Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-17


ion of the latter to dls,nisss was lost, CD
o a. The bill was further supported by
Messrs Edmunds and Kirkland, opposed by
sIessrs. Bartlett, Field and Deane, and re-
ected
Senate bill relating to trustee process was
opposed BY Messrs. Washburn and Edmunds
md rejected.
Resolution. BY Mr.. Washburn, suspend
ng the rule for the cngrossment Of bills
adopted.
Mcssrs. Page and Mclean were appointed
committee of conference on the disagreeing
go.e Of the two houses on the bill relating to
banks, prohibiting discounts beyond one
fourth of the capital out Of the state y and the
committee subsequently reported that the con-
ference resulted in continued disagreement.
The House voted to adhere.
Adjourned.
EVENING.
SENATE.
Reports. CON. on Finance, to pay
Dowdnch, Deane, and Mclean, IN favor,
Sd time and passed. BY com. on Agricul-
ture, in reotion to Inspection of Hops. IN ia
vor; read Sd time and passed. By General
com reeting to foreign Fire Ins. accompanies,
in favor, read ID tine and 7essed. by com.
on Roads, in relation 10 actions against
towns. for injuries on highways, III favor,
read Sd time and passed BY com. on Man.
in addition to the act to charter the
VT. Marble and Soapstone Company, in ia
vor; read 30 time and passed. By same
com. relating to Fayetteville Cemetery Asso
citation; read Sd time and passed. by com.
ON Banks, to repeal an act to author re the
business of Banking adverse TO It's passage /;
30 reading refused. BY same com. relating
Ia Banks Of discount, adverse 3D. reading
refused
On amendment to bill relating to banks
Nh. Benedict, from com. Oh conference,
reported that no agreement could be made
IN JOINT committee, and the Senators recon-
mend that the Senate adhere TO It's non-cnn-
currence with the amendment of the house !;
and the Senate resolved to adhere.
On motion of MIR. Williams the 18th join,
rule was suspended TIL 9 o'clock for the pur-
pose Of sending 10 the House the bill to
change the name Of the town Of Brighton.
JOINT Resolution providing for three com
m;ssioneIs to revise the laws relating to Rail
Roads. Read aud passed.
Joint resolution, relating to claims Of the
Iroqnoi Indians. Read and passed yeas
y, nays ).
senate bill. relating to subscription for
Bank stock. returned from the House. with
proposal of amendment; amendment con-
ca rred in.
Mr.. benson called up bill relating to
fencing highways; Sd reading refused.
BY com on Az. IN amendment of sec. 6.
chap. 80 81 reading refused by CON. ON
lud in addition to sec. y chap. l5iC. 5. IN
favor: read Sd time and passed. By com.on
Land Faxes, 10 amend sec. 35 chap, 81 {, ).
IN favor; read 30 time and passed BY com.
on Jud. in amendment of chap. Il, G.. 5. re-
luting to Probate Courts, adverse read I'd
time and passed. By com. on Man. m rela-
tan to the Forest Mining s. Slate Co. IN
favor; read Sd time and passed. by CON.
Oh Jud IN addition to chap. 80 relating TO
trustee process, IN favor read Sd time and
passed. BY com ON Jud. relating 10 Town
Grand Jururs and Justices OF the Peace, in
favor; read 3D. time and passed. BY com.on
Jud. IN relation to organization Of Private
corporations. IN favor read Sd time and pas
SEED. b. Gen. com. to alter a mans name,
Patrick Barr Laird to Peter Barr l.aird,ln ia
vor; read 81 time and passed. BY same
com to protect buryng grounds, IN favor ;
read 30 time and passed.
An act relating to Rail Roads The
House requested the return Of the above bill
to the House ordered to be restored to the
House.
The bill relating TO sale of intoxicating
Liquors was returned from the House with
proposals for amt nlmcnt. he Senate reiu-
sed to concur in said amendment.
BY com. on Claims TO pay Alfred Bckncll.
the sum Of SIS; 81 reading refused. The
com. on nd reDoried s.ii "h,nh light ~
nave been referred TO com. on Ag; so order
ed. BY com. on aims, 10 pay ~ illian NJ
Field, in favor read 30 time and passed. BY
Gen. CON, relating to private corporations, N
favor read 81 time and passed. BY Jud
CON. two bills 10 alter certain names, IN IA
vor rend 80 time and passed.
Sir. lIoyt introduced resolution in CON
mendation of the President OF the Senate
which was unanimously adopted an,
To which the President responded as follows
SsnqiorS; II IS embarrassing and painful
To be destitute of terms IN which adequately
10 express the sentiments Of the heart. -
such is my condition Il am unable to give
uttcrance 10 the deep and lively emotions o
gratitude that fill my bosoin. The origin o
these grateful sentiments Is not to be foun,
merely IN the Influences of TINS hour whel
we are contemplating a separation. No
they have their home and dwelling place j.
my heart during the period OF our assOcla
ton. That same kindness of feeling which
Il now expressed IN the resolution has beel
uniformly AMI constantly exhibited during tn
entire session. II has at all times bee
spparen, that 1t was the fixed pur
pose aud desire OF senators to rende
INV duties easy aud pleasant That pur
pose has been accomplished. The Oppressive
embarassments and painful anxletles tha
clustered around the station that ! was L
occupy, were early dissipated by your sym
patty and kindness. All that generous ali
and support, which solicited at your hands
and more than had a right anticipate, ha
been kindly and promptly rendered. ! at
not insensble to the fact that owe whatey
er of success has attended my labor to you
kind cooperation trust that your magma
nimity is duly apprec lated and let Inc as
sure YOU, that II will be long and grateful
remembered, for II is deeply engrayen o.
my heart. My association with you, gentle
men during the short period ofthls sesslon,ha
been TO me, through your kind offices, pleas
ant and highly gratifying. And now to sa
that | cherish towards each of you sent
menis of sincere respect is language to
tame and feeble TO satisfy the promptings O
10y heart. The lively sentiments of friend
ship and gratitude which | cherish toward
al. the members of this Senate will not pas
away with this occasion. No, they viii b.
garnered up with other precious friendships
aud vii cling to this heart until its vibration
cease. In all my recollections Of the past
the scenes which are about to close will b.
among the events of most pleasant memory
Though no commentators from me car
be of any Importance to you, feel impelle'
to say that in my judgment, your gentlemen
ly and unexceptionable department with eacl
other and with all who congregate at TN
captal, and the high and worthy motives by
which you have at all times seemed to be &c
tuated, and the ability with which you have
transacted the business of the session, is
sure guaranty that the honor and dignity 0