for private subscriptions, On his mo
ton the bill was laid on the table To
incorporate St Adams Hotel Co; TO a
mend acts incorporating the Bank Of
Middlc5ury, and the Franklin County
hank a: ST Adams Bay-.everally pass.
ed
Mr. Clark of Charleston called up the
bill for the relief of Samuel Lathe (com.
Inuling the punishment of death to if
teen years imprisonmont) Mr. Barrett
OF NJ, moved TO extend the imprison.
ment to twenty years The amendment
Of Mr.. Barrett was supported by Mcssrs
Deano, Browning, Barlow and Gray
opposed by Messrs Hayden, Blodgett
and lIickok, snd lost Mr. Hickok then
moved 70 substitute Imprisonment for
life: supported by Mr. Browning. oppo
sod by Messrs Barlow; Gray and Dcane
and negatived. The bill Committing the
punishment to aftecn years imprison.
ment) was then ordered 70 81 reading.
Adjourned.
. pollock, P. VI.
SsHArE Reports BY Mr Green,
from the committee on Finance, against
ths bill relating to salaries and fees,
trsising the fees of jslors for boarding
prisoners third reading refused BY
Mr.. Miller, from the committee on Edu-
cation, favorably to the bill relating to
the Grammar School lands in Orange
Co, with an amendment, the amend
Ment was agreed to, and the bill was read |
the third time and passed.
by Mr.. Seymour from the Judiciary
committee, on the bill in amendment of
sections p and 46, chap so G. S. rela-
ting to the Grand List, without an ex-
preston of opinion; the bill was supper
ted by Messrs Goodhuc, Blake, and
bailey Of Lamoille, opposed by Messrs
Stone, Hill, Martin, and Northrop, and |
its third reading refused.
A message was received from the Gov.
ernor informing the Senate that va.
cancy had occurred in the Office of Brig.
adler General of the Sd Brigade. by the
removal of Gen. Joseph Hatch from the
state.
HousE.-Reports BY Select com
mittec, bill establishing boundary lines !
between Marlboro. Wilmington aud Do.
yer, and it was laid on the table. By
General committee, against bill amend
ing g, assessing full value of personal
property without deduction for debts
due and it was laid on the table BY
Judiciary committee, against bill rela-
ting to divorces. and it was dismissed
By committee Of Ways and Means, res.
oiution relative to pass to the Catholic
society at Montpelier, and it was order
ed to Sd reading By committee on ed.
acstlcn, against the petition of Daniel
Warren and others for n ormal school,) /
and the petitioners had leave to with
draw against the proposition for an ap-
preparation of $500 for the publication
entitled "The Teachers Voice" By
Judiciary committee, in favor Of bill for
the relief of Charles Nelson, and it was
passed
The amendment Of the Senate to the
bill regulating the weight of potatoes
were non-concurred in :
FRIDAY, Nov. 10, A. NJ
SENATE. Bills introduced and refer.
red BY Mr.. Blake, reviving certain
acts relating to the Bennington and
Brattleboro' Railroad Co; to the com.
mittee on Roads. BY MIR. Hill, pre-,
scrlbing the standard weight of beans
and peas to the committee on on Ag.
culture.
BY Mr.. Watson from the committee
on Education, fayorably to the bill re-
lating to certain public lands in Sterling;
by Mr. Srvmaur from, a. Il:: |