The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-11

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HOUSE
r.tlEn,t. Oc'. ~. r.M
rrrs-r hyR .r Mr. Walker
Tic Srratcf bong nhaeuf. The il1lse
IA. caIloI 90 order hy NJ HirnnrIis.
Ro,siuior.-B ~ Mr Sne. that th'
Clerk BE- directed 90 pay 4. T. Dhvey th7
sun " Ski5 i1f hl. senic us Clerk 81
uis llnH-e pro itm. sdap'rl.
The C1ufl,iec nn pGn'int reported w
favor ~ printing 90 copies ofihe bill pro-
vidH z fr tl- orclu.fiton of private core
r'n'ious. aui tar report was adopted.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Trrsp,r. Not. |. 10 \. u.
Prayer bv The Rev. T.. J. Scott.
Tho Speaker laid before the House a
communication FROM the Hon. J. :. Robin
son, informing the House that be had taxi
en- the oath NJ Governor of the State, that
De h,d appointed l.. u. Englcsby, of Bur
hnglon, Secretary ofCiyil and Military AZ
fairs aud tia; he would transmit the an
nual mcsslrc 10 the House this afternoon
at three O'Clock.
Bus iairoiuoci AMI rtf,rr,i.--By Mr.
Page - incorporate the Rutland Water
Co., 60 the Committee on Manufactures.
by Mr. Fish Of West Haven 10 repeal the
provision cNenpting non residents from
taxation; 20 the committee Of WAYS aud
Means. BY Mr. Wasaburn, relating 10 fire
engine companies; TO the committee of
Ways and Means.
BY Mr. Grandcy. in amendment Of chipter
32 E. =, relating To trustees, providing
that no person shall be adludgcd trustee by
reason Of Indebtedness for personal seryi-
ces; 10 the Judiciary Committee. House
bill No. 81, providing for the organization
of private corporations, reported by the
committee on printing, TO select COM
mitiee OF five.
Adjourned.
SENATE.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Scott.
The Senate was called to order by the
Hon. Jefferson Z. kidder. President.
The President announced to the Sen
ate that he had received communication
from the Governor informing him that lIls
Excellency had appointed leyerett b. En-
glcsby, Esq, of Burlington, Secretary of
Civll and Military Affairs, adm would trans
mt his annual message 10 the General
Assembly to morrow morning at 10 o'clock
Bills introduced and referred. By Mr.
Stevens, Of Franklin, in addition to chap
ter 81 c. S., providing that all dispositions.
where the adverse party was not present
at the taking shall be filed with the Clerk
thirty days before Court. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
AFTERNOON.
A message was received from the Gov
ernor, announcing that in consequence of
the Senate not being in session this fore
noon, he would not transmit the annual cx-
ecu,lve communication tail tomorrow morn
ing Mt | O'Clock.
Bills introduced and reicrei.--By Mr.
Hayden, laying a tax on Franklin Co.; 10
the members from Franklin Go. BY Mr.
Smith of Barre, IN addition to chap. I0j
G. s., relating to countcrleiting and forg-
ing; TO the Judiciary Committee. BY Mr.
Joslin Of Poultney, for the preservation of
school houses and academies; to the Com
mittee on Education. BY Mr. Washburn,
relating to the disclosures of trustees: TO
the Committee on Printing. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The following was accidentally omit
ted III the proceedings of Tuesday
Report of Committee on Manufactures
in favor Of the bill to incorpora,e the Yves
tern Vermont Slate Co.; third reading or
dered tomorrow morning. Adjourned.
SENATE.
WEpNEsDAY, Nov. ., A. NJ.
Prayer by the Rev. f.. J. Scot.
The Senate was called TO order by the
President.
Mr. Warner, from the committee on Elec-
tons to whom was referred the memorial
of James Martin, praying for seat upon
the floor of the Seuate, reported against
the prayer Of the memorlalist.
Mr. Coolidge wished that the committee
might report what facts they found, instead
of, as III the present case, reporting the cv-
idcnce in detail. Ifthis could not be done
at least the report should be accepted and
printed, that the Senators might have it
before them, before the question came up
on It's adoption. Mr. Colt moved that the
report be recommttcd for the committee
to find the facts, and further report. The
motion to recommt, after being discussed
by Senators Colt, Warner and IIovt, on
motion of Mr. Stone, was laid upon the ta-
bic.
The annual Executive communication
was received from the Governor, and read
by the Secretary.
Mr. Stone called up the motion TO re-
commit the report of the committee on the
memorial of James Martin, and after far
thcr discussion by Senators Denison. Colt
and Stone, on motion of Mr.. Stevens of
franklin, 1t was again laid upon the table.
Mr. Coolidge, from the committee on the
Judiciary, reported that the committee had
considered the bill in addition to chap. IO1,
c. s., and with proposed amendment.
that the same ought to pass; also to define
the estate In pews, and with an amend
ment that the same ought to pass; also TO
increase the powers ofmasters in chancery
and that the same ought to pass: also TO in
cease the powers of the Bellows Falls
Water Company, and with proposed
amendment, that the same ought to pass;
and the several amendments in these bills
being agreed to, they were ordered to be
cngrossed and read the third time to-mor-
row afternoon. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev. l. ID. Rust.
Bills introduced and rcierrei.-Bv Mr.
Deane, in addition TO chap. ~ G. s., rela-
ting to the rights of married women; to the
Judiciary Committee. BY Mr. Lyman of
Hartford, in addition to the act To author
ize the business of banking; making it the
dnty of the State Treasurer TO destroy all
INITIATED bills returned to him; TO the com
mittee on Ranks. BY Mr. Bliss, to incorpo-
rate the American Marble Co.; to the Com
mittee on Manufactures.
R,solutions.-By Mr. Burroughs, that
the Sergeant be directed to loan
10 {. q. Eastman, one Of the Bennington
guns, for the purpose Of fling salute in
honor of the election Of State Officers;
adoptee, 100 to A. Mr. Grandcy moved
reconsideration Of the vote, adopting the
resolution, which motion prevailed, and
the resolution was Withdrawn.