The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-22

Warner, but he knew that he was respects
in his own community as an excellent physl
clan and an estimable man. The decease,
had no parents or wife to mourn his untlme!,
end but the tidings of his death would carr
sorrow into a numerous circle OF brothers ant
sisters, and other near kindred. lie woult
present the following resolutions as expressly
of the feeling of the Senate on the occasion.
Resolved unanimously, That the Senat
have heard with deep regret the melanchol.
intelligence of the death of Doct. Warner
the member Of the House Of Representative
from the town of Bristol.
ReSolced unanimously, Thatas a testimony
respect for the memory of the deceased, thu
Senate do now adjourn until tomorrow morn
ing. These resolutions were UNANIMOUSLY a
dopted.
On motion of Mr. Hodges, the Secretary O
the Senate was requested to communicate tc
the House the purport ofthe above resolutions
HOUSE.
The Sergeant-at-Arm nominated and the
Speaker confirmed the following officers of the
House:
Shubael B. Flint, Door-Keeper.
z i /. f t; H $s';i officers Of the House.
j. T.. Hazen, Messenger.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Speaker announced the Standing COM
mittecs as follows:
Of Ways and Means -Messrs. cleveland,
Smile, Harmon, Albee Of Westminster, All
ken.
On Military Afairs.-Messrs. Lawrence,
RjII MrDnnialc HINT WhippIa
Judiciary CommiHee.-Messrs, Miner of
Middletown, Tyler, Jones of Chelsea.
On C2aims-.Messr Walker, Thomas, Lang
don, Fletcher, Davis of Alburgh.
On Roads, Messrs. Cheever, Wright of
Shoreham, Hobart, Hadley, Merrill.
On BankS.-Messrs. Stoddard, Hubbard,
Cleveland, Danforth, Henry of Rochester.
On Manufaciures.-Messrs. Earl, Henry
of Weathersfeld, Dorwin, Brown of Shrews-
bury, Gregory.
On Agricuhure.-Messrs. Churchill, Bill
lings, Middlcbrook, Squire, Clark of Georgia.
On Land Ianes,-Messrs. Nelson, Fry,
Phelps, Goodrich, Strong of Starksboro'.
On Educ1ion.-Messrs. Fairbanks, Dan
forth, Fairchild, Converse, Horton.
To make pMe Grand LiSt.-Messrs. Capen,
Marks Martin, George Jones of Windham,
Barrows; Sherwin, Southgate Bacon, Pope;
of Fairlee, Ward; Snyder, Lockwood;
Vail; Kimball of Lyndon, Kimball
of Barnet; Bailey of Montgomery, Plat
Merriam, Paine Terrell, Benjamin; Ames,
Wilsey, Robinson.
General CommiHce-Mcssrs Smith of Yves
on, HARDWOOD, Howard, Mead, Bullock, Blu
:hanan OF Newbury, Fish, Clark of Montpe-
Ter, Newell, Drury, Bates, Keller, Benton,
Reynolds.
Distributing Commuee-Messrs Field, Nc
.-a1ghlin, Miller, Shedd, Brown of Goshen,
Morse, Townshend, May, Holmes,
rage, Carpenter of Belvidere, Wright of
Bloomfield, Hall
On BWs-Mcssrs Coleman, Foot.
On Stafe's Prison-Messrs Story, Adams,
Chase, French.
Of Revision Messrs Royce, Kendrick,
Niles.
Commiaee under the .ffM Joint RuIe-Messrs
Fairbanks, Thomas, Royce
BY Mr. Keller, remodeling the judiciary
ystem, providing for six judicial circuits, with
judge to each referred to the Judiciary
Committeeman
BY Mr. Miner, in relation to the judiciary,
'ro Tiding for six judges oftho Supreme Court,
rom which number one jud re and chancellor
5 to be assigned to each judicial circuit, and
hire are to be assigned to the duty OF presid-
ng at county courts referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
BY Mr. Crook, relating to the election of
own representatives, prohibiting balloting
.fter IL at night of the LIST Tuesday of Sep !;
ember; referred to the Judiciary Committee.
1ueSduy, October 10.
SENATE.
The President announced the appointment
# the following committees.
Committee on GiWS-Messrs Onion and Brow
lell.
Committee undcr 18th Joint Rule-Messrs.
Miner and Chittenden.
Petitions preScnted-By Mr.. Burton, of F.
}. & f. w. Odds in favor of further %restric-
ions upon pedlars read and referred to the
Committee on Finance.
MIR. Hodges presented the following res
hut on
Whereas, the members of Rutland County
'ar have procured a flu | length portrait of
;hief Justice Will ans to be taken by Mr.. B.
Mason and have presented the same to
he State to be placed in the Capitol
Therefore ReS0iUed, by the Senate and
louise OF Representatives, That the Sergeant
be directed to place the said portrait
a the Senate Chamber, and that the Auditor
f Accounts be directed to audit and allow the
expenses of the Sergeant-at-arms for SO do
ng.
This resolution was passed unanimously.
A message was received from the Cover
or, transmitting communications from the
Librarian of Harvard University,
equesting Il complete series of the public
and documents of Vermont, and other
apers illustrative of the history of that in
HOUSE.
Petition referred-Of Eli Ballou and 400
for the abolition Of capital punishment,
} Judiciary Committee.
OF w. D.Bell and others, against peddling,
} committee of Ways and Means.
Wednesday, Oct. IA.
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