Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-10-18

MADE the order ofthe day Tor Moncny morn
ing next agreed to.
Petitions -OfJabez Bennett and others
and VIM. Hall and others, for commuiu.
tation Of punishment Of Henry Dana, refer.
red to select committee ofthree
Hayward called up the resolution from
the Senate fixing The time for county conven.
lions and appointments; Mr. Hodges moved
10 amend so as 20 fix upon Saturday after.
noon at o'clock for county conventions and
Monday morning next, at 10 o'clock to elect
county officers amendment adopted and the
resolution passed.
A communication was received from the
Governor. announcing the appointment Of
Geo. b. Manser, Esq. Secretary OF Civil and
Military Affairs. and informing the House
that the annual Executive Message would
be transmitted at TO- o'clock, TO morrow
morning.
FRIDAY, 2 o'clock, r. NJ
Senate.--A communication was received
from the Governor, announcing his accep.
lance ofthe Office OF Governor, the appoint.
ment Of Gro b. MANsER, Secretary OF civil
and military affairs, and informing the Sem
ate that he would communicate his annual
Message at 10 o'clock to morrow morning.
Resolution returned from the house, pro.
posing so to amend that the days for county
nominations and appointments, read Satur-
day and Monday, instead Of Friday and Sat
urday, in which the Senate concurred.
On motion Of Mr. Noble. the Senate pro.
ceeded TO the appointment OF standing Com.
miltees as follows:
On Ar Judiciary-Messrs. Tracy, Rob.
inson and Converse.
On Ciaims.-Messrs. Cobb. Chandler and
Foster.
On Education -Messrs Swift. Edison and
Eaton.
On Agriculture Mcssrs. Noble, fioyt
and Jenness.
On Manufactures Messrs. Bowen, fIar-
vey and Waterman.
On Eisefions-Messss kmndgc. Jones
and Curtiss.
On Military A6airs-Messrs. Lawrence.
Townsley and Burgess
On Roads and Canals --.Messrs Good.
win, Simonds and Jenness.
On Banks-Messrs McNlllan. kiuredge
and Cuuiss.
On Land T'axes- Messrs Marsh. He
menway and Holmes.
House. --Resoiutioas. By Mr. Miner. fix.
ing on Tuesday afternoon next for the elec-
ton OF Commissioners oflhe Drafand Dumb,
and Superintendent Of the Vermont State
Prison-adopted
MIR Partridge offered resolution and a
preamble setting forth that Vernon, had
never received the proportion Of money up.
propriated BY Congress Tor internal improve.
ments. and instruciing our delegation 10
Congress TO urge a law to refund TO this
state such sums as shall amount to our full
Mr. Z. then explained at length the OBJ
jects Of the resolution. stating that the pro.
portion belonging to Vermont would be
about 100000. if fair distribution OF the
sums appropriated BY Congress for Internal
Improvements were made; when after some
discussion between Messrs. Fairbanks and
Fullam who would take time on the subjcrt
and Messrs. Parridgea and Brown opposing.
the resolution was adopted. yeas 2i2 nays
II.
Mr. Gowdy offered a resolution ins,ructing
our delegation in Congress to urge a Law
providing for distribution among the states,
of:he proceeds Of the sales Of public lands
which was referred to a select Committee.
SATURDAY. Oct IL, 1889.
Senate. Committee oa Temperance Ne.
MORALS. Messrs. kinridge. Swift. McMil.
Ian. Eaton and Cobb.
Resolutions. BY Mr. Robinson, in rela-
ton to Banks. read and passed from the
House. designating Tuesday next for the
election ofcommissioners Of Deaf and Dumb.
Superintendent Of the W. States Prison, and
tor the election Of Judges Of the Supreme
Court. in which the Senate resolved to con.
cur relating to internal improvements read
and referred to committee on claims.
The Governor communicated. By his Sec.
Rotary. the annual message, which was read.
and on a resolution. by Mr. Swift, the Sccre.
taIy was ordered to procure the printing OF
three hundred copies for the use Of the SEN
ators.
SATURDAY. Oct. H.
House.-Mr Warner Of Newhaven called
up the temperance memorial this morning
presented. and moved It's reference together
with the others on the same subject. 10 a Sc.
ieet committee Of one from each county :;
agreed to.
MIR Manser. Secretary oil Civil and Militia
~ Affairs. presented the message OF the Gov.
ernor which was read.
On motion OF Mr. Bard. 500 copies Of the
message were ordered to be printed.
The Chair announced the following selec,