Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-20

each oil the other States. have caused TO be
transmitted to the executive authorities OF
the several States part Of the volumes Of
the Vermont Repons, and solicited an ex-
change. The favor will doubtless be recip-
rocated whenever their Legislatures shall
be 10 session.
During the recess OF the Legislature.
have received communications from several
of our sister States. which will be laid be-
fore you at an early day.
II became my duty. by an act Of the last
session OF the General Assembly TO appoint
some suitable person. 10 superintend the COM
pletion Of the State House. In compliance
herewith. appointed A. b. Young, Esq.
who had been employed rs architect from
the commencement OF the building. whose
report, when received. will be communicated
TO the General Assembly. II may be
thought necessary to retain Mr. Young the
whole. or part OF the next session. to COM
pleie the building and its enclosures. and to
carry out and perfect the original design
The building when thus completed. will
prove source OF lasting credit to the taste
and skill of the architect, and be highly
crediiable TO our State.
would respectfully refer you to my an
nual message 10 the last Legislature, for some
suggestions which are deemed highly i'm
poriant to the prosperity and usefulness Of
our common schools; they are the medium
through which we reach the minds. and
form the morals ofihe rising generation
Vernon, has been liberal In providing the
pecuniary means for the advancement Of the
interests OF education; and il is due to our
selves and to posterity. that wise and eff
Client application OF those means should be
made.
Other subjects may be presented for your
demanding Legislative action
Con6ding in your wisdom and prudence,
i can promise n cordial cooperation, in
whatever may tend to promote the prosperity
of our state. or add TO the security and hap
piness of its citizens Convinced, as | am,
tnai in government. depending upon the
moral power OF the people. the best claim to
support, is insured. BY a faithful perfor-
nance Of duty. take this occasion to express
to nay fcllow-cilizens, through you. the deep
sense entertained. OF the importance Of the
trust committed to me. and 10 tender to them
my grateful and respectful acknowledgements.
for their repeated kindness and partiality.
SlLAS Fl. JENISON.
Montpelier. Oct Is. 1887.
SATURDAY. Oct H.
SENATE. Resolution. BY MIR Phelps Of
Windsor. instructing the Committee on Ag-
ricuture TO enquire into the expediency Of
granting bounty on the raising of wheat
Passed. and referred to Committee on Az.
ricuhure.
Petiiions-By MIR Young. of the inhab-
i,auis Of Wesi6eld on the sale OF ardent
spirits; BY MIR Rauney. of the inhabitants
Of Townshend, same subject; by Mr. Por-
ter OF 3l0 ladies OF Springfield, also OF the
male inhabitants Of Springfield. same sub
ject; by Mr. Swift. Of the inhabitants of
Bennington, same subject Severally re-
ferred TO the select Committee on Temper.
ance memorials.
Biils-By MIR Cobb. repeating an oct re-
la,ing to Bank Commissioners and Bank
Inspectors Read first and second times
and referred TO Committee on Banks; BY MIR
Van sickiin. in addition TO an act regulating
Town Meetings. Read the FIRST and second
times. and referred TO the Committee on The
Judiciary
Sedaie adjourned
HousE. The Chair announcedthe stand
ing Committees.
The Senate came in and the joint Assem-.
bly, proceeded 10 ballot Tor State Treasurer
Senator ingalls, nominsied Charles r.
Cleayes, Senator Phelps of Windsor CO.
nominated Norman Williams, and MIR Brown
OF Worcester. nominated Augustine Clark
lst I'd Sd 4,h 9Th
Charles II Cleaves 1903 LOG lot los ITO
Augustine Clarke 81 81 10 SO 35
Norman Williams SO 81 63 SO los
Allen Wardener 1 2 Q
Charles Williams 1
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249 Isl 25l $50 25I
- Ga ballot 7h ballot
Norman Williams lis l25
G r Cleayes III IO7
Augustine Clarke II IA
Alien Wardner
PSI PAT
Whereupon Norman Williams. ESQ. was
declared duly elected
The joint assembly proceeded to the ap.
poih'inent Oh county officers.
RUTLAND equity.
VIM. c. Kiitredge. ! Assistant
Nathan I Sprague, Justices
Ira Parsons. Sheriff.
Alexander w Reed, High BaiiE
Solomon Foote, States Attorney.
WIN Hall, Judge of Probate for The Dis
irict Of Rutland