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

ieIe1ttu ~ yes pJi Hpta lep MI " pliuofc
moved to reconsider this vote M. Wash
burn moved to lay this motion upon the Ia
BILE; negatyei Mr. Rice moved to adjourn:
negahyed. The motion for reconsideration
was then negauyed.
Adjourned.
FRID,r, Nov. 10 1854.
SENATE.
Mr. Leavens called up the bill for the re-
lief Of Samuel Perley and the same was or
dered to be engrossed and read 3D. time.
M. White, from the committee on Roads,
reported the bill, to punish Instructions of
Highways aud Bridges, in favor OF its pas
sage. Mr.. Denlson moved that the Senate
propose to the House to amend the title Of
said bill, by striking out the word punish''
and insert in lieu thereof the word prevent"
which motion was decided in the affirmative,
and the bill was read the Sd time an passed.
Reports. General committee. bill
10 furnish permanent water for the State
/ House, with amendment. and when amended
| IN favor Of It's passage recommtted for fur
[ Their statement Of facts. From committee on
/ Roads, bill relating to Rail Road corpora
tlons, with an amendment, ana in favor
Amendment rejected and after discussion by
Mr.. Coolidge, in opposition and Mr.. Bene-
dict in favor, the question of passage was de-
cided in the negative-yeas II. nays l5.-
From Select committee. of three Senators,
bill relating to shire of CALEDONIA county,
against its passage. Laid on the table.
House BuiS.-To incorporate the Norton
Lumber Company read twice, and referred
to committee on Manufactures. To incor-
Porate the Hinesburgh Bank read twice, and
referred to committee on Banks. Relating
to a cemetery in Montpelier; read twice and
referred to the General committee.
Reso luton. = Resembling resolution for
fna adjournment read and laid on the ia.
Bile. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Reports. BY judiciary committee, asking
to be discharged from bill relating to treas
urers of railroads agreed to. and the bill
referred to the committee on rosds. By
committee Of ways and means, against bill
fixing pay of members of the legislature at
; ip,r day, and on motion of Mr.. Fish, sup
ported by Mr. Woodwork, it was dismissed.
Resolution. BY Mr. Field, resembling the
resolution fixing the day of adjournment
supported by Messrs. Field, Josselyn of p,
llotchkiss of W.. and Nichols, opposed by
Mr.. Edmunds, and carried lis to 81.
Mr., Field called up the bill chartering the
Waniastiquet bank, Fayetteville and NOV
ed to commit for an amendment reducing
the capital to $4,000 agreed to.
Engrossed Bills. TO charter the West
Randolph bank, reported by Mr.. Wright a
mended; supported by Mr.. Bradford, OPP
posed by Messrs. Bartholomew and Hunton,
and rejected, ayes Is, noes III. To encour-
age the science of agriculture to purchase
ten copies of Mr. Warnings elements of ag-
riculture, for each town y on motion of Mr.
Brigham, committed for amendment, to pur-
chase one copy instead Of ten.
The Senate bill, taxing Windsor county,
was supported by Messrs. Washburn, Fletch.
er, George, Davenport, IIoichkiss of w.
Adams of Fairhaven, opposed by Messrs
Hunton, Beecher and Josselyn of p, and
passed, 90 to 81.
Mr. Bundy of Burke had leave of absence
> after tomorrow.
. Adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
SENATE.
Remarks From con, an tho ;nd;ci,r,, hill & -