The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-16
SENATE.
Adjourned.
SATURDAY. Oct. IL,

ASNi bSiiSNotHHISuuIhS VIC Ic-eStdul tSHUlSnL
OF the rules of the last session; adopted.
Petitions presented-By Mr. Rich, of
J W Atwood and IS others; by Mr. Chit.
tenden, of S Fl Toman and Al others; by
Mr. Bemis, Of Nc Lay and IS others, and
of J II Worcester and ia others; by Mr.
Howe, of J G. Foster and So others; by
Mr. Page, of J w Parker aud 80 others;
by Mr. Morgan, Of J Morgan jr. and 10
others; by Mr. Simonds, of A J. Twilight
and 40 others; by Mr. Campbell, o: Il H
Palmer and 1872 others all referred 10 the
committee on education.
A long and interesting memorial was
also presented by Mr. Campbell from 4
H Palmer upon The subject of education,
which was read, and was referred 10 the
same committee.
Bills introduced-By Mr. Hurd, TO in.
corporate the Bennington County Bunk,
to be located at Manchester; referred 10
the committee on banks.
House resolutions For joint assembly
TO day at 10 o'clock, A, NJ, 10 cleo! Sec
retary of SAFE and Auditor of Accounts;
amended on mo!on oil Mr. Barrett, by adj
ding Reporter of Inc Decisions OF the Su-
preme Court and concurred in,
The President appointed Messrs Bill
ings and Smith a Committee on the joint
rules, on the part of he Senate.
The annual message was received from
his ExceIeocy the Governor, and read by
the Secretary. On motion OF Mr. Hodges
800 copies were ordered 10 be printed for
the use of the Senate.
A communicate was received from the
geant-at~arms announcing his appoint.
ment Of Henry Isham as Doorkeeper, and
of Chauncey w Rubee. as Assistant
Doorkeeper of the Senate.
The President announced his appoint,
ment OF Charles LOOMS as Messenger
of the Senate.
The Senate went into juint assembly.
On returning, Adjourned.
The Speaker announced the committee
on the potion of John KeIlon and others,
Messrs Warner Seegar, Barnes.
Petitions referred-Of Preston May, A
L Twilight, Abner Mills, w S Flint, Or
TN Alton, w R r ,noey, L H Palmer,
and Jlrus Hall and others, 10 committee
on education; ofseIectmen of Bradley vale
to committee Of Ways and Means; of Bur
ton Bemls to General Committee; of l.
d Pelton and Others to Judiciary Commit
tee; of Anon Wilcox and others, and
Marcus O Porter and others 10 committee
on banks.
Mr. Swift from the committee, reported
rules of the House for the present session
which were adopted
The amendment OF the Senate 10 the |
resolution for the election of Secretary of |
State, g.. was conturred in.
Resolutions BY Mr. Swift, for com
nit!ee ofthree 10 revise the rules of this
House, and report at the next session; ad-
opted. From the Senate for a joint com,
nittee on Joint rules concnrred in, and
Messrs Swift and Kellogg were appointed
IN the part Of the House.
The Srgeant-at-arms reported the foI-
owing list of officers ofrhe House, which
was approved by the Speaker
Moses Hawks, Doorkeeper.
Norman Durrant,
a E Field, }Oficers OF the H.
P 3 Parker,
VIM Fl Harlshorn, Messenger
Ga motion of Mr. Swift, the memorial of
Thomas II Palmer, on the subject of edu>
cation, was read and referred TO the com>
mIttee on education.
Mr. Beaman, Secretary Of Civil and
Military Affairs, communicated the annu-
al message of the Governor, which was
read IA motion of Mr. Thomas to omit the
reading for the time being, as printed cop,
les were prepared, haviog been uegalved
and on motion Of Mr. Swift, 500 copies
were ordered to be printed for the use OF
The House.
Resolutions BY Mr. Balou, referring
so much of the Governors message as re-
Iates to education, to the Committee on ed
lcation.
The Senate came in and the following
were made:
J. McM SHAFTER, Of Burlington,
Secretary OF Sta,e-Shaher 1876, Luke p.
Poland r. BENZ Haskell IL.
SILAS II HODGES, of Rutland,
Auditor OF Accounts against the State
Hodges 1873, WIN Sauborn Sc, Zenns
Wood Is, scattering 2.
PETER II WASHBURN, of Wood>
stock, Reporter Of Supreme Court D3cis-
Washburn 1856, S B Maltocks u,
Ioraio Needham 8, scattering /.
The joint assembly adjourned 10 2 o.
lock this afternoon, and the House adj
burned.
iLP The afternoon was mainly deyot.
d to County appointments i