Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-12-13

Friday, December IS, 1889.

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;. n'.. ~ ,'.;,h h., nc ~. uan.s adjourned
~ H.. uonss he cIsrL nroceeded ~ cali The
~oll "a bsd go,. ~ ,bs names Of The New
.Isrs.r Msn,hsss r,ben some debate arose.
Tbe 3lsrL stated lint sets Of claimants an.
ar.J for t;v.. =, ,bs ssats from that State.
md hs accord,nol v nsked liberty 10 pass over
.fba;r names ,ntil he had completed the roll
g'b;s was ob;eciea 10 bv Mr. Maxwell, one OF
sbe New Jersey DELEGATION. who called for
ia rs.d;,., of their Certificates This was
,dons and !, annea red tba, The whole six ap.
men rcd there w;th reoolnr certificates signed
.hv,hs' covarnor of New Jersey. and impress
"a win ,bs Seal ~ that State MIR. Hoffman
commended thai the certificate alone gave
,r,.,,,h.r ,hs r;ob, n he called Mr. Halsted
.saa,har of,hs Ns,v Jersev Members. took
~ rro,,nd assnu,ed bv Mr Hnt1iman and ex.
.nrsssed h;s nerlect WILLINGNESS 10 be passed
avsr n he ! Iii Il the evidence Of The oppo.
s;nr cia;,nsn,s hors ,hs authentic Seal OF
Nsw Iarssv"' Otherwise he would not con.
ssn. - hay. her Jeoraded from the lis, of
o,ber s,a,es bu, he insisted nnon HAVING the
s,v;dence If The ;us,ice Of his claims &C.
lnowledoed nj once This debate was
shared by ssveral oan,lemen omono whom
,y.ra M.ssrs R;ddIs and Seroeant of penn.
svIvan;a and lasted nntilthe hour Of adjourn.
ment. without coming 10 any definite nrran.
rsnspt Every MANNER was present rxrent
RI Ksnnshall' from New Yoyk who was
sls,a;nsd :, home hv the alarming illness of
his w;fa
THE uos;,ion bere assumed bv The friends
of,be onnos;,;on Is Ina, he Members hayino
The rsr,; fco,rs from The Governor and Con.
iii If New Isrsev are entitled 10 their seats
and 10 vo,e un,il iha Hanss i dulv oruan;zed
and decides that thew have no soeb right.-
This IS = proposition thai few. with he law
of New Jersey before them. win be inclined
10 doubt Custom az 'eas' mas Always oeen
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0soaee oa .ne p'es'ous uay we'e asa,n Az,
them IL the state Of incertitudc as on the eve.
ming before What the final result may be
isdifficuI, 10 determine. The debates have
been gradually tineed with more and more
feeling on the mart Of the disputauts. and If
the matter does not end in open rapture. the
country NAV esteem itself fortunate. One
thing Is c,ear--we shall have no message
untiI,he House is properly organized We
shall be sorry to see the example OF the first
Session under the present Constitution fol.
lowed, when the Members of the House met
and adjourned for three weeks wilhou, com.
ing 10 an organization.
The same scenes were enacted on Wedn-
esday with aboutlhe same success as on the
two previous days, and the Members ADJOURN
ed without coming to any distinct understan-
ding. The Senate meets formally every day
only 20 ADJOURN.
ny 'nese oiincu''ies we nave oeeh KEPT out
~ 'ne message'
THURSDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Amer ,bs members ,rara callad 70 ordsr
the Clerl, announced thai M JInnrewoon
WAS entitled 10 he ]oor ~ no rose and nro.
nosed resolution embod,,;ng ,h., of Nj
W,sr and which had hseo wi,bdrswn
ra
mr.. uNi1Eh WOOD made long and
aole argument showing coneiusiveiy the
riSnt OF tue ceiuhcu'ea members 20 TAKE
tneir seeis' ana par'ieipaie IN Inc organiza-
uon Of the House. subject however TO being
subsequently rejected alter their claims
snouia oe examined oy the committee on
eiecuons. NAT. y. having concluded,
Messrs: RANDOLPH, OF N. J. and Mr..
DlCkERSON, one OF the administration
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