Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-28

/ coinmllteo--Messrs. A.Aleu, Bingham, & Towns
! ley.
Mr. Eaton asked to be discharged from the SC
Iect committee on thr Grand Lsl, assigning, as
roaSen, his other official duties aud The TACT tia
he was last year opposed to the bill. Discharged
PetHion-By Mr. Smalley, Of Lucus Sanderson
read and referred TO committee Oh Claims.
u. s. Senator Mutual notices were exchan-
! ged between the Senate and House, that the rc.
sperlive bodies were ready to proceed TO the cleo.
ton OF Senator for this State in the Congress Of
the United States, for the term of six years from
and after the 4th of March next. The Senators
! then proceeded to ballot. Mr. Camp nominated
WIN. UPHAM. MIR Dillingham; nominated VIM c.
BRADLEY. Senators Briggs and Dillingham;, tel
ers. The ballots we're for
William Upham, I6
WIN. G. Bradley, ID
and VIM UpnAM was declared elected
On motion OF Mr. Briggs, the House was in
formed, by message, of the election OF IT, =. SEN
ntor on the part OF the Senate. 4 message was
received from the House, that that body had also
elected U. >. Senator mud were in readiness to
unite with the Senate, when the Senators repnir.
ed TO the Hall of the House OF Representatives
On motion of Mr. Briggs, Senate adjourned
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev MIR Young.
The Speaker announced the following com,ril
tees
On The bill TO district The Siaie--.Eessrs Can.
field, Howe, Of Vernon, Fox, Russell, Wnrdner
Villas, Van Sicklen, Keith, Webster, of Cabot
Cove, Bnker, Cummings, Marshall, Mott.
On Rhode Island .46ahs-NIessrs Harrington,
Garfield, Cobb Of Strulford, Cushnan, Chamber
lain.
As 10 officers Of Federal government holding off,
ceS IN his Moic-Messrs. Baker, Carpenter, Den
ison, OF Ilarlland.
Pttiii0n reItrred OF Abner Jackman and 9TH
ers 10 Land Tax committee.
ReSoiutions-By Mr.. Cushman, referring the
part of The Message on schools, &c, TO the com
miee on Education passed. by Mr. Wurdner,
directing the Auditor OF Accounts TO snpcrinlend
the printing Of all the reports on finances OF the
State, in one pamphlet; passed BY Mr. Peck, on
the Tariff, alleging that the new tnriit tavors man
ulnctures above other interests, AMI insructlng
our delegation in Congre>s to urge further duties
on wool (; made the order for Tomorrow morning.
BY Mr. Morrill, iuslructng committee on Agrcul-
turc TO inquire into the expectancy OF giving a
small bounty on wheat; passed. BY Mr. Mcloud,
Tor exemption CT Cnvaliy horses rom all but high
way taxes; referred to Military committee.
Bills mtroduced Reported by the Auditor, on
state finances, laid ON the table and 300 copies or
dered TO be printed by Mr. WhlppIe relating
10 grand list referred to select committee OF i've
by Mr.. Robbins, ia addition to The listing act, re
icrred to committee 10 make up the grand list
BY MIR. Davis of N, to pay Danlnrth 81 Lewis
tendent Of State Prison referred to committee of
Ways and Means. by Mr. Pond, relative to Ia
king acknowledgment ofdeeds; referred to Judi
ciury committee. By Mr. Barber, in addition to
act to rcpcel part Of chapter 90, K. 3, refer
red 10 Judiciary committ"e by Mr.. Cotton, re-
laiing To exemption otpersona scrupulous o bear
ing arms, referred to committee on Military Al /
inirs. ,J M. Kellogg m addition to cuap. le, x.
3, referred 10 Judiciary committee.
BY Mr.. Colby, IN addtiou 10 chap. r. S. annex
ing town of NortpH TO Orleans cuunty. referred TO I
select committee of five.
The Governor communicated the report Of the
q .arcr Master General, also written message
ELECTION OF u. ;. SENATOR.
The hour OF ten having arr, d, message was
sent TO the Senate announcing n 81 tn House was
ready on lis part TO proceed To an election OF Sem
ator for six years from and after fourth of March |
next similar message was received from the
Senate, when the House proceeded 10 the ballot.
MIR. Van SckIen nominated Hon. Wal Upham,
and Mr. Villas nominated Hon. VIM. e. Bradley.
Messrs. Noyes ahd Baker acted MS Iellers. Tie