Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-15


The liquor hill was referred To the general
committee. The amendments proposed by the
House to the bill exempting the libraries OF
physciaus, surgeons and aitornies at law from
attachment, were concurred i2-The bill re-
| laliug to diseased sheep was passed, IA To IL.
I The bill relating to the militia was ordered to
be engfnssed.
| In the HOUSE, the following aiming other
bills, was passed To incorporate the Per.
kinsville Railroad Company. Tuproicci Court
| Houses, Town Houses. aud public Halls from
injury Repeating all laws relating to the ia
spec,ion of hops. Alteration of chap. 70 Of c.
s. relaidg to trustees. Relating 10 associa-
tinns organized under an act authorizing the
business of banking. To incorporate the West
Rutland Steam Marble Company. Relating
Ia the registry and return Of births, marriages
and d.ahs. To insure the due observance and
enforcement Of the laws Of the State against
the improper use Of and unlawful traffic in in
toxica,ine liquors.
The ayes and nays being demanded on the
passage Of the bill, they were as follows -
Ayes lls f., NAYS GO.
Reports OF the Committee on Edrcsiiun.
in favor of Senate bill To establish beard Of
education. On moiinn of Mr.. Kniredge, the
bill was laid IN the table.
Of the Judiciary COMMITTEE, with subsii'
tuie bill, relating to the rights and privileges
of married women, which substitute was agreed
to. The bill was opposed by Messfs. bradley,
Deane. and Tah; supported by Messrs. Bill
ings. Green, Kuredge, Colby, Hutchinson.
and Howe. Mr.. Merrill moved an amendment,
which was agreed to, and the bill was ordered
10 third reading.
Resolution By Mr.. Powers, resembling the
vote, already adopted. fixing The final ADJOURN
mcni Of the assembly for Friday next, prolonR-
ing The time until Tuesday morning Of next
! week Mr.. Green moved In amend Dy striking
out the words " Tuesday morning Of next
week" and inserting the words " Wednesday
morning Of next week." which was agreed TO-.
The ayes and nays being demanded on the
adoption Of the resolution were taken, and were
as follows ayes 1873 4; nays 70.
Reports OF the General Committee, in
favor of bill exempiing the Libraries Of physi-
clans from attachment and levy on execution,
with amendments [exemping the libraries Of
clergymon and lawyers to the value Of 5000, ]
amendments agreed to, and the bill was passed
Tuesday Nov. H.
In the SENATE, joint resolution, resembling
the resolution providing for the adjournment of
the two Houses OF Friday the li,h inst.
aad fixing upon Wednesday tho 10Th inst,
was considered.
The House bill regulating the mileage Of
members was refused Sd reading House
hill incorporating the Windham County Lum-
Der Company passed.--Hlousc bill in addition
TO acts regulating trustee process, providing
that members Of General Assembly shall not
be irus,eed,) passed unanimously.
Resolution. by Mr.. Wilson that commit
tee Of Two Senators and three Representatives
be appointed to consider the subject and hr up
on suitable time for adjournment; adopted by
a vote Of 10 10 IL.
10 the HousE the resolution relating 10 The
presentation Of sword To Capt. Horace b.
sawyer, was adopted.
The House resumed consideration OF the bill
to abolish capital punishment. Supported by
Messrs. Stevens Of East Montpelier, and Albee,
The ayes nays being demanded on the ihrd
reading Of the bill, were taken and were as fol-
lows ayes 50 nays ilo.
The House concurred IN the Joint resolution
Of The Senate appointing join. Committee CON
sisting Of two Senators and three members Of
the HOUSE 10 take iaio consideration suitable
day for the final adjournment OF the Assembly.
The Senate came in for joint assembly TO
elect Judges Of the Supreme and Circuit Court.
/ Mr.. Steele nominated 10 The office OF chief
Judge of the Supreme Court, Hon. Isaac +.
REDFIELD Of Windsor, who was elected unAn-
moUs!y.
Mr.. Stacy nominated as second assistant,
Judge Of the Supreme Court, Hon. Milo L.
BENNETT Of Burlington, who was elected imam
iinously.
MIR. Spencer nominated as Judge Of the first
Judicial Circuit Coun, Hon. WILLIAM c. KIT
rREpog of Fairhaven.
Mr.. Powers moved 10 adjourn the Join, As
sembly until Tomorrow morning at half pas,
ten supported by Messrs Powers, Bradley,
Stewart and Piefpoint, opposed by Messrs.
Marsh Of Brandon, Green, Hpnton and How
ard.
Yeas 80, Nays 1872, and the motion was
lost
Mr.. Stewart nominated as Judge Of the first
Judicial Circuit, Hon. JoHs PIRRPoIST Of YER
gennes.
Mr.. Pierpont nominated Hon. loyal c.
KELLOGG OF Benson.
Whole number Of votes, 2i5
Necessary to chOlce, 1875
William G. KillIedge, liz
John Pierpoinl, 81
Loyal C. Kellogg, 43
Scattering,
Mr.. Powers nominated as Judge Of the Sec
ond Judicial Circuit, Hon. JAMES BARRETr Of
| Woodstock.
Mr.. Tenny nominated Hon. ABEL UNDER
WOOD Of Wells River.
Whole number Of votes, 2i5
Necessary for a choice, 1875
Abel Underwood, H0
James Barrett 90
Senator Underwood nominated Hon. AsAnEL
PICK Of Burlington, as Judge for the third Ju-
dietary Circuit, who was elected unanimously.
! Senator Benton nominated Hon. LUKE p.
| potaNn uf ST JohnsbuTv as JUDGE for the