The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-14

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LIST bal. 2d Sd
Whole number POI 207 III
Necessary to a choice 1oi Ioi LOG
William Upham IS 1u LOG
Levi 3. Villas -
jacob Collaner >
Scattering 81 Iol 10
The Senate came in. and the record of each
Ifou:e WAS read from which it appeared that
HON. WILLIAM UPHAM
had been duly elected. Adj.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. l.
SFHATE.-Thc bill TO provide for school
district IihI aries was taken up, and indefinitely
postponed.
MIR Stewart calledup the ILL 10 establish
County Warehouses;, which, after considcIa
bl,. discussion, was indefinitely postponed.
Mr. Hall introduced bill 10 authorize men-
bcrs of the Legislature and its officers 10 vote
Tor Presidential Electors and members OF
''ou.ec>s in Montpelier. Read twice. and re-
f:rccd to committee or E,crtions.-A1j.
lIuusE-A resolution was offered by Mr..
IIubbcll, that no bills or petitions be intro
1acc,l after next Friday morning. Adopted.
\ I'LL WAS introduced by MIR. Capcn, for
Irpealin" license laws. Rejected.
Inc House resumed the consideration Of
bill relating 10 the election of town Reprcscn-
rstiyes, the question being to amend b! strik-
ing uat the 9Th section. (nroviding for an g
lcction by plurality after tie I'd ballot.) The
amendment was rcjertcd-l02 10 Gland the
bill WIS laid un the table.
P.cIpont I,ham, ESD, Of Bennington, was
els,c, Bank Commissioner in joint ballot, on
the 81 ballot, by the following vote;
r. I>ham JIG, Homer Z. Ilubbcll Ill, Seat
tcsins ).
THURSDAY, Nov. >.
SHNAIx-Engaged on various bills and
reports Of no general interest.
H1rsE.-Mr. Carlos Carpenter, If Orange,
was elected auditor in the Treasury Depart
Ane1I' by the joint assembly. ] he vote stood
Carlos Carpenter 127, S. b. Maitocks 81,
Scattering l.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Merritt, \
that the thanks of this House be rendered to
Gen Taylor and 10 all the officers engaged in
tie late war with Mexico Adopted
The following appointments were made in |
joinl assembly:
SUPREME COURT.
Stephen Royce. Chief judge, unanimously
ASSISTANT JUDGES.
Isl7c T. Ecdii, III, unanimously
Mo H. Bennett,
Dmel KcIlogg, unanimously.
fflIanl Hall,
The election of 5th assistant judge was post
poa ID to Wednesday ncxt-as \ bill is pend
in., di>pcnsing with this oifice.-Adj.
FEIDAY, Nov. J.
SxxArE-The House bill to preserve pickercl
in I..moniair. reported 10y Mr.. Colburn from
Committee OF Agriculture WAS passed
4 resolution from the House that 70 bills Sc.
zhn:,ld be introduced AFTER Tuesday morning next.
was taken up, and after some debate rej' cited
Various other business was transacted Of no |
sn-rial interest 10 on readers Adjourned to 10 O.
clock on Monlay morning
U,rsE.-Ieavc Of absence was granted to
Mcs>rS Roscoe. of New Haven, and Wright, OF
Leicester
\ hil reported by Judiciary Committee.
rel llin1 Ia the election Of Electors otJresi-
deaf and Vice President, and member OF
Co lrrsss for the ~ 81. and 4Ih district WAS
ordered Ia a 81 reading.
\ ;,cl to repeal Militia law relating 10 u
nilorm Companies. passed.
Lave oil absence was, given 10 Mcssrs.
Gri<uuld. OF Rutland, Bates, Of lrasburgh,
AMI Aiwnnd, Of Ripion.
The following appointments were made i'll
lulni assembly:
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Waller Palmer. assistant Judges If The
Thns T. Barrett, County Coun.
Gilman Henry, Woodstock, Sheriff.
J,srph Churchill High Buiiif.
Sewan FullIm, States .1H0rnry
Thomas +. Hammond, .J,dge Of Probate
far he District IF HiHdsOr.
J. b. DanlorIh, Judge Of Probate for the
District If Hartford.
Nahum Haskell, Simeon Warner, l.. NJ.
BruwE, Jail Commissioners.
CIIlTTENDEN COUNTY.
Ira Wutrra. assistant .Hb{geS of
/. p. Richardson. : the Cou"iy Court.
Ofsun Carpenter, Mrrif.
Richard A. ShaIluck. Hjgh BaiHf.
John s. Royce, States Attorney.
JepIha Bradley. Judge Of PROBATE.
Joseph II. Brninerd, Jasper Curtis, VIM.
SIN III, Jail Commissioners.
The bill in relation 10 the election Of Tues
day next voting ut the State House, was
passed.
Adjourned 10 . O'Clock OIL Monday moru-
ins.
SENATE.
MONDAY, Nov. 6.
The House bill regulating the election