Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-20

of the House of Representatives
f. N BRIGGS President pro tenn
ofthe Senate.
November II, 1886
Approved, s. II. JENIsoN.
5I.-An Act in addition entitled can act directing the
mode appointing Electors Of President and VicePresdt Of
the United States"
SEC. l. IL is hereby enacted by the General assen5ly of
the tate Of Vermon, follows:
SEC. /. The Clelk Of the House of Representatives
is hereby required and directed provide box for
cevng the ballots of the voters for electors of President
and Vice President Of the United States, hereinafter
specified at the court house in Montpee the second
Tuesday of November in the year one thousand eight
and thirty six and shall open the same to receive the said
ballots at O'Clock in the afternoon of said day, and
close the same at three o'clock afternoon.
SIC. 2. The said clerk shall at the time aud place
aforesaid receive the ballots OF the governor lieutenant
governor, secretary OF civil and military affairs state
treasurer secretary Of state auditor of accounts against
the state, librarian, reporters OF the two houses and Of
the members Of the General Assembly, and of the
officers of the two houses, who legal voters for cleo
tors Of President and Vice President of the United States
and shall take list Of the voters who shall give in their
ballots and at the expiration of the time of baottng as
aforesaid shall sort and count the ballots so received
and make certificate thereof certifying the number OF
votes given for each candidate, record of which he shall
to be made in the Office of the secretary Of state
which certificate signed and sealed up by the said clerk
he shall deliver to the county clerk for the county of
Washingon within two days after the said second Tues
day Of November in the year thousand eight hundred
and thrtysx and the several county clerks shall
ceive sort and count the votes taken and certified
aforesaid, in the same manner provided by the act to
which this is addition.
SEC 8. The provisions of the act which this is an
addition, shall, in all respects be far observed
not inconsistent with the provisions of this act.
PrOvded also, That this act shall be in force from the
passing Of the same.
CARLOS COOLIDGE Speaker
! of the House of Representatives.
d. Nj. CAMP, President ofthe Senate.
November 3, 1886.
! Approved, 5. H. JENIsON.
5aAn Act in addition act dividing Tie State into Districts
for the eecng Of Representatives the Congress of the United
Der 5, 1882.
SEC. l. is hereby enacted By the General assembly Of
The Stae Of Vem0n That the secretary OF the Senate is
hereby required and directed to provide box for recer
ing the ballots of the for Representative to Con-
gress in the third Congressional district, hereinafter spc
Gifted, at the court house in Montpelier, on the second
Tuesday OF November in the year Of our Lord thou
sand eight hundred and thys and shall open the
to receive the said ballots at of the clock in the a
tenoon of said day and close the three OF the
clock in the afternoon
e SEC g. is hereby further enacted, That the said
IS rotary shall the time and place aforesaid receive the
ballots of the auditor of accounts members of the Senate
and House Of Representatives who legal in the
It third Congressional district and such of the secretaries
and officers Of both houses legal aforesaid,
and shall take list Of the voters who shall give in their
ballots and the expiration of the time for balloting
aforesaid shall sort and count the ballots received and
make certificate thereof certifying the number Of votes
given for each candidate record of which he shall
to be made in the secretary of states office, which ceri
hcate signed and sealed by the said secretary OF the
If Senate, he shall deliver to the county clerk for the
y Of Orange within four days after the sail second Tues
day OF November in the year of our Lord thousand
eight hundred and thry-sx and the said county clerk
IS shall receive and the taken and
l. tilted aforesaid in the manner provided by the
&c act to which this is in addition.
IS Sec. hi hereby further enacted That the provisions
Of the act which this is in addition shall in all respects
be far observed, not Inconsistent with the pro-
visions Of this act.
It Propided ao That i5 act shall be in force from and
s after the passing of the
J., CARLOS COOLIDGE, Speaker
i ofthe House Of Representatives.
e d. NJ. CAMP, President Of the Senate.
November 7, 1886
Approved, 6. u JENlSON.
RESOLUTEGNG.
SO
ResOlccdb The General assembly Of he Slate Of Vcrmont
That neither Congress the State Governments have
any constitutional right to abrdge the free expression of
opinions the Transmission of them through the public
x mail.
Resolped That Congress do possess the power to abo