Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-28

Rufus Hutchinson, High Bailiff
Simeon Short, Judge Of Probate for the
district Of Bradford
VIM. Hebard, Judge Of Probate for the
district Of Randolph.
Lement Bacon. Jason Steele, John w.
Smih. Jail commissioners.
Washing ton County.
nomination In the regular order was
presented as follows:
Horace HOLSTER, Joseph Sawyer, Asst
Justices; John Starkweather, Sheriff
Homer w. Heaton, States Attorney;
Daniel p. Thompson, Judge OF Probate;
levi Smith. High Bailiff; Thos. Need
ham, Silas G French, Wooster Sprague,
Jail commissioners.
Another paper was presented, signed
bv nine members of the House from the
county, setting forth that the preceding
nomination was made by the vote OF ".
! w. Butler, member Of the Senate, and q
| resident of the county of Lamoille. who IS
| not. in their opinion, entitled TO vote IN
/ convention for the county of Washington
and they therefore nominated the follow
ing persons to the joint assembly; John
ISpalding, Orson Skinner, Assistant Justlc-
es: Isaiah Silver, Sheriff james Pltkin
i High Bailiff; John L. Buck, States At
Itorney George Worthington. Judge O
j Probate; Joseph Howes, VIM. 5. Clark,
i Zenas Wood. Jail Commissioners. .
| Mr.. Chandler of w. offered resolu'
ltion to test the opinion of the joint assem-
lblv, declaring, in substance, that O W
4 Butler. on account of his residence IN the
Icounty of Lamoille, is not entitled to :
i vote in the convention for the county Q
4 Washington. Supported by Messrs Chan
ldler of w. Miner of the Senate, Fullam
/ Sabin and Cuts, opposed by Messrs. Buck
master, Butler Of the Senate, Villas, Rice
of Somerset, and Smile. and the joint as
/ sembly adjourned to half past O'Clock
this afternoon House adjourned
Oct. 90, p. NJ
i The House resumed the consideration
of the bill 10 raise jurors fees, when afte
. considerable further debate between Messr'
Eaton of Washington county and Paine
: in support ofthe bill, and Messrs. Butler
Il Chapman, Bottum and Townsley agains
|, it, the same was rejected.
J Mr.. Townsley introduced bill to re
, peal part of the first section Of chapte
j Is revised statutes, read twice and refer
red to military committee.
q The judiciary committee on the Tesolu
ton for preventing the sale of bank char
tiers, reported, that bank charters could no
j be sold but by the sale of the stock, an
D Though evils of this kind may have exist
5 ed, they know of no way to reach them.
Il A bill was received from the House t
Y incorporate the Readsboro' manufacturin
/, company-Iea twice and referred 10 CON
# mittee on manufactures.
J. "A joint resolution was sent from tn
:, House for appointing joint committee
i examine the library, when Messrs. Eato
Y off Butler and Miner were appointed {
said committee on the part of the Senat
Mr.. Marsh, for land tax committee, r
r ported in favor of the House bill taxin
Troy, and the same was read and passe
Of Adjourned.
Tuesday, Oct. 90, p. M.
le HoUsE.-The Speaker appointed Mess
10 Carpenter of Orange, Warren and Kin
lie man on the joint committee to examir
is the State Library.
Of The bill TO pay Silas Wright $50, fl
y killing wolf, was ordered to a third rea
N ing.
10 The Senate came in, and the Joint a
ID sembiy resumed consideration Of the re
st olution relative to the right of Mr.. Bull,
d to vote in Washington county conventio
q. The resolution was supported by Messr
m Dana of the Senate, Warner of New FL
n ven, and Coolidge; opposed by Messr
Of Villas, Smile, Buckmaster, Eaton, (Sen
y, tory of Washington county. and adopte
I'd ayes 178, noes 81. Mr.. Butler of Il
as Senate being excused from voting.
IS, The subject of nominations for Was
Id ington county was then left for further a
d. ton by the Washington county conve
n ton.
o The following appointments we
d. made:
OF Orleans County.
/; 5 1oias B sa'eil' Asst Justices.
al Merrill Williams, Greensboro, Sheri
Chester Carpenter, High Bailiff.
n Samuel Sumner, States Attorney.
! Geo. Nye, Judge of Probate.
$ Geo. Worlhington. Bella 7. Jones, Lul
Spencer, Jail commissioners.
Grand Isle County
Calvin Fletcher, 49, 1.
Joseph NJ. Mott, Asst 'us'iceS-
Gary Whitney, Sheriff.
Pardon Duel, High Bailiff.
Frederic Hazen, States Attorney.
tie Joel Allen, Judge of Probate.
VIM. Il. Russell. Eliku Parks, Jes
o. Hazen, Jail commissioners.
g. L. Knapp, Esq. Secretary of Sta
NJ, (C. L, Knapp. l66, J. t. Marston. 4
Charles Davis 9. John L. Buck 2, f.