The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-11
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Of the same. and enter II 81 Length. an the
journal of the House, which VAS adopted.
Adjourned.
SENATE.
ArTrRNonN.
Mr.. Col, introduced a resolution. TO re-
fer the Governors message 90 q committee
Of three Srnalors, with instructions to re-.
port the reference Of thr various topics To
the apprupnrts Committees. The rcsolu-
ton was adopted.
Mr.. Col, moved that 500 copies Of the
Governors message be printed ioI the use
of the Senate. and the notion was lost.
yeas :, nays 10.
On motion Of Mr. Warner, 300 copies Of
the message were ordered for the use of
the Scnlic.
At the motion OF Mr. Powers, the Senate
adjourned.
HOUSE.
The Sergeant nominated. and
the Speaker appointed Charles H. Joice
aud Ira Angle. as officers of the House.
Bills introduced and referred. BY Mr.
Page. IN addition to chap. 30 e. =, relating
to proceedings against troslncs; 10 the
Committee on Printing. BY Mr. Wash
burn, relating To insurance on lives BY for
eign corporations; 10 the Judiciary Com
mittee. BY Mr. Page, to incorporate the
PIttsiord Iron CO.; to committee on Manu-
features. BY Mr. Walton, to protect the
personal property of married women; to
the Committee on Printing.
Resolutions. BY Mr. Bradford, that so
much Of the Governors Message az relates
to the Geographical survey be referred to
a committee of five; adopted. BY Mr.
Plymp,on, that SO much of the Governors
message as relates to the present liquor
law, be referred TO the select committee
raised on this subject adopted. BY Mr..
Joslyn of Poultncy, for JOINT assembly on
Tuesday next at three o'clock p. NJ. to
elect a superintendent of common schools !;
ordered to lie.
The chair announced the appointment of
Messrs. Washburn, Field, Soule. Palmer
and Walton, us the select commlttc on the
bill relating to the organization of private
corporations, and of Mcssrs Barber. Wash
burn, Field, Grandcy, Chase, Walton,
Weston, Plympton and Merrill, as the Sc
lect committee on the subject of the license
law. Adjourned.
SENATE.
FRiDAY, Nov. 4, 10 A. NJ.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Mr. Hale moved TO reconsider the vote of
yesterday agreeing to proceed this morn
ing to the election of U. s. Senator. Mr.
Rowell asked for the Senator's reasons.
Mr. Hale replied, that ''if reasons were as
thick as blackberries, he would not give
one upon compulsion." After some fur
thcr conversation, the motion prevailed,
and the question recurring upon the rcso-
luton, Mr. Stevens, of Franklin, moved to
amend by striking ont the words Friday
next, at 10 A. NJ and inserting Thursday
next, at IL A. NJ The amendment was
agreed to, and the resolution as amended
was adopted
Engrossei BH-In relation to the Bel
lows Falls Water Company, read the third
time and passed.
Mr. Stevens, of Franklin, called up the
resolution in relation to the transmission of
bills and resolutions, to the Governor and
House.
The President suggested that immediate
action upon this resolution was precludad
by the Bath Of the Senate rules. Aitvr
some debate the resolution was again or.
dercd to lie.
At the motion of Mr. Stevens, of Caledo-
ma, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Prayer by the Rev. Eli Billou.
Bills introduced and reIsrei.--By Mr.
Jndcvine, to divide the State into Congress
siontl Districts to the committee on roads.
BY Mr. Bancroft, in addition to an act TO
the village of st. Johnsbury /:
to the general committee.
Resolutions. 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 consr-
quent anticipated Strengthening of the
bonds" and "enlarging the boundaries of
the Union," to the committee on elections /;
adopted.
Engrossed BiHs.-Senate bill, TO incor.
porate the Windham co. Hotel Co., rela-
ting to actions brought before Justices of
the Peace, to incorporate the Vermont Ital-
ian Marble Co., in addition to the act in
the Brandon Iron and Car
Wheel Co., to incorporate the Waterford
Slate Co., in addition to an act establish
my an academy IN Brattleboro', to protect
school houses and academies severally
read the Sd time and passed.
The House concurred with the Senate
in their proposition of amendment to the
resolution, providing for the election of an
L. 5. Senator, the amendment fixing the
time at Thursday next, at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ. Adj,
SENATE.
AFTERNOON.
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