President of the Senate, resolution of thanks to, 96.

address in reply, 96.

R.

Ranney, W. R., and others, petition of, 53.

Report of Committee on Rules, 9.

to wait on Governor, 13.

of Committee of Elections, 23, 25.

on Joint Rules, 27.

of Auditor in Treasury on School Fund (see Appendix 4,) 32, 87.
on Treasury, (see Appendix 3.)

of Adjutant and Inspector General, (see Appendix 35,) 52, 78.
of Trustees of Vermont Asylum for the Insane, (Appendix 60.)
of Commissioner of the Deaf and Dumb, the Insane Poor, and the
Blind, (Appendix 69,) 52, 57, 59.

of select committee on the same, (Appendix 76,)

of Henry Stevens, on Revolutionary claims, (Appendix 5,) 56, 87.
of select committee on H. Stevens' Report, (Appendix 11.)

of Secretary of State and Clerk of House of Representatives (Ap-
pendix 12, 16,) 57, 58, 87.

of Secretary of Senate and Auditor of Accounts, (Appendix 14,)
61, 87.

of Auditor of Accounts, (Appendix 17.)

of Bank Committee and Bank Commissioner, (Appendix 70, 75,)

66.

relative to the Vermont Reports, (Appendix 29,) 68.

of Superintendent of State Prison, (Appendix 49,) 71.

of Committee on State Library, (Appendix 25,) 77.

on petition of S. Phelps and J. P. Ladd jr., (Appendix 32,) 78.

on resolutions from New Jersey on repudiation, (Appendix 22, 24.)

of select committee on on printing, (Appendix 21.)

of minority of Committee on bill relating to Rail-Roads, (Appen-

dix 27.)

Repudiation of State debts, resolutions, 31.

Resolution for joint assembly to hear report of Canvassing Committee, 6.
to furnish newspapers, 4.

for printing Legislative Directory, 6.

for joint assembly to elect Governor, Lieut. Governor, and
Treasurer, 8.

fixing time for county nominations and appointments, 8.

Resolution instructing Committee on Judiciary to inquire into the expedi-
ency of giving the Secretary the appointment of his As-
sistant, 13, 32.

for joint committee to report joint rules, 14.

fixing time for joint assembly to elect a Brigadier General, 1st
Brigade, 1st Division, 14, 15.

instructing Judiciary Committee to inquire into the expediency
of repealing act of last session relating to punishment of
capital crimes, 15.

instructing Committee on Judiciary to inquire into the expedi-
ency of passing an act regulating the assignment of
property, 15.

as to amending Chapter 28 of Revised Statutes in its provis-
ions for sale of property attached on mesne process, 15,
for election of Judges, 15.

as to modifying existing laws in relation to Common Schools,
15, 47.

referring that part of Governor's Message relating to punish-
ment of capital crimes, 23.

as to amending section 53 of Militia Law, 22.

affirming the right of Wallis Mott to seat in Senate, 23, 25.
referring the several subjects in Governor's Message, 24.
to raise select committee on Grand List, &c., 24, 59.
for joint assembly to elect Brig. Gen. 9th Brigade, 24.
instructing Vermont delegation in Congress in regard to Pen-
sion Laws, 25, 27.

to pay H. H. Reynolds his per diem and travel, 26.

relating to exemption of polls of field and staff officers, 27.
relative to authorizing town clerks to take acknowledgements
of deeds, 28, 32.

relative to preventing frauds in elections, 28.

for joint assembly to elect Auditor of Accounts, Auditor in the
Treasury, and Sergeant-at-Arms, 28.

relative to printing Legislative Directory, 29,

adopting Joint Rules for time being, 31.

for joint assembly to elect Brig. Gen. 2d Brigade, 34, 38.
for joint assembly to elect Brig. Gen. 6th Brigade, 34, 35.
authorizing Treasurer to draw books from State Library, 36,
for joint assembly to elect Superintendent and officers of State
Prison, 36, 60.

for joint assembly to elect Brig. Gen. 3d Brigade, 37,

Resolution instructing Commissioner of School Fund to delay the collec-
tion of certain notes, 38, 78.

to elect Judges of Supreme Court and Sec'y of State, 39,
relative to altering Chap. 28, Sec. 19, of Revised Statutes, 39.
raising committee to inquire into the condition of the State Li-
brary, 40, 41.

for adjournment sine die, 41, 50, 63, 71, 72, 75.

relative to 14th vol. of Vermont Reports, 41, 68.
relative to excessive interest, 42.

relative to per diem and mileage of Members of Congress, 37,
42.

relative to repealing Sec. 186 of Militia Act, 43.

relative to distribution of Vermont Reports, (see Appendix 29,)

46.

relating to slavery and the annexation of Texas, 47.

calling for copies of contracts with printers from the Sec'y of
State, Sec'y of Senate, and Clerk of House, 47.
instructing Committee on Military Affairs to report a bill re-
pealing the Militia Law, 48.

relating to Journals of Constitutional Convention, 49, 50.
directing Sec'y of State to deposite fifty copies of Journal of
last Constitutional Convention in State Library, 50.

for evening sessions of the Senate, 50.

calling on Auditor of Accounts to furnish to the Senate cer-
tain information relative to the Journals of the Senate and
House, (Appendix 17,) 53.

relating to Grand List, 53.

relative to reception of Col. R. M. Johnson, 57, 60.

for joint assembly to elect Reporter of Decisions of Supreme

Court, 60.

relating to altering Listing Law, 62.

relative to public Thanksgiving, 64, 70, 71.

from Massachusetts referred, 64.

for joint assembly to elect Judges of Supreme Court, 66.
for joint assembly to elect Bank Commissioner and Bank Com

mittee, 75.

from Georgia and Alabama, on persons of color and fugitives,
75, 76, 80.

relative to distribution of public documents, 80.

relative to west gate of State House yard, 84, 90.

Resolution relative to 16th Regiment of Militia, 84, 85.

of Georgia and Alabama, on repudiation, &c., 85, 90.
suspending the 13th joint rule, 85, 93, 95.

relative to the incurably insane, 86.

relative to papers collected by Henry Stevens, (Appendix 11,)

87, 90, 91.

relative to vouchers in Treasurer's Office, &c., 90, 91.

relative to repairing west wing of State House, 90, 91.

on repudiation, (Appendix 24,) 91.

relative to services of Militia at Plattsburgh, 93, 94.

relative to debentures of officers of Senate and House, 94,

relative to the Tariff, 94, 95.

relative to fine imposed on Gen. Jackson, 94, 95, 96,
of thanks to the President of the Senate, 96.

Reynolds, H. H., petition of, 8, 26.

resolution to pay, 26.

Rules of last session adopted for the time being, 6,

adopted for the session, 9.

Joint, report on, by Mr. Camp, (see Joint Rules,) 27,

S.

Sargeant, Newell, and Lucius H. Cathan, petition of, 29, 31, 48.

Senators, 5.

Slavery, &c., committee on, 27.

resolutions on, 47, 59, 73, 74, 85, 90,

resolutions of Massachusetts, 64.

Sowles, Wm. L., and others, memorial of, 7, 23, 25,

Spalding, Reuben, petition of, 17, 23.

Standing Committees elected, 13,

State Library, report of committee on, (Appendix 25,) 77,

Stevens, Henry, report of, (Appendix 7,) 56.

T.

Tariff and Public Lands, committee on, 27.

Texas, annexation of, &c., committee on, 27.

resolutions, 47, 59, 73, 74, 85.
of Massachusetts, 64.

Tray Conference Academy, petition of Trustees, 36, 45.

V.

Votes for members of Congress, Committee to canvass,

W.

Wentworth, A., jr., petition of, 61, 88.

Y.

Yeas and Nays on recommitting report on right of Wallis Mott to seat in
Senate, 25.

on passage of resolution on right of Wallis Mott to seat
in Senate, 26.

on adopting amendments proposed by the House to joint
rules, 29.

on question of receding from their disagreement with the
House on amendment to joint rules, 30.

on question of adhering to said disagreement, 32.
on amending resolution of House on joint rules, 34.
on adopting resolution of House to adopt joint rules, 34.
on third reading of S. 24, relating to Sheriffs' Sales, 49.
on passage of S. 20, constituting Board of Education, 51.
on amendment of charter of Champlain and Connecticut
River Rail-Road Company, subjecting it to the con-
trol of future Legislatures, 54.

on amendment of bill to incorporate Central Rail-Road
Company, 55.

on passage of said bill, 56.

on passage of H. 17, relating to sale of property on exe-
cution, 59.

on passage of S. 24, relating to Sheriffs' Sales, 61.

on amendment to S. 6, relating to capital punishment, 62.
on third reading of S. 15, relating to building and repair-
ing bridges, 63.

on third reading of S. 6, relating to capital punishment,
64.

on indefinite postponement of S. 9, providing for registry

of voters, 68.

on amendment of resolution to adjourn sine die, 72,