Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-11
SENATE.
SATURDAY, Nov. 6.

the Limitation Of real ana persohai aOUV"e anu
RIGHTS ofentry: from the House, TO amend sec
tons 81 and 40 Of chap. so c. s., relating to the
grand list to the judiciary committee: in addi-
ton to chap 90 c S. relating to highways, to the
committee on Roads; in amendment Of sec 10
chap. ll6 c S. relating to the fees of grand and
petit jurors, to the Judiciary committee laying
tax on Windsor County, to the committee on
Military Affairs relating to the Grammar Sehool
lands in Orange county, to the committee on
Education: TO incorporate the Chelsea Academy
to the same committee. BY Mr.. Baldwin, to in
corporate the Brandon Cemetery Association;
to the committee on Agriculture By Mr.. Blake.
providing for the establishment Of town and
county lines; to the judiciary committee.
Resolution. BY Mr. Carpenter, for a commit
tee of two from the Senate, and three from the
House TO report a day Of final adjournment !;
adopted.
Petiiions .te,red. By MrCarpenter, of James
Hillard and 50 others, for the repeal of the act
of 1851, relating to the militia; to the commit
tee on Military affairs. OF the inhabitants Of
Chester, to the committee on the License law.
Reports BY Mr.. Watson, from the select
committee. favorably to the bill altering the
time Of canyassng the votes for representative
10 Congress from the third district third reading
ordered Monday morning. BY Mr. Miller, from
the committee on Education, on the resolution
directing them to inquire as TO the resources of
the UNI, ersity Of Vermont that no money has
ever been approp,;cted TO the University by the
Legislature that by the charter, the use OF
certain lands was granted to the University n
mounting to 2S 600 acres, Of which lands, the
income is S25l5: that it has no other sources
Of income, except the tuition of students that
more than $1,000 is due the University from
INDECENT students that its debts amount to 500,
0U0 over notes and acceptances on hand: the re-
port was ordered to lie. BY Mr.. Miller, from
the same committee, favoraby to the bill relat
ing to the collection and distribution of the
school fund; laid on the table and made the
special order for Tuesday next at 3 o'clock p IN.
BY Mr.. Baldwin, from the committee on Elec-
tioDs, favorably to the bill to incorporate the
Bratteboro' Hotel Company read the Sd time
and passed.
On motion of Mr. Martin, Mr.. Gleason was
excused from attendance on the Senate to-day.
On motion of MIR. Writers, Mr. Parker was
excused from attendance on the Senate to-day.
On motion of Mr.. Goodhue the committee on
Roads had leave to sit this afternoon during the
session of the Senate.
Mr.. Miller called up the bill regulating ad-
missions to Union Schools Districts, and it was
recommitted to the committee on Education.
Mr.. Bogue called up the bill. relating to Jail |
yards; the bill was favored by Mr.. Hale, oppos-
ed by Mr.. Blake, and was read the third time and
passed.
On motion of Mr.. Goodhue, the Secretary was
directed TO procure the printing of 300 copies of
the Senate bin relating to the license law
Mr.. Martin called up the motion to recons;dor
the vote passing the bin relating 10 h,.A,y.vs
tho motion was favored by MeSsrs Blake. Mo
I'm, stone and Seymour, opposed by Nle.srr
Goodhue, Hale, Bailey OF Lamoile, Miller an
Harvey, and lost, yeas Z, nays 20.
Adjourned.
Prayer by Rev. ]. ID. Rust
Bills introduced and referred. BY Mr.. Ba
rett OF NJ, amending the act to incorporate t
Bank Of Middlebury; to committee on Banl
BY Mr.. Bliss, in amendment of chap. ZIG, c.
liking fees of town clerks for recording dee
and discharging mortgages y to General col
mittee By Mr.. liutchins, relating to pub
lands IN unorganized towns and cores to Co
niittee on Education BY Mr.. Rublec, relati
TO licenses for inns and groceries to commit
on Temperance Memorials. By Mr. Barrett
NJ, to repeal sec. %, chap. no. C. s., The Sc
ton to be repealed imposes fine for selli
squibs rockets, Sc; to committee on Election
4 Ia aott, g NJ Al
tee on burlington city charter had leave to
during the session of the House.
Resolutions. BY Mr.. Drury, instructing t
judiciary committee to inquire into the txpe,
ency of increasing the pny of jailers; ndopte
by Mr.. Gray, to suspend the reading of Il
journal after Tuesday morning next; adopte
By Mr.. Reed, giving the use of pass-way
the state lands adjoining the old court house
the use OF religious society; referred to cor
mtee of Ways and Means.
Petitions, &c., referred. OF inhabitants
Hinesburgh, for railroad from Essex iuncti,
to Casteton, to committee on Roads; of inha
itants OF Iiinesburgh, for preservation Of fish
Hinesburgh pond, to General committee,
VIM. Nash and others. to committee on Bank
the General committee of sundry inhabitar
Of Rutland, for extension of Woodstock ra
road, TO committee on Roads of inhat tants
Shelburne, for preservation of fish in Shelbuu
pond, to General committee; of inhabitants
Huntington, nonklon, Braintrec, Mortified
Hydepark, Pawlet Thetford, Bradford Mars
neld, Charlotte, Castleton and Springfield,
committee on Temperance Memorials five r
monsuances againt parallel road from Cast
ton to Rutland were referred 10 the commit,
on Roads.
The bill establishing a Board of Educati
10y associations Of town superintendants, &c
was referred to the committee on Education
and the bill relating to Constitutional Conve
ton was referred to a select committee of five.
EngrOssed Bills. Annexing part of Hartfo
and Hartand to Woodstock, &c made II
special order for Tuesday morning next.
O'Clock. In amendment, of chap 20, C. S., ire
alive TO costs Of Commissioner on highways
laying tax on the County of Windsor--bo
passed. IN amendment Of sec. 10, chap. !,
c. s., fees of Jurors sl.5O per dayl-Mr. Barre