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-owiNG to our bcncfccnt liuuor inv tic
number Of prisoners in the state p,i.o,,,
Windsor, is reduced to e.. The Cbyoo,,L
says the religious instruction " the conyic,s
Is not rightly cared for. and urge. the nr
rointmcnt Of Chaplain. which it is To- Ie
hoped the Legislature will s"r to-
Il CAR loaJod with I,ut,,r ,.
toes. and L,,Ls. to,k rro c,..,,o 49,
the Rutland Road. near ,.h..,,r ,,...i.,.i.,
week and vns uostly consumed ...,i.
general fusion Of r,ii,lc mud htcr,r,.,n.,,,,r
on,tI,i,,,
.r.,
,... t,,,..,. ''''"' mas 'r'''' inc 'Al"H-
E''' l'ler 'or '"I''f
w. Consequently =
- ''' Pr a''huh' III
Hh p"tLiiNG hous" and barn Of Mark
staples III Londonderry, Vt. was burned up
on Satnrda, Of last week, c. e, Pierce who
-: Az ~ inv "'u'' I''' all
+, '''F ,''''''S III mono y
-''i' '''l''s was IL
Ar ,,r ,,,o .. A.,
Z Caur, At \y,ods,ocl. ,i,o r,,., ILL.,, ,L.,,
vbi,, ,,,. Gor., d,,.......'.'., --...
to hl'o persons. and ,h,. known,o Nh, o,,nor,,d
is suffered 10 20 at larro. : nub,i, n,s,,,,e
and may be Killed hy ,nv ono JuJ,o Rod.
'''' '''E' "''
that tho ovrcr or,,b, J., o,,s,l,. c.,,-
done To himself IN have snch n, animal l,l,,d
and thu, he shouId consular b,r,solc c,.,n,,,o
fine were not made ao,on,h,, n ,be cr,,,,r.l
iu.ticn or tho C,,,r,,, c.r ,,a,,.o,.,..
nuisance
A. c. NEtso>, formerly Postmaster at
kccscyillc, y. y, not long since committed
to jail, in Troy. for dcfraudinc the mails. cs.
capped from custody night before last. We
learn that his escape was not discovered for
several hours. enabling HIM to get good
start OF the officers OF justice, and it is sup
l'''d That he was assisted by friends on the
OUTSIDE oi the jan
- rnf Arctcs calamity left us heart
to rciricc at anything. it would be in the do
feat "I the dcmasogue OLns, Of Ohio. whose
| Congressional iniamy has subjected him to a |,
Indignant rcbuk".
Tur,..r ofDr cr,ta,., L.t
y, trial IN N.,r v,rl g. .lo,.I. ~
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~ III TTT'-N
MoNTrELIER, Oct II, 1854.


MrssRs CoLL,NrG and BHAl>ERp, the gen
tlemcn chosen by the Legislature, to fill the
L. 5. Scholarships for tho long and short
terms, respectively, need no endorsement
from us, Both are already kno,rn, far better
than we could make them, and their choice to
an Office of such high honor and responsibility.
shows that they are appreciated. They will
worthily represent Vermont in the councils
Of TIE Nation. They, Of course, will, as
her representatives hay" ever been. he
found IN the right side of the great question
Ofths their course hitherto, affords abundant
guarantee. To those who have pretended to
doubt Judge CoLLNvEn's position On the sub
icct, we commou!tho pcrusli Of the following
letter, read in c.urusat Montpelier, previous.
to his nominal tom
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-20
CHARLES LYMAN,


The Legislature assembled at Montpelier
Oct. 18th, and organized Immediately, n result
which last year was not reached till the fifth
day,
Mr.. q. ". GRA>DY. of vcrgcnncs, was,
this forenoon chosen Speaker, by large
majority, "u t.c frat ballot. MIR. Grandrv
was tn" regular Viii ruu'iili" Cor the same
place last year. His nomination, and cleo
ton were. III tie condition of things this
year. matters Of course liz experience of
a numhcr of wears as member Of the
lIpus', ii, u-l.lal readiness aud energy.
and his familiarity with the Chair. to which
he was frequently called dnrinr the last SOS
son, always to the relief Of members aid
the dispatch Of business, cmincnlly qualify
him for the place. lie VIII make an excel.
lent and popular speaker.
Nh. JAMES ". SrApr. Of Midiichurv, was
also chosen, IT, "cclamltion, Clerk If the
House, post which he filled last wear to the
satisfaction of eycryhoiy.
The prompt and comparatively harmonious
organization Of the House, give. promise of a
brief and efficient session
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DEAR SIR:--
chccrfully put a. paper, my brief, but
unqualified and explicit answer 70 your in
quirlcs Of me.
lam utterly opposed to the y 'riSka repeal
of the Missouri tompromisc. | regard that
repeal as a faithcss breach of plightcd pub
lie faith. and that it ahsovcs the Tree States
from all obligation to any of the compromises
ever made on the subject Of slavery, since the
adoption of tn constitution.
was ever opposed to any compromise by
which free territory should be opened to
slavery, and always SO voted and insisted {,
particularly in a speech in the llouss OF
Representatives. in July, 1913. ct may be
found in the Congressional Glohc.) | re-
tanned and expressed the same views in Cahi-
net in lS49 and 1850
regard the fugitive slave law (pnrt Of that
compromise) as inconsistent with the rights
and safety of our free people, and Its course
of summary proceeding violation Of the
usual ami proper course of judicial proceeding,
and that, unless essentially modified by allow
ing a jury trial in the place ofarrc.t, it should
be Immediately and Internationally repealed
Respectfully yours,
j. COLLiMER.
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,ooror s ,ho t,t,,ruh,;..u u.r,vp Tho b,tto,
.oro ,,hor ma, o,,,n.od
Wholc ,r,,bor or ,o,cs enc, yis
Noccssorv IN n choice l1o
Gcorco ~ Grord, had ~
Thomas BARTLETT. Jr. had 40
Tobr n N,I,r, had 81
Scattering
Majority for Grondy. GA
Mr. poyc. of Rut,,rd and Nv pr,d,ord ofR,n.
dolph wore orpot,,cd y, wal, uror AFR GRANNY. ouJ ,
inform, him of HE olco,i,r. That du,v ,y,. NOR.
c.,.i i At, c..i ,.a.. ,,.,.,. i H.. ,i, i |
.,u., e. H., Lao ,,,,,ro..,i ,lo tt.,.,,; l.i.r
t., ..,l an. u,.,o,,, ,,.., ,,., H.. -,
AR slodc r,. then ,r,nimo,,.l, elected clorl ,,r,
,,,, AFR uo,cbtiss NJ Geor,;, ;,,,ro,,,,o, r,',,.
lu,ior odor,i,,, t,,c r,1os NJ ,hc ,,s, uo,o ,,i,
o,hor,ris, o.,,o.ad uti,,, ,... 1T, m. t,...
,bor ,,r,,,,,,o1 g., .,,, ot.,.;s, r. Ct.,i .i., -
,,.,,i,,.,i,,ar ". t,i.,.ts., - p.,.,,.t ~.
sl,do ,r,, ,,,,ri,,.,,.l, I'll ri. H.. l...
od;o,ruo1 =.
NO. II.
MoSrrELIrH, Oct Il, lN5i.
said in my letter published yesterday, that the
prospect Of the union of tho friends Of free lom
was never brighter. Tho result reached to-day
proves the truth Of that observation, understood in
the Of applying to the truc meaning of the cx.
preston for | hold that those who participate in
the regular caucuscs of the friends of freedom aud
who then bolt the fair and regular nomination of
these coucuscs, and insist upon debating the choice
of men at the risk ofdcfcatug principles ,l,, the
friends oil freedom. Men who So far forget the OBJ
legation, binding morally and in honor among gen
tlcmen, to abide and support the nomination Of a
caucus in the deliberations and acts of which they
participate, as, without any prctcncc Of unfairncss
or surprise. to entirely, deliberately, and in body,
attempt to defeat such nomination, can scarcely
complain II dlsntercstcd observers should suspect
that they have IN their hearts, some other sentiment
tn'n that OF PATRIOTISM and some other motive than
the attainment OF concentrated expression of the
popular Will against the pro-slavery tendencies of
the government
has, evening nearly inc whole oil those who style
themselves hePuohcon'' went into' and assisted
III 'n' prosecuting oi' 'no caucus MADE up ct the
! s anu '"'" V'u'is as were "'I'lhs 10 ao'' ocior'
"Vou' """,'' i"'. VA"e" nominated al
w" N"o"' p,''efu' VINO hau acted with the L'ocr'!
'''' ""' "no ""' "o''o WIN inc wings
'O' '''''''' i"e oP'h'on' Vi 'ne'e TWO gentlemen
"''0 A"0"H " w 'h' ''ue' NJ apPi'eu 10 the ques
~ Nv" 0' 'n' 'ouni!' yc' 'ho "hole pouy o
'no hePu"i'ahs' win lew noble exceptions
'ni' t''so"' vi ni'nuionu anu o'hcrsJ refused t
'o'c or MI Coiianer' ana attempted to defeat ant
"e'''! 'uooocueu III u''ea''ns' ms erection Not
"'n''anoing tnI' proVocat'on' the wings magnan
imou'iy elected MI braincrd' SO bitter arc the
leaders oil TINS antl-rcpuoIlean "RePublicnn' fac
uoh' towards every man who does notsubmit to thci
dietation' that they are angry with Mr. Braincr
apnhrputly, because yt, a far ",
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News of the Week
BY Telegraph to the Free Press.
Election News.

Tic return. of the elections are all one
way. In Pennsylvania, ~ Counncs g,r', To-
eco Wing gam Several strong Democratic
Counties have turned Il complete somerset 49,
/ The Legislature will be Wing
Ohio it is iutimated has gone Ant-Nrhras
ka by nm tbonsGnd majority Among the
N"braSkaitcs defeated /, Nelson r. old.
Baltimore has been carried by the Know
Noihings, by PA majority.
New York, 18th
The Packet ship Harro0 Queen, which
arrived here to-day from liverpool, lad 4
deaths among her passengers.
tn" French Ship Piscaioirc from ll4,rc
winch arrived to-day had 80 deaths hy chole,.
On h,r Il. sage.
Terrible \cciieut mt Troy.
10y The Toy and Candda Function T...
graph Co..
GtoHGE HANBLiN, Oprcfor.
Troy, Oct 18th. . p. NJ
\ Ferry skiG upset in the river. 10y a swell
from a steam tow boat. about : o'clock tbs
morning. containing l. persons. Of whom
only six were saved.
Those drowned were persons principally
young men employed in Taylor chair factory.
West Troy, and were At the time, going Ia
their work Up to this time only eight boo
les have been recovered, as follows
Jerry ta,anah, - years of age, leaves u
wife Patrick Cokely. % Thomas Norton,
Is, leaves family John Mahir, Is, Geo.
T"ttI, the icrryman %, leaves a wife. Cha,
pcly a, leaves Il wife Anthoy Mrnch T.
Robert Douglas, coloIcd, %, lcaN,sa family
Every cxertion is now being made to recover
the other bodies, with probability Of success
United states Senators Elected.
MoAIFEIIER, oct. II
Hon. JAooB CoIL,NFR is elected L. > son
ator for the long term.
Hon L,wRLN,E BKAr>ERp is elected for tie
short term.
The Governors Message was deli, cred NJ
II o'clock, 4, NJ, to day.
Mp>rRF,I. oct. rs
Capt. Luce aud the survivors ofthe \rct'.
Captain l.uc', of thu Arctic, left Montreal
this morning. tor Nrw-Nork, With his party
ut three passengers.
There is boat with ldi', uuarrnuutri Tor
uuly . passengers wrr' saved with tal tam
Iurc hut ne Siys, 'rrh,'ll Fifty mlrc will ~,
>nrd. They vrrc un a TAFT, AMI boats lad
gone to reset them.
E..Ilotings for Secr"'-r.' ~""' 49,
n">i,iJtr,
la mi pssyTily TIM morning 90, W.rI~
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- : \. lLLL,h, of Bethel, is under arrest
IN Montl elicr, Tor forgery, to the amount of
slioGo About S3.Om of the forged pa
Pr /, IN the Orange County Bank,
RI 400, ia the Woodstock Bank, and a large
Rando,ph Herald say. that the whole amount
of Lilies liabilities, cannot bc l,s, than
Hirty MoUs"nd dullhs And that the whole
amount of forged paper issued and redeemed
las him from iim, To time, within the last
ten years, cannot fall much h,low one hun
dr,d thousanN
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/ HOT SE-Iraycr 10y Rev. Mr.. Copeland
. Rcsolut'ons-By Mr.. Fristic. referring 81
much Of the Governor smc,sa,:r as relates t.
! the Liquor Law, to Sc'"ct Committee OF
Seven; by Mr. Lyman, instructing Committee
/ of Ways and Means to report as Ia previous
| compensation of Bank Commissioner. and al
SO as to compensation to he alIowcd-scver-
ally adopted,
| By Mr., Fish. instructing the General Com
mittec to inquire into the cNpcicncv of pro-
yidins for towns, fire proof safes for the pres
! ervation of town records. &c.; by Mr.. Adams
instructinS the Committee on Education to
/ inquire into the expedency of introducing
/ the Constitution of the United States amt
! Vermont into Common Schools, n schu"l-
book--both adopted.
BY Mr. Rankin, a series Of resolutions on
the Slavery Qucstion-rcfcrr"d To Committee
ON Printing.
The resolution Of Mr.. Washburn. relating
to the rule on printing, was amended on his
his motion 50 as to provide for II Committee
, of Three on Printing, to whom shall be- refer
red each hill of public nature, who sha |
forthwith report whether the same ought to
be printed and the number of CORES thereof
adopted
B,H, mtro|.,.,I and r,trrrcd-By Mr..
hcan". amending SOC. -. e. - {. ). 10y MIR.
Rinhm. in relation - cHaIlniu ct the state
prison, (birccl"r, t'.ailo,ut. Ntl,rv not cx-
cncdins !Sjuo per lnuuo - %, Nr Bumlcv
relating 10 fences ou Highways. d., Mr.
Wa 'prn, in aduiii"n to chap. - t. :. . by
Mr.. kirkland, in addition To chap. II :.
ION levy OF executions upon real estate lying
in adjoining towns y seycrally, to committee
ON printing 10y MIR. GrorSc, Tor printing
laws, now i'll force, relating to the grand list,
to committee on Grand List BY Mr. Everett.
in amendment of chap, A. c. S; by Mr. smith
of Williston, relating To assignmcuts-to
committee ON Printing.
Mr. Eddy moved to reconsider the vote re-
fcIring the resolutions ON Slavery to the COM
mttec ON printing, which was agreed to, and
300 copies We're ordered to printed
The Speaker announced the followin. Sc
lect committees
On the Missouri Compromise -Mc,srs
Kirkland Of Brattlcboro,' Drury OF Iighgatc
Bascom of Shorcham, Barton OF Ludlow, Brit
ton OF Mt. Tabor, Eemis OF stamford, Il 'ecA-
er of llincshurgh.
On Micacc.-Messrs Judo,mc. Walker.
StouGhton, Ransom Jossclyn Of Plymouth.
Weeks, Bartholomew, Mason. George. Smith
of Franklin Co.. Benjamin, Baker, Darling,
II zen,
On so much IT the BesS1c" nc relate, Ia m,
State Prison -Messrs. Iotchkiss, Perry
Armstrong, JOY Kihlng.
On motion Of Mr., Edmunds, adjourned un-
I'll tO-murrO morning.
AFTERNOON.
SENATE
Re'o'nron By Mr.. Daniels. that So much
1t the Governors Message rs relates To- the
subject "i temperance he referred To a select
committee al three passed.
4 a
the committee IN Bills. Adjourned.
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The Senate came In, and il appeared that
the Hon LAwRENCE BRNrNERD, of st. Adams,
had been elected to fill the the unc1pircd term
ofthc Hon. VIM. pham deceased.
The Senate Withdrew, when the Governor
communicated the annual Message, which
was'rcad,
Mr. Mclean moved to adjourn to Monday
next . =. NJ; opposed by MIR. Washhurn, and
lost. Adjourned.
hTERNouS.
SENATE-Ord"rcd on motion of Mr.. Sar-
gcant, that the Secretary procure to he print
/ ed for the Senate 800 copies of the Governor
annual Message.
/ Committee on the part Of the Scnat", to
canvass the returns OF votes for County and
Probate officers, and report thereon, as fol-
i l,Vs
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Message from the House, that they have
passed Joint resolution, providing for the
| election Of certain State officers, (all of thcm)
and asking the concurrence of the Senate
time. Tuesday next, ~ \. NJ. Senate com
Cured. Adjourned.
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the une1prcd term Of the Hon. VIM. Upham,
deceased.
Mr.. Mason nominated the Hon. Lawrence
Braincrd Of 81. Albans. and Mr.. Noyes nom
mated the Hon. Daniel Kellogg Of Rocking
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-20

Alr. u. &. STENGNS, has been giving lectures
and experiments ON the above subject, in
Swunton and St. Alhans-oc which the 1t
Adams Messenger and Swinton HerdH sneak
as follows Mr.. ), is one of the old Middle
bury (Nl) boys, and il one oC the few Mr\i-
can volunteers left to tell tue tale of hard
fought battles, having served under General
Taylor at Monterey, ani Scott at the taking
of Vera Cruz, and being afterwards disabled
in the hattie of C"rlo Glrlo. "a a member of
that brave CORPS of tennessee" volunteers, that
lett y !sdNlllc, irnn'ss $500 IN ~. mum horinr
l0l0 n'n, aud after an ahsncn of twelve
months, returned with only $50 lie has
richly.
The explanations OF the theory of Eloctr
Psychology, hy Mr. Strurus. are less calcuIa-
ted tn throw AN Impeuetrihl" veil of l,I over
the subject, tan the lectures of most other
professors OF tnc scirac'. Ills illustrations
are from SUBJECTS drLSa irora ia, audience,
anu, ~ this place wrrp mighty successful AMI
satisfactory, Mr.. 1T 'lrus performs ils eX-
pcrlmehts without the aid 81 "a metallic dI,c;
tnd can arrays obtain imprcs,ihlr subjects
from an dfe"Hrc audience. Ne can conf
IDENTIFY recommend Mr.. St"iTns ~ n connie
tent and agreeable lecturer, an ua amusing
exprrmcntalirt,
Mr. Stcarns is ahuut To rcpa,t lbs Lectures
in Burlington
"a TIM y o, P,cGy"nc gives AN account
o. woman, - ""!-. ''.' ~ could uctrct
any traces of 4 rican blood, being claimed us
Il slave, SD" had lived IN that city as free
woman for lively" wears
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GA the declaration Of the Second ballot.
Mr., Blan hard OF Coventry Withdrew the
name of the Hon. rortu, Baxter.
Fh" iniut ruirs II to hot session were
adopted temporarily.
The >"natr cuIuc IN aul the journal of both
Houses having he'u rad. it appeared that
tho How .l'cnL tuiL,vru. Of Mo dstock. lad
been elected : senator for FIX years from
and alter The 81 e Nar,h mai.
The NrnAi" Hitf',r"s aud i Ter r1rhang-
lnS ihc customary messages, the lIousa mo
credrl IT, the election -. u [ , Sc.ntnr for
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were sworn in. The House then proceeded to the
election of Speaker Mr.. Field nominated Mr..
Grandy Mr.. Benjamin nominated Mr.. Bartlett,
and Mr. Judovinc nominated Mr.. Mclean, as the
candidate unanimously selected as tho standard
bearer of the "Rcpublican party" The ballots
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-20

OUSE-BiHs Miroduccd dpd R,f,Trcd.-
BY Mr. tarnham, instruCting fence viewers
in their duty; by Mr.. Stoughton, relating to
actions brought before justice Of the peace
to the Committee on Printing.
Rc,olnions-By MIR. II,tchklss, referring
So much of tho Governors Message as relates
to the State Prison. to the Committee ON the
State Prison; by Mr.. Washburn, referring So
much as relates to the militia to the Commit
t." on Military Affairs; by Mr.. ConGdon, re-
icrring 80 much az relates to Education. 10
the Committee on Education. hy Mr. Kirkland
referring So much rs relates to the Missouri
Compromise, to select committee Of seven: hy
Mr.. Washburn. to print 200 copies Of the
me.,aCc-reduccd to 500 on motion of Mr..
Deanc. which were .evernlly adopted. The
resolution for the election of State Officers
was amended on motion OF MIR Huntuu, 90 as
to fix on Tuesday next, 10 y. NJ, and adopt
Ell. BY MIR. Stought"n. to elect Judges p.
NJ, on Tuesday re1t-adort"d.
Mr.. Edmund, moved that wicn the llpus,
adjourn, it be until II o'clock ON Monday-
IN amendment, fixing on > p, NJ. was rrl,ct.
ed, and the motion lost Mr.. Edmunds mo
we'd 10 o'clock-aSrcrd to.
Adioururl
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from Walton. Daily Journal
Legislature of Vermont,
SATt'BDay Oct IL Is

NATrRDAv. Oct. IT, INI4.
sen \IE.- Messages were exchanged be.
tween the two Houses, that they were sever
ally prepared to proceed to the election Of n
[. :. senator for six wears from the 4th Of
March next, IN execution Of Joint order.
The Senate was called tn the execution Of
said Ordcr ON .hcr nnrt
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not SE-pravrr bv Rev f. i. Scott.

IlOt SE-IraNrr ny ktN. T.. 81. SCOTT.
BiNs Inf,0duced d.G Rett,-'d-Bv Mr.
Nuycs, To incorporat" the Iamoillc Go. Bank
10 Committce on Banks. by Mr. Kirkland.
addition to to Chap II e. :, ON contrihu-
tions To the Bank Fund. T. Committee on
Printing; by Mr. Boycr, in amendment to
Chap 40, 4. >, in relation to tees, t. Judi
ciary Committees by Mr., Field, relating to
bank shares Of nonresident Stockholders. to
Coulait.cc on Banks; hy MIR Beck With rcla-
ting to Shcrif1's Fees. to tie judiciary Com
mittee: to prevent the over issue Of stock in
corporations, Zine and imprisonment from
To 3 ycars,) TO Committee on Printing; by Mr.
Harvey. to alter the name OF Patrick Burr
T.add, to General Committee; of Secretary Of
Volunteer Engine Go. burlington. laid ON the
table.
Rcsohihoa, BY Mr. Washhurn, altering
Rules 50 as to refer all public bills Ia Com
mittce on Printing before any other reference
is madc-laid on the table under the rule.
ELECTION or L. 5. SENATORS. At 10
o'clock the usual messages were exchanged.
and the House on its part proceeded to the
election of |. 5, Senator for years from the
Sd of March next.
Mr.. WaShhurn nominated the Hon, Jacob
Cullamer of Woodstock MIR. Mclean nomi-
mated and Mr.. Jane. seconded the Hon
Oscar L. Shafter of Wilmington Mr. Slough
ton nominated the Hon. Paul Dillingham;
of Waterbury and Mr.. Blanchard of Convent
ry nominated the Hon. portu. Baxter ut
Derby
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adjourned.
MpSuAN nrt Iii 1


sen TE-RcspihtionS-B Mr. Jones. for
Joint Assembly ,on Thursday next, ~ o'clock
4. NJ, to elect Judges of supreme aud Circuit,
Courts passed. BY Mr.. Allen. that So much
of the Governor = message as relates to- the
Missouri Compromise. be rcforrcd to- u select
committee of three Senatur,--yasscd Ev
Mr.. lIartshorn, that 50 much of the 'iuycr-
nors message AS relates t. Education lc re-
fcrred to the Committee on Eiuratiun-plss
ed. BY sir Hyde, that So much of the TOW
/ ernor . message rs relates to the Militia.
he referred to Committee ON Military Nillirs
passed. BY Mr. Atkinson. that So much of
the Governor message ms relates to tn"
States Prison. be referred to the Committee
on Finance-passcd. by Mr.. liillington. that
50 much of said message refers to Land
Taxes. be referred to Committee on Land lax
es-pa.scd.
The Committee on Rules. by Mr. Sergeant
reported for rules Of the Senate, the Rules of
last session. and they were adopted
Mcssrs. Warner. Powers. and pbol vcrr
announced as the committee on the Atm Joint
Rule. on the part OF thu Senate.
Nessrs. Coolidge and Benedict were aploin-
ted Committee GA Bills
BIHs Introduccd ami RTrroG-Rv Mr.
/ Phelps. to extend the time Tor organilip. tie
Ball Mountain Manufacturing Company, to
the Committee on Mlmui'lcturrs By Mr.
/ klmhall, for Bank at Nrwtanr. to the ON
mittee ON Banks BY Mr.. French for Bank
Mt Lyndon, to committee ON Banks. By MIR
| Denison, relating to subscriptions for Bank
stock, to Committee on Banks. Bv MIR Dem
isor. relating 10 witnesses, and repeating pro-
vIsO of Act of lS53, TO Committee ON the Ju-
dietary.