Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-10-18

The Secretary OF state preseuteu "i0S"'u'
Certificate of the election of Ivory Luce as rep
resentotive for the town Of Mansfield, stating III
ADDITION the fact that Mansfield has been annex
ed tn Stowe in accordance with the act OF lo4o'
M G,rtber notice was taken Of this matter;- -
and
The House was directed to the
ELECTION OF SPEAKER.
VIM C. Kttredge of Fairhaven was nominal
cd bv M Converse Homer L. Hubbell of Fair
fax bv Mr.. Rice of Somerset; and Jabez Pm
new Of Greensboro, by Mr. Noyes and the Hon.
"; W. H. r r Kttredge. 1876
Homer E, Hubbell, 81
Jabcz Pinney
Charles K. Williams,
H. II. Merritt,
2l5
Mr.. Kittredge was thereupon sworn, and ac-
knowledred in handsome terms the honor con-
ferred. pcdging himself to an impartial course,
and Ginning the forbearance Of the House, and
invoking the divine blessing upon the delibera-
tons Of this body-he assumed the duties Of the
Chair for the Session.
Mr. Cross of Duxbury, appeared and took his
seat
ELECTION OF CLERK.
The Honse proceeded to the election of Clerk
pro tempore, and
CHALON T. DAVEY, Esq, Of Burlington,
was elected and sworn:
CT Davey, l27
.Gustavus A. Burbank, II
ESCarlos S. Noyes,
l.. s.. Noyes,
Mr. Stone of Bolton was admitted to a seat
without producing his credentials, on motion o.!
Mr. Vail of N.
Mr. Converse was appointed to notify the Sen
ate Of the organization of the House.
On motion OF Mr. " right of Shoreham the
Rules of the last session were adopted for the
time being
Resoyuilons-From the Stnate, for GOO copies;
of Legislative Directory; cOncurred in. BY Mr.
Butler, ordering the clerk 10 procure the usual
number of newspapers adopted. From the
Senate for joint assembly this afternoon to re-
ceiye report of canvlsslng committee, and It
necessary to elect State officers. BY Mr. Wngh,
Of Sho.eham, adopting Joint Rules Of the last
session for the time being botn adopted.
The canyassng committee on the part of the
House was appointed as follows:
Observation-Disclosures. Clark of NJ, Carpenter
of P, Bates.
! indham-Messrs. Phelps, Green, Flagg.
RutIand-Messrs. Carr, Dickinson, Hall
Windsor-"Messrs. Harlow, Hunton, Wood
ard.
Addinon-Messrs. Wright, Strong, Gage.
Orange-Messrs Tenney, Foster, Hatch.
Chiucndcn-Messrs. Sanderson, Merrill, Dix.
on.
Washngton-Messrs Vail, Rankin, TiIden.
CALEDONIA = Messrs. Gilkerson, Dickerman
Cree
Franklin-Mcssrs. Newton, LeavenS, Fuller.
LamojIIe-Mcssrs Moves, Phelps, Iowne.
Orleans Messrs Bates, Collier, Plnney.
Essex -Messrs Aldrich, Carpenter, Stevens.
Grand lsle-Nessrs. Butler, Landon, Hill.
Adjourned to 3 P. M.
sENATE.-P. NJ.
The Senate went into joint assembly, and OIL
returning adjourned.
HOUSE.
The Speaker announced the following ap
pointmenls;
Committee on Rules Of the House. -Messrs
| Williams, Converse, I1ubbell.
Committes on EieclionS.- Messrs. Phelps, Al
len, BIodgett Cutler, McGaffey, Howes, Ran
dali.
Osm,n Dewey, Door Keeper.
w. W. Noyes, }
Timothy D. Hobart, Officers of the House.
Luther J.. Durant,
Luther b. Cross Messenger
The a5Aanate came in, aud the canvasslng CON
mittGc reported as follows;
For Governor,
Carlos Coolidge, 2G,4ss
Iloratio Needham, 23.545
Jonas Clark, 1884
Scattering, 81
Whole number, 52,S66
Coolidge lacks an election by 400
For Lieut.. Governor,
Robert Pierpoint, 1896
Daniel Roberts jr, 23,O58
Philip c. Tucker, 1928
Scattering, Sc
Whole number, 52,G08
Plerpoint lacks an election by Is
For Treasurer,
George IIowes, 2G,lS4
Joseph Poland, 1920
w. H. II. Bingham, 3,40l
Ncultc''hg' ~
~, 10, ro-o-
Whole number, 52125
Howes lacks OF choice, 357
The votes OF Orange and VeFsh'rc were nc
returned.
Election Of State Officers.
The Joint assembly then proceeded to til
election of State Officers, with the following re
suits = -
CARLOS COOLlDGE, Governor.
Coolidge, lay
Necdham, 80
Clark, q
Majority for Coolidge, 81
ROBERT PlERPOlNT, Lieut. Governor.
Pierpoint, $50
Roberts, "a
Tucker, 9
Majority for PeTPolnt, ro ~ 81
GEORGE HOWES, Treasurer:
IIowes, 149
poland 81