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of the bill were rs follows -
Ayes. 90
Nays, l47
Adj.
MONTPELIER WEDNESDAY NOV. II.
uoUsE.-EvENING.
Senate Nils rcferr.d,- d,-IcidtnG lp tHe
Lamoile County Plank road company ID
the committee on roads.
To incorporate the Home Bank at Hines
burgh, to the committee on banks.
MONTPELIER THURSDAY NOV. IS.
SENATE
ReporS.-By Mr.. Pierpoint in favor oi
the bill increasing the salary Of the Judges
of the Supreme and Circuit Courts, and
abohshing the Office Of Reporter. with amend
ments concurred in, and on motion Of
Mr.. Pierpoint, the bill was ordered to lay
on the table.
By MIR Hunton, for the committee on
Roads. in favor of the Senate bill relating to
Mortgages by Railroad Corporations, with
amendments concurred in, and bill ordered
to third reading.
By Mr.. Underwood for the select com
mittee, on the resolution OF the presentation
of a sword to Capt, Horace B. Sawyer, of
the Il. S. NAVY, referring to the report Of the
select comittee in the House of Representa-
tiyes, which was read, and the Resolution
was adopted in concurrence.
Rv Mr. Converse, for the committee on
Education, in favor of House bill relating 70
the Registry of Births, Marriages and Deaths,
and the Bill was passed, with proposals OIL
amendment.
Repo-ts.-Of the Committee on Agrlcul-
ture, in favor of bill to incorporate she err
mont State Agricultural Association, and the
bill was passed. ,.u -.
addiction 10 act to divide the late town Of
Stirling into three parts, and annex one part
"a Johnson, one part to Stowe, and one part
IN Morristown, and the bill was ordered to
third reading and the bill was passed
AFTERNOON. SENATE.
Repo-ts.-By Mr.. Hunton, for the COM
mittee on Roads, against the bill ior inc re-
lief of Railroad Corporations and their creol-
tors. On motion of Mr.. Hunton, 1t was IN
difnitely postpond. ,u..,,.
AGAINST the bill for the relief of the stock,
holders and creditors of the Vermont Centra
Railroad and the third reading was refused
Uouto hin Rcfcrred- For the encourage
ment of Agriculture and awarding premium n
for the discovery of remedy for the potoU
d;soase 10 the committee on Agriculture
E HOUSE
Reports-Ofthe Committee on B',,ys arains
. bill to incorporate the " ndsor COUNTY BanI
and on motion of Mr. Snald.ng, the bill wa
G dism;. sod
d Against bill to incorporate the llartfoI
J. Bank, and on motion oil MT nutchlheou' u
e bill was dismissed
# Against bill to incorporate the Home Ban
# at hinesburgh, and on motion OF Mr. Atwof
n the bill was dismissed
/, Of the committee on claims, in relation
n the examination Of the accounts OF the &c
d geant-at-arms.
,f MONTPELIER, FRIDAY, NOV, III
SENATE.
J. The bill relating to Mortgages by kailro;
Corporations was amended and passed.
The Resolution approving the sentlmen
uttered by Hon. Charles Sumner, havil
m been taken up. MIR. Underwood moved
as amend by striking out all after wor
,.House Of Representatives, and insert t
Vs. following
ng That the Governor be- and he hereby is authori1
10. and directed to procure and to be placed
,io one of the inches of the Capitol Bust Of tho
90 Chas. Sumner, Senator in the Congress OF
"e United States from the Commonwealth of Massacl
setts,-as a testimonial of our appreciation OF
a craftsmanship and his efforts in the advocacy a
defense of Constitutional liberty,
Resolusd, That the Auditor Of Accounts be,
he hereby is authorized to draw an order on
Treasurer Of this state, to pay the cost and char
for the same.
or Resolutions and Amendment were laid
of the table.
ce The Resolutions touching the outrage ul
ere the person of the Hon. Charles Sumner W
lrd taken up, amended by Messrs. Hunton a
Underwood, and laid on the table. Adl
of HOUSE.
nd Bills Notwithstanding an act dividl
o the town of Stirling into three parts, ann
ld- ing one part to johnson, one part to Sto'
1as and one part to Morristown. To provide
the payment of the debts of the State Pris
or Srgeant-at-Arms, Account
;rd Afidavits were read from jefferson kidt
c. w. Clark, and \. NJ. Dickey, deny
that any paper or stationery had at any II
10 been procured by tn em from Charles u h
man at the expense OF the State.
Mr.. Kittredge expressed his confidence
in the utter groundlessness of the charge
for which Gov. Robinson was implicated
lle Stacy spoke in the highest terms Of the no
and strict integrity of the Governor.
in Mr.. Hutchinson felt convinced that
of accusations against &. ii Hayden were ia
vas He had known Mr.. Hayden, who is now d.
from his boyhood, and he knew his chara
in for probity and high honor too we'll to en-
| tain even susIiSiOHo Va cNN
lor nature
An affidavit was read from c. &, Eastn
asserting that the statements in the repor
ses the com. so far as they implicated hin
the fraudulent transactions, were un.ounded
on Mr. Kittredge withdrew his motion,
moved that the report and accompanying
the pers be committed to a select com cons
an ing of Messrs. Stacy, Wentworth and Cro
his Opposed by Mr. Kimban, who move(
]. amend the amendment by recommitting
the com. on claims; agreed to- and the rel
cia- was recommitted to the com. on claims.
ing Reports,-Of the Judiciary com. in II
for of bill providing for the trial of causes W
the Judge or chancellor may from any CT
sal be incapacitated from performing duty, '
alb amendments. Mr.. Powers proposed to an
ON. the first amendment of the com. so that
reference may be made by the conscn
IT either of the parties Agreed to- and
'on- ordered to third reading.
as OF the com. on Judiciary, against bi
sas, addition to and alteration of chap, 35 of {
n OF relating to iuries. Mr.. Kimball moved
the bill be dismissed.
ort, Ayes, lo1
the Nays, IL
Al
riV AFTERNOON. SENATE.
olu-
House bill referred For the reliet Of
n of citizens of the Stateand of the suft
- Eanpas. 10 ha ahlact com on