The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-12
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Isaac Pennock, of Wocott, presented his ere.
denas and was sworn.
resolution from the Senate assigning P
Mr. tomorrow for county Conventions, and 10 A,
M. Saturday for joint Assembly TO make county
appointments, was laid upon the table. The
chair announced the following committee on rules
Messrs. Dillingham;, Fuam, Chandler.
The Senate came in. and both Houses lin oint
assembly received the report of the canvassing
lcommittee as follows:
For Governor.
Silas H. Jenison 246ll, elected.
Nathan Smile 22,257
Scattering ID
Whole number 46902
For Licut. Governor.
David M. Camp 24609, elected.
0. c. Merrill 22,266
Scattering %
For Treasurer.
Henry F. James 24,520, elected.
Daniel Baldwin 22,271
Scattering IL
A resolution from the Senate for the printing Of
600 copies of the Legislative directory, was adop-
ted.
Mr.. Fisk of Wateryc, introduced resolution
for furnishing the members with one daily and
one week IS newspapers adopted Adjourned
FRIDAY, OcT IL, 1882
SENATE.
Met pursuant to adjournment, prayer by the
chaplain.
The President announced the appointment of
a committee on bills-Messrs. Jones and Hemen-
way.
Mr.. Pierpont oi,ahe committee on rules, re-
ported the rules Of the session, with proposed
amendments, after which amendments were made,
and the rules adopted.
Mr. Tracy called up the resolution relating to
the Windsor and Essex Banks, which was read,
and after remarks by Messrs. Perpoint and Ira
cy, was referred to the committee on Banks.
Mr. Kittredge called up the petition of certain
inhabitants Of Derby, relating to the sale of ardent
spirits, read, and referred 10 select commitee OF
FIVE, to be appointed by the chair.
On motion Of Mr., Kittrdge, the Senate Adj,
FRIDAY, OcT. II.
HOUSE,
PRAYER by Rev. E. Smith.
ReSolutionS-B Mr.. Brown, Of ST. Adams,
sundry resolutions requiring the Treasurer to re-
port the amount paid for the State House, and
from what funds, the amount, if any, now due;
the amount of debts due from the state, and at
what time incurred; the amount and situation of
the school fund-adopted unanimously. BY Mr..
Partridge, approving what is called the sub-reas-
ury scheme, embracing the specie clause and in
structing our delegation in Congress to sustain
the measure--laid upon the table. Mr.. Partridge
called up his resolution on banks introduced yes
lerday, and moved that it be made the order of
the day for Monday morning next; agreed TO.
By Mr.. Kellogg, for joint assembly at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning, to elect Secretary Of State;
laid on the table.
Pctitioms-Of Jabez Bennett and others, and
VIM. Hall and others, for communication of pun
ishment of Henry Dana, referred to a select COM
mittee of three. OF Geo. W. Bullock and 9TH
ers, to com. on Roads and Canals. Of Cam
bridge Artillery Company, referred to committee
on Military Affairs; of Dolly Hatch and others,
on slavery, TO select committee of FIVE.
On motion of Mr.. Miner, the House proceeded
to the election of Assistant Clerk. Mr.. Marth
nominated John l.. Buck, of Mortified, and Mr..
Partridge nominated G. G. Eastman, of Johnson.
The ballot Messrs. Sanborn and Chandler being
tellers, was taken as follows
MIR. Buck, III
Eastman, III
When john L. Buck, Esq, was declared cleo
ted and sworn
On motion of Mr.. Hayward, the House procee-
ded to the election Of Engrossing Clerk Mr.,
Hodges nominated Gel Billings, Esq. of Wood
stock, and Mr.. Partridge nominated L. P: Poland,
Esq. of Morristown. The ballot resulted thus,
the tellers being as in the previous ballot.
Mr.. Billings, JIG
Poland, III
Del l.. Billings,
When Gel Billings, Esq. was declared elected
and sworn.
Mr.. Hayward called up the resolution from the
Senate fixing the time for county conventions and
appointments: Mr.. Hodges moved to amend so as
to fix upon Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock for
county conventions and Monday morning next
at 10 o'clock to elect county officers; amendment
adopted and the resolution passed
A oo,r,oun;co,;on yuoe roco;yod froro tho CI1,.