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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-01
" Spirits from the vastly deep"

One OF the most interesting cases ever witness
ed at the Baltimore bar, was trial in maada-
mus case, in which the right to "a church was
contested. Mr. Duncan had been established in
the ministry in Baltimore, by number of Scotch
Presbyterians, in an obscure edifice. His talents
drew such congregation that it soon became
necessary to build a larger one. It was done
and, in the progress OF events, the pastor preach
ed more liberal doctrine than he had at first in
culcated. His early supporters remained not on
ly unchanged in their faith, but they resolved to
have it preached 10 them by one with whom they
could entirely agree upon religious matters. The
majority OF the congregation agreed with Mr.
Duncan. A deep schism arose in the divided
flock which was eventually, by writ of manda-
mus, carried before legal tribunal. Mr. Taney
counsel for the old school side, and Mr. Writ
for the defendants. The court room, during the
trial was crowded with the beauty and fashion of
the Monumental city. 1t was such display of
eoquence, and full appreciation of it, as is sell
dom witnessed. Mr. Writ was always happy in
making quotation and in concluding this cause
he made one of his happiest. After abiding to
the old school members who, as it has been said
were Scotchmen, and after dwelling upon the
tragedy ofMacbeth, the scenes of which are laid
in Scotland, he described their preacher as being
in the condition OF Macbeth's guest and said,
after a stern rebuke to them, that though they
should succeed in their cause, which he felt CON
fdent they would not, they would feel like the
guilty Thane
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-01

We arc requested to state, that Hon. LIE vi LINCOLN
declines being candidate for reelection TO the Senate
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-01

WRIT Us. TANEY. The following extract is
from well written sketch of the life of William
Writ, by F. W. Thomas, Esq, published in the
". Y. BroddacGy Journal. Relating as it does
to local occurrence of by-gone days, it will be
Interesting to readers
For long time Mr. Wirt's chief opponent at
the Baltimore bar, was Mr. Taney, the present
chief justice OF the United States Mr. Tanev
removed from Baltimore to Frederick, on the
death of Mr. Pinckney, and there Mr. Writ and
himself were the great forensic rivals. No two
men OF the same profession could be more differ
ent IN their intellectual endowments than were
these gentlemen. They were as unlike in these
regards as they were in their personal appear
ance. Mr. fancy was very thin. He stopped,
and his voice was weak; and such was the pre-
carious condition of his health that he had to sta
ton himself Immediately before and near the iu-
ry, make himself heard by them Mr. Writ
always placed himself in front of the trial table,
opposite the jury, in oratorical position Mr. Ia
neys manner OF speaking was slow and firm
never using the least rhetorical ornament but
pressing into the heart of the case, with power
ful arguments, like great leader with unbroken
phaanX into the neart of besieged city, His
style was plain, unadorned, and so forclble dis
rect that it might be called papable With his
snuff-box--tor the chief justice then too used
snuf--compressed in his closed hands, he reason
ed for hours without the least attempt at wit or
eloquence And yet at times, he was truly elo-
quent from his deep yet subdued earnestness
In question Of bail in the case of a youth who
had shot at his teacher, remember, though then
youthful student, that crowded auditory were
suffused in tears. 1t was the fervor of his own
feelings, speaking directly, that made him eIo-
quent He did not appear to know that he was
eloquent himself 1t was an inspiration which
came to him, if it came at all, unbidden-and
which would no more answer to his call than
Glendower's
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16
THE GREAT FIRE At MONTREAL

HI GREAT IKE i MON lRIAJ.
A Correspondent OF tho y Y Commercial
gives tho following account ol tn. ire
Gnhn Town forms a compact portion OF tho
city.
BuRttNoroN, Vt. ect. 4
was awakened Irom a sound sleep at tho
Exchange Coffee House Montreal, TN.
morning at sbout O'Clock, toy the ringing OF
the lie bells nner hastily dressing, pro
Ceeded TO the scene Of contlagUtinn, and
found several buildings on Queen aud We
lngton streets N a blaze OF tire men, NO
men, children, Pigs, cows, cats, dogs, &c,
shouting. screaming. crying aud running, tho
picture q. conlusinn and alarm
The fire originated IN buIldlnc on Queen
street, occupied ~ a coffee msnuiactoy and
copper smiths shop. where II could have
been confined had there been decision and
power 10 dsmohsh a few small 1ooden build
ings IN the vicinity The fire spread rapid
IN from building Ia building over nearly tho
entire block, from Queen street on the North
to Prince street on the South, from Nollng
ton street East to Gabriel street West ono
house q, tho corner Of Queen and Gabriel
streets and part oi building al the corner OF
Queen and Wellington streets were saved IA
a damaged condluun: the part OF the one At
the corner Of Wellington and Queen was cut
IN Two ana thL burning Gnu scVttcu from Ihe
o,hor
The fire crossed Prince street, consumed
the nett block through 10 Nazareth street.
and crossed Nazareth street, burning one or
more buildings on The south SIDE Of that
street; Two or three were blown mp tu arrest
the fire.
The buildings consumed were many Of
them OF a rather ordinary KIND, occupied Nv
families Ia The humber walks nf lite tie
distress and prlvailon therefore caused nv
this irs are great. There were a nai farto.
~ and a casting shop, ssvetsl grocery aud
tavern stands, dwellings q, curied by numer
Gus poor families, building where Church
service has been held durng summer also
a handsome Methodist Church and pst,nn-
age several fine stone and BRICK stores and
dwellings, and quite an amount OF property
destroyed
heard a. the f,e of no accidents or loss
Of life | have since heard turnor ihAt one
woman had = limb broken, and that child
I 10 supposed TO have been burned, but think
there was no lilo lost, az | was oil around
the burned distinct during The hre, obtaining
all the information | could. 81 Anus
| Church, (EplscopA) 1t is ltorght, was saved
by thu change OF wind, which VAS blow ing
The FIRE directly upon It, and suddenly veered
| about, driving the flames IN a oirec lon from
the house There was not sutficiency Of
wafer for time after tho Ere commenced.
! Montreal. Is rapidly improving many new
and beauiilul stone hulldIuRs are gong Wy,
among winch are fine market, churches,
stores, mansions, cottages largo hotel, &c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16
For the H,raH.
VERMONT RAIL ROADS.

The grca, question with the thinking
portion Of the people Of Vernon, al the
present time IS are we (afler so long = de-
lay IN making internal mprovemcn,s) now
to have ino Rail Ra1d, commenced SIN
ulaneousy, rulnmg 10 parallel directions,
and having one common ierminus2 The
question 10 a portion Of the people OF Yer.
mont, doubt not, rs at this time poinfui
one.
In Pane they trusted. as a leader,
To show to oil, hetr road J>ed,r.
In pam, their road will be suspended
Began BY Pane, and in pam ended.
From first to last, every measure OF the
central Rail Road corporation, has b,en n
painful concern; both IN name aud nature
The charter, wa. smuggled through the
Legislature by fraud and corruption The
clause, exomp,Ing the stock from taxation,
was never read TO the Representatives Of
the people Of Vermont Those Represent.
alive, never gave their vote understanding
y to exempt sind stock from taxation. The
Bargain with the Fnehburg Directors, (in
order to head the Concord road) was con.
eeivrd ~ corruption, and eonsemmatod by
Misrepresentation bargain tina, never
can be fulfilled The Rail Rohd comms
sIonors Of New Hampshire will never 10,
cate the Cheshire road 50 as 10 unite wnh
the Central
The friends Of tho Rutland road may de
pend upon IT, that the whole Of the stock Il
their road viii BE- shortly taken up anC
hat too, without any conditions 10 clog II
progress. The road ,e,H be built, and en-
long. Should Mr. Whtncy's project sue
coed We will have one continuous line Z
travel by steam from BoIioa 10 Or,son-
the mos direct and most feasible route iron
Chins 10 Europe
. New York may build the Hudson Rs
er road, snd extend the same Toto the Inlr
! rlor Of Vermont. yd, ~th the Lake Cham
PLAIN and Connecticut r''r foli. Bosio
will take nearly al the business Of wcsef
Vermont--(or he good reason TIA! Ns'
II York i, upward. Of Nne hundred NIL
b more distant
y Wupn yrmsn = s~u ready cal . u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16

From "a, Seem, Of ne Mormon R,oL--
Tho Baltimore Sun Information has
been received by the Lnclrdc, al St Louis,
on the LIT inst that Gen. Hardin, with two
bundled men, marched on Carthage, md
took the town The Mornons, on the ap
proach Of the bcsiegiog force, took refuge
10 the Conu House, which they fortified
and prepared 10 defend Gen II n, once
surrounded their citadel, and ordered them
10 surrender, giving them fifteen minutes to
deliberate A, the end Of TIM, tune they
had LAID down their arms, and were prs
oners Of war; This accomplished, they
were permitted to depart on their patrol OF
honor
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16

loving la Of officer, Of the House, which
vss appto, cl by The Speaker
Ncs-s Hawks pror Keeper
Norman Ihrant
AZ FrH. ohe,p OF House.
l. II Parker
Wm II Ilsrshotn Messenger
Ga motion Of mr. Swih the memoirs Of
Thomas II Palmer. on the subject Of Ed.
ucAtlon va. read -nI referred to the com
miuce on Education
Nr Beaman, Sse rc,sry Of Civil and Nil
ilry Ads,u communicated the annual
message Of the Governor, which Va. read
"A motion Of mr. Thomas to omit the
reading for the time bring a, printed cop
lcs were prepared, having been neg,tIved
and on motion OF mr. Swift, 500 copies were
ordered to be printed Tor the use OF the
House
Tho Senate came in and the follow :
appointments were made
J Mem Shafter, Of Burlington, !S~erctn.
w OF S,a,e- !Shaher l3G, Luke u. Poland
~, Benz F. Haskell II
Slas Il. Hodges. OF RutIa nd, Aoditor
OF Accounts sga,ns, the State Hodges 1873,
VIM Snnborn GO. Zonas Wood 49, scat 2
Peer T. Wasbburn, Of Woodstock. Re
porter Of Supreme Court Decisions
Wa,hborn 1856, y. b Mauoeks ~, Hora
to Needhnm 3, scattering
The Join, assembly adjourned to 2 o
clock this afternoon, and the House al
journsd.
The afternoon was mainly devoted ,o
county appointments, which will be given
mex, week
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16

LOOK orr voR Cousr,Rrsrrs' Counter
felt Bill, upon the Nashua, Bank, n. II I.
Of tho denomination OF e5, have recently
been pu. ahost pretty extensively in some
sections Of the country. They sre on whit
ish paper-a quarter of an inch longer than
the genuine, and differ in so many respect,
that they may be easily detected. In The
spurious bill the letter is omitted in the
word No. al the top Of the bill On the top
left hand corner Of the counterfeit bill the
word rive is printed in capital letters; on tho
Tree bill there is lsrgsv only. Ga the bot
tom left hand corner Of the spurious bill there
is large figure 5; on the same corner OF the
true bill, the word Yws 10 printed in capital
letters. The faces Of Washington and Frank
lin, 10 the viglnste, are also defective.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16

lnr 10 throw oil her ,urplus Wra,.a lr.. ...
lon Of DoEon aoi ha' shown ,rsf,.,a.
eetGy IN Nay no, to be mr'pnlrr,ol .
Should the Boaonlans p-sl,cl 10 taxi it-
tuaN a-os.i Of sock cot yc, slt,cr.l
to- they vii tcg'd It bat once no. lest
vii be all tn, day, & thor lite l0e
feeling, Of friendship tha, now oN,'l v,a,!
be changed to snimosry and rival r,..
kci would he sought which hos,,,f a.,
,snl, would obtain favor ~nh The y0t'.
through m opposition to those ,h1, Nol.l
no, help ,hemscl't. when s,,'npcc ",
pruhcrtd But the BoNonians arc too tii,
sicaks to let the present opportunity 'h7,,
ill, Of Vl,n importance them to h,v N,
trade OF The reh valley Of Oter Cook %.
gcther ~ah a portion Of Washington, Wa
ren and Essex Counties - y AMI whoa
they cannot obtain by any other than lie
RuIand. route.
In view Of The whole 'ahJcci clnrai
but believe tia, the stock vii, b. taken nv
ri once, and that The road w,II BE- located
AID under cooirsetthjs tall u 80 the Cen.
trail route viii be abandoned for Il never
can COMPETE FOR tho through business nul
a, fol the local business. the starch factories
can no, quite eomrit
OIrrR CRrrk
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16

GEoSoIA ELsorioS The ,kolion q
Governor and State Legislature took place
on monday the 6ih inst IN Georgn The
cnnliIatcs for Governor are Crawford. the
present whig incumbent and rcAlirct
loco both popular men. The rdutns
lhus lat indicate very close vote.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16

Go,.R.sEtMussor The m,'sagc
OF Governor Snde ha, bccn received. boz
~ consequence Of Us great length We arc
unab. to lay II before our readers tbs
week
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16
3IlS 1853 1895 rs

Wing gain thu, Ear i39. Folks major.
ny IN the Nn,c, 2i46 The chances are in
favor ofthc democrats Wing represents.
tvts 10 oil OF the above eouAtes excep,
Chslhnm
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16
FIRE. IN BENNINGTON.

About o'clock lhls morning, the barn
OF DrS Wilcox was discovered to bo on
FIRE In few minutes more fire burst from
his dwelling house aud both were wrapped
IN flames before an engine reao he'd the spot.
The flames could no, be Nay,d ,llI they had
destroyed MT W S house and barn, tailor
shop occupied by | Judd, Jr, which was
also occupied as dwelling, the Baptist
church, nod III. shed belonging to It, aud
the dwelling house longing 10 the widow
Of the late Henry Norton
There can be no question but that
this is the work OF an incendlary --
Dr. W has he,n very unfortunate SINCE ho
has been 10 thus town, he has had nue.
property destroyed oy ire
Some two years since his house was burn,
down. tina, stood on the same ground as he
present ane. There ~nS but a small pot-
ton o. furniture ~ other Of these building
saved We know not the amount Of the
Ios. but think II cannot fall shsri N - 900
We do not know how much Of The above
property was Insured w. GlzdIe 80 oh,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16

SANTA AssA BY the arrival from
Havana we l-arn tina, Gen, Santa Anua,
the eI President OF seIIco, IS stIlI hyIng IN
ease and elegance a, the famous country
seat OF DR. llcvra. l. Is situated about nine
m,les from Havana, IN the district Of Mar.
mao Il Is a sumpluou' feeidfnee ana
NIGH, wei be deemed palace TheG'n.
eta has recently pure based himself car
rage. horses Sc and otherwise gvrr
evidence Of design to make Cubn p'fma
nent residence. unless som" emergency ~
tie affair, Of neriro fortunate for hl. part.
z1n. should recall him TO the scenes ot ~
ftrn,r wonderful and mo. eventual career
f. must be- conGs5td that he has cho''n
his Mace Of frtirclocuI wHh admuabis las.o
aaI agacAy From all paris Of The cars
ne,,.is RECEIVED If lflVana by regular and
nsqncnt par Asts he can thn' take hiyar.
taye Of lhc ear'rI movement ~ h' iaYor
commuu,c,'c promptly With t.s 'uroi' ~
ut home. snd p, The same time 'E'f' 10 no
enioym,n,s md luIurles Of socie'y 10 lls.
,ana.-lP,oayuDe
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16

The memorial OF s. Danforlh and 3
others praying for improvement, IN common
schools, was referred 10 The committee on
Education.
A resolution from the Senate, to elect
State Officers at 4 o clock this afternoon,
was concurred IN.
mr. Rice, OF Somerset, introduced 4 reso-
luton 10 meet in county and probate dis
trio, conventions on Friday next 3 o'clock
p. NJ, to nominate county officers and
Judges Of probate, and that both Houses
moet on Saturday, at 8 o'clock p. NJ, to
complete the appointments adopted.
The Senate came 10, and The joint as
sembly proceeded to elect State officers
with the folIowin0 results
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16

GTSueh hos been the failure Of the corn
crops in the upper district, OF South Caro-
Ina, that conventions have bern held and
resolutions stoP.ed to apply to the Leg,ls
lure ollhe Safe 70 ali IN purchasing food
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16

n-THASK,oIVISo The Governor OF
New Hampshire has appointed the 9Th
LAY Ct November neIs for Thsoksgiving
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16

ISmsi!ie-mc,sr. k,eief, Ws,rmsn
Boss
E..r-mc,,r How Fry. Crawford
Gt.nl l,le-m-ssrt ADAM, DAVIS, Hol
cont
M Re- Of Sonsrsei introduced . re,olu
iion htopne N, jo'n, role. Of the lat 81
,son iof The un. berng adopted.
mr. Bsllou introduced resolution pro.
rI,as that no SPEAKER shall invite the
cl.rrym.n q Mcnip>Iiet 70 ofieisIs N 70.
,siiou o, eh,plaini OF the House stoPed
mr. MaIhsm introduced a resolution tot
one daily and one weekly paper to each
mcnhet; sloF1d
mr. CtoN,y introduced resolution 10
.dlourn 10 ; r " this day, when the
nao. q Iloufn, adopted
mr. MARKHAM introduced a resolution for
900 cope, Oft legislative Directory -
adopted Adjourned I
sENATE-Ateroooo.
mr. M,nhal Of E,seI appeared, was
,~o orr. and took bis seat
Uaap R,solshsn-Ths, the joint rules
Of laa .-,sioa be adop>ed as the JOINT rules
Of the pte~ni, until otherwise ordered -
eoneurrod IN.
The hour having arrived for gong into
Joint assembly, the Scos,e repaired 10 The
hall OF the House Of Representatives
Tt. Senate having rc,ufncd from JOINT
assembly, mr. Noyes introduced JON, res
olullon providing FOR q JOINT assembly at
o'clock this afternoon lot the election oil
Governor, Lisut Governor and Treasurer
Tor the year ensuing; adop,ed.
mr. Hodges introduced JOINT resolution
providing for County Conventions on FRI
day, al ; o'clock f. " to nominate Coun
,y officers, and for joint assembly on Sat
urday next at 10 A. NJ. TO make the county
appointments; adopted.
The hour designated for joint assembly
having arrived, the Senate proceeded 10 the
Hall OF the House OF Representatives
On the return OF the Senate, mr. Ssbir
moved tina, committee be appointed TO IN
form HIS Honor Horace Ealoo, OF his cleo
lien Is Lieut. Governor carried.
mesrs. Sabin and Richardson were ap
pointed the committee.
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE-Ahrrnoou
A resolution from the Senate, for lie
gislativc Directory, wns concurred IN.
The Senate enme in when the canvass
ing committee reported the votes for Stat
oG,.,s an. E,Ilow.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16

n Preparations nrs making Tor Tho
,.I,v,ng OF lhe Hartford and New rs.
rr Railroad, urbs hcaVy Tfut
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16

SOMETHING Nsw. We were permitted the
by Mr. Vaughan Of this place, and which is
nearly completed, fsr the manufacture ofihe
White Slate Pencils 1t displays CONSIDER
able Ingenuity in It's construction. and prom
ises 10 be Of great service TO him in his husi
ness-doIng tho work OF four men, and pro.
duclng an srtcle superior in finish to any
thing ever before manufactured. and only
it We believe Mr. Vaughan is taking steps
10 got It patented.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16

SIN ATE.
Friday Oct 10, lS45.
PRAYER by the Chaplain.
His Honor Horace Eaton appeared and
took the oath Of office On taking the
chair. the Pfesdsn, made q brief bu, ele-
gant address 10 the Senate, expressive Of hrs
lively sense Of the honor conferred upon
him, and Of his deep snrieIy 10 tIl the du-
ties OF his Stallion impauIally and faithfully.
A communication was received from His
EIcellencY the Governor elect, informing
.Ae Senate OF his ln,enuoa, TO take the oath
Of office a, 2 o'clock this shernoos, and TO
deliver his message al len o'clock A VI
tomorrow, and also announcing bis appoint
men, OF George II, B"amsn a. secretary Of
CIV! and Military Affairs.
Ca molion Of Mr. Billings, the Senate
proceeded TO the election Of sanding Com
nuees as follows
On EAANes- messrs Rich, Fiheld 90
! ioA
| OA judiciary nsau J Bausu, Wiz,
Woodbridge
On Cis,ai-messs Hurd, Noy.., Hod
ges
On EiHsali0s-mesSrs. Sabin, Smnh
Campbell
On AsritEliSre -messr,. Button, LAdc
Howe
Oa MaasfaciprI- messrs VIM, B,l
hngs RthArdson
On Ei,eh0H Morgan Fihsl.
Cspp
o. Military AFasrI- meaTs T T Ba
1T, Psvs Bs0wasA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16
Whole number

Whole number ls9
So the Hon. Z n Briggs was elected,
who slgnlhed his acceptance, IN bnef ID
dress, invoking the indulgence Of the House
for any errors into which he may tall, and
EXPRESSING hs confidence that ordes and de-
eorum will be strictly observed, aod the bu.
s,ur.s OF the session completed as speedily
n. !, eoo.isseut with the deliberaiion due 10
every topic OF Legislation.
The House then proceeded TO ballo, for
Clork pro lemporc, and Fcrrand F Mer
rill. ESQ. Of Montpelier, was ELECTED
Ferrand F Merrill, lis
Charles G. Eaamnn, 62
X V Marsh, 10
On mo, on OF MIR Adams Of Grand Isle,
The rules OF the House for the las session
were adoped Tor The Tune being.
A resolution Of The Senate, for JOINT as.
ambly ala f. NJ tbs day, 10 hear HE re-
por Of the caRvnsslng committee was COO
CURED in
The speaks, nominated and the Hous'
appointed the following gentlemen to lo'f
The eommiuee Of the Senate and canvass
the votes for State officers
Benplugtou--Messr. Blaekmer, benz
ley Gardiner. n
WlndhAm-Messra Hall, sioddard
Morse
Rutland essr. Gilmore Of Rutland
Clark. Markham.
Addson-M essr Lawrence, Eros
Strong OF Sarksboro.
Ospge-Mes,rI Jones, Buchanan bu
ton
Messrs Pease, Flesehe
Faueh,A , ~,
wash.ngoo--mssss T'lden- Holae
Csrpenier.
Caledona-menrs FsfbanLsr Wesso
Wlmauh
Funk messrH Clark, Aa'oni ~
Orlssas-mesArL Nelson, Nhstl0c
S~Asook
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16


Lcfs,ah'y 70 '.s ConErutlon sni Law
.ftL. g,aSr Il Nrrrori ,hc s,ts'ott snd
R.s,~.s r,s,.,, ,,~,i tonupel al tie STATE
Ho.-, on THURSDAY ,he OH day Of Oh
II lsG5
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16
HOUSE

At ten o'clock A NJ, the members elect
having me, IN the Representatives Hall,
were called TO order by the Secretary OF
State. qua lifted and directed TO the election
Of Speaker.
Mr. Swift nominated Hon f. N. Briggs
OF Brandon. MIR Marstou dominated Hon.
Daniel Kellogg OF Rockingham, and Mr..
Beers om,naled Reuben Farns~orth ESQ,
OF Wealord. The ballo, resulted a. fol-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16

A correspondent OF tho y. Y Commercial
gives tho following account at thu. hie
Gufiin Town forms compact portion OF Tho
city.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-16

ia Road, asa Cssaii--mcssn Chmen-
len Msrh,ll, Bellows
q. BsAkI --rueau Bradley iSmah, ST
s,
q, La,1 Ta-,,-ncssr, BemD, Rsb.
ardsoo, simood.
ne-,r, Bar,tI Villas Hodge, were
srpo'n,ed by u. ehst Committee on
Rules
Rpolsnos. From the House, desigoa
ing o'clock tbs afternoon for county
conventions. md 10 o'clock to morrow Tor
Joint sssembly.o make county appointments
eoneurrc1 IN
Bal t.i,odresi BY mr. Barrsit, Az
IhouIng appeals to the Supreme Court
rom the order, rnd decree. Of aoy chan
eellor. affecting The Safety Fund referred
to Com on banks
Pshi,o.s PrtnAi,d By mi Billings,
Of Martin Perry and 90 Others by mr.
Campbell OF David Allen and Others by
mr. Barre,i, OF Joel Clspp and ~ others,
severalIy rsfetted to tn" Commlues on ed
uea,ion. BY mr. Campbell, OF Sylvester
Gtoui, referred to Judiciary COMMITTEE -
By mr. 7. T Barrett, OF VIM Roands, IT,,
referred 10 COMMITTEE on Claims.
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