Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-24

because he was opposed TO the ultimate passage
Of the bill. lie believed that Savings Banks.
had very much transcribed the limits intended
to circumscribe them by the Legislature in their
creation.
In the creation of these institutions they were
intended as places of safe deposit for small sums
Of money, and if possible, TO afford inducements
to the humble classes in community to save and
treasure up their earnings, instead of improve
IDENTITY wasting and spending them. But the in.
terest paid on these deposits induces capitalists
to put large sums Of money into these banks, the
> per cent interest which they pay rendering the
investment in some conditions Of the money
market more profitable than any other. He
thought this gradual departure from the original
design Of the institutions should be considered,
and It was 70 give time for this that he made the
motion.
The motion was agreed to and the bill order
ed to lie.
The bill incorporating the McIndoos Falls
Academy; was read the third time and passed.
Rcsoiuiion.-By Mr. Carpenter that no bill
be introduced into the Senate after Tuesday
next, except from the other House or from CON-
mttees. On motion Of Mr.. Warner ordered to
lie.
Reports Of CommiHecs.-Mr. Hyde, for the
committee on Roads favorably reported the bill,
from the House, granting ferry to Daniel Adj
ans, and the bill was read the third time.
The question being on its passage, the Presi-
dent announced that the hour for Joint Assembly
had arrived, and the Senate repaired TO the Hall
Of the House Of Representatives
On returning thereifom the Senate adjourned
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev w. II. Lord.
Bills introduced and reiered.--By Mr. Norton,
to incorporate the Bennington Battle Monu-
mcnt Association; to a select committee of FIVE.
BY Mr.. losliu of Poultney. relating to baggage,
providing that no person shall recover dam
ages for lost baggage, unless the owners name
and residence shall be marked thereon, when
delivered for transportaton; to the General
committee. BY Mr. Deanc, in addition to
chap. ll5 c. s, entitled restricting costs to
the Judiciary committee. BY Mr. Washburn,
in amendment of chap. i6 G. S, entitled sos-
sions of Courts altering the time of holding
the Supreme Court 10 the Judiciary commit
tee BY Mr. Rice of Somerset, in amendment
of sec. 50 chap. 90 c S. relating to jurles be-
fore Justices of the Peace TO the Judiciary
committee. By Mr.. Barber in addition to
to chap. % c. S. relating TO railroads;
to the Committee on Roads BY Mr. Hale re-
lating to gun powder; to the General Commit
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entitled private corporations to the Judiciary
Committee. BY Mr.. Rice of Somerset, to in
crease the revenues of the State; to the Com
mittee of Ways and Means. BY Mr.. Bacon al
tering the name of Lecinda b. Finn to the
General Committee. By Mr.. Page, in addition TO
the act relating to savings bank to the commit
tee on Banks BY Mr.. Bancroft, in amendment
Of the act incorporating the Pasumpsc Savings
! Bank to the Committee on Banks. By MIR.
Joslin OF Poulney, regulating passenger railroad
trains; to the Committee on Roads. BY Mr..
Page, Incorporating the American Marble Co;
to the Committee on Manufactures. By Mr.
Gleason of Richmond, relating to witnesses; to
the Judiciary Committee. By MIR. Gleason of
Richmond, to pay Newell Kinsman, and to pay
Benjamin Arbuckle to the Committee on Claims.
by Mr.. Hayden, in amendment of chap. us c.
5. relating to restricting costs; to the Judiciary
Committee. From the Senate, in addition to
secs. u and % of chap. 81 c. S. relating 10 wit
nesses TO the Judiciary committee. Providing
tor the adoption of uniform rules ofCourt, TO be
used IN the several county courts and courts Of
chancery in this Stale; TO the committee on
Printing. Relating TO the police of towns; to
the committee on Manufactures TO repeal the
act in addition to the act relating 10 delendanis
in actions ON Joint contracts to the Judiciary
committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Rice Of Somerset, the Com
mittee Roads had leave to sit this forenoon
during the session of the House.
The Speaker announced the appointment Of
Messrs Grandey, Shailer and Rice of Somerset,
as the committee on the part of the House to fix
a day of final adjournment.
Petitions referred. By. Mr. Spencer, of Clark
Stevens and others, for law fixing the number
Of hours constituting days labor; TO the Gen
eral committee.
Mr.. Gleason of Richmond, called up the bill
in addition to chap. 30 c. s. relating 10 proceed
ngs against trustees, when Mr.. Page moved to
amend the bill SO as to make 1t apply only 10 suits
hereafter commenced, which was agreed to, and
the bill was ordered to third reading
Mr.. Washburn called up the bill in addition
to sec the act approved Nov. ~, 1852 relating
to pounds, when the bill was committed for a
mendment at his motion, and as amended was
passed
The House took up the bill making an sppro-
praton to build bridge across Lake Memphre-
magog, it having been under consideration yes
terday when the Senate came in, when Sir. Ad-
ans of Milton withdrew his motion to dismiss.
Ga motion OF MIR. Burrows, the bill was ordered
TO ie
Engrossed Bills. To incorporate the Green
Mountain Hotel Co.; read the Sd time and pas
sed In addition to the act Incorporating the
Barre Academy pending the consideration Of
the bill. the hour arrived to which the joint as
sembly stood adjourned and the Senate came in.
The JOINT assembly then proceeded to ballot
for a Reporter of the decisions of the Supreme
Court. Mr.. Field nominated and Mr.. Harvey
saconded Edward ID Rarber MIR HAYDEN nomi-