Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-24
sArrnpAr. Nov. 10, 4. N.
Adjourned.

Wnlcn luOuon pIeNdHtu
Engrossed BM-In addition TO and amend
ment Of ser. 90, Of chap. 81, c. s, relating to
the issuing Of writs against the bodies Of de-
PENDANTS in certain cases. read the third time
and passed
The bill grautnga ferry to Daniel Adams was
taken up. Mr.. Stevens of Franklin moved that
the bill be recommit,ed for the purpose Of a.
mendment, which motion prevailed.
Mr. Stevens of Franklin, called up the resolu-
ton that Norman Wilmington is entitled to a seat
in this body, as a Senator from Bennington Coun-
ty, and the question being upon its passage, it
was passed.
Adjourned
HOUSE
Prayer by Rev Eli Ballou.
Bills introdaccd and referred BY Mr.. Palm
er, in addition to the act Incorporating the WIN.
ooski Mill Coz to the committee on Manuiac-
lures. BY Mr. Dodge, relating to the grand list;
to the General committee. by Mr.. Dodl, re-.
lating to the grand list to the committee on
Banks. BY Mr.. Shaiter, for the relief of the
Searsburg Turnpike Coz to the committee on
Roads. BY Mr.. Barber, in addition to chap. IS
c. s., relating to the levy Of executions; to the
judiciary committee. BY Mr.. Burrows, ia adj
dition to chap. As c. $. exemptug one gun from
attachment TO the committee on Military AZ
fairs. By sir. Wa-bbum, to prevent cruelty
TO animals to the General committee. By Mr.
Miner altering the time Of holding The court in
Bennington and Addison Counties to the Ju-
dietary committee. By Mr. Shoner, relating TO
the act incorporating the Searsburg Turnpike
Co; to the committee on Roads.
Resolutions. BY Mr.. Field, to instruct the
committee of Ways and Means to inquire as to
the expediency Of so amending the general
banking law, that whenever the corporation Of
any bank shall pay in twenty per cent. of the
capital stock in specie, and the Directors shall
certify such payment to the Treasurer be shalt
be empowered to issue to said company bills to
double the amount of specie so paid in; adopted.
| By Mr.. Merritt, to instruct the committee Of
Ways and Means to inquire as to the cxpedcn-
cy of abolishing the fees paid to Judges of Pro-
bate, and establishing fixed salary in place
, thereof; adopted
Petitions retered.-By Mr.. Field, Of Cuthar
inc Flynn, against the passage ofthe bin altering
the name Of Lucinda b. Flynn; to the General
= committee. by Mr. Bradley, Of Hubbardlon O
r r. W. Brown and others, for an extension 9th,
Rutland & Whitehall R. r.; to the commite,
;, on Roads, By Mir. SLATER, Of Clark Hari
:, and others for repeal Of the act Of 1852 cslab
IL fishing the town lines between Wilmington an
n Searshurg; to the select committee on this sub
d ect.
The House took up the consideration Of III
r bill to incorporate the Mortified Bunk. A stat,
/ ment of facts was made at the call of Mr. Fieh
y when Mr.. Field moved to lay the bill on the t,
a. BILE aud make it the special order for Monda
next, at 3 o'clock ?. NJ. The motion was oppose
is by Messrs Grandcy, Rice Of Somerset, Smith
he Monkton, Page, Plympton, Dean, Gay, Gyore
he by Messrs. Field and Barber, and disagreed t.
On yeas 81 nays 3i.
Mr.. Field then moved that the bill be con
al mitted for amendment, which the Speaker dec
it. ded TO be out of order it being Senate bill.
Is Mr.. Field then moved that the House propo.
ee to the Senate to amend the bill so as to proyid
,f that the bank shall pay one half of one per cen
rot annually to the Treasurer of the State, on tn
ut capital stock actually paid in. AIessrs. Rice
lid Somerset Adams of Milton, and Joslin Of Poul
ney opposed the motion; Mr.. Field favored
ed and II was rejected-yeas A, nays lii. N
ee Field then moved to adjourn, which motion w
,r. lost-3s to 93.
of Mr.. Field then moved that the House propo
to the Senate to amend The bill so as To proyi,
IT. that the stockholders shall be liable in doub
Ter The amount of their stock in case of loss or a
ure.
N Mr.. IIurtshorn moved The previous questio
Is which motion the House refused to second;
IS to &C.
ed further statement Of facts was elected
ed Mr., Walton, when, on motion of Mr.. Barber, Il
H., House adjourned
Or HOUSE.
AFTERNOON.
in Mr.. McAuley had leave of absence from al
ity after this day.
,n. Reports Of COMMITTEES. BY the committee
re- Claims, by bill to pay Pliny H. White Sl5
for services as Secretary of Civil and Militia
or, ton.
by BY the Select Committee on the bill la
a ing tax on Bennington Co. fayorably to d
passage thereof; ordered to Sd reading.
as the committee on claims on the claim of Am
MT Willard, by bill approprating the sum clair
cir ed on motion of Mr.. Burrows, ordered 10 lie.
au- BY the committee on Land Taxes, in favor
the petitions for a tax on Bradley Vale, by b
or to this effect; the bill was read the first al
OPP second times, and ordered To Sd reading.
the BY the COMMITTEE on Roads, against the b
providing for the appointment of inspectors
m. roads and bridges on motion Of Mr.. Walk
o. the bill was dismissed. Also, in favor of the b
in addition to the act incorporating the Slamfo
he and Readsboro' Plank Road Co, third readi