Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-10-23
Vermont Legislature.
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were made by the JOINT Assembly.
October l4th, 1857.
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tWm. NJ. pingrey. 1856, Geo NJ. Hall oG,
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HARVEY WEBSTER, State LiJrarian.
! Harvey Webster 1873, Levi + Pierce 81,
| Scattcrinr 81
HIRAM lIARLow, Superintendent of State
| Prison.
Hiram Harlow lgl, Samuel r. Stocker
! 29'1
| b. w. BARTHOLOMEW OF Washington, l..
| ID. Mason of Richmond, BARNABAs DEAN of
| Wcathersiield, Direct.rs of the State Pris-
on. For First Director, g. W. Clark, of
| Chelsea. received 81 votes, acd Mr.. Bar
tholomew llG .he other Directors were
elected riua roce
! SAMUEL w TuAYER, JR., of Burlington.
| Comuiss,one, of the Insane
samuel w Thayer, Jr. IFS, IL. Baxter
| OIL
u G,RnxrR. of Bennincton. RINK
(,cnn;,oonor
tElocted ,,jro ,oce1
tiroRGp r KEILoGG. of Brattleboro', Adj.
o,J I,,snec,or Gene,1t
t,,,n r KelIoge IL Stenben Thomas
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,,o,Ior General
A,ox,,G Artrx of Granville .hdos
Adrocnte General.
SENATE Thursday. Oct. Is. 1867. Bills
Introduced. By Mr.. Chittenden. relating
to notices of protes. upon bills of exchan ge
or promissorv notes referred.
The Senate concurrcd in the Joint resolu-
/ tion from the House providing fo- the an
pointment of a Joint committee to take into
| eonsi Iteration the present state of CONNER
| cial ah,irs. and report plan for immediate
relief bv bill or otherwise and the Chair
arnoipted on the part of the Senate, Messrs.
/ Hnnton and Chittenden.
| R,porJr of the Judiciary committce in
! c,v,r ,r hiII in amendment nj an act autbor-
i1ipr, tho business of bankinr Mr. Pier
MIN ,,,,,.od p, srsnord tho rnIe for l,vin,,
| Tho hiu over IIes,id that the hill rerrrr.d
to the fourth section of the general law re
lating to banking, which requires a protest
to he entered when bills are presented and
specie is refused. The Banks would be
compelled to pay a large amount for pro-
tests. The object of the bill was simply to
render the form of protest Unnecessary
The motion to suspend the rule prevailed,
and the bill was ordered to a third reading.
Mr. Chittenden called up the resolution
J ,l, - frnp, - II
\ NJ. until Monday. at ?. II. and the
resolution was adopted
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mrattIoh,S,. ~ rSr.rysrco ~ chncus Ir ,n 1ri
nt,'nr nnint oIsn m wiz the irreymlor cam
,,c,.+;,,i,. Lo,u.oor tbo d,fr,rort rn,Js c,ry
;n,, dntant,ons r. ,assanaers-tbe connac-
,rl, Inf, fad
,'arlaI ;nstanno Far tb7is and aII othor
observation-disclosures tbnro vii ha nnhodv ~
,nn,;,Ia ~ ra,,oJ, ;r tLo rnads ara ,o ha I,r,
i.,,l,. s,,,,on,;s;n, 10 49,, ho,., ~ r',,,,
,,,..;n,,o,. dnno;n,od hv tbe Io,;sl,.rrn
and tnrr him aut ,yhanayar bo noglocts the
,mIJ;, ;ntorosts Wb,tover ia rho fn,nci,I
nn,nd;t;nr Of tho roods tbev bara du,ies tn
IN" nrhI;c ~ nerr,rm and should bn ~,
n,ir,5 IN ,,orfnr,, ,ber For this nurn,so
NO ,i,;,o IF df,,nm,ni.sioner ia nacess,rv ono
Nr No-riII or 81 .Iohnshnrv onn,s,d
thc mot;on Tho charters of the ro,,ds
,no;r orr ;n,orasta md ,be;r rsnptat;or are
ha,t,r secrr;,;as for tbs ssretv of Gfa and
nro,artv Than can hs had tI,rough the over.
XIX, nt'.n, rn,n,,;ss;opor nv ary "A;
.,.,ns ;ntarfsron,,s hv snch an of;car would
d;,oo, rorsonai re.,os;h;I
;tv at Observation-Disclosures rn and thew woald not
a!h !h;, + :. WY "0
'uDn'' Wn " ~ eu,,.,o,a ho, ox,;nod ,ho
WI No.oy " no.. .'alu n"u 't.... '"e
.eP'iV VI tne o1'iiiiss'euIi NE. e suo'.0u y
teruay'anu couiu not hhu anything worth
the thousand ooiiars Per hhnum saiary, anu
notn!he near H. All Tue lac.s coulu as
, well nave come from we roaus " lue aunt
or ana De puoiisneu py him' thus saving
the commissioner saiarY
MI oimsteau Oh Driuport eaiu the Leg 8
'''uio e"ou'u i'eov 'n1 u'nioui'N' VI N'''-
I ROAD management py law Without tue ih-
terNcntion o' commissioner iea'i"g every
indivlIual interest TO use iesal remedy
. MI peahe oi CaVehulsn siiu that we nave
. been GraVely toid tAat the llVes ana proper
~ OF the otato hanS on TINS httle oHl'o OF
Railroad commissioner, put he was unable
to see how
Mr.. u conpiimen'cd the commissioner
. Tor the manner 0i the performance ot ms
y duty while he denied tue necessity OF tn'
olhce, ana that there Is any puolc Deheh
: achieved TO warrant the expense
> Mr.. "eOoer oi hochester was aware una
= corporations are not iona oil oeing watched
: BANK are Jealous yet they sometimes nee.