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

row morning
Mr.. Hale moved TO reconsider the vote of yes
terday agreeing to proceed this morning to the
election of L. S. Senator Mr.. Rowell asked
for the Senator's reasons. Mr.. Hale replied, that
If reasons were as thick as backberries, he
would not give one upon compulsion." After
some further conversation, the motion prevailed,
and the question recurring upon the resolution,
Mr.. Stevens of franklin, moved TO amend by
striking out the words Friday next, at 10 A. NJ
and inserting Thursday next at j a. NJ The
amendment was agreed to, and the resolution as
amended was adopted.
Bills introduced and refered.-By Mr. Hale,
in amendment of an act, in relation to Insurance
against fire by Foreign Companies, to the com-
mitico on the Judiciary.
Resoiution.-By Mr.. Stevens of Franklin
providing that no bill or resolution passed by the
Senate, be transmitted to the Governor, or the
House, until u hours after its passages passed
Mr. Stevens Of Caledonia moved to rcconsd-
er the vote just taken, and the motion prevailed
and on motion of MIR. Stevens Of Franklin the
resolution was ordered to lie.
Senator Hoyt asked TO be excused from serv-
ing on the select committee on the petition Of
James McAuley. The Senator was excused, and
Mr. Hale was appointed to Mr.. Hoyts place,
and Mr.. Sleeper TO Mr.. Ilalc's
Enerossed BH-In relation to the Bellows
Falls Water Company, read the Sd time and
passed.
Mr. Stevens Of Franklin. called mp the resolu-
ton in relation to The transmission Of bills aud
resolutions, to the Governor and House.
The President suggested that immediate nc
ton upon this resolution was preoluded by the
3lth Of the Senate rules. Amer some debate
the resolution again ordered to lie.
Mr.. Coolidge inquired what construction was
to be given to the 3lth rule, and if the 81 hours
there mentioned, would run during the time such
resolution was lying upon the table by the order
Of ibe Senate,
The President considered the 81 hours as be-
ginning with the Introduction Of the resolution,
and not interrupted by any action Of the Senate.
At the motion of Mr.. Stevens of Caledonia,
the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Prayer by the Rev. Eli Ballou.
The Speaker announced the app intment Of
Mr.. Rice of Somerset, in lieu of Mr.. Deane who
was excused yesterday, on the select committee |
on the bill for the re organization Of the town of
Mansfield.
Bills introduced and referred. BY Mr.. Gray,
Il, ~ e..
tee on Education. W. Mr. Sawyer, in addition
10 chap &C c. S. relating to the grand list; to
the General committee. by Mr.. Lyman Of Hart |
ford, TO pay Ammi Willard; TO the committee OF
Claims. BY Mr.. Judeyine, to divide the State
into Congressional Districts; to the committee
on Reads. BY Mr.. Bancroft, in addition to an
act to incorporate the village Of St. Johnsbury
to the General committee.
From the Senate, in addition TO chap. IS c.
s., relating to steam mills, in addition to chap.
% c. s.. relating to process, following uespass
and lrcspass on the case TO be joined IN the
same declaraton1 and in addition to chup. q
c. S, relating to BAIL to the judiciary Commit
tee to define estate in pews, TO the General
Committee increasing the powers Of masters in
chancery, to the Judiciary Committee in adj
di,ion to chap l0l c. s., relating to the burning
of buildings, to the Judiciary Committee.
Peiitions referred. By Mr. Read, Of sundry
persons for a bank at Springfield; to the com
mittee on Banks. BY Mr.. Field, of Henry Ste
vens, for payment of services Commissioner
to collect ancient documents to the committee
on Claims. fly Mr.. SKATER, Of f. Green and
others for the removal of tho County build
mgs in Wndham County; to the Select
committee on this subject. BY Mr.. Richardson
of Chester, of the select men of Chester to re
fund money paid into the State treasury, by an
error of the u S. Marshal in taking the census
to the committee on Claims.
! Resolutions. BY Mr.. Perley, to instruct the
committee on Education to enquire as to the eA-
pediency Of so altering the law as to make teach
ers' certificates available in certain cases, for
more than one year adopted BY Mr.. Jones of
Coventry, to refer so much of the Governors
message as relates to the election of Gen Pierce,
the policy Of his inaugural, and the consequent
anticipated strengthening Of the bonds" and
. tilidiHlHp hit tthhhhiitS VI hiN bHi'li " TIT
committee on Elections adopted.
Engrosse4 Bms-Senate bill, 10 incorporate
the Winiham Co. Hotel Co, relating to actions
brought before Justices Of the Peace, to incor-
porate the Vermont Italian Marble Co, in addi-
ton to the act incorporating the Brandon Iron
and Car Wheel Co, to incorporate the Water
ford Slate Co, in addition to an act establishing
an academy in Bratileboro, TO protect school
houses and academies seyerally read the Sd
time and passed.
! Reports Of Commiiiees.-By the Committee on
Manufactures, fayorably 10 the bills, to incorpo-
rate the Island Pond Lumber Co., aud to incor-
porate the Caledonia Machine Shop, and they
were ordered to a Sd reading.
The resolution from the Senate for Joint as
sembly tomorrow at o'clock, 10 elect State
Superintendent Of Common Schools was consid-
cred, when Mr.. Plympton moved to lay the reso-
luton on the table, which was agreed to, 76 to
62.
The House concurred with the Senate in their
proposition Of amendment to the resolution, pro
yidlng for the election of on L. S. Senator the
amendment fixing the time at Thursday next, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ. Adjourned.
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