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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-25
RHODE ISLAND.


GIT From Providence TO West Erook6eld. Mas,
so miles and back. once week.
Leave Providence every Tuesday At n m, ar
rive 1t Wet BrookReld next day by 4 pm
Lsave West Brook6eld every Thurs Law AT n m.
arrive a Providence next day by4pm
RShders are requested to name the intermed,-
ate ofnccs Proposals invited for more ffeoue mt
service; also, to carry in two horse coaches.
olS Prom Providence, by Fruit Hill, to Centre.
VIE. IL miles and back. once we,k.
Leave Providence every Thursday at 6 q m; ar
nye At Centreviils same day by IL m
Leave Csntrsville every Thursday at m; ar
nve a. Providence sAme day y7pm
PProPosals 10 commence service At ppue Hill
PROPOSALS for carrying the mail. Of IN. tyn;-
10 States from the LIST july 1s<3 to the Goth June.
i6%s, on the following post routes in New York will
b received II the Department until 2 O'CLOCK n m
May. wv ''''' "
NEW YORk
1921. From Attica by varysburg, John.oubure.
Nosth Java, and East Jaws, to China, 81 miles and
back, once q week.
Leave Attica every Monday at tam arrive at
China same day by IL m.
Leave China every Monday at m; arrive at
Attica same day by 9pm.
l299, From Collins 10 Irwin. $50 called IN IN. A.,
Of Consress) - miles and back, one, week
Leave Collins every - d ar
rive 1t Irwin same day by -.
Leave irwin every ------ at ar
rfvs ct Cohna Same day by
!15S From Cs~villc to Babcock Hill, three mile.
asd beck, once week.
Leave CsssvilIe every Monday at m arrive At
psooocs ai'l same day by 10 a m
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-17
GEORGIA WING ALL OVER!

The glorions tidings from the State of Georgia is
more thnn confirmed. The Whig gum the cleo
ton Of Is4i, when Mcdonald Loco Foco)hud ma
ioiity of 4lS6 in the whole State, is 5500! II do
not gain another vote the WHIG Governor and MEM
beers of Congress are elected bya majority Of
thirteen hundred! In the Senate the Wings have
made net gain Of THIRTY, fifteen than the
Loco Foco majority last year. In the House net
gan is EIGIlrY-TWO, or 81 more than the Loco
FocO majority Of last year. The net gain in the Legis-
lature is ONE HUNDRED AND TWELVE. The
election for Congress is Of two members only, to Gil
vacancies
We cannot better convey to our readers the
tent and Importance Of the victory, than by giving the
aununciuton by one Of the soundest aud best Wing
journals in the Unon---the Augusta Chronicle:
VICTORY VICrORYM
AZ we anticipated few days since, we have now
the unalloyed pleasure of announcing most glorious
triumph Of the Whigs Of Georgia. They have rout-
ed Loco FOcoism throughout the length and breadth
Of the State From the seaboard to the mountains,
the returns proclaim the triumph Of the Wing
the election Of Whig Governor, two Whig mem
hers Of Congress, aud mAorites in both branches Of
the Legslature-the first Legislature under the amen
dcd Constitution which prescribes biennial sessions
1t is, therefore, most important victory and one in
vOIvng, in eminent degree. the highest interests of
the State both in its local and national relations.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-17

BISHOP OF New HAsrPsH1aE.-At a meeting Of
the Episcopal Convention at Concord, ~ II. on Wed
nesdny last week. the Rev. Carlton Chase, D. d. Of
Bellows Falls, VT was elected Bishop of the Do
cese Of New Hampshire.
Prentice, Of the Louisville Journal. says that some
Of the Iocofoco Journals insist that Mr. Van Buren, is
all the stronger for being defeated in Is40 and thinks
that if he should be defeated in Is44 and ls4s, he
would be tremendously strong candidate in 1852.
We learn from the New York True Sun, chat
Society is to be Immediately formed in that city by
the most eminent and distinguished lay members Of
the Episcopal church, for the purpose OF opposing the
Oxford opinions and Of the doctrines recently
proclaimed by the Bishop of the diocesS.
Gov. Morton has appointed Thursday, the suth day
OF November. for day of Thanksgiving and prayer,
in Massachusetts.
An old revolutionary veteran in Tennessee, 90
years old, was a short time since murdered and rob-
bed, while on his way from the pension agency with
his pension money, amounting to Ss35.
1t is reported at Alton, Ill that Joe Smith has sent
to Governor Ford for authority defend himself by
military force against supposed attack from the Mis-
souruns.
Postmaster General WicElifFe, it is said, has al
ready put end to upwards Of eighty thousand miles
Of Sabbath mail transportation.
There are four Roman Catholic churches in pro-
gress of erection completed in Illinois, viz: Chi
caga, Alton, Edwardsville, and Shawneetown.
The freight train which left Albany ror Boston on
Friday of last week, consisted of one hundred cars,
nll heavily loaded.
The Albany Daily Advertiser estimates the amount
of flour aud wheat which will be brought down the
Erie canal this year at millions barrels.
The whale fishery OF the United States employs
six hundred and fifty ships, of $4,000 tons, giving
employ ment to sixteen thousand people.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-17
STATE OF VERMONT

CALEDONIA PROBATE DISTRICT, IS.
BY the Honorable s. b. MArTocKs, Esq. Judge of the
Probate Court within and for snid District-To all
concerned in the Estate Of JEAN MILLER, late of
Ryegnte, in the County of Caledonia and State Of
Vermont, deceased
GREETING.
WTHER EAs GEoRGE CowLEs, Administrator Of
w Of the Estate Of said deceased, has suggested
TO said Judge that no proposes to render the first
count Of his administration said Estate the Pro-
bate Court next to be holden at the Probate Office in
Danvie in said District, on the 23rd of November
next.-Therefore, You are hereby cited appear Mt
said Probate Court, and shew cause, il any you have
why the said account should not be allowed.
Dated at Danville in said District, this 9th day Of
October, Ammo Domini one thousands eight hun
dred and forty three.
BY order Of the Judge,
324w3 H. w. PALMER, Prob Register.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-17
PREMIUM APPLE.

BEAT THIS, WHO CAN.-We have in our office
an apple ruised in the garden of the Rev j. X. Con-
verse, of this village, of which the following the
dimensions, weight, Sc.
Largest diameter, inches.
circumference, IA So inches.
Weight, lib. ounces.
The apple is of the Pippin INDEPENDENTLY
sour, but ola rich and delicate PURPLE fine flavor.
The average size of the fruit from the producing
this apple is from eleven to twelve inches in circum-
ference, and weighing from l3 to IA ounces.-Bur-
Liagton Free Press.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-17

srNGULAR.-Joseph spnding, of Wethersfeld,
farmer, leaving his field for dinner few days ago,
discovered two of his engaged in open conflict
with each other, and experimenting no serious conse-
quence thought he would not interfere, but let them
fight it out. But what his surprise when his
return back, to find both with their heads
turned and stretched horizontally upon the ground
dead the necls of both being broken.-Bellows Falls
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-17
~ o = 2! =!

Last year the Whig mnjority Estimating
clear Wing gain Of 1911! Ne cannot give returns
any of the other E. ]. Morris is doubtless
elected member of Congress from the First District.
and Morton McAlichae runs ahead of his ticket for
Sheriff. In the Fourth District the indications
are that CONRAD (Whig) has defeated C. Inger-
aoII
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-17
E. EASTMAN,

FORMERLY AT nASvILLE, VERMONT,
HAS commenced the business Of
IL REPAIRING MATCHES
at tleton, N. II. and will be Obliged to those who
may favor him with their custom. All work sent to
him by stage will he promptly attended to and re-
turned without delay.
Shop one door east of the Union House, in the
Store of Eastman. Tton 81 Co.
Littleton Village, Oct. 6, lS43. 323tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-17
From tho Boston Atlas OF Oct. Is

Coz. RICHARD NJ JOHNSON entered this city
yesterday afternoon, and marched through some Of
the principal streets Last evening, he exhibit
ed several Loco Focns in Faneu Hall at dollar
ticket.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-17

ICPOur correspondent "Geo." must excuse US
for not publishing his well written communication.
The sub iect seems little Objectionable.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-17

SLAVERY IN KENTUCKY. A kentuckian in the
Christian Waterman, says
Slavery also exists in Kentucky, to the universal
detriment of all parties, is conceded by candid
throughout the State, and the number Of excsl-
lent men Of high standing who anxious get rid
Of the shaces is few land they begin speak
And have only beg favor of our friends at the
East and that is, pray for sand then let alone.
Kentucky has the example of Ohio before her eyes,
and she has Old Virginia in her rear She longs FOR
the day of liberty to arrive.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-17
FIR ST OUND.
vE'TiE subscribers, having received their supply
Fall Goods

have the pleasure OF informing their customers and
the public, that they have more full, general and
better selected than they have offered
before comprised in part ofBeaver Cloth, Blue Brown
and Wool dyed Blk Cloth. Cassmeres, Doeskin,
silk Warp Alpaca, Do Indiana Alpaca Lustre
Poncherry, Chusan, Alpine, Mefno Saxony, Mouse
De Lane, Aelione, Plaid Latest Style Prints Mourn
ing Prints, Do, Me. Del Lane, Fancy Patch, Shawls,
Fancy tandkerchiefs, Ribbons, Bonnet Silks, Worst
ed and Silk Fringe. Gimp, Lace Cuffs,I r. Wrislets,
Tarlton aud Figured aces Silks Satin Jean, SIitts.
Lined Gloves, Rich Vestings, Alpaca Hdkfs. Face
Shawls, Gent Scmfs, Ashburton Printed and Cotton
ings, Sheeings, Drllings, Batting Wudding, Sc SIC
which they propose to sell good better terms
than their neighbors j. JEWEIT & Co.
Barnet, Oct. 3, IS43. 322 e.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-17
REMEMBER.

The Wing Suite Convention which is called on
Thursday evening the 10Th. Never has there been
perhaps never will there be-a important
test than which is come in 1874, and it is neces-
sary for the Wings of Vermont that in that
contest they maintain their proud title. Let every
town send delegates, ii has not a
Wing representative
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-17

DR. Beekman stated in his address before the State
Agricultural Fair in Rochester, that 10, 900 900 Of
cattle and A., 900 900 of sheep kept in England
advanageousy territory but little larger than the
State of New York. This is not far from twice the
number of sheep now in the whole United States.-
The English cultvators of the soil harvest annually,
according to DR. B. 262, 900 900 bushels of grain
The Farmers or New York about 81 ,0OO, 900.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-17

The Lowell Courier says that the locofoco who
drinks the most rum is generally the loudest in his
Remuneration of the Wings in 1910, and in his talk
about "hard CIDER and ''coonery.' Very true.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-17

Buffalo Robes.
"a Bales Buffalo Robes for sale, at low prices, by
Il E. JEWEr'C s. Gu.
Oct. 2, lS43. 81 u.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-17

10 strangers anu NATIVES III Search
Of Lands for Settlement.
The British American Land
Company,
INCORPORATED by Royal Charter and Act of
L. Parliament, offer for sale more than
SIX HUNDRED THO USA.N'D acres OF
LAND,
IN portions Of any extent from Fifty Acres upwards
These Lands situated in the Eastern Town
ships. on tho south side of Canada, fly to eighty
miles from Montreal and Quebec: they are sold with
a free title direct from the Crown
Besides the lands the Company have for sale
number of
nm prov e ii f. n r. ms;
Also, Village aud Town Lots for building, and they
offer for sale or lease in Sherbrooke, and other parts
very valuable and
Convenient Water Powers,
for Mechanics and Manufacturers
The soil and the climate of the district are much
Spproved every species Of crop and stock raised with
advantage; there Churches Schools Mills, Stores
Roads, &c. and abundance ofexceIient water every
where-the timber is profitable for boards, for pearl
ashes, and for maple sugar.
The Company have always sold their lands on an
indulgent credit and at low prices; and they are
DESTROYS to secure the prosperity and comfort of tho
families settled on their ands that provided the legal
interest of the price is paid, they defer
the pay of the price itself for the FIRST ten years.
and will then receive it in four instruments making
the whole extent of credit fourteen years. But sue
cessful farmer may pay the amount earlier, and Sc
to himself the deduction Of per cent per an-
mum on the price for the years TO run. Or settler
beginning with capital, may pay all at entry, and
obtain discount equal to twelve per cent. for the
whole period.
No Payment is Required at
r. mtTy.
In this way, steady man select excellent farm
land for about ten shiIlings per acre. and may pay
It gradually from the produces of the farm ITSELF con-
slsteny with the comfort and education of his fami-
y, and the rapid increase of his Stock. The atten-
ton of all who DESTROYS settle well is earnestly
requested to this subject, that they may embrace the
opportunity without delay, and avail themselves of
the extraordinary facility and advantage how offered;
the earliest applicants have of course the largest Sc
lection of land in their choice, every information
and assistance necessary will be given application
to JOHN FRASER, Esquire SheGbrooke the Com
missioner in Canada Of the British American Land
Company, or to the several local agents. viz -
Horace Lyman, Esq. CRANKY; the Hon. Col P.
H. Knowlton, Bronze: E. l.. Hayden, Esq. Sorel:
q. l.. MITler Esq. Nicolet and Drummnndve:
Thomas TAFT Esq. Melbourne: David Wood, Esq.
Sheffbrd: Joshua Foss, Esq. Eaton: Alexander Rea
Esq. Compton: Phneas Hubbard, Esq. Stanstead:
James Court, Esq. MONTREAL Smith Leith, Esq.
Port st. Francis, and Thomas Gordon, Esq. Quebec.
British American Land Company's Office,
Sherbrooke, list July, 1919. 5 324w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-17

spirits, and repeating the acts of Nov 8, ls42 which
referred to tho General Committee.
Remonsirance-of Abel Whitney and others,
against, the right Of Moses Folsom to seat as mem
Der from Worcester, referred to the Committee on
Elections.
The Senate came in and joint assembly WINS from
ed to receive the report Of the canvassng committee
which was made az follows:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-17

Fresh Teas, Sugars, MOlasses,
CrOckery, Hard Ware, &c. sc.
For sale 10y j. JEWETT & co.
Barnet, Oct. 6, Is43. 323tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-17
BRIGHTON MARKET.-Mondny,O Oct. 9.
Reported for the Daily Advertiser

At market, 1850 beef Cattle, 700 Stores, $500
Sheep, and 1850 swine Several hundred Swine I'M
sold.
Prices.-Beef Cattle-We quote to correspond
with last week, viz: few extra at so; First
quality 4 425; second quality 3 75a4; third
quality $50 so.
stores-Two year old rs ID; three year old
%II IT.
Sheep-DuIl. Small lots at Tao, 81, 33 and
1 SOL Wethers IS TO S2.
SwnH-Selected lots Of Shoats to peddle Al and
81 Ohio Hogs 81, 81, and Ate. At retail from
TO 64c.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-17
Fall and Winter Goods.

Fall and Winter Goods.
TTTIIE subscribers have the pleasure of informing
their customers and the inhabitants Of ST Johns
bury and vicinity generally, that they have Just
ceived very extensive assortment of
e. 90 I'D 8!
adapted TO the season. which they shall be happy to
exhibit for the inspection of those Wishing purchase
We feel great confidence TINT Ladies and Gentlemen
wishing purchase articles Of apparel FOR themselves
their families, will find articles in assortment,
which will please them, and at prices which will be
perfectly satisfactory.
SIX tUarp -AipacrG; Cotton irarp, ditto.
silk tUdrp Indiana Cloth;
ParGmahd;
.7lpiHeS;
Figured LUstre;
Orleans Cloth;
Silk t0arp CGmeietfeeH;
ChuShdR, Grippe De Lane, Muslin De Lane;
RICH CILTCOES; and many other kinds of
Goods for Ladies Cloaks and Dresses.
Ffinges; Gimpings Variugated and black Silk
Cord, and other articles Of trimmings. A rich
sortment of Velvet and other styles Of Bonnet, Neck
and Cap Ribbons Silk Velvet and other kinds La
dies Cravas. Glovas, Nitis, SC. SC. great vari-
ETY. of goods for children's
Z. JEWETT, & Co.
St. Joimsbury Plain, Oct 2, 1s4S. s22 It.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-17

n I'd Il "a nm ps,
IyOR sale by J. jEWETT & co.
II Barnet, Oct. 6, IS43. 323w2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-17
: rr1SLATURE OF VERMONT.

,hs Constitution and laws ofVermoht,
F"'N ,l.,. .yect of the Senate and House oil Keep
Wv ,o,,ves met at the State House IN Mo"'Pene''
rrn,sday the 18th Oct ls43'
on i"''' SENATE.
r,. sscretury called the Senate to ORDER and on
,,in, M the roll it appeared that all the members
"''" o'srt except the Senator from Grand lsle,of
.Li,h No return has been made
'~ w. o,ioO Of Mr. Camp, the Senate proceeded to
.,,,, President pro.tem,S the Hon. T. NJ BRIGGS
s,,,,o, from Rutland co. was elected
o. no,iou of Mr. Butler, the Senate proceeded to
'" Ian Of Secretary and Assistant Secretary
W.. Votes having been counted, it appeared that DE
~ r CLARK, Esq. wns elected Secretary, and
= n,vs assistant Secretary.
The following Senators were appointed canvasS-
,, Committee on the part of the Senate. Messrs'
vs., If Bennington, Porter Of Windsor, Thomson
E. Allen of Rutland, Munsill of Addi-
orOrange, Stone of Chittenden, Sprague Of
~, i.toD Cahoon of Caledonia, Green of Frank
., pn,ls, Of LamoiIIe, Camp Of Orleans and Bing-
\ ham Of Essex
v,E Allen presented the petition Of Wallace Mott
,,j Memorial Of w llliam SoWles anu o'neFs asking
~. Wallace Mott may be permitted to take his seat
s.,,,o, from Grand Isle co. and the petition and
-,ro,ol were referred to committee on Elections.
Mr. Camp moved to proceed to elect Chaplain
NJ sDngue objected and moved to invite the Clergy
mon If Montpelier to oficinte alternately. Altar
some remarks by sprngue, Camp and Butler, the mo-
lion Of Mr Camp was carried.
The Rev. George B Manser was elected.
messore was received from the House informing
,to Senate that the House was organized. Also
message that the House had appointed Canvassing
COMMITTEE on their part, and had concurred in pass
iop the Senate resolution FOR joint Assembly.
HOUSE.
a The House was called to order by J. Me. N. Shat
ter E,7 Secretary of State when the roll was called
\ and members sworn.
VI ITOdgkins Of West field was admitted to u seat
without producing his credentials, and sworn.
The House then proceeded to the election Of Speu-
ser Mr Everett nominated Mr. Tracy Of Woodstock,
and lir Harrington nominated Mr. Villas of Chelsea;
viereupon the ballots were taken and resulted in the
election Of the
Hon. ANDREW TRACY,
rs follows: Messrs. Harrington and Tracy being
ialers;
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-17
First Gun from PENNSYLVANIA!

The wings of Philadelphia have achieved glori-
Gus victory. JOHN NJ. SCOTT, Whig, has been
elected MAYOR by a majority of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-17
BOSTON MARKET.-Oct. 10

BOSTON MARKET.-Oct. 10.
FLOUR. Howard st. 5 90, Western canal
A So n 90.
BUTTER. 10 Is per ID.
CHEESE. Al 5 do do
WOOL--For pulled there is good demand, and
prices are firm and sales fleece, 10 $4,000 lbs. Of
ira daacr;ntona nj r,,lI nr,caa
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-17
To Strangers and Natives in Search
Of Lands for Settlement.
The British American Land
COmDAnV.
4 nm prove Farms;

Also, Village and Town Lots for building, and the
offer for sale lease. in Sherbrooke and other part
very valuable and
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Whole number, 242
Necessary for u choice, l22
John Maitocks, 1871
Daniel kellogg, I04
Charles K. Williams,
Whereupon
How. JOHN MATTOCKS
was declared to be elected Governor FOR the year
ensuing.
Votes for Lieut.. Governor, Mr. Butler of the Senate
and Mr. Stacy Of the House tellers:
Whole number, 244
Necessary FOR choice, 1913
Horace Eaton, 1871
WHY'S Lyman, LOT
Aaron Angler,
Whereupon the
HON. HORACE EATON
was declared 10 bo elected Lieut.. Governor for the
yenr ensuing
Votes for Treasurer Mr. Cuts of the Senate and
Mr. Harrington the House being tellers:
Whole number, $40
Necessary for n choice, I2i
John Spalding 1873
Daniel Baldwin 100
Harry Hale,
Scattering
Whereupon
HON. JOHN sPALDING
was declared be elected treasurer ofthe year en-
suing.
On motion Of Senator Sargent, a committee Of one
member for each House WINS ordered to be appointed
to inform the Hon. John Mattocks Of his election: and
Sargent Of the Senate and Mr. Stacy ofihe House
appointed.
The Senate withdrew and the House Adj ourned.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-17

WIUuTtWs
ELECTION OF GOVERNOR.
A resolution from the SENATE was received for
joint assembly this afternoon to elect Governor,
Lient Governor and Treasurer, which was concurred
in unanimously, when the Senate came in, and the
joint assembly proceeded to the elections, with the
following results, Messrs. Camp Of the Senate and
Vilna of the unnan nrtinr N ,nlInrl.
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bennington County-Messrs. Park, Cole, ellison.
Field N1
"musor-aiesSrs Dennson, Henry, Smith.
NuUand-Messrs. Kellogg, Harrington, Neal.
add'On-Slessrs Wright, Smith of Monkton, Smith
New Haven.
o'ange-Messrs. Foster, Sanborn, Emery.
ber 0sS' '
"shngton-Siessrs. Holden, Wing, Dewey.
Caedonin-Messrs. Chamberlain, sauboru, Ross.
Clapp quincy 'a''' u f''""''"'
Lam0Ie-Nessrs. Kinds, Morgan, Wilbur
oreans-hiessrs. Human. Rowe, Smith.
LsseS-Messrs. Hibbard, Gould, Howe.
l''"d isle-Alessrs. Martin, Hocomb, Hall.
i"7 usual messages were exchanged, announcing
n' ~san'zation of each House, and the appointment
" canvassng committee.
SENATE.
Mp., o'cLocK, p. NJ
.., =" Du"er presented the petition Of II H Reynolds,
~ ing o''h that he was duly elected Senator for
l. .'1uu Isle County, and praying that he may have
~ "'e 10 take his seat; referred to committee on
Elections
,,' luz "i'e having arrived for going into Joint AS
MI
II 1''!' 'he Senators repaired to the Hall of the
House of Representatives.
,"e senate having returned
' LUIS introduced resolution that the two hou-
i. mo county Conventions on Friday at 10 o.
n r a0d so meet in joint assembly on Saturday at
,.' IOcN 'or the appointment of County officers;
ed o'ion OF Nir. starr tho Senate adjourn
HOUSE.
,r '''uuons BY Mr. Winslow, inviting the cler-
:" montpelier to officiate in rotation as chap
rn,r;. " 'ne House; adopted. BY Mr. winsIow, to
,on-- cut" member with daily and one weekly
,,n. p'pe'' Mr. Davis of N. demanded the years and
H. -, ""en the resolution was adopted, I5s to T.
a, iecNtor county conventions on Monday next,
Oo,, -" ana JOINT assembly at 10 a. m. on Tuesday
m UC"mp'ete county appointments; adopted.
Vi, " "a'r announced the Committees on Rules,
pm Everett, Villas and Whittemore.
o., =" introduced By Mr. Davis of Norwich, to re-
II. "' militia act of 1912 which was referred to
,s. '"''tee on Military Affairs. BY Mr. Davis of
10 granting licences to retailers Of distilled