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

Mr.. Bailey from the committee on Manuac
lures, TO whom was referred the bill from the
House to incorporate the Western Vermont
Slate Company, reported that in their opinion the
bill ought to pass, and the bill having been read
the 81 time was passed in concurrence.
Mr.. Bailey from the committee on Manufac
lures, reported in favor Of the bill to incorporate
the Alburgh Springs Hotel Company, and the
bill was ordered to be engrossed and read the Sd
time.
Mr. Stone from the committee on Education,
reported in favor of the bill to incorporate the
Springfield Wesleyan Seminary and the same
was ordered tobe engrossedand read the Sd time.
Bills introduced and referred. By Mr.. Bogue,
in amendment of the liquor law Of the last ses-
sion read twice and Mr.. Harvey moved that it
be laid upon the table and 300 copies printed for
the use Of the Senate.
Mr.. Stevens, Of Franklin, opposed the notion
as mourning an unnecessary expense.
Mr.. Coolidge said, ifthis bill were printed, all
bills relating to the same subject should also be
printed
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Mr.. Harvey withdrew his motion.
The bill was then referred to the Select com
mittee on Senate bill number 10 relating to the
same subject
BY Mr. Rowcll, in relation TO subsequent at
taching creditors to the committee on the Ju-
dietary. By Mr.. Gates, in amendment Of an act
in relation to the Lebanon Springs, and N. Y. g.
Bennington Railroad Company, passed Nov. %
1852; to the committee on roads From the
House, to protect school houses and academies ;
TO the committee on Education; also in addition
to an act establishing an Academy in Bratte
boro approved Nov. /, 1851 to the committee
on Education.
Also in relation to actions commenced before
Justice Of the Peace; to the Committee on the
Judiciary. Also altering the times Of holding
the County Courts in Rutland County; to the
Senators from Rutland County Also in addit-
ion to an act TO prohibit and abate nusances, OPP
proved Nov. Q, 1852 to the Committee on Ag
rcumrc.
The Senate met the House in Joint Assembly
and On returning adjourned.
HOUSE.
Report Of Commdiec BY the Committee
on Manufactures, layorably to the bill to incor-
porate the Rutland Water Co; ordered to 80
read ng.
BY the committee on Roads, favorably 10 the
bills, to extend the charters of the Wiston
and Jericho Plank Rond Co., and Willston Plank
Road Co each ordered to a third reading
Resoiuton.-By Mr.. Dudlcy, that the Judici-
BY the committee Of ways and Means in favor
of Senate bill, 20 repeal sec. 4, chap, q c. S,
ordered to a third reading.
airy Committee be instructed to enquire as to the
expcdiency of enacting law to provide for the
filling Of vacancies in the Senate, caused by
death, resignation or otherwise adopted.
The House took up the bill in amendment of
chap. ll6 c. s, allowing members pay for act
ual attendance only, it being the special order
for this time Mr.. Plympton proposed TO amend
by adding proviso, that members should be al
lowed only one half the regular pay after 80
days, when Mr.. Grandey moved to amend the
amendment by inserting % days instead Of 33,
when, on motion of Mr.. Rice, of Somerset, the
bill was dismissed.
The Chair announced the appointment Of
Messrs. Palmer, Bradford, Hatch, Mclean, and
tar,shorn, as the select committee on So much
of the Governors Message as relates to the
Geological Survey
Bills introduced and rcforci.-By Mr.. Jude
vine, in addition to chap. IS c. s, relating to
the homestead to The Committee on printing
BY Mr. Washburn, 10 incorporate the Vermont
Marble and Soapstone Co., to the Committee on
Manufactures.
The Chair announced the appointment Of Mr..
Spencer on the select committee on the license
laws, in place of Mr. Grandey who was excused
yesterday.
The hour having arrived for the Joint assembly,
the Senate came in, and the Joint assembly pro
cecded to ballot for Secretary of State. Mr.
Stevens Of Franklin nominated +. F. Merrill,
Mr.. Judevino nominated \. p. Hunton, Mr. Nc
Lean nominated d. P. Thompson, and Mr. Rice
of Somerset seconded The latter nomination.
TN, h,llots rosnltod as rnlinWa.