Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-07


of Ways and Means. iii passes it will
quietly take the place of the other, and |
the unsparing pursuers of Gov. Fairbanks
will find themselves sold for "a mess of
pottage.'
So much, in main, is the work of the .
Legislature in the forenoon. | mean their
reported work. But they voted not to
have their journal report the whole of
their proceedings, Mr. Myers, of ia
maica, tall, STOPPING, grey-bearded John
OF Gaunt, who has good deal to say,
and takes long time to say it in, and
who has been always particularly ram
pant on the subject of adjournment, bat
Ting it fercely week after week, be-
thought himself this morning to retire |
from the busy scenes Of the Capital to the |
bosom of his family. The result was
that Mr.. Noyes introduced long where
as, setting forth the facts of the case, and |
appended to it short Therefore, resell !
we'd ordering the Sergeant-at-Arms to
seek and bring back the truant Several
thereby, among which that of Hugh Hen
ry of Chester. presented with his usual
clearness the most foul and unnatural
course of Old Jamaica, as they call him.
believe it was finally decided to dismiss
the resolution on account of its being his
first offence. I'm glad I'm not the one to
oppose the wrath Of Mr.. Myers when he
returns, and, by the way, would humbly
advise the member from Chester to let
old Jamaica" alone, or he'll shortly
have him put in stocks Of greater dimen-
sions than the one he spends most of his
time now i'll.
The Senate spent the afternoon discus
sing bill providing for different sig
man at til, railroad crossings 20 shat the
railroad companies should be obliged to
put up only guide board, like that of
the crossings Of the highways, instead of
the usual kind that span the road
Messrs. Stewart and Woodbridge advoca-
ted the move. and several Senators oppo-
Sed it. Mr.. Stewart urged that it must
be Ian evil and adulterous generation"
that could want 50 large a sign Mr..
Wizards view was that the rail-riding
men were seeking after a >ign,' and that
no sign should be given them but the sign
of the Statute And no sign was given.
The questian of adjournment over till
Monday AZ 4o'clock came nm in order
;, n. Honsa ,h;s af,ar,,o, and alici,ad
considerable discussion pro ct con. After
/ various proposals to amend. the hour was
changed to ) o'clock, and finally passed.
/ So. instead of pretending to do bu-inc,,
! and doing it not, as they have don" tor
two consecutive. SATURDAYS and Mortlay,
/ baro tLa,, bo,.a oil oxcart . ..few I.,n-
| ,,aoI.,I b,,-to,,l- o,,3 or,i..,. L,cb.i,.,-'
r. ''''1
Vi US gone nome 10 get .heIii>eI'es an"
| their garment amended. The SENATE
adjourned to 0 clock on Monday, but
| doubt if a quorum will be present till the
/ train from the east come. in at a quarter
| hetnre 4ivr
prof Eo,.lor :. In..,,.;,,, Io,.,. bor...
,
| heTe' anu Ple"9'> "ie"' o' couI79' am
| sorry mat one OF me members OF lhc
! House. from Addison county. Is troubling
himself about your correspondent lot
! 1ino-" II !. generally understood that he
mean. no,h;n9 .cr;o,is J Cd.
Afor,,,eI;ar Nav y 1851
tntrop urp.In.LTGa, n;l,,;a Lrl I took
occ4.;on 70 sneak Of few DAYS AGO has a
r;,-aI ~ ~. .ls,oa,,, - ,(o ;45[.r,+ Iors
| 81 tl,.. assarohl,. 7, vaI dawn W. h., al.
! Iy,.l,h,,rr af ~. E;r.t pe,;r,.r,tf ,vbo ron
/ l,no,, i = GOOD Iau,.a,, ~ vii -. rn;I;tary
man. 1t is sad to be- better in many respects
than the product on OF the commissioners
They are both in the Senate and will doubt
less provoke good deal OF talk when either
comes up, for the fact that the other is in ex-
lsteuce will be an argument for the adyo
Gates OF the 0 her to urge why il should lie
nroRahle that DE- Powers will uron fine hill
| - 80 {ya.tl.,,-,, =, I,d,,.,,,} Iii h.. :;
favor Of Judge Benuctts production and they
two are generally on opposite sides They
have had some test cases when each ha
brought up his full force, but on this bill and
the Personal Liberty Bill they will have the