Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-15

the chalr
MsChlucnd,n iutiolueed bill extend
,ns the chance OF The Fgmcs Bank, O..
fw,I which wastwicc read and referred to
ice committee on Banks
Ca motion OF mr. Bradley, II committee
OF two Senators was raised TO wait upon lis
ESceileucy the Governor and inform hun
thn, the Stnse Is organized and ready to
receive any communication which he may
be pleased 10 make and mcssrs BrOdlcy \
NlIas we're appointed for this purpose
STANDING CoHAtTTIEs On motion
Of mr. Hodges, the Senate proceeded TO the
election OF the Standing Committees, q, fol.
lows
On Fnance-mt Rich, chairman mr.
Smith and mr. Onion
On the Judiciary mr. Foster, chairman
mr. Villas and mr. Burton
On Claims mr. Hodges, chairman; mr.
Fihcld and mr kimbaIl
On Education Fox, chairman, mr.
Smnh and mr Cham.
On agriculture mr. Howe, chairman
mr. Bemls. aud mr Morse,
On MdnutddUreS-mr Simmons chair
I
On EcciionS-mr Ciapp, CHAIRMAN mr.
Miner, and mr. Brchard
On Military dgairs --mr Cushmnn,
chairman; mr. Page, and mr. Brownwell
On Roads and Canals mr. Chiuenden
chairman, mr. Harrington, and mr. Brown.
vel
On Banks mr. Bradley, chairman, mr.
FiGtld, aud mr. Nnsb.
On Lard IdEcs mr. Hibba Td chairman;
mr. Bell, aud mr. Slmmonds.
1 On motion Of mr. Cram. the Senate pro.
1 ceeded 10 the election OF Assistant Secretary
when
THCS. T.. POWERS, Esq
of Woodstock was elected for mr. Powers
/ %, VIM. W. White, OF Johnson Z where.
upon mr Powers appeared aud was sworn.
/ On motion OF mr. Cushman, the SENATE
proceed, 10 the election OF Chaplain, when
mr. Hodge nominated Rev Gro b Man
ser aud mt Smith nominated Rev. A. c.
! Button.
REV. GEO. b MANSER
wrs elected for Rev mr. Manser %, Rev
mr. Knsmun 4, Rev mr. Button 2, Rev mr.
Grillcy /.
The Governor cleo, sent q communca
ton TO the Senate, announcing the appoint.
nleut OF Frederick Billings Esq Of Wood
slock us Secretary OF CIyIl and Military At.
fuis, and that at p IN. he would take the
OATH OF ohitt, aud At ~ a, IN. tomorrow
transmit the annual message.
The Chair announced the following
Conmlll,e:
On Rules mr. Hodges chairman; mr.
Villas, aud mr. Foster
Nj Cushman introduced u joint resolution
raising COMMITTEE on joint rules, which
was pissed, and mcssrs Cushman and
Smith were appointed on the part o! the
Senate.
The Senate met the House in jolnt assem-
bly, and on returning adjourned.
HOUSE,. Prayer by Rev. Mr. Comings.
The Chair announced the appointments
OF messrs Russell Harrington and Miner
as The crmmltlec on Rules, and Of mcssrs.
SIoddard Ayclsworlh, Stebbins, Role,
Baldwin, Barnes and Smith, OF WAl'sheId
as the Committee on Elections.
mr. Smile presented a resolution direct.
ing theChnir in the appointment Of Standing
Committees, 10 include IN each iatmer or
mechanic He believed that II had always
had been the practice to appoint on several
OF the more important committees, none but
professional men, and members OF classical
education he thought that every inlcrcs!
and every Older Of society, when practical
bic should be represented upon such com
miuees, since their reports have n decisive
influence upon every measure referred to
lh,ir investigation. The resolution had no
connection with polucs IT'S only Object
was to secure impaNIllny and subscrve
sound policy,
The Chair decided that the resolution
modified the rules Of the House and must
accordingly lie twenty'ioul hours for con.
slderlllon
The HonSc proceeded to an election Of
Clerk, and .,r,r,
FERRANp +. MERHlEL
was elected and sworn.
F. F. Merrill. IL
f. A. K:mball, 63
s. p. Lithrop 10
Also, 10 the election oil Engrosslng
Clerk, and
! NORMAN DURANT
was elected aud sworn.
Norman Ddtani, 10
Horace Clark, o3
4 A, NJ Dckcy, ~
A message was received from the Gov.
ernor, announcing that he wonld take his
oath OF Office AT 2 o'clock this afternoon,
IhaI lac would deliver his annual Message
on Saturday nj 10 o'clock, A, ", and also
that he appointed frederick Billings, Sec.
retary oil CIVIL and Military Afilrs
M Benton introduced a b,Ii amend ing