Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-05-12

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certificates were presented from all the
towns except Glocesler.
The proxies were then received and a
committee Of three from each county ap-
pointed 10 count them.
The Secretary an! Clerks were thee
added to the Committee and The House
adjourned till 3 o'clock.
I AFTERNOON The General Assembly
met at o'clock.
The Committee for counting the votes
made the following report:
Who. number of votes for Governor, 1850
Samuel W. King has lS6i
Thomas +. Carpenter has 22ll
Scattering, )
Whole number for Lieut.. Governor, 7lil
Nathaniel Bullock has 4S51
Benjamin b. Tlursion has 2272
Scattering, IL
Wholc number for Ist Senator, 7llg
James fenucr has 4S37
|, Thomas Mann has 2212
Scattering, ~
Whole lumber for Cd Senator, 7i3l
\ Elisha Maihcwson has 4SIj
Samuel Ncailierluad has 227.I
/ Scattering, I3
Wnoc uiinbcr for :d Senator, 7l39
lIezckiah BoSwurih has 1857
Wi',iam Ii. D'Wolt has g27g
Scattering, 3
Whole number for dlh Senator, 7llI
f.. Il. Potter has 49l6
Thomas ;. Tay lor has 2lc7
Scattering, @
Whole number ipr 9th Senator, 7lO5
Juflrey Davis has 1Sl5
George II. Nichols has 22s4
Scattering, g
Whole number Tor 9Th Senator, 7G1b
Thomn. r. Hazard has 47e6
john X. Waterman has 2272
Scattering, Is
Whole number for 9Th Senator, 7l4O
Sessions Mowry has doGG
VIM. GiosvcnUr has 2212
Scattering, =
Wl,oic number for 9Th Senator, .l44
David Durlec has 4eGi
fhomas Corey has >27i
Scattering, .
| Who'll. number for OH Senator, 7li6
Elisha Harris has 4c7I
! WIN. +. Potter has 2214
lScattcrins, 2
Whole number for 10Th Senator, 1l23
Edward w. Lawton has 1859
Robert X. Carr has 2256
Scattering, >
Whole number for Secretary, 7l52
Henry Bowen has 4S7S
Benz. Cowcll has 227I
Scattering, 3
Whole number for Attorney General, 7l43
Albert {. Greene has 4ScO
Samuel J. Atwcl has 225J
Scattering, 4
Whole number for General Treasurer, 1850
stephen Cah0unc has $50
John S:crne has 2273
Scattering, =
The proxies were ordered TO be pre-
served.
1he two Houses then separated.
Mr.. Clarke presented resolutions, ,mak-
IA rcquisition on the General Government
for assistance in the present difficulties
lie said that the case contemplated IN
the Constitution now existed in this
State. There was strong faction IN
opposition TO the laws, and it was The duty
ol the State TO place itself under the
protection guaranteed by the constitution,
IN oder to prevent confusion and blood
sed
The resolution was supported by MIR.
Ames Ol Providence, in an able manner,
and was opposed by Mr.. Ballou, of Cum
be,land. The Resolution finally passed
10y vote Of 56 &c. In Senate, unani.
mouslv.
THURSDAY MORNING, May 5.-Thc
House met at ten o'clock.
The > peaker being absent, MIR Grams
ton called the House ,o order, and John
ii. Clarke was elected Speaker pro
lem.
The following standing committees
were then appointed:
On Finance-Messrs. Randolph, j. U.
Clarke, *. Babcock, 5. ii. Greene,
Howe.
On Corporoiious-Mcssrs. IIorswell,
Wood, Barber, Brayron, Blake.
On The .uiiiiia- Messrs. n. Church,
Branch, G. II. Iosic, n. u. Durlcc,
l.. B Smith.
On Igricuiiws--NIessrs Perry,
Wcstco,i, "A. Church, Il. X. Iloxie,
Howe
On he Judiciny-Mess Crons,on,
Anes, Dixon, WhIprlr, Bosworlh.
On observation-disclosures. King, Ran.
dali, &. e.. Greene, Remington, Drown.
I'm 3ccoynis AIcssrs. J. Manchester,
Sprngue, }. B. NJ. Potter, Dawlcy, Cole
aud Mowry, (of The Senate
On Conri,is - Alrssrs. 6 II. Durfce,
y. S. Wilkinson, r. w. Babcoek, o.
Potter, Cole, Durirc, (of the Senate.
Several petitions were received and
referred
The report of the General Treasurer
was read, accepted and commune aicd To.
ihe Arnat,