Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-10
SENAIE.
SATURDAY, Nov. ), 10 A. NJ.


olutions to the Governor and the House.
At the suggestion of the resident cton up
on the resolution was suspended for the time be-
ing.
Mr. Rowcll moved that when the Senate adj
iourn it adjourn to ? ?. NJ, on Monday next;
agreed to.
Mr.. Harvey introduced a resolution providing
for Joint Assembly on Wednesday next at II
A. NJ. for the purpose Of electinga State Super
intendent of Common Schools
Mr.. Rowcl moved to lay the resolution on
the table.
After remarks by Senators Hale, Stone, IIar-
vey, Rowe and Denison, the yeas and nays were
called for and were as follows yeas l5 nays Z,
and the resolution was ordered to ie
Bills introduced and referred. II BY Mr.. Car
penter relating to the maintenance of Fire Com
panies, to the committee on Agriculture. BY
Mr.. Colt in relation to the duties of baggage
masters, obliging them to check baggage, to the
committee on Roads. BY Mr.. Rowell, to incor-
porate the Washington County Bank to the
committee on Banks. BY Mr.. Buck, to promote
Agriculture. From the House, to incorporate
the Waterford Slate Company to the committee
on Manufactures. In addition 10 an act in
cooperating the Brandon Iron anl Car wheel
Co, 10 the committee on Manufactures. TO
incorp rate The Vt. Italian Marble Co., TO the
same committee.
Petition. BY Mr. Colt, Of James Martin,
praying for hearing on his claim to seat on
the floor Of the Senate,
Mr.. Dennson moved that the petition be laid
upon the table and made the special order for
Tuesday morning next.
The chair ruled that part Of the motion post
poning to day certain TO be out Of ordef
Mr. Dennison withdrew his motion. Nh Colt
moved the reference Of the petition to the com
mittee on Elections, and it was so referred.
Reports ID Comm tees. 49, Mr. Hyde, from the
Committee on Roads, reported in favor of the
bill in relation to the Lebanon Springs & n. Y.
& Bennington Raj Road Company, and it was
ordered to a 30 reading.
The resolution, relating to the transmission
Of bills and reso!utions passed by the Senate, to
sed.
Eugrosscd BR-To incorporate the Al
burgh Syringe Hotel Co., read the time, and
passed
On motion of Mr.. Carpenter, the Senate ad-
joLrned.
HOUSE
Prayer by Rev. Eli BalIou.
The Committee ofWays and Means had leave
to report at this time, and reported iayorahly to
the bill relating to bank shares of non resident
stockholders, wi,ln mendment when, on motion
Of Mr.. Deane, the bin and report were ordered TO
he, and be made the special order for Tuesday
next, at 10 o'clock.
BIS introduced and referred. By Mr., Deane
to amend chap. 81 c. 5, relating to divorce; to
the Judiciary Committee. BY Mr.. Walton, lay
ing tax on Washington County to the mem
bers from Washington County. BY Mr.. Plymp-
ton, to amen chap. 3 {. S, relating to the
fees Of State Attorneys, providing for salary >
to the Committee of Ways ana Means BY Mr.
Norton to appoint inspectors OF roads and
bridges to the committee on Roads. By Mr..
Muther, relating to trials before Justices of the
Peace, providing that where tine matter in de.
mand does not exceed $50, either party may APP
peal to a board OF three Justices, whose decision
shall be final; to The Judiciary Committee.
Tho following printed bills, reported by the
Committee On Printing, were referred as follows;
to authorize executors and others 10 assign mort
cages and liens, to the Judiciary committee !;
and in addition to an act relating to the location
Of school houses to the Committee on Education;
IN addition to chap So, c. S, relating to cor
in addition to sec. 49, chap. so c. S, relating
10 the grand list, to the General Committee.
Reports Of Commiiees.-By the Committee on
Printing, in favor Of printing 300 copies of each
Of the following bills in relation to the duties
of trustees and Others in addition to chap -
c. S. relating to trustees, to protect the personal
property of married women, in addition to chap.
Sc c s. relating TO the grand list, and to repeal
the liquor law Of last session and revive and
amend chap. ~ c. s the report was accepted,
and the printing of said bills was ordered BY
the select committee, on the bill providing for
the organization ofprivate corporations, in favor
Of the passage of the same, with sundry
amendments, which were severlly agreed to-
On motion ofMr. Hale, the bill was amended, so
as to provide that every corporation organized
under this act shall not assume the name of any
other corporation then existing, and on motion
of Mr.. Spencer, the bill was further amended so
as TO limit corporations under this act 10 a capt.
tai of $4,000, as the largest sum- and as
amended was ordered TO a Sd reading By the
Judiciary Committee, against act relating to fire
CINE companies on motion Of Mr.. Hartshorn,
ordered to lie By the same Committee, in favor
of the bill, in amendment Of sec 10 chap ll6
c. $. relating to the compensation of sheriffs
and Jail keepers Messrs. Walker Hartshorn,
Burrows, Hayden and Barber favored the bill,
Messrs MattheWson, Joslu of Poultney, and
P!ympton opposed, when,on motion of Mr.. Burn
ham Of Woodbury., the bill was dismissed, "a 10
63, Mr. Rice OF Somerset then moved TO re-
consider the vote dismissng the bill and to lay
this motion on the table, and make it the special
order for Tuesday next at 10 o'clock A. NJ
The motion to lay on the table was lost So to &c,
and the motion to reconsider, after some further
debate by Messrs Grandey. Barber and Hay-