Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-08

meet n similar committee from the Senate, on
the disapreeing votes Of the two Houses on 'ne
amendment Of the bill providing for the organ
iz,ti,n of private corporations, recommended 10
the House an amendment to the section propos-
ed TO be amended By the Senate. The recon-
mcndation of the committee was adopted
Joint Resoiufions.--F From the Senate, txing
"Wednesday next as the day Of final adjourn
ment; Mr. Plimpton moved to lay the resolution
on the table which motion was favored by
Messrs. Plimpton Field and Grandey, and op.
posed by Nessrs. Miner. Adams Of Milton. and
Josselyn Of Plymouth. and rejected-14 to FL
Mr.. Field then moved to amend so as to NIX
Thursday ms the day of adjournment when Mr..
Pave moved TO make the resolution and amend
ment the special order for Monday next Messrs
Rice of Somerset, Barber and Field, favored the
motion: Messrs. Walker and Gray opposed, and
it prevailed, 50 to 10
The Senate bill 20 incorporate the Northern
Educational Union was referred to the commit
tee on Education.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
THURSDAY EvE.
Enrrossed BiHs-To pay Thomas NJ. Glenn
ons and Roswell Buell. ir.; read the 3D. time and
passed To pay Newell Kinsman; IN addition
TO chap % G.. =, relating to railroads.; IN ex
planstjon of sec 81 chap. 26 e.. s., entitled
railroads; relating to the levy of executions
for the support Of Mary Ann Patch severaly
read the Sd time and passed. For the preserva
ton of minks read the Sd time, when Mr.
Walker moved to dismiss, which motion was
lost and the bill passed. To incorporate
the Springfield Savings Bank relating to the
disclosures of trustees; to incorporate the Will
mington Savings Bank to pay Annie Willard {;
TO incorporate the Columbian Marble Co.: in ad-
dition 10 CHAP. 81 c. s., entitled process to in
corporate the VI. Free Will Baptist Charitable
Society; in addition 10 act Of lc52. relating to
the location of school houses in addition to
chap. IL c. S. relating TO Iails and the CON
fnement and discharge Of prisoners to iDcorpo-
rate the Burton Female Seminary to pay
Francis V Randall to restore Homer Parks to
his legal privileges for the preservation Of fish
in Carter Pond severaliy read the Sd time, and
passed. I'm addition to chap. As G.. s. exempt
ing one gun from attachment; Mr. Smith Of
Monkton moved to dismiss, which motion pre-
vailed Relating to the grand lis, read the 30
time and passed Relating to collectors of
highway taxes ordered to lie.
Mr. Maiher called up the bill to tax the profits
Of banking the bill was supported by Mcssrs
Field and Rice Of Somerset. opposed by Mr..
Washburn, when Mr.. Smith of Monklon moved
its dismissal, which motion was lost, yeas So
nays las. The bill then passed.
The House resumed the consideration of the
bill to repeal the liquor law of last session. IT be-
ing the special order for this time. Mr. Davis
of Danville suppo ted il, Mr.. Weston opposed.
when Mr. Shafter moved to commit the bill for
amendment, by adding 10 the first section a
clause reviving the act of 1850. The motion
was opposed by Messrs. Phmp,on, Davis OF
Danvllle Field, and Rice of Somerset, favored
By Mr. Shafter. and agreed lo,--yeas l6 nays
81. The bill was then passed, yeas ~, nays
50
The following bills sent to the House for CON
currence were severay referred as follows. 80
To incorporate the Union Slate Co.; to the com
mttee Manufactures TO incorporate the
Exchange Bank TO the committee on Banks.
Report Of CommHtee.-By the Judiciary com
mittee, in favor OF the Senate bill relating to
subsequent attaching creditors. with an amend
ment; on motion Of Mr.. Miner the bill was or
dered to lie.
Adjourned.