OF THE

GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL

OF THE

STATE OF VERMONT.

VOLUME V.

EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE

BY E. P. WALTON.

MONTPELIER:

STEAM PRESS OF J. & J. M. POLAND.

1877.

CONTENTS OF VOLUME V.

I. PORTRAIT of Gov. JONAS GALUSHA, frontispiece.

II. RECORD of the GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL, Twenty-

Eighth Council, Oct. 1804 to Oct. 1805..

Twenty-Ninth Council, Oct. 1805 to Oct. 1806..

Thirtieth Council, Oct. 1806 to Oct. 18Q7...

Thirty-First Council, Oct. 1807 to Oct. 1808...

Thirty-Second Council, Oct. 1808 to Oct. 1809

Thirty-Third Council, Oct. 1809 to Oct. 1810..

Thirty-Fourth Council, Oct. 1810 to Oct. 1811..

Thirty-Fifth Council, Oct. 1811 to Oct. 1812.

Thirty-Sixth Council, Oct. 1812 to Oct. 1813..

III. APPENDIX A.-GOVERNOR'S SPEECHES TO THE GEN-

ERAL ASSEMBLY, 1804 to 1812.

1-55

56-99

.100-146

.147-185

186-237

238-278

279-313

314-343

.344-386

..387-411

Of Gov. TICHENOR in 1804, 387-extract from reply thereto,

388; in 1805, 389-reply referred to, 391; in 1806, 391-

reply referred to, 393; in 1808, 396-extract from the

reply, &c., 398. Of Gov. ISRAEL SMITH in 1807, 393-

reply referred to, 396. Of Gov. GALUSHA in 1810, 402-

reply referred to, 405; in 1811, 405—reply referred to,

408; in 1812, 408 - reply referred to, 411.

IV. APPENDIX B.-AMENDMENTS TO THE FEDERAL CON-

STITUTION

.412-422

Proposition to exclude slaves in the apportionment of Rep-

resentatives in Congress, 412. To prevent the importa-

tion of Slaves, 415. To limit the jurisdiction of Federal

Courts, 416. For removal from office of Judges of the

Federal Courts, 418. For removal from office of United

States Senators, 420. To limit the power of Congress

as to acts of Embargo, 420. For a tribunal to determine

disputes between the General and State Governments,

421. To prevent the acceptance of office from foreign

Governments by citizens of the United States, 421.

V. APPENDIX C.-STATE CAPITALS, and STATE-HOUSES...423-442

Places of sitting of the General Assembly and of the Gov-

ernor and Council at special sessions, from 1778 until

1808, 423-4; Rutland and Windsor State Capitals under

the act of 1791, 423-4; Montpelier the State Capital sub-

sequent to 1807, 424-427; act making it the permanent

Capital, 427; proposed removal from, 431-434; the first

State-House at Montpelier, history, description, and en-

graving of, 427-431; the second State-House at Mont-

pelier, history, description, and plate of, 434-439-destruc-

tion of, 439-engraving of the ruins facing page 442; the

third State-House at Montpelier, history and engraving

of, 440-442.

VI. APPENDIX D.-THE VERMONT STATE BANK, 1806 to

1812...

..443-451

Demand for private banks rejected, 443; act establishing a

State Bank, 444; history of, 446-451; act to close the

Bank, 449.