Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-21

Walter Palmer, Ephais Durham, Simon Warren da Com
CuITTENDEN COUNTY.
I Iohu X YES sicRleo Assistant Justices
Roiio Gleason, Richmond sheriff
II Is"yS L Esti, hgS F sa, so,r.v
Israel P. Richardson John K. G%y, Charlie. L. Nelson, Jail
Commissioner
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Lu,nSI Summit 81 iiSn'' Assistant justices.
Deeus r; Bosue, st. Adams, sheriff
Richard A. shattuck, Hgh BaaG
Jlptha Bradley Luther l.. butcher, Joseph H. Danard Jail
Commissioners.
On the nominations for Addison County, Mr..
| Bacon objected to the nomination of Elijah Ben
ton of Waltham, aledging that his name had been
inserted, by the county convention, against the
wishes of the member of the town. Mr. Wood
| bridge sustained the nomination, and after remarks
Ivy Messrs Bacon, Woodbridge, Villas and Petit
bone the nomination was rejected not having
been made according 10 the usual mode, by The
member Of the town.
The joint assembly Tor county appointments adj
iourned to Thursday next, 10 A. NJ, and for elect.
ing Judges OF Supreme Court to p. NJ. this day.
The Senate Withdrew and the House adjourned.
SENATE.
2oCLocK Pm.
Select committee on so much of the Govern
Smncy, Briggs and Dutton
Mr., Plumb mnved to recnnsiderihe vote Of yes
! terday on the resolution Of Mr. A. Allen, relating
to the jurisdiction Of justices. The hour of go
ing into on assembly having arrived, The Senate,
without taking n voe upon the motion, went into
Joint assembly for the election OF Judges Of the
Supreme Court.
L.ule other business OF interest was done in the
Senote, this afternoon. Adj.
HOUSE
Bills hiroduced by Mr. Davis of ~, for the
rect OF the town Of Norwich, assessing the land
in II nj town NJ SIG in the list of lS42) referred
to committee to make up the grand list BY Mr.
Barney, o pay Elenzer w. Buhcock $l3, referred
TO committee Of claims. BY Mr.. Aiken, altering
the name OF IN. Hunter jr., referred TO the Gen
e,al committee.
Resolution, BY Mr. Fusion, referring so much
OF the mr,sa9e rs relates To slavery, to select
committee ui five; ndo1 ted.
The Senn'c catue in aud the joint assembly pr o.
ceeded to the election Of Judges OF the Supreme
Court; Senator Dillingham; nominated Charles X.
Williams and Senator Camp nominated Stephen
Royce Senator SmnIlcy briefly addressed the
joint assembly against Judge Roy zee, ON the grounds
+; OF neglect Of official duties, parcu arly in not
reporting decided aud emitting 10 sign billg
of exceptions inlinIang also that the opposition
to Judge Williams arose from party feeling
The ballots being taken were for Charles *
Williams l3l and Stephen Royce l46, scattering
,: so the
= HON. CHARLES X. WILLIAMS
was elected Chief Justice.
Tie fol owing appointments were then made ::
: Hon. STEPHEN ROYCE, LIST Asst Justice.
:, Hon. ISAAC f. REDFlELD 2d
! Hon. MILO l.. BENNETT, Sd
The clsc.on OF Judges Royce and Redfelt
were unanimous. For third assistant, Mr. Vita
+ nominated Judge Bennett, aud Mr.. Woodbrldg
nominated Geo. =. Marsh. Senator SmalIcy SAT-
T. that as late Tuesday last, Mr.. Marsh dccIiue
II.
= MS follows Milo l. Bennett 300, Geo. Z. Mars
i 49, scattering l. Ga fourth assistant justice, MI
: Shuiter moved n fosponemcnt 10 3 o'clock 10
t morrow afternoons opposed by Mr. Villas, AM
= carried, 40 10 rs: when the Senate retired an
the House adjourned.
/. WEDNESDAY,, OCT. 10, 1912.
u SENATE.
Il Prayer by the chaplain.
IS Committee On Buls-Messrs f.. Allen & Green
!, ReSoiuion-By Mr. Briggs, providing that tn
J. election of U. ;. Senator lie postponed unli
: Friday morning; passed, and concurred in b.
II the House.
! BWS-By Mr. Butler, altering the name of Gil
:, man Sinclair TO that of Gilman Sinclair Moody
Z twice read and laid upon the table. In addition
n to chap "a OF Il. >. twice read and referred Il
I, Judiciary committee.
Il Resolution BY Mr. Butler, relating TO fees q
l. Auditors of accounts; passed, and on motion o
J. Mr. Briggs subsequently reconsIdered amended
~
) Senate adlourned
d HOUSE.
~ Prayer by The Rev. Mr. Ballou.
ReSoiuiionS-FrOm the Senate, posponing tn
49, line tor an election OF U. 5. Senator Frida
20 next, 10 A. M.-ugreed TO. The vote adopting M
so FuIsom resolution of yesterday was reconsider
80 ed, and the resolution dismissed. This resou
y, ton referred portion of the message on slavery
- but not called for by any thing N the message
auIy tl,f inr inn EulSOm
-, red in tins disposition of the resolution. TIL
- resolution in favor of repeal OF the bapkruI
~ law was taken up Mr.. Villas sustained it brief!
~ urging that us The Senate was equally divided o
~ the question OF repeal and our Senators voted /
~ the negative. this resolution would probably Sc
~ cure repeal Of the law. Mr.. Garfield said I'll
~ bankrupt law, in his view, bad secured all the bel
efts designed from il, ind he therefore in IL
~ vor OF lis repeal. Mr.. Harrington said that o
-, one condition he should he III favor OF the bank
m rupt law that was, if the financial system OF I'll
o. extra session Of lS4l was to he adopted. As ih
-, system had been carried out, he thought ii
ba bankrupt law unnecessary. The resolution W,
~ then adopted al es 1876, hoes 4.
aJ BY Mr.. Jones of w. for joint assembly Tue
-, ~ nexl, 10 A. NJ 10 elect Superintendent aud ID
r. recturs of State Prison adopted.
" Bills iniroduced- BY Mr. Mott, 10 pay VIM.
~, White aud Horace " ardsworth; to MIuaI
~ committee. BY Mr. Wnslow, for relief of tow
~ of Pomirel, to 0pprize real estate nt Sl3 per ac
~; ON the list OF 1912 referred 10 commtIee TO mat
80 up Tie Grand List,
The Governor communicated sundry doc,
mcnts relating to the State Prison, which we
~ laid on The table aud ordered to be printed.
P' PetlHioRs referred OF iona. Warner, ir.,
- slavery, aud Of jacob Carey, TO Judiciary conm
" tee. OF Moses Warner, TO select committee
three Adjourned
. O'CLOCK 2. NJ
SENA re.
- BHS-By MIR Hatch, relating to claims again
l.. against the state. by Mr. Gus, relating 10 the i
ro'. sane poor ny Mr L rehcl relhtlig 10 lhe mn
4 Tia. Severay Twice read, aud referred to appr
Pirate committees.