Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-22

luNnUrNs
Committee.
The Chair announced the Committee.
On Elections.
Mr.. Marsh Of Brandon,
White Of Washington,
steele NJ Whitiugh1m,
prindc Of Waitshed,
Bacon n Sunderland,
Crane Of Huntington,
Royce Of Rchf1rd
Joint regoitaiop.By Mr.. Bascom, that application
for changes Of uumcs constituting persons hcirsat-
law of certain other persons be received this session.
Tho resolution was opposed by Mcssrs Billings Marsh,
and Randall Of RoSbury, the ground that the law
subjected applicants to some trouble and expense, which
is saved by application TO the Legislature Supported
by Mcssrs. Woodbridge and Omstoad because there is
remedy provided 10y law to meet these wants, and that
the people should resort to that remedy and not put the
State 10 trouble and expense.
Mr. iebard Of Chelsea had no feeling wish upon
the subject He thought the resolution would operate
like rule, aud the House had already adopted rule
which required any additional rules offered TO lie over
day for consideration On his motion the resolution
was ordered to Tie on the table.
The Governors Annual Message received through
W. J.. Davis, Secretary Of Civil and Military Affairs at
the time appointed, and read by The Clerk
On motion of Mr. Deanc, the Message was then laid
upon the table, and three thousand copies ordered Co be
printed for the u,g Of thc Lcgisla'gTe. .
iTJERNOON
SENATE
ResoitfioH-By Senator Cutendcu, that when the
Senate adjourn, It De to meet on Monday morning next
at eleven O'Clock AM adopted.
On motion Of Senator Chtenden, the Senate adj.
Itll. Sc
Rcsohsfioa-By Mr. Marsh Of Brandon. that SO much
" the Governors Message relates 90 Slavery and the
bred Scott decision and the action Of Che General Gov
crnmcnt be- referred 20 a Select Committee Of seven
members of the House adopted
Hy Mr. Mack OF Leicester. that Che Railroad Commits
soncr DC requested TO report forthwith 60 this House
whether, in bis Judgment, the connections between the
Burlington Rutland and the Vermont Central Rail
roads might De altered in such manner better 90
occommoda'e Che people Of this states and mere be
any nul n The NATTER where the fault is Also that
he De further directed 20 take such immediate measures
TO- improve such connections as may be practicable
Mr. Hobard Of Chelsea said, that unless some gentle
man knows of business prepared that he acted up
ON This afternoons he would move that the House ad-
ioum
The question being taken Che House adjourned tll
Monday morning ut o'clock
The Chair appointed os Select Committee state
House expenditure. Mess Sloane of Caycndish Merrill
of ST. Iohushury. Scrs of Bennington, Plat of Culghcs
Ter, Richardson Of Wc,tfed
saNATE.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
,Ioiu R;soinjons-By Senator Butler, that the two
Houses meet in Joint Assembly Wednesday morning
next ~ no o'clock TO elect Secretary " State, Ser
gcautn Arms. Auditor Of Accounts. Superintendent Of
State Prison. three Directors State Prison. Commission
or of tlc Insane, Bank Commissioners, Railroad Conn
missioner, Adunut and Inspector General Quarter
Master General. and Judge Advocate General, for the
ny Senator RAYMOND. that Che two Houses meet in
Joint Assembly O'Clock, Tuesday T. NJ to hear the
port Of hc cau,assng committees appointed 10 canvass
the votes for County and Probate officers and for Nom
bers 0fCongrc,s
On motion Ex-senator Eycrts, was ordered to lie
the table.
Rvoptms.-By Senator Clarke that so much Of the
Governor, message relates attachments be referred
to the Judiciary Committee adopted.
hv Senator Wilson, that SO much OF the Governors
message relates 90 Banks Doe reiorcd TO the committee
on Naukst adopted.
B0, iafrod,rrd qnd rcfc,ycd-By Senator Eycrts,
rcpcaul act 800 addition TO act ion relation 20 Savings
B1nls. approved 1857 to committee ON Banks.
y Senator Nicholson. in relation 20 Justice Of Peace