The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-10-14
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! So the bon. T.. N. BRIGGS was elected,
who signifed his acceptance. in a brief ad-
dress, invoking the indulgence OF the House
for any errors into which he may fall. and
expressing bis confidence. that order and de-
corum will be strictly observed, and the bust
ness of the session completed as speedily as
is consistent with the deliberation due 10 ev-
cry topic of Legislation.
The House then proceeded 10 ballot FOR
Clerk pro tempore, and FERRAND r.
MERRILL. Esq. ,of Montpelier, was cleo
! ted:
Ferrand F. Merrill lis
Charles G. Eastman, 62
Il. V. Marsh, 10
On motion Of Mr.. Adams OF Grand Isle,
the time being.
A resolution of the Senate. for joint as
sembly al 3 P. NJ. this day, 10 hear the report
of the canvasains committee, was coDcurred
in.
The Speaker nominated and the House
appointed the following gentlemen to join the
committee ofihe Senate and canvass the votes
for State officers:
Gardiner. ...
Windham-Msssrs. Hall, stoddard, and
Morse.
WiudsOr-Messrs. Harlow. Danforih
Churchill.
Rutland--Messrs. Gilmors of Rutland,
Clark, Markham.
Addison-Messrs Lawrence, Frost, Strong
of Stark sboro'
Orauge-Messrs. Jones, Buchanan Bur-
ton.
observation-disclosures. Pease, Fletcher, Fair
child.
Wasbington-Messrs. Tildeu, Holden, Car
penter.
Caledonia-Messrs. Fairbanks, Wesson,
Wilmarih.
Frankiin-Messr,. Clark, Mason. Drury.
Orleans-Messrs Nelson, Wheeleck, Hitch
cock.
Lamoie-Messrs. Keller, Waterman,
Benson.
Essex-Messrs. Howe, Fry, Crawford.
Grand lsle-Messrs. Adams, Davis, Hol-
comb.
Mr.. Rice of Somerset introduced resou-
ton doping the joint rules of the last sess-
ion for the time being; adopted.
MIR. Balou introduced resolution provi-
~
men of Montpelier to officiate in rotation as
chaplnius Of the House; adopted.
Mr.. Markham introduced resolution for
one daily and one weekly paper to each mem
Der; adopted.
Mr.. Crowley introduced resolution to ad
joun to P. NJ. this day, when the House
adjourns; adopted.
Mr. Markham introduced a resolution for
400 copies of the Legislative Directory; a.
dopted.
Adjourned.
SENATE-Ahernoon
Mr.. Marshall of Essex appeared, was
sworn, and took his seat.
House Resolutioa-That the joint rules of
last session be adopted as the joint rules of
the present, until otherwise ordered; concur
red in.
The hour having arrived for going into
joint assembly, the Senate repaired 10 the
hall of the Honse of Representatives.
The Senate having returned from joint
assembly. Mr. Noyes introduced joint reso-
luton providing for a joint assembly at o.
clock this afternoon for the election of Gov
ernor, Lieut.. Governor and Treasurer for
the year ensuing; adopted.
Dir. Hodges introduced Joint resolution
providing fot County Conventions on Friday
ST 3 O'Clock p. NJ. to nominate County Off
GERS, and for Joint assembly on Saturday
next at 10 A. NJ. to make the county ap-
pointments; adopted.
The hour designated for joint assembly
having ar rived, the Senate proceeded to the
Hall Of the House Of Representatives.
On the return of the Senate, MIR. SahIn
moved that committee be appointed TO In
form His Honor Horace Eaten, OF his election
as Lieut. Governor; carried.
Messrs. Sabin and Richardson were APP
pointed the committee.
Senate adjourned.
HOuSE.-Afternoon
A resolution from the Senate, for Legis- |
lative Directory, was concurred in.
The Senate came in, hen the canvassIng
committee reported the votes for State officers
as follows:
For Gouernor, VIM. Slade, 22I1Ol
Daniel Kellogg, 1854
Wm r. Shafter, 6,53i
Scattering, 362
~ H Total 48.o6O
For Lieut.. Cor. Horace Eaton, 23,204
WHY'S Lyman, l5.402
Horatio Needham, 6,J03
,--- Scattering. 3D." 80