The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-11-05

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,y"rc s6on,cd ADD ,Io lin orderr1 10 a ri
reading.
heofis 81 toaunWees. ty th9 commits
tee on Elecu2ns, 10 "nom was referred NE
romonslr"nc OF Nn'ian !, nl9is ana ON
eri. against tue night OF n H. AdHnaf" TIC
rolnrhcI memheF 'f"u hlchmnn9' 10 scar
an lhe linu'e' mat II appeared that on me
,,o.t i,,Aucr,i,l c,..n,..i,sr,'Jc o,. tho Lousp.
10 unite upon srme person 20, thcif fcptcsem-
tativc; l',it wine the RAID ,rccmcn were
considering this matter, news came that The
meeting was dissolved VI cieupcu they dis
parscd. II appeared however, that the mo-
lion to dissolve had been made, but WIS Oh
iecied 10 by one or two present, aud Joshua
Jewell in particular. protested against 1t and
offered his vote, Which WAS refused by the
constable, who declared the bnlloing at an
end. The constable left the lio So, ms also
Jewell, but the latter returned in 4 few min
utes, after having invited the constable to
receive his vote. One f.. d. Mason, first
selecininii, took the vote, which was cast for
A. B. Maynard, together with several other
votes, anu A. Is. MAYNARD aforesaid was de-
clared elected. Ii further appeared that the
said Joshua Jewell did not for Isomcni
abandon or yield his right It also appeared
That ~ freem'n, after lhc election, signed
WIRING 'hat IL was 'he,r OPINION ,ha' "r'
riaynutu vas e'ce'e"' l" we" u '"o 49,
iac.s' '"e co'',,''''ee 'epu''cI u" "ueo',i
,!"g 'eoo,u''1", ~ - ".a' &C. :,
'eSa, 'u ~ ~ 'o"' -.
Asne" " 'ou' " .'lu uou'"i,.'oe
hori'y report was .nereol'"n ohe,eu, eiv'"R
III suos'anc1. .,, sane ..cs "s ao'.e' ou, ="
spmewna! alneIe NJ, i"' , anu con-,
,o% "; ' ,hn ."G ho1 81 ,he ,rogu,on
A resolution also accompanied this report,
that A. b. MAYNARD is not entitled to the
scat he now holds, signed by three OF the
committee. Members called Tor the rradine
OF sundiy dispositions, which was objected
to ny others ior various reasons Ahrr sew
eral had been read, MI Jarrett oolcc'ch 10
any furtner reaulnr ana 'he selec,lon OF par
ucular ueposiions' anu salu mar the NAN
on these iaets the House should make an
ISSUE O'nerS, however thought mat there
were facts ~ the minority report mat were
MOI advertcd to III that OF the majority, and
that there were material disagreemenis be-
tween the members oil the committee 10 res
gard 10 tue evidence. iehdlng Inc discuss
SION which WAS oil some length, TIC House
ahyourhed.
SENATE.
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HOUSE.
p.,o.,. of C,nn,;us,s-Ry IN, General
con,n,,,ee in favor of The bill relating 10 the
school fund, with proposal TO amend, by
striking out al, aver me enac''ng cause ana
inserting ine lonoWing' VIZ .ne l'ensu-
rer OIL inc o.a'e Snuii eoneet .ne uhIn"y que
tue ecnool lun"i anu u's"iou'o .ne same
among tue seTera. .uwns accoruing 10 'he
population me nu'.ees ~ '"c sur plu' 'uh',
OF those towns sun" rece're .ne Fame ana
put the money W 'n'e,o" ,ol .'l1 ne oeneh' o'
common sc"oo's' M iiuuoVn orereu
furtner amenun'en, oy Inserting a''er .he
WORD "popu'aoon rue "orus aceoruing
10 the ia'' census oo,n aIe"onens were
adop'eu anu '"e o''i o'uc'eu " '"''u 'e7u'
ing TO MORO" morning.
Mr.. Ureeh hoTeu "s,uc;" ", Oh me
vote ABOVE, "nicn o'ue''u '"e wv 'e'a,ihg
to d'ViSiot, Oh SCHOOL moneys to third
reading A'er some discussion II was los'l
yeas W, nays J. -.
The House resumed the consideration OF
the matter pertaining to the election Of a.
B MAYNARD. Inc resolution reported BY
the majority OF The committee was discussed
by Messrs Barrett, Eyers, Packer and