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

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button of the Orleans County School Fund to
the committee on Education.
Reports Of Commiiiees.-By Mr. Bogue' from
the Select Committee, to whom was referred the
bill from the House. altering the time of holding
the County Court in Rutland County, reported
in favor of the bill, and it was read the third
time and passed in concurrence.
By Mr. Stone, from the committee on Educa-
ton, to whom was referred the bill from the
House, to protect School Houses and Academies,
reported in favor of the bull, and further proceed
ings upon it were interrupted by a resolution
from the House, for specific purpose, as ap-
pears below.
An invitation to hear the Baker Family sing
in the Hall of Representatives this afternoon
was received from the House.
Mr.. Denison moved to postpone the matter
indefinitely.
Mr. Rowell objected and wanted to hear the
singing. Mr.. Colt thought it would be some
thing Of a satire upon legislation for the Senate
to grayely proceed in Joint Assembly to hear
q concert Mr.. Hale thought that the consttu-
enis Of the Senators did not send them here to
march in solemn procession to the House to hear
song singing.
Mr.. Rowell said thar he was not much troub-
led with this Senatorial gravity or dignity.
After some further conversation the President
ruled the motion out Of order.
Mr.. Hyde then moved that the Senate accept
the invitation, which motion was lost.
Mr.. Colt then moved to adjourn for the pur-
pose Of allowing Senators to crafty their music
al appctites, which motion prevailed.
The Bakers then appeared in the Representa-
uyes' Hall, and the performances proceeded, as
will appear in the dongs Of the other House.
HOUSE.
Resolmions.-By MIR. Grandey, to invite the
Baker Family to attend the session Of the House
this afternoon, and that the Clerk be directed to
send them a copy Of this resolution adopted
BY Mr.. Francis, 10 invite the Hon. Senate to
hear the Baker Family sing in the hall Of the
house this afternoon adopted. BY Mr. Joslin
Of Poultney. that the Hon. Stephen Royce be
appointed in the place of the Hon. Charles X.
Williams as the committee to revise the crimi.
nal code; adopted. BY Mr.. Burroughs, tina,
the Governor and his Secretary be invited to
hear the Baker Family sing this afternoon
adopted. By Mr. WHITE Of Whiting, that the
several resolutions be omitted in the Journal OF
the House, that relate to inviting the Baker Fam
lily to attend the session Of the House this after
noon; adopted
Bills introduced and refered-By Mr.. Mer.
ritz to authorize the Rutland and Whitehall
r.. r. Co. to extend their road to the Commit
tee on Roads By Mr.. Walton, relating to col
lectors Of highway taxes to the Committee on
Roads. By Mr. Wells, in amendment Of chap
ll6 c. $. relating to the fees Of assistant judi
ees Of the County Court to the Judiciary Com
mittee. From the Senate, to incorporate the
Springfield Wesleyan Seminary, to the Commit
tee on Education. To incorporate the Al burgh
Springs Hotel Co., to the Committee on Manu-
PICTURES.
Mr.. Denne called up the bin to incorporate
the Pltsford Iron Co., when sundry amend
ments proposed by the Committee were acted
on, so as to subject the charter to all general
laws relating to corporations. On motion Of
Mr.. Page, the bill was further amended, so as to
limit the business of the Company to the manu-
acture Of iron, and as amended, the bill was or.
dered to 3D. reading.
Reports Of Commiiees-By the Judiciary
Committee, in favor of the bill relating To- trust
oes and ust funds ordered to a 30 reading.
BY the judiciary Committee, adversely to
the bill in amendment Of chap. q G.. 5. relating
TO the Supreme and County Courts, providing
for a division Of the State into three judicial
circuits; ordered to lie, and made the special
order for tomorrow afternoon, also IN favor OF
bill altering the time Of holding the County
Court in Orange Co.; third reading ordered.
On motion Of Mr.. Deane the House took re
cess for thirty minutes, and the Baker Family
were invited to sing during the recess.
The House being again called to ORDER Nh
liotchkiss introduced a resolution, shat "the
thanks ofthe House are hereby given to the
Baker family, for the inspiring songs they have
given us tins afternoon, embracing their happy
allusion to our own happy, blessed, free New
England, and the Father Of our Country. the
statesman and pldanthropist, George Washing.
ton !" the resolution was unanimously adopted.
Adjourned.