Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-01-07
LEGISLAT
SENATE.

Monday January s. 1876.
Lieutenant Governor Richardson took the chair,
and the oath of office was administered to the men,
bers elect by Judge Whipple.
Upon calling the name of Mr. Danforth. of the 4th
district, Mr. Howell informed the Senate that the
seat OF Mr.. Danforth was contested by Mr.. George
A. Coe.
/ resolution was passed admitting Mr. Danforth
10 al the privileges OF a member except voting.
resolution permitting Mr.. Coe to take his seat
and debate his claim was laid on the table.
James Z. Platt was appointed Secretary pro tenn.
ID. e. Hodge was sapponted Sergeant at arms pro
TEN.
a message was received from the house of its or
ganlzaton, and joint committee appointed tn wait
upon uoV' Barry, and to inform him that they were
ieduy 10 receive any communication he wished to
make
Inc committee reported that Gov. Barry had no
communication to make, it being contrary to prece-
dent.
Aresolutlon was offered limiting the supplies of
stationary to members. Laid on the table.
The rules and joint rules of last session were D.
dopted until otherwise ordered.
n message from the house was read, that il was
prepared to meet the Senate in Joint convention. 70
canvass the votes for Governor and Lieutenant Co.,
ernor' and thereupon the Senate proceeded to the
house OF Representatives.
JOINT CONVENTION.
Aieut "oV. Richardson called the convention tn mr.
aer' ana on motion appointed Messrs. Howell and
iat'erson teilers to count and report the votes.
"A resolution was passed declaring Alpheus Felcb
ana william L. Greenly duly elected governor and
lieutenant Governor of the State, and a committees
was appointed to notify them and request their at
tendance to be indicted into office.
The Governor and Lieutenant C,ovor,or H..
having appeared in the Hall, the oath Of Office NO.,
administered by Chief Justice Ransom 81 .ss
s -, ueilVered his Inaugural and with
"1 ~, hefeupon the convention adjourned.
me senate returned to the Hall, and tber; unon
LII governor Greenly addressed the Senate Th.
Senate adjourned to 10 o'clock this morning.
HOUSE
"i baldwin OF Oakland, was appointed speaker
e'' anu 'he oath OF office administered to the
members. Returned members and claimants from
.a'0i'o county were admitted to seats with the pr
vllege of debating.
on houon the house proceeded to ballot for sneak
er. hon. L. E. Crazy, of Calhoun, received 80 votes
and Hon. J. nj. Edmunds of Washtenaw received "A
votes; Hon. G. H. Hazeton received vote. Mr..
Crary was declared elected and on taking the chair
addressed the House.
ID. ii. Williams, Esq. st. Joseph, was appointed
Clerk pro tenn.
committees were appointed to notify the senate of
the organization of the House, and to wait upon Co.
vernon Barry for any communion he might desire
to make. The committe reported that Governor
Barry had no message to make to the house.
The Senate was then invited to meet the Heuse
m JOINT convention to canvass votes After the con-
Venton, the house adjourned to 10 o'clock to NOR
low.
HOMEOPATHIC SoUP-Take tro starved pidpeons.
lang them by string in the kitchen window, SO that
ne sun VIII cast the shadow of the pidgeons into an
ron pot already on the fire, and which will hold ten
gallons OF water; boil the shadows over slow fire
OF TIM hours. Give the patient one drop in glass
u water every ten days!
This Is too serious matter to make light of" as
ne whale remarked when they were dipping the oil
MI. Bolts is candidate for the Virginia Legisla-
nre In the county of Henrieo.