The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-24

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with the following results:
18th Goth 2lst 22d sd 9th
VIM c. Kittredrc los los los I04 lO4 LOG
Hornet IS5a.G " Ssf masioa IS IS e 8 q IS
Stephen Smith,
18th Goth 9th 18th Goth 30tth
VIM C. Kittredge, LOG los lOs IO4 lo4 lO4
#s%:; Y s' H.s;ss e {; g :; 4
Stephen Smith,
Homer Z. Hubbell,
On the 2Sth ballot, at Is minutes to IL, Mr..
Arms moved to adjourn until 2 o'clock. Mr..
Pangborn W as against adjourning until after
the election of Speaker. Ayeslol, noes ITO;
lost.
On the s0th ballot, at 10 minutes past IL,
Mr.. McLoud moved to adjourn ayes l07 noes
lO2.
So the House adjourned.
SENATE.
o'clock, P. NJ.
Met and adjourned without the transaction
of any business. after waiting due time to re-
ceiye business from the House.
HOUSE.
After an hour spent in designating board
ing houses, MIR. Heaton offered a resolution,
declaring that the presence of two members
from the town Of Kirby, is violation Of the
Constitution, and that Arunah Leach is the
only person entitled to a seat from said town,
until otherwise directed by the House.
But at the suggestion of the Chair, Mr.. Hea-
ton called up the resolution laid on the table
the other day, and withdrew his appeal from
the decision Of the Chair thereon, and there
upon the Chair receded from his decision.
Mr.. Heaton then moved to adopt the above
stated resolution in lieu Of his resolution of
the 18th inst, which declared THAT Mr.. Leach
is, and Mr.. Graves is not, entitled to a seat
the effect of the substitute being to give
Mr.. Leach the seat for the time being with
ont deciding upon the ultimate right of Mr..
Graves.
Mr.. Whittemore moved O substitute for the
substitute, suspending the right of both gentle
men to vote in the House until after the or
gxnization of the House and an investigation
of the evidence in the case by proper com
mittee.
The motion of Mr.. Whittemore was sup
ported by Messrs. Whitiemore and Carpenter
of North6eld, and opposed by Messrs. Need
ham, Beardsly and Heaton, when on motion
of Mr. McCloud, at ten minutes to 6, the
House adjourned to Monday morning, 10
O'Clock.
MONDAY, Oct. &c.
SENATE.
Bills introduced. BY Mr. Chandler. rsla-
ting to the time of choosing Electors of Presi-
dent and Vice President of U. s., and mem
beers Of Congress: also bill empowering d.
yorce in case of insanity under certain restric-
tions-both referred to Judiciary Committee.
By MIR. Mead, altering the name of Marion
Bliss to Marion Gould referred to Judiciary
Committee. BY Mr.. Stewart, regulating the
the manner of appointing highway surveyors !;
referred to Committee Of Roads By Mr.. Kid
der, of Orange, to repeal an act relating to
trustee process; referred to Judiciary Com
mittee.
HOUSE.
Twelve more ballotings were had for Speak
er, (3lst ballot to the AID inclusive without
making any choice. Adjourned to o'clock
P. NJ.
SENATE.
| 2OCLocK, p. NJ.
Mr.. Collamer from the House appeared in
the Senate and announced the organization
ton of Hon. VIM. c. Kittredge Speaker, and
l. L. xuCiiiiiI IsQ., WIN piO iCui
MIR. Sweat offered a resolution that both
tomorrow morning to hear the report OF
the Contrasting Committee-which was pass.
ed.
HOUSE.
Ballotings for Speaker resumed with the
following results:
4Sd 44th 45th 46th
VIM. c. Kittredge, lO5 log 1O7 100
Horatio Needham, 6S 81 "a 81
Homer w. Heaton, AZ AZ AZ 80
Homer E. Hubbell,
So on the 46th ballot Hon. WIN. C. KIT
TREDGE, of Fairhaven, was declared elected
whereupon Dir. Kittredge appeared at the bal
of the House and was sworn, and after very
handsome address TO the House, assumed the
duties of the Chair.
FEaRAND F. MkERILL, Esq, of Montpe
her, was unanimously appointed Clerk of the
House pro tempore, on nomination of Mr.
Carpenter, of Mortified, seconded by Mr., Hub
bell
The Speaker nominated and the House sp
pointed the Canyassing Committee for State
Officers on the part Of the House, as fol
lows:
Remington Co.-Messrs. Brock Curtis Nc Donald.
| Nindham-Mcssrs. Wentworth, Pierce, Butler.
Rutland-Messrs. Homes, Merritt, Spencer.
Windsor-Messrs Raymond, Stocker. Smith.
Addison-Messrs. Prout. Parker, Dodge
Orange-Messrs Holbrook Matson Martin.
Chit;enden-Mess-s. Pangborn, Pinneo, Morse.
| ashington-Messrs Andrews, Heaton, Arms
Celedonia-Messrs. Mon .gomery, McGafey Page
Frrikin-Messrs Sabin, Green, Dean
Oreans-Messrs. Parker French, Hastings.
Lamoie-Messrs. Mathews, Page, Crane
EsSex-Messrs May, Silsbee Btnjamin.
Grand Isle-Messrs. Mott, Butler, Harvey.
The resolutions of the Senate for LeQisla
tive Directory, and for joint assembly tt
hear the report of Canvassng Committee, wer,
concurred in. Adjourned.
TUESDAY, Oct. II.
= SENATE.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Mr.. French presented the petition Of III.
board of trustees of the academy at Derby, il
Orleans county. for the appropriation of one
third part of the grammar school funds of tina
county for The support of said grammar scboo