Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-13

scattering, 40
1enison's majority over Dillingham;, io,7ss
For Lieut.. Governor,
David NJ Camp, 1896
Edward d. Barber, 22,470
RScaueripg. 81
Camps majority over Barber, 1896 |
For Treasurer,
Henry y. James, 33,H5
Daniel Baldwin, 22,554
Scattering. 90
James, majority over Baldwin, l0,s9l
The vote for the town Of Barre was not re-
srped. il was as follows for Governor, Jen-
Bon ITO, Dillingham;, 277.
The Speaker then announced the following
committees:
On Rules-messrs. Swift, Chandler of
Woodstock, Villas.
On Elections --messrs. Fullam, Baxter of
ar,on. Smith Of Putney, Tenney, Clcaveland
! Coventry, Mattocks. Jones of Richmond.
| The house adjourned.
Friday, Oct. 0.
SENATE. The journals Of yesterday
|ere read.
On motion of mr.. Miner the senate proceed
to the election of the following officers:
De Wit c. Clark, secretary Of the senate.
Bnel w. Smith, Chaplain.
On motion of mr.. Eaton of Franklin, tho
nate then proceeded to the election of the
anding committees, agreeably to the rules Of
e senate, which resulted in the choice Of the
blowing gentlemen:
On Finance--messrs Adams, Norton, Fletch-
On Tudiciary-messrs. Short, Wooster.
On Claims-messrs. Clark, Wheelock But
H.
On Education--messrs. Eaton Of Franklin
n Shoyt Dana
On Agricuirurc--messrs. Foster, Harvey,
Chipman.
On Manufactures--messrs. Waterman, Pal
Der, Gibson.
On Elections-messrs. Bates, Morse, Ea-
bn Of Washington Co.
On Military Afiairs-messrs. Crawford,
ark, Bemis.
On Roads and Canals-messrs. Bottom
lheailey, Russell.
eSDn Banks--messrs. Townsley, Swift, Marsh.
On Land TaIes-messrs. Marsh, Dean,
pwe.
communication was received from the
pveruor announcing the appointment Of Geo.
Manser, Esq. as secretary of civil and mil
Try affairs for the year ensuing and tina, the
nual executive message would be transmit
tomorrow at ten o'clock a.. m.
The senate adjourned.
Saturday, Oct. 10.
SENATE.--In accordance with previ-
is resolution Of the Senate, the chair appoint
the following committees:
On joint rules--messrs. Miner, Townsley
I'D Wooster.
To canvass votes for members Of Congress
Is, dist. mr. Miner.
ID. mr. Clark.
ID, mr. Palmer.
E4sl 9Th. mr. Adams
5lh. mr. Harvey
The annual executive message was receiv.
b, read, and on motion Of mr.. Foster 800 cop
j. were ordered to be printed.
mr. Miner, from the committee, reported
piles for the present session, which were adopt
The Senate came in, and the joint assem-
by made the following appointments:
Esses County.
s t.ss oo Clark, G Hs,sa'
Greenleaf Webb, Guildhall, Sheriff.
David Hubbard I'd, High Balif.
David Hubbard, Jr. States Attorney,
Royal Cutler, Judge OF Probate,
Timothy fairchild, John Dodge, Horace
Hubbard, Jail commissioners.
Rutland County.
1mn Howe. ! Assistant
badtah Noble, Justices.
Solomon Foot, States Attorney,
Ira Parsons, Rutland Sheriff,
Abner Mead, High Bailiff,
Almon Warner, Judge OF Probate, district O
|sishaven,
WIN. Hall, I" Rutland.
Robert Pierpoint, Ambrose l.. Brown Lu
eg Daniels, jail commissioners.
Wndham County.
enry Wheeloek, Assistant
I'm. X. Skater, I Justices.
Gates Perry, Jr. Rockingham, Sheriff,
Asa Dution. High Bailiff,
Alexander S. Campbell, States Attorney,
EIlery Alice, Judge OF Probate Tor the Dis
ru OF Westminster,
Marshal Miller, Judge Of probate for tn
district OF Marlboro,
A. c. Robinson, Walter Eager, Benz orms
y, jail commissioners.
Addsson County.
snsel II. Holley, I Assistant
s,p Nch, Justices.
Adnse smith, Middlebury, Sheriff,
osiAs Seymour, States Attorney,
Samuel Swift, Judge Of Probate for III