Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-10-26

tCoaden.ed from the State Journ.ll


On Finance, Hammond, Steele, Van
Sicklan.
On Judiciary, Briggs, Hcbard, HubbeI.
On Claims, Pierpoint, Converse, Howe
On Education, Sheldon, Watson, Bell
On Agriculture, Palmer, Keys, Grandy.
On Manufactures, Henry, Waterman,
Miller.
On Elections, White, Gates, Barnes.
On Rules, Briggs, White, Merrill
On Military Affairs, Phelps, Merrill,
Tenney.
On Roads and Canals, Young, Ranney,
Kinsman.
On Banks, Porer, White, Howe.
On Land Tax. Smile, Beckwth, Gates
COMMITTEE TO REPORT JOINT RULES.
Tracy and Foot, on the part Of the
House; Pierpoint and Porter, on the part
Of the Senate.
HousE.-The Chair announcedthe ap-
pointment of the following Committees
TO canvass votes for members ofCongress
First Dstrict.-Sergeant, Field of Will
minSton, Morgan, Pierce, Wood
Second DiStrict--Conant, Brewster,
Ben#n, Smith of Monkton, May.
Third District. Marcy, Partridge,
Fullerton, Stcbbins, Hatch.
Fourth Distritt.-Sawver, Miles, Beach,
JudSon, Dee.
Fifth DiStrict.--DrWey, Fairbanks,
Putnam, Hall Of Groton, and Scott
OoCommittee to report rules for th> House.
Smith of6t. Adams, Tracy and Foot.
On Committee to report on unfinished
business.-Hale, Chapman, and Adams of
GrlnI Isle
The Senate came in, and both Houses
proceeded in Joint committee to elect judy
cs Of the Supreme Court
Senator Pierpoint nominated Hon.
Charles X. Williams for Chief Justice
whereupon he was elected unanimously.
Senator Howe nominated as LIST AsSiS-
tant Justice, Hon. Stephen Royce, where
upon he was un1nimouSlY elected.
Mr.. Howe nominated Hon Samuel S.
Phel ps, as I'd Assistant Justice, AMI he
was unanimously elected.
Mr.. Peck nominated Hon Jacob Col
lamer as Sd Ass SAINT Justice, whercrpOn
Senator Hebard, nominated Hon l. +
: RedheId as 4th Assistant Justice, and he
! was a $50 unanimously elected.
A memorial was read from sundry in
! hablants Of Thtttopd, against granting
| licences for the sale Of Ardent Spirits
Referred TO a Sc ect committee Of ia, ont
from each county.
Mr.. Foot Introduced a resolution tina
the Senate have the same power that the
Council former. y had to elect Librarian
Adopted.
For AsSis:ln. Clerk, on balloting tht
vote stood as ioiiows J. L. Buck, III
D. p. Thompson 90, Scattering /.
Mr.. Whitney introduced a report of th
Trustees of the Asylum for the Insane
and after some discussion it was referre,
10 select committee Of three.
Mr.. Eaton introduced bill 20 incorpo
rate the EnosbuIgh Beet Root Suga
Manufactory, which was referc "a to CON
mittee on manufactures.
2 CLOCK, P. II.
HoUsE,-Committee on the report {
the Asylum for the Insane, Whitney
Needham Of Bristol, and Fairbanks.
The memorial of Laban Jones an
others against licensing the sale Of arder
spirits, was received and referred TO tn
committee Of fourteen appointed in tn
forenoon. A report to the same efe(
was read from the inhabitants OF Brown
ington and another from the inhabitants {
PuIney, and referred to the same Con
mlttee.
MONDAY, Oct. II.
SENATE.-RssoLutionS. By Mr.. Whit
that committee Of one Senator from eat
congressional district, to join from tn
house, be appointed to canvass the vote
, for Members of Congress.
Mr.. Pierpont offered an amendm>l
which was accepted by Mr.. w. The r
solution passed.
Committee to canvass the votes for Men
bers of Congress-lst District, Mr. Whit
I'd Mr.. Hammond, Sd Mr.. Phel ps, a
u Mr.. Van Sicklin, 5th Mr.. Waterman.
; Mr. Converse introduced bill, maxim
habItual drunkenness, among the Offence
% good cause with the Judges Of the s.
Preme Court for granting bills Of divogc
Referred to the committee on the Judiciar
The bill, introduced by Mr.. Porter, j.
cooperating the Black River Card comp
ny, authorizing joint stock Of 5000
, for the purposes Of the company in Il
manufacture of machine and hand card
was read and referred to the committee {
y manufactures.
HousE,-Prayer by Mr.. Kellogg
4 The ehgrossed bill. directing the mode
eiectlng q. S. Senator'S, was read The thu
time and passed.
Q On motion of MIR. Foot, the several 81
Jects OF the Governors Message were r
ferreI to the appropriate committees; Il
= portion relative to tie surplus was refe
red to select committee Of one from eae
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