Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21


Horatio Necdham, 80 q
George w. Grandey, 25 y
John f. Deane, i 8
c. NJ. Fletcher, l
On the declaration Of the l4th ballot Mr..
Olds moved an adjournment which motion was
favored by Mr.. Needham, and agreed to.
SENATE.
FRDAY, Oct. Is, A. NJ.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
On motion of Mr. Goodhue, the Senate pro-
ceeded to the election of the following Standing
viz
Committee on Finance.
Senator Green, Chairman,
Stevens,
Wheeler.
Committee on Judiciary
Senator Seymour, Chairman,
Hale,
Eastman.
Committee on CLAIMS
Senator Norhrop, Chairman,
Gleason,
Bailey, of Lamolle.
Committee on Educotion
Senator Miller, Chairman,
Stone,
Watson.
Committee on .igaieuIiUe.
Senator Howe, Chairman
Harvey
Shaw
Committee on MANUFACTURES.
Senator Foster, Chairman
Bailey, of Rutland,
Thurbcr.
Committee on Elections.
Senator Bates, Chairman,
Howe,
Baldwin.
Committee on Military .7Glirs
Senator Buck, Chairman,
Parker,
Martin.
Committee on Roads.
Senator Goodhue Chairman,
Bogue,
Baldwin.
Committee on Banks
Senator Blake, Chairman,
Bates,
Writers.
Committee on Land 7ares
Senator Carpenter Chairman,
Hill,
McDanes.
The Chair announced the appointment O.
Messrs. Watson and Goodhue, as the commit
tee on the part Of the Senate, on the Library.
The Char announced the appointment o
Messrs Miller and Martin, as the committee Oh
the part Of the Senate, on Joint Rules.
On motion of Mr.. Northrop, it was voted tina
when the Senate adjourn, it be to tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
Nh Hale moved that the Secretary be direct
ed to procure an additional daily paper, for tn
use Of the Senators lost
A message was received from the House, b
the Clerk, informing the Senate that they ha
passed the joint resolution, relating to the pm
ing Of the Legislative Directory, with an amend
mont in which amendment the concurrence
the Senate was requested.
The Senate concurred with the House in Il
amendment.
On motion of Mr.. Miller, the vote, that wh'
the Senate adjourn, it be to tomorrow mornir
at 10 o'clo ok, was reconsidcred; ard on his m
lion. it was ordered that when the Senate a
iourn, it be to tomorrow morning at half pa
nine. Adjourned
HOUSE.
Mr.. Blodgctt called up the papers relating
the Isle la Mott election case. A certificate
!, regular form. signed by the first constable,
tested the election of Dorus V. Goodsell; anoi
er in like form, signed by one of the selectm'
attested the election Of Peter Fleury; and a l
tee to Goodsell by Fleury that testimony wo'
be taken for the use of the General Assembly
were read Mr.. Blodgett moved that Mr.. Coz
> sell be admitted, his credentials being leg
while it was evident that the credentials
Mr.. Fleury could not be legal, inasmuch a
selectmen cannot certify TO the election O
member except in the absence of the COASTAL
= Mr.. Goodsen was admitted by unanimous Y
a of the House,
The House proceeded TO ballot for spea
with the following results;
Ballotings, 10Th 10Th l|th lem
Whole No. of votes, Is5 ls5 1856 LEI
Necessary for choice, 90 93 "a u
D. Thomas r. Powers. as SO 40 Is
!, Bradley Barlow, % % 81 90
- Horauo Needham, p q "a u
Geo. w. Grandey, - - - 70
- John T. Deane,
= Joseph II. Barrett,
10 Doth DIST 22d 23d
Whole No. of votes. leo ls9 les ls7