The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05

argued that even tempomy change of residence
rendered MIR Scott ineligible, and that, in his Mr.
C.'s] opinion, there was in this case not only an
actual but an intentional change of residence
Nlessrs Adams Of South Hero and Dewy took the
same ground.
The Senate came in and the joint assembly pro-
ceeded TO ballot for fourth assistant justices, when
Hon. Milo l., BENNETT was elected.
Milo L. Bennett, 1i2
Charles Linsloy, SO
Geo, p. Nlarsh 8
C. H. Linsley,
Blank,
The election of Secretary of State was postponed
TO clock Tomorrow afternoon, Ill to lOl.
VIM. II. Burnham was elected Sergeant-at-
Arms.
VIM T. Burnham, 13l
Isaac w. Rker, OIL
Z. 5. Camp, 10
Scattering,
VIM. Weston, Esq. of Burlington was elected
Reporter of decisions of the Supreme Court:
VIM. Weston, Isl
Daniel p Thompson, SO
The joint assembly then proceeded to the cleo
ton of Commissioners OF deaf, dumb and blind
and the follow ing persons were elected:
Henry StoweIl of Cambridge, (S.owell $50,
Nathaniel Eaton 80, Scattering p
Calvin JewGtt of St. Johnsbury. (Jewett las,
Levi b. Villas So, Scattering 2,)
o. F. Chandler, of Woodstock chandler li3,
Ira Davis IS, II. H. Henry ~
The Senate Withdrew, and the House, after or
dering the printing oithe report ofthe supernlen-
dat OF the state prison, adjourned.
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Oct %.
Bill, incorporating the Vt. Mining and Smelling
company, the question being upon the amendment,
Mr. Hatch proposed further to amend the amend
ment purportng better to secure to laborers for
the corporation, the payment of their dues. Mr. II.
accompanied his proposition with remarks in ito
favor at some length, Mr. Dana suggested that
the bill already made ample provision for the OBJ
ject contemplated by the amendment now offered.
Mr. Blodge,t demanded the yeas and nays, when
the amendment to the amendment was adopted,
yeas %, nays 6; the question arising upon the
adoption of the amendment as amended, debate
cnsued by Nlessrs Dillingham; in favor, and Eaton
of Fr. opposed when the Senate went into joint
assembly, and, returning, the debate was further
continued by Messrs Sabn, Dillingham;, Bottum
and Dana, when Mr. IIemenway demanded the
yeas and nays, and the amendment was rejected,
yeas IL, nays ID, and the bill laid on the table;
relating TO the trustee process, called up by Mr.
Wooster, the question being upon n motion to re-
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was opposed by Alcssrs Dillingham; and Wooster,
when Mr. Bartlett Withdrew his motion of recon-
mment, and the bill was ordered to be engrossed,
Message from the Governor, transmitting papers
from several States, which were read, and severaly
referred TO appropriate committees.
The report of the Quarter Master General. COM
mnnicated by the Governor, was read, and referred
to the committee on Military Affairs.
Mr. Wooster moved that the committee to whom
had been referred the subject of the Veto power,
be discharged from the consideration of that sub
cct: motion adopted.
Mr. Hatch moved a reconsideration Of the vote
passing the bill relating TO the trustee process, and
the vote was rcconsdered, and the hill laid upon
the table. Adjourned.
WEDNESDAY, Oct 81.
Reporis-By Judiciary committee, against the
bill relating to fees of auditors and referees; bill
supported by Messrs Davis of ~ and Spmgue, OPP
posed nv Messrs Chandler Of i. and Fullam, and
laid on The table By Select committee, bill iela-
ting to the grand list and 800 copies ordered obo
printed
BIZ, from the Senate TO subscribe for 100 copies
of Thompson's Gazetteer, referred to committee
on Education.
The Senate came in, and the following appoint.
men,s we're made.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
e e"g"i". V WCcd, Assistant Justices.
Decius r. Bogue, Sheriff
James Bellows, High BaiiT,
Orlando Stevens, States Attorney.
VIM Bridges, Judge of Probate for tho district
of Georgia.
James Davis, Bates, Turner, Jasper Curtis, Jai!
Commissioners.
wAsHINGroS COUNTY.
lo'aI' s ilS's'eF' Assistnn, Justices
John Starkweather, Sheriff.
Levi Smith, High Baiil,
Homer W. lleatOn States Attorney.
Daniel F. Thompson, Judge of Probate
Cyrus Ware, Wooster Sprague, Sas {. French,
jail Commissioners.
LAMoILLE COUNTY.
S SoSa r il N TSen,. Assistant Justices
Martin Armstrong;, Sheriff.
Joshur Luce, High Bailiil.
Harlow p. Smith, States Attorney.
Sa;nual A. Willard, Judge Of Probate
Moses l.. Hart, Vernon w. Waterman, Avian
Boardman, Jail Commissioners.
GRANDisLE COUNTY.
Calvin Fletcher, Assistant, Justices.
Joseph VI. Mott, '''''''"''
Gary Whitney, Sheriff
Martin Reynolds, High Baf.
Joel Allen, Judge of Probate.
VIM. II. Russell, Augustus Knight, Joel lIazen,
Jail Commissioners.
The joint assembly adjourned 10 friday next,
3 r. NJ. and the Senate Withdrew.