Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-17

appropriate remarks.
The House Was then directed to the e.
lection nf Clerk, when Mr.. Heald of Ludlow
nominated Chalnn F Davey, Esq. Mr..
Mattocks noInindled Gustavus A. Burbank,
Esq. of d nviIIe, and Mr. Barlow nominated
Henry Clark, E q of Pouitney:-
CT DWpv, I24
G A Bra,k, 20
Henry Clark, Ia
Thomas B ,rlett, Jr.,
CHALoN F. DAvEY, Esq of Burlington,
was declared elected, and was sw IN.
On motion of Mr.. Warner, ordered that
the Senate be informed If the organization
of the House, and Mr. Warner was appoint
ell to nerfHm that service.
Resolutions. BY Mr.. Vail, adopting The
rules of last year for the time being adopt
ed.
By Mr.. Rose, adopting joint rules of
last year for the time being-amended, on
motion of Mr.. Kellogg, by adding these
words " SO far as applicable" and adopted
From the Senate, for joint assembly this
afternoon; cOncurred in BY Mr.. Sheldon,
for one daily and weekly newspaper, To be
designated by each member, and delivered
at their lodgings; Mr.. Brown moved three
weekles-lost, and The resolution adopted.
Reconsdered on motion of Mr.. Grandey,
who moved to insert The word &" Montpelier"
before newspaper; Mr.. Rose moved 10
substitute Vermont" for Montpeller-lost;
Mr.. Grandeys motion was agreed to, and
the resolution again adopted. BY Mr. Ten
ney, to adjourn to 3 pm when the House
ad journs adopted. From the Senate,
for Legislative directory; concurred in.
The Speaker nominated and the House
appointed the following Committee to join
the Committee of the Senate to canvass the
the votes for State officers.
Bennington COunty-Messrs. Root, Bebee,
Mclaughlin.
Windhan,- -Messrs. Howe, Sheeate, New
| ton.
Rutland Messrs. Evarts, COlburn, Kell-
ogg.
Windsor-Messrs Head of Ludlow, Osgood,
TwIchell.
Addison Messrs. Colby, Gale, Gates.
Orange. -Messrs. Tenney, Fi6eld, Hatch Of
Stafford.
Chittendsn-Messrs. Leavenworth, Wires,
Fay
Observation-Disclosures. Vail, Goolspeed, Brown.
Caledonia --Messrs. Moultcn, Gkerson, Mat
tocks.
Franklin-Messrs. Leavins, Plat, Hubbell.
Lamole-M essrs. Noyes, Wheelock, Hall,
Orieals-Messrs. Dickerman, Wor:hington,
Finney.
Eeser-Messrs. Benton, Carruth, Benam-
in
Grand IsIe-Messrs. Landon, Hill, Babcock.
Mr.. Vail presented the memorial of Elihu
HYDE, asking seat as representative for the
town of Chelsea, which was referred to the Com.
mltee on election.
The chair announced the Committee on Rules
-Messrs. Grandey, Vail, and Bartlett. Adj.
SENATE,
A communication ilOn the Secreto'y OF State
was read, informing the Senate tina 400 copies
of the journal of the constitutional convention
of 1850, were in his Office to be dstri Iuted az
the General Assembly NAV direct
Messrs. Chandler and Parker were appoi tied
as committee to inform the Lieut. Governor of
his election and conduct him TO his seat.
Accordingly the Hon. Julius Converse ap-
peared. and alter RECEIVING the oath OF efice,
and making an appropriate address to the Sem
ate commenced its duties,
The Chair appointed the following named per.
sons a. officers Il the House:
w. w. hopes. Doofkeeper.
Ira A. Darling,
G. G. Fish,
Henry Strong, 0"'0''' VI '"0 1iouSs'
Luther l., Durant,
The Cnalr also ap, olnled the following per-
sons as Committee.
On eLertiOnS--MJ. Dickerman of Coventry,
Field Of Brandon, Keith of Sheldon, Howe Of
Vernon, Richardson of Waits6eld, Root of Ben
ningtop, Gaige of Bristol,