The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-20
IT. Hazen, Messenger.
STANDING COMMITTEES.

STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Speaker announced the Standing
Committees as follows:
OrWays and Means-Messrs Cleveland
Smile, Harmon, Albee Of Westminster, All
ken.
On Military Affairs.-Messrs. Lawrence
Bill. Mechanics, Hunt Whipple.
Judiciary Committee.-Messrs. Miner oil
Manchester, Russell ofBurlington, Harring
ton of Middletown, Tyler, Jones OF Chel-
sea.
On CIaims.-Meesrs. Walker, Thomas,
Langdon, Fletcher, Davis Of Alburgh..
% Roa6s.-Messrs. Cheevcr, Wright oil
Sboreham, Hobart, HadIey, Merrill.
On Banks.-Messrs Stoddard, Hubbard,
Cleveland, Danforth, Henry of Roches-
On nufactures.-Messrs. Earl, Henry
orWeathersield, Dorwin, Brown OF Shrews-
bury, Gregory.
On Agriculture-Messrs. Churchill, Bill
Iings Middlebrook, Squire, Clark of Geor-
gia.
On Land Taxes.-Messrs. Nelson, Fry,
Phelps. Goodrich, Strong Of Starksboro'.
On Education. Fairbanks, Dan
forth, Fairchild, Converse, Horton.
To make I'D the Grand List.-Messrs.
Capen, Marks; Martin, George Jones Of
Windham, Barrows; Sherwin, Southeate /;
Bacon, Pope; Bailey of Fairlee Ware +;
SNYDER. Lockwood Clough, Vail; Kimball
of Lyndon, Kimball of Barnet; Bailey o.
Montgomery, Plat; Merriam, Paine /; Ter
rell, Benjamin; Ames, English; WHsey,
Robinson.
General Committee.-Messrs. Smith Of
Weston, HARDWOOD. Howard, Mead, Bullock,
Buchanan of Newbury, Fish, Clark Of
Montpelier, Newell, Drury, Bates, Keeler,
Benton, Reynolds.
Distributing Committee.-Messrs. Field,
Mclaughlin, Miller, Shedd, Brown Of Go
shcn, Houghton, Morse, Townshend. May,
Holmes. Gage, Carpenter, Velvidere, Wright
Of Bloomfield, Hall.
On BIls.-Aiessrs. Coleman, Foot.
On States Prson.-Messrs. Story, Ad-
ans, Hazcn, Chase, French
OF Revision.-Messrs. Royce, Kendrick,
Miles.
Committed under the fifth Joint Rule
Messrs. Fairbanks, Tho as, Royce.
THE JUDICIARY SYSTEM.
By Mr.. KeeIer, remodeIing the Judiciary
system, providing for six judicial circuits,
d
dietary Committeeman
By Mr.. Miner, in relation 10 the Judiciary.
providing far six Judges OF the Supreme
Court, from which number one Judge and
chancellor il to be assigned 10 each judicial
circuit. and three are TO be assigned 10 The
duty of of presiding at county courts. re-
ierrcd 10 the Judiciary Committee.
By Mr. Crook. RELAXING 10 the election Of
town representatives, prohibiting hailoiing
alter II at night of the LIST Tuesday OF Sep
TENDER; referred to the Judiciary Commit
tie.
Mr.. French moved 10 reconsider the vote
al Saturday, referring 10 the TarI otthe Gov
crnor's Message on Slavery TO the COM
mi,tee under the fill rule: motion laid on
the table.
DEATH OF MEMBER.
Mr.. Miles rose and said, that il had been
made his unpleasant duty 10 announce the
su iden and unexpected DEATH at his room.
Yesterday morninr. of DIR. William G. War
uer. Il member OF this House from the town
sf Bristol. Mr.. NJ. said he did not propose
TO deliver an eulogy upon the death of the
deceased, but he could not deny hi ,.lself the
privilege &C saving that the deceased enjoyed
The high respect oil all his acquaintances-
4, a physician he was entitled 10 perfect CON
Fl Ience.as a gentleman. no shadow OF re-
rrnach ever rested upon his cnlracter, and
in his death not only his relatives and per
sonal friends, hui lie whole community, have
su<t lined a loss which cannot easily be re-
paired. He moved the adoption Of the fol
lowing resolution:
Resolved. That the House have heard
with deep scnsihlity announcement OF
ih.. Iccease in This village on the lllh inst
of Mr.. WILLIAM CULLEN WARNER,
the representative of the town Of Bristol.
Mr.. Harrington. of Middleiown. said he
could not suffer the occasion TO pass with
out n tribute of respect 10 his deceased
friend. He was college associate years
ago and he could say oil him that he poss
esscd a strong heal aud an honest heart
From that period until now il had not been
hi. pleasure 10 meet him. until he met him
in this House, richly stored with profession
al science, strengthened and imp. owed by
practical life, and all his eminent virtues
grown mp 10 perfect manhood. Noble, gen.
erous and humane sentiments characterized
him and were constantly exhibited in lie,
and peculiarly in the discharge ofhis pro-
fessional duties. Mr.. Fl. alluded 10 the
melancholy accident which occasioned Doc
tor Warmers death, and we'll remarked that
fhe suddenness of this Providence should
admonish us that in the midst Of life we are
in death and simulate US 10 the imitation
OF the many virtues of the deceased, if in our
case. like his, VIC would have the viriuous,
clad in all the habiments ofmourntng, fol-
iow us 70 our long home.
The resolution was adopted; and on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Harrington, of Middletown, the
House also resolved. as Il tribute OF respect
10 the deceased, 10 adjourn until tomorrow
innrning.
TUESDAY, October 10.