Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-03

The Senate was called to order by the Presi-
dent pro TEN.
Bills introduced and rsftred.-By Mr..
Moody, to Incorporate the Bank of Waterbury ;
to the Committee on Banks BY Mr.. Hyde, re-
atng to the Bellows Falls Water Company to
the Committee on the Judiciary.
On motion Of Mr.. Stevens, Of Franklin, the
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE
Prayer by Rev. !. d. Rust.
Biiis i,troduced and referred. By Mr.. Bliss,
in addition to the act Incorporating the Brandon
Iron and Car Wheel Co.; to the Committee on
Manufactures. BY Mr.. Adams, of Milton, al
tering the time Of holding the County Court in
Chutenden County to the members from hit
tenden Co. BY Mr.. Bancroft, to incorporate
the Waterford Slate Co.; to the Committee on
Manufactures. By Mr. Follansby, in addition
to sec. 10, chap 50, c. s; to the Committee
on Printing. BY Mr.. Palmer, in amendment of
sec. -, chap. ll6, c s. relating to the compen-
sation and fees Of Sherffs and Jail Keepers /; to
the Judiciary Committee. BY Mr. Washburn,
to authorize administrators, executors, and 9th
ers, to assign mortgages and liens on real es-
tate; to the Committee on Printing. BY Mr.
Jones, Of Coventry, in addition to an act to pro-
hibt and abate nusances; to the General Com
mittee. By Nh Mather, for the preservation Of
trout in Marlboro Pond to the General Com
mittee. BY Mr. Cushman, of Fairhaven, alter
ing the time Of holding the time Of holding the
County Court in Rutland Co.; 10 the members
from Rutland Co. By Mr.. Smith, of Barre, to
alter the names of Oscar and Mary A. Miller
and constitute them the heirs-at-law OF IL. d.
Glidden; and by Mr.. Wells, altering the name
Of Lucy Webb to the General Assembly. BY
Mr.. Barber, altering the name OF Julia A. NJ.
Clifford, and constituting her heir-at law Of John
a. aud Caroline b. Conant; to the Judiciary
Committee. By Mr.. Wells, in alteration of sec.
5. chap. 50, c. S, relating to the public lands (;
to the Committee on Education.
Petitions refeued-By Mr. Washburn, Of Jo-
siah Jaquth and others, for repea! of the law,
taxing buildings on lands sequestered for public
or to charitable uses to the Committee on
Land Taxes. By Mr.. Merritt, of n. F. Bucklin
and others, for the confirmation Of the election Of
Justices Of the Peace in the town of Sudbury !;
referred, with sundry accompanying aiiidavts,
to the Canyassing Committee. BY Mr.. Hunt,
for alteration Of the name of Rolla A. Horton
and oy Mr.. Wells, of Lucy Webb, for an alter
alton Of her name; to the General Committee.
A message was received from the Governor,
transmitting communication from the State
Department, calling the attention Of the Legs-
lecture 20 the seventh article of the Consular Con-
yentlon of the 23d of February last, between
the United States and France, and recommend
ing the passage of law to enable French aliens
to hold real estate in Vermont the communica-
ton and accompanying documents were referred
to the Committee under the 4th JOINT Rule
Mr. Jones of Dover presented the remon-
STRANGE Of sundry persons, against the hInexa-
ton Of part OF Somerset TO Dover, and part
thereof to Wardsboro', which was referred to
the members from " indham Co.
The hour having arrived, to which the joint
assembly sto adjourned, the Senate came in,
and the balloting for Governor was resumed
with the following results;
18Th 18th lith l5;h 10th
Whole Number 236 237 2 s 2;i5 236
Necessary to a choice ll9 ll9 100 100 lI9
Erastus Fairbanks l05 lJ3 l0i i05 1903
John s. Robinson l02 lO2 100 100 80
Lawrence Brainead - 80 "a 80 "a
After the 18th ballot, Mr.. HotchkIss moved
that The joint Assem- bly, adjourn tll tomorrow at
10 o'clock A. NJ, when Mr. Stevens, of Frank
lin, proposed to amend the motion to Wednes-
day next, at 10 o'clock the amendment was re-
jected, 226 to 6, and the motion was disagreed
TO. Mr.. Plynpton moved that the Joint assem-
bly, adjourn to 3 o'clock, this afternoon, which
was disagreed to, 100 to 70. After the 10th
ballot, Mr. Rice of Somerset moved to adjourn
till tomorrow morning, at 10 o'clock which mo-
ton prevailed, and The Senate withdrew.
Ilouse bill %. in amendment of chap so c.
s., and House bill 65, relating to the Home
stead, reported to the House by the Committee
on Printing, were referred to the judiciary Com
mittee House bill %, relating to the collection
and distribution of fines, costs and recognzan-
ces, was referred to the Committee on Printing.
Adjourned.
SENATE.
AFTERNOON.
Engrossed Bill. To repeal sec. chap. q
C 5 read the third time and passed.
The bill relating to the occupancy of lands in
common, was discussed by Messrsi Carpen-
ter and Stevens against, and Harvey and Buck
favoring, and on motion of Mr. Carpenter, was
laid on the table and made the special order for
tomorrow afternoon.
On motion of Mr.. Stevens Of Caledonia, the
Senate adjourned.
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