Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-21

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England Gold Mining Company, and the q
bill was ordered to a third reading. O
OF Select Committee, IN favor OF bill lay
ing tax on the County Of Washington,
with amendments, which were agreed 20,
and the bill was ordered to third reading. g
OF the Judiciary Committee, Ia favor of q
bill providing for the trial Of causes when
The Judge OF chancellor may from any cause ]
be inca2acitated form performing duty. with
Mr. Powers proposed tn y
amend the fret amendment of the Committee
so that the reference may be mlde by the
consent Of either Of the parties Opposed &
by Mossrs Bradley and Colby, supported 10y e
Nessrs Powers and Stacy, aud the amend.
mcnt as amended by MIR. Powers wns agreed {
to.
The Ayes and Nays being demanded on
the third reading Of the bill were taken, aud
were as ioliows:-
Ayes, l23
Nays, CD
OF the Judciary Committee, in favor Of
bill relating 20 insurancos ou life for the
benefit of married woman aud others; or
derrd 20 a third reading.
OF the Committee on Roads. In favor Of
bill relating 10 winter roads, and The bill was
ordered TO a third reading.
vi NNN NNNlNNlNAft Nu ANilltltINF NAAlAiNA
b,ll in addition to and alteration of chap. 30
Of C. g., relating to iuries. Mr.. KmbaIl
moved that the bill be dismsscdi opposed
by Nessrs Marsh of Brandon, Billings ard
Edison, supported by Nlessrs. Colby Merrill
and Hutchinson. The Ayes and Nays be-
ing demanded on the dismissal Of the bill
were taken, and were as follows;
Ayes. l67
Nurs -
BIZ pissed. To pay Ephraim T.. French .
/ the sum therein mentioned
Mr. Kiuredgc called up the bill relating
to the Publishing of the condensed Yer
mont Report, aud it was ordered TO q third
reading. Adj.
AFrFRNooN,
SENATE
House Bh refsred To ray + French
the sum therein mentioned; TO the commil-
tee on Claims.
To incorporate the Berlin Mile RAILROAD
3 Company TO the Committee on Rouds.
For the relief of the citizens Of the State
ana of the suffering poor IN Kansas To the
select Committee un that subject.
Bd' passed Relating TO the duties OF the
Stale Treasurer.
Bsporis. by Mr.. Blake. for the commits
ls tee on Manufactures in favor ot House bill
q .
'i- ciauun; and the bill was passed.
H In favor of House bill incorporating the
n' Pouhney Academy of Music. with an amend
meni coucurred IN. and the bill was passed
"- By Mr. Cahoon, for select committee, II
''- favor of House bill laying tax on the Coun-
us ty Of Caledonia; and the bill was passed.
By Mr.. Gregory, for the committee or
~ Agriculture. in favor Of House bill for th
n encouragement of Agriculture and award
lA- ing premium for the discovery of an ei
'7 iectual remedy OF the pctatoe diseHse.
The bill was supported by Nessrs. Greg
- ory, Marsh, Flint, and Field, but rejected, j.
toS
'2- By Mr. Hotchkiss. for select committee
." 10 favor OF the joint resolution relating TO
the binding of certain manuscripts now IN q
! room in the Capitol.
Upon the Resolution enquiring as to the
propnety of dissolution Of partnership
with Henry Stevens, recommending the a.
d1puo oi fhe a'i0wiug JOINT resolution;
Z Resotped ibatthe Scrgeanl-at arms Sec
rotarF af state state librauuu, and Assist
ant Librarian uru hereby dfeuted not 10 NJ
low Henry Stevens of Barnet 10 carry away
any bo0as papers, os documents from the
State House, until such times ns the State Of
Vermont and the said Henry Stevens shall
make a full settlement Of all the matters IN
coutrovevyi adopted.
, The Joint Resolutions relating TO the
course Of the Hon. Chades Sumner, was a.
gain taken up. The question was M the
p adoption of the amendment proposed by Alr.
Underwood.
Supported by Messrs Pefpoint, Hotch-
kiss Film, and Benton. The amendments
were concurred in.
Mr Wilson thought it would be gratily-
. ing to every Senator to record his name
3 upon such question, and called for The ayes
and nays. Mr.. Benton approved o.! the mo-
ton, and hoped the sume course would be
followed by the House in which the Res
. outlons originated
The question being taken, resulted as fol-
Z lows-ayes % nays o. So the Resolutions
were unanimously adopted
Mr.. Plerpoint moved to reconsider the
bill relating to Mortgages by Railroads, &c
agreed to, and the bll. was iecommtted to
p Mr.. Pierpoint for amendment
The Joint resolutions, touching the out
y rage upon the person Of the Hon. Charles
', sumner, were vaIlousy amended and adop-
ted--ayes y noes
On motion of Mr.. Warner the Senate ad-
n journed ,.,..,
Reporis. OF the Committee on Corpora-
tons in favor of bill 10 incorporate the
3 Vord Antique Marble Company ordered to
% a third reading.
y OF the Committee on Banks, on bill TO
limit the time when the notes q banks,
whose charters have expired, are to be pre-
\, scented for payment, without an expression
y OF oplnion.l Mr.. Bartholomew moved TO
u' amend the bill by striking out the word
p Z" three and inserting the word "slX " this
~ refers 10 the number Of years within winch
~ The notes must be presented agreed to-
- and the bill was laid on the table.
Of the Committee on Roads, agalust bills
for the relief Of railroad corporations ant
" their creditors, and bill ter the relief of the
Vermont Central Railroad Company anC
the third reading Of bills was refused.
OF the Committee on Roads, ~ iavu'
W. of the bill 10 incorporate the Berlin
~ NJIa Rnilroad Company in reference I,
~ time Of notice. supported by Messrs' Green
Wv Campbell and KilTedge passed.
'' OF the Committee on Elections, 10 iavo
Of the renonstunce of r. w. Eaton an'
others against the election Of II. Converse
AS A member from the town OF Addison
ps with resolution tnnt the said Converse wa
~ moi duly elected Representatives from th'
town of Addison, and is not entitled to
seat i'm the House. On mouon ct Mr. Mer
W. ril, tho report and resolution was ordered Il
H. lie.
t ~, OF the general committee, in favor of pc
Nv uutlon of John Fasselt. with nm accompany
,'i ing bill Tor the preservation of fish IN Elmor
=, Pond; read.
~ BM pissed Relating to insurance. o.
U. u, lives Tor the benefit Of hurried momen an
no other persons. O.,
Wy Tbs House resumed consideration of bi
"u for the relief Of citizens Of Vermont and tl
ho suffering poor in Kansas Mr. Merrill mo'
''u ed 40 amend by striking out IN the first sec
% non the words sin the territory Of Kansas
T." 3,, and inserting the words "who may bo IN IN
w ,"o territory Of Kansas, or who may be on 'he
W W. way thilher for the purpose Of Inaking sci
P' tleineni or inyestmen, thereln| agreed TO.