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Page 9
... of the General Government , to aid in removing the causes of embarrassment ,
and restoring confidence throughout the country . These expectations were
disappointed . The whole powers of the General Government appear to have
been ...
... of the General Government , to aid in removing the causes of embarrassment ,
and restoring confidence throughout the country . These expectations were
disappointed . The whole powers of the General Government appear to have
been ...
Page 13
There appears to be a total loss to the state of more than two - fifths of the whole
number . Those in the eastern part of the state were ordered to be collected and
repaired at Windsor , under the superintendence of Gen . Phelps , and those in ...
There appears to be a total loss to the state of more than two - fifths of the whole
number . Those in the eastern part of the state were ordered to be collected and
repaired at Windsor , under the superintendence of Gen . Phelps , and those in ...
Page 16
The proceedings of the Senate , except when acting as in Committee of the
Whole , einbracing the titles of bills and such parts thereof as may be affected by
proposed amendments , and also the names of Senators and the votes which
they ...
The proceedings of the Senate , except when acting as in Committee of the
Whole , einbracing the titles of bills and such parts thereof as may be affected by
proposed amendments , and also the names of Senators and the votes which
they ...
Page 17
On the demand of a Senator , public Bils , after a second reading , shall be
considered by the Senate as in comunittee of the whole . 23 . The final question
upon the second reading of every bill which originated in the Senate shall be "
Shall ...
On the demand of a Senator , public Bils , after a second reading , shall be
considered by the Senate as in comunittee of the whole . 23 . The final question
upon the second reading of every bill which originated in the Senate shall be "
Shall ...
Page 21
... the Auditor Report to the Legislature the whole amount of expenditure on the
State House and appendages since its commencement . Which was read and
passed . Mr . Hebard introduced by following resolution : Resolved , That so
much of ...
... the Auditor Report to the Legislature the whole amount of expenditure on the
State House and appendages since its commencement . Which was read and
passed . Mr . Hebard introduced by following resolution : Resolved , That so
much of ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Journal |
| Author | Vermont gen. assembly, senate |
| Published | 1839 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 31 Oct 2006 |
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