Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-04
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1852.

ture, on the resolution directing them to inquire
as to the expediency of passing law, prohibit
ing animals from running at large in the high
ways of the State, that no Legislation is necessa
ry also, favorably to the bi relating to the re
moval of distractions in Passumpsic river, and
Mr.. Harvey, from the committee on agriculture,
fevorably to the bill relating 10 Pounds, with a.
mendments, which were agreed to, and the third
reading of the bill ordered for tomorrow after
noon, By Mr.. Foster, from the committee on
manufactures, favorably to the bill TO incorporate
the Brandon iron and wheel company with
amendments the amendments were agreed to,
and the third reading of the bill ordered By
Mr.. Baldwin, from the committee on roads, ia
vorably to the bill to incorporate the West Cas-
Teton railroad and slate company, with amend
ments; the amendments were agreed TO, and
the third reading Of the bill was ordered.
! BY Mr.. Gleason, from the committee on claims,
on the petition of Charles L. Nelson, BY bill /;
the bill was read twice, and ordered to be en-
crossed. BY Mr.. Stone, from the committee on
Education, favorably to bill to incorporate the
Richmond Academy; Sd reading ordered
/ Mr.. Baldwin introduced the following resolu-
ton, which was read and adopted
! Rcsoired, That the several senators who ad-
dressed the Senate Yesterday, on the presenta.
/ ton of the resolutions relating to the death of
! The Hon. Daniel Webster, be requested to fur
nish the Secretary with a copy Of their remarks,
and that he be directed to enter the same upon
the journal Of the Senate
Mr.. Goodhue called up the engrossed bill to
incorporate the New England Mining and Quar-
rying Company, and on his motion the bill was
committed for amendment, that the company
shall not contract debts 10 exceed three fourhs
of the capital stock paid in, and that the bill be
under the control Of future legislatures and
thus amended, the bill was passed
Bills introduced and referred BY Mr. Bates
to amend the act to authorize the business Of
Banking; TO the committee on Banks BY MI
Eastman, more efiectually to provide for the
collection Of debts against Corporations to the
Judiciary committee. By Mr.. Martin. for the
benefit of common scho Is ; to the committee or
education. By Mr.. Goodhue, granting a ferry
to John B Reynolds and Harry Hill from Isle
La Mott to Alburghi to a select committee, con.
sisting Of the Senators from Franklin, and Mr.
Martin Of Bennington.
Resolution BY Mr. Bates, Of sundry persons
inhabitants Of Ludlow and Bennington, for the
passage of law similar to the Maine law tC
the committee on the license law.
Adjourned.
HOUSE
Mr. Deane called up the resolution reporte,
by the committee Of elections asking to be dis
charged from the Isle Ia Mott case, unless thu
House shall instruct the committee to receive
other than egal written evidence. Mr.. Grande!
argued that Peter Fleury is entitled to a seat OF
the facts disclosed by the committee, and move
to amend the resolution accordingly. Mr.. Ora
opposed the amendment and il was rejected
The resolution reported by the committee wal
supported by Nesssrs. Rowell, Hayden and Bar
rett Of NJ, and opposed by Messrs Barlow
D ane and Grandey, when Mr.. EIickok moved Il
amend, declaring Dorus V. Goodsell entitled L
his scat This motion was carried, ITO TO &C
aud adopted.
Report BY General committee, bill to incor
porate the Burlington gas light Co.'S ordered t
81 reading.
Peiii,ons, Sc, referred. of sundry citizens @
Richmond. against the annexation Of any par
Of Richmond to Bolton, to committee on tina
subject; OF George and F. Dunlop and Others
to General committee; of citizens Of Underhlll
Rnland, Westford, Norwich and Colchester, L
the committee on Temperance Memorials.
t Mr.. Page called up the bill relating to assign
ments, aud it was referred to the Judiciary com
= mttee.
From The Senate. Bill to incorporate the New
t England Mining and Quanying Co.. referee
f to committee on Manufactures. Resolution 70
a Joint assembly to elect state superintendent
of common schools laid on the table, on motol
of Mr.. Barlow
The chair made additional appointments OIL
f the committee on the bill to incorporate the cit
b of Burlington, to wit Messrs. Cushman an
= Round
4 Resolutions BY Mr.. Needham, to allow de
/, bcnture to Peter Fleury, contestant for seat j
the House from Isle la Mott adopted 90 to 81
By Mr. Grandey, for Joint assembly, to-morro'
p evening o'clock, to hear an address before tn
= VI Historical and Antiquarian Society, by Rev
= Worthington Smith adopted.
a Engrossed Bills. In addition to chap. so,
s, penalty for neglect Of duty by listers :; pass
) ed. Relating to the printing Of public bills; NJ
e Barrett of Middlebury moved to lay the bill {
- the table, with view to the adoption Of rule
e the House for the same purpose which was or
a posed by Messrs Grandey and Deane, when 0
/ molten of Mr.. Barlow, the bill was dismissed
+ Adj.
r SENATE.
q THURSDAY, Oct. 90, a. NJ
= Prayer by the Chaplain.
t Resolutions. By Mr. Goodhue, that when tn
/. Senate adjourn on Friday afternoon, it be
Tuesday next; adopted From the House, for
+ Joint assembly on Wednesday next, at o'clocl
!. p. NJ, to elect Reporter of decisions in III
Is supreme court; also for joint assembly tn
evening, to hear an address from Rev. WorthlnG
ton Smith also for joint assembly on Frlda
next, at / / o'clock A. NJ. to elect Quarter Ma