The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18


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IN N mnch 81 ih' Glrsrnoi'. in..s1rs
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in'. Coolidge. Wais1n anl estes.
Oa 50 mnrh ~ ihs Oavrrir,r's Mrs.i e.
a. relates 90 en- frcigr pihcf ~ iac Gep.
rral CrvrrHaeu'. $ Hnaiar- Wam-f. Pos.
ef, ani Hyde.
House
Prayer by Rev. ". u. fa-l.
Rrs,luiiet Ii, NJ Rinehsn,. 90 Instruct
The Csnsiiicr on Military Aifnrs 20 in
cure as % the espcdcnry Of - altering
the iaw a. % exempt the pole 81 organized
unififn companies from iasa,iun: adopted.
~ NJ Matihewson Tint ~ bills b. intro
dacod into TIM hunse adcr Sturdy next.
except such a. are up5uCA Us committees,
W Grsniey IMPOSED the resolution as
yrinil rcpsai ~ one az the rules. Mr. MIST
ih-egln kncv little about rules. hui Dc
dd knoU Il was tedious iu rieu,bers TO re-
main hero whcu there Was NJ business %
be done. Es,ry day hiiir bills we're being
introduced which took up time and the
House At this rate NIGH, ~ III the day
pi Judgment, without finishnriis bn-inoss
He wanted some day Fixed, ~ tina, The
House could do it, business and then 20
home. Ga motion of Mr. Walker, the res
olutou was dismissed. ~ Mr. Walker,
in,,ruciing the judiciary Committee 10 in
guifc as 10 the eXppdioncy of SO altering
the law that process may be served on Sat
a.. l. IA 4
nsy be made: adopted
Bills INTRODUCED mi feftrc by Mr.
Bliss. 10 increase the capital stock of the
Brandon Bank; to the Committee ON Banks.
BY Mr. Walton. to authorize the CONSOLE
dition Of the Vt. Central, the Rutland &
Burlington, and the Vt. & Canada r. Il.
Companies; 90 the Committee on Printing.
The House took mp the bill relating 10
the Supreme and County Courts, dividing
the State IN 10 three judicial circuits, II be-
ing the spas ial order ior this time, when
Mr. Miner moved To dismiss. Adjourned.
SENATE,
ArrrRNooS.
Reports Of CommiHcos.-M Bailey from
the committee on Manufactures, reported
IN favor of the House bill 10 incorporate
the Rutland Water Co., and It was read
the 81 time and passed IN concurrence.
EngroSsod Bills. To repeal an net in
addition TO chap. b G. ), relating TO clcct-
ment; IN relation 10 the maintenance of
Fire Companies; in relation 10 the duties
Of Baggage Masters; to extend the char
tiers of the Swan,on and ilighgate Rail
road Co. severally read the third time and
passed.
The Senate met the House in Joint as
sembly, and on returning adjourned.
HOUSE.
Reports If CommiHscs- the Commit
tee on Printing in favor of printing 300
copies OF the following bills; in amendment
OF sec. ), chap. 90 G.. $. relating 10 the
homestead; House bill l5j IN amendment
OF the liquor law of last session; relating to
inkeepers, grocers and the traffic in intnX-
iclting liquors and wines; and to author
ize the consolidation of certain railroads;
the bills were ordered to be printed.
The hour having arrived for the joint
assembly, the Senate came In, and the bal
lo,ina for Sergeant at Arm, proceeded and
upon the 9th ballot Dodge w. Keith was
declared elected. The Joint assembly then
proceeded to the election of State l.Ibrar-
ian. Mr. llartshorn nominated Frederick
7. lIovcy. Mr. Field nominated Henry c.
Abbott Mr. Plympton nominated George
VI. Fisk, and upon the 81 ballot Mr. lIo-
vev was declared elected and the Senltc
Withdrew. Adjourned.
SENATE.
TnURsptY, Nov. 10, 10 4. NJ.
Mr. Stevens of franklin, called up the
resolution from the House, in regard to the
revision of the criminal code, providing
that the Hon. Stephen Royce, of Berkshire
take the place made vacant by the death
Of the Hon. Charles X. Williams, as the
committee of Revision.
The question being on the passage of
the resolution, Mr. Coolidge said that in bis
opinion more than one man should consti-
tuie TINT committee, the subject being one
of the utmost importance, aud beyond the
ability and learning of any one lurlst IN
the State lie said this not because he
doubted the wisdom of the prop lsed com
mittce, or would prefer any other juris,,
but because the dimensions of the subject
required, and deserved the conference and
and attention of the most learned Judges
of crlmna! law. He moved that the reso-
luton be laid upon the table for the pres
cnt.
The President announced that the time
for blllotting for such person as the Sen
ate would elect TO fiji the vacancy in the
u. 5, Senate occasioned by the death of
Hon. William Upham had arrived the
Senate proceeded to ballot and upon the
81 ballot no choice having been made Mr.
Stevens of Franklin, moved that further
bnlloiings be suspended until 3 =. NJ. of
"Wednesday ncYl Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Bills introduced and referred. BY Mr.
Hayden, 10 amend the charter and increase
the capital stock of the Bank of ST. Albans:
to the Committee on Banks. BY Mr. Mat
thewson, TO repeal chap, 30 G. $. establish.
ing the office Of State Superintendent of
Common Schools: 10 the Committee on Ed
ucs,ion. By NJ Fish of West Haven, in
addition TO the act Incorporating the Rut-
land & Whitehall X. X. Co. 10 the Com
mttee on Roads.
The hour having arrived for the election
ola u. =. Senator, pursuant 10 JOINT res
olution to that effect. The usual MESA
ges were exchanged tina, each House was
ready on III part 10 proceed To said cleo
ton. After the eth ballot, on motion of
Mr. Grandey the House adjourned.
gSi..NA r..
AFTERNooN.
Reports Of Committees Mr. Bailey, from
the committee on manufactures fyorubly
reported the bill from the House to moor
porate the Pittsford Iron Co.
Mr. Coolidge, for the committee on the
Judiciary, reported in favor Of the bill from
the House in relation 20 actions before
Justices Of the Peace, and il was read the
81 time and passed in concurrence
The Senate met the House in Join, As
senbly and on returning adjourned.
HOUSE.
The House resumed the balloting. for
L. ;. senator Upon the nh ballo, no
election having been made, on motion Of
Nj Barber the House adjourned.
SENATE.
FnpAi, Nov. II, 10 AN.