The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-11

Whole number Of vetos for Gen. Treas. 7lss
For John Steuse, ll43
Peter P. Remington. 1891
Scattering, -
MaiNfi,y for s:srpe. ilsi
~ ----s * Co.
On Thursday, MIR. TtIlinghast presen-
led meuoriai from Ezral Pollard, aud
John Shippee, of East Grsea&ich, elairn.
Ing the seats occupied by Silas Waoeer,
and Sloctm GODFREY, - fcprcseu1ati<es
from that town. onthc grppnd shay nm
illegal votes were givcr Kr The pEI<nrs
returned as elected.- Thcmemorial was
referred TO u select coinn.,tce consisting
of Messrs. Atw,ll, Simmons, and Titus,
who were empowered to send for persons
aud pupsrs.
The House then proceeded, TO the ap.
poi.,ment Of the usual standing commit.
tees.
The petitions Of Erasius F. Knowl,on.
for The Incorporation Of the traders Bank
l., Providence aud Of I homas Bush, and
others for the incorporation of,he Traders
Biak in Newport, was received and ro.,
ferred to the Committee o. Corporations.
Memorials from different parts of tho
State were presented monstrating a.
gaiast the passage OF the bill and resoI,,.
tlols Introduced by Mr.. B. Hazard, con.
cer.i..g th.' proceedings of aholiions.s.
Mr.. slazarJ presented Il bill in amend.
meat of an act, coicor!ing the repairs Of
Highways ia Newport.
Mr. Atwell presented bill giving tho
Supreme Judicial Court, Chlncery pow.
ors over trust estntrs, crea,el BY bill or
di,lsc, which wasAfe f :ed TO the Judici.
aIy Committee.
Mr.. r. U.zay5 ..naa up the bill intro.
d,.,d h.. ,.nli 1t The last session increas.
Is IN salaries the Judges of the Su.
yrcme Judicial Court, afler some discus.
SOU the bill was assigned for Friday NOR.
mag.
Mr.. Brayton presented bill appo,n.
ting WIN. SImous jun. State Printer, and
providing for the executing of the !~itl-
tiaR for the Stae.
Un Friday Mr.. Hazards bill was taken
up and debated and then laid on the table.
Yesterday morning, the two Houses
joined IN Grand Committee for tho cleo.
uon Of civil and military Officers. The
following are among the principal up.
poinimeDts :---
Justices Of the Supreme judicial Courf.
Job Durfec, chef; Levi Halle, and
WIN. X. Staples, associates reelected.
Justices Of the Courts of Common Pleas.
Newporl.-Joseph Joslln, chief; Syl.
vesler Clifford, Parker Hail., Russo /
Clarke, Abraham Barker.
Pro,idence.- Benjamin Coyeli, chief:
Jessco Howard, Josiah Weslcott, Samuel
Steerc, Daniel Howard.
Wasblngton.--William Marchant,
chief VIM. B. Bi'ven, Lewis Kinyon,j
Benz. Lawton, Israel Chapman.
keat.---Robert Hazard, chief: John
Wood, Wil'am Carder, William Green,
William +. Potter.
Brlstoi.-John Trott, chief Paul
Ware. Ephraim Clifford, Chris. Smith, ?
James Diman.
CLERKS ofMe Supreme Court.
Newport. Nathaniel Sweet.-Proyi.
dence, John s. Harris Bristol, Green.
wood Reynolds. Powell
Helme.
CIerhs 'f the Courts of Common Pleas.
Newport, George c. Shaw.--Provi.
dencc, Dexter Randall. il.-Bristol, Green.
wood Rey lolds.
Shcr!Gs of'Me sereral Counties.
Newport, Nichols sard'-provi
dencc, VIM. b. Mano.--W ashington,
Joseph Gavt.--Brislol, Nathan Bardine.
Kent, Ezekiel Whiford.
Public Notarics for Newport.
George Turner. George {. Mason,
VIM. q. Hammond, VIM. Ennis, A Abraham
Thurston, Nathaniel Sweet, VIM. M.'
Gllpin, Josiah Pc, khan.
Justices Of the Peace.
Newport.--George {. Mason, Benz.
CorlclI, WIN. Ennis, Nathaniel Sweet,
B. b. flowand, Abraham Thurston, Wm.
:. Crlnston, George &. Shtw, John B.
Atkinson, VIM. NJ. Glpm.
Portsmouth. ID. Greene, John
Cross, Law,on Taylor, Albert G. Cook.
D,Hicl Angel Vas elected 7,h Senator,
in place Of Isaac Wilkinson, declined.
EJwin Wilbur was elected Major.
Con ril ofihc Militia.
The Assembly were principally enga-
ged yesterday afer,oon in completing
The el'clion Of the civil and military Off
GERS, aud Ia receiving aud disposing of
private petitions.
Mr.. II Y. Crans'oi presented certain
r,s,u ions ir relation to the late Report
n the Secretary Of War, and the forify.
iIg Of Narrdgaoseit Bay. which after
log bate, were referred to Commit.
tee, to report ihercsa at the next session,
by vote of 81 TO "a.
Tho several petitions for new Bank
Charters, were postponed TO the next
session.