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should not be decided to Montpelier.
Mr.. Gregory said he had the original
deed, and would read the same for intorma.
ton OF the Senate.
Mr.. Pierpoint thought from the descrip-
ton of the deeds by Mr.. Gregory, there
would be very great propriety lin letting
the subject lie for the present, for further
consideration.
The vote being taken, the Committee
arose with leave to sit again, tomorrow at
101 A. NJ.
Adjourned
HOUSE.
A number of memorials of citizens of
different towns were present, praying for
the removal OF the State House to North
field and to Rutland, and in favor of con-
tinuing the capitol at Montpelier,
Mr. Marsh of Brandon introduced reso-
luton providing that the several towns des-
ring the State House, may be heard by
counsel before the committee of the whole,
at 10 a. M, on Friday-to be limited to one
hour to each claimant.
The Sergeant at-Arms nominated and the
Speaker approved the following appoint
ments: +. S. Camp, Sergeant at Arms
,r'i'O" Nrr'-'' =, 80 ~ ,V'SS' 80,
NeepcIs-Eugeho Skinner 0harles "eoo'
John W. Norton James Stevens, Mcssen-
gers.
On motion of Mr. Marsh Of Brandon, the
liouse went INTO committee OF whole on the
Governors message and memorials relating
to the State llousc-Mr. Kittrcdge in the
char.
Nv Merrill coid tbo, i, or1or 20 o,oIlo
tho Committee to carrv opt tho dosiro "on.
crollv cynrnss,i Ms ynorrinc no would
move NAT nm ;rr,rmoI bolIot Lc tolo, uno,
Tho location Of thn state House
Mr. Stewart If NtildIcbury coil ,bot
,i,no Ind boon - ,s;cnc1 70 ho3r oouosoi bo
tboneht tLorafnra' That onv cxnrnss;on now
would he nrcmotnro'
Mr. Stocv concurrnd in tho srooostion Of
THo notion Of Mr. Merrill was ro;ectod
Mr. Woodward of Wcstford offered a res.
olntiop tbot tho Committee recommend
m the Ilonso IN make nm AUGMENTATION 70
ronoir or rebuild tho State IIduso on tho
rrrscnt eroun1
Mr. Woodward said ho oanrod th;s for
the nurnosc Of orcninc the wov to discus.
sion
rho resolution was laid On tho tob,o g.
and on motion IF Mr. Colhv tho COMMITTEE
rosa and ronortod and had looyc r. sit
aGo1r
IN motto, Of Mr. Woodward tbo Uouso
od;o,nnod
Fntn,,. Fab on 1si-
mn. ,.,..,. ~, ~ "
D".N l'''' o""' -ni W "i"'., ~
taDlls' the Oalital OF inc state NJ Mludlc-
bury.
by Mr.. Reyes to establish the Capital o.!
the State Mt Bellows Falls, both referred to
the committee of the whole.
Mr.. Burton asked (per request) permits
sion to introduced ill relating to Rail
roads.
Several Senator's objected, and the intro
duction Of the bill was refused, by vote of
II to :.
HOUSE
The Speaker announced the Committee on
the credentials of Mr.. HARDWOOD of Rupert to
wit: Messrs. Stewart of Middlebury, Spcn-
Ger Of Castleton, Powers Of Woodstock
Kimball of Putncy and Howard Of Dan
vile.
On motion of Mr.. Kittedge, the House
went into Committee of the W hole-Alr,
kittrcdgc in the Chair. The resolution
declaring that it is cxpedient at once to re-
pair the State House on the present ground
was taken up for consideration.
lIonRobcrt Pierroint then addressed the
committee in favor of Rutland and Hon.
Paul Dillingham; in favor OF Montpelier :;
when the committee arose, and the House
adjourned
AFTERNOON.
Senate not IN session.
IIcusE.
Mr.. Green OF W aterhury proposed reso-
luton ordering two daily newspapers Tor
each memher, which was adopted
The House again went IN committee when
the committee was adressed' IN favor oil
Burlington ny MI tlnuhus OF tlat pace.
Mr.. Merrill suggested an informal ballot
as 10 Inc location oil the state House, alter
the debate snail he closed
MI Marsh OF brandon wished TO dispose
OF Tue penang resolution 10 repair the pre-
sent house') before considering any other
resolution
Mr.. Bradley sand that a gentleman pre-,
sumci not to be IN favor oil Montpelier, hac
moved TINS resolution TO repair at. Montr'-
her WY does II come from an enemy
lie ana not wish to be iorcod To take the
course thus thrust upon the committee
ana ne ana nave preference among the Sc
/ 'esai towns haiheo' ana "lsneu an Upportu
/ nity TO express II untrammeiied' lie WISH
/ cd to meet the SUBJECT ana 10 test 1t 'iairly
ana after the committee mao expressed lt'
/ "lShes ~ an ilior'hai naiiot' nc Wou!u 'hcn
nav measures resch'eu ny ir'enus' ho'
~, rI''%I'
-, Nr' hiilloali o, I"they "oulu vote aGa'hs,
.nc resolution ltr rePalr' On ue SLounu
mat ne W9ulu not Vole one uU ri lot nuilu
ing 7 on the present walls lhe state Is am
| liy aoie 10 nave new mouse, whlch sh9l
pe an hohor 10 'he oti'e, ana ihueeu 10 inc
/ Hat'oh-" mouse "hich small command tue
a"iniratioh 0! az VINO sHal ever see H.
ar. "reen oil aternury' d'u not toihS
tta' the phrase 10 repair necessarily I'm
rIied that all the walls must De used 1t
reference 10 tHe question TO De rresenteC
hfs,' ne taoGght' lnasihuch as MontPelei
IS the 'apital' me hrst question shoulu n'
the removal ana that the advocates Tor re-
hoVai ought 10 take the INITIATIVE li'
] would haze ballot, ana some advancement