Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-10-21

EraSluS EdHUaHhoS 80
John S Robinson, I'll
Lawrence Brainerd, t 40
And the HsA ,Erastus Fairbanks, of St Johns
the year ensuing.
For Lieutenant Governor
Whole number Of votes, 200
Necessary Tor choice, los
Wm C Kiltredge. ll6
Jefferson P Kldder, 81
VIM M Pngrey, 80
Scattering,
And the Hou VIM C Kiuredge, Of Fairhaven,
was declared to be elected Lieutenant Governor
for the year ensuing
For Treasurer.
Whole number of votes, 2l4
Necessary for a choice, l08
George Howes, I20
John A Page, ... ...... Sc
Daniel Thompson, 38
And the Hon Geo. Howes, of Montpelier.
was declared to be elected Treasurer for the
year ensuing. aEs ...4
The Senate withdrew.
Nr Barr ct of Middlebury introduced resou.
ton, fixing 10 o'clock on Monday for joint
assembly to receive the annual executive mess
age, and that the Governor be requested to de-
liver it in person. s.....,. .........
Mr. Barlow opposed The resolution. 1t was
formerly the custom for the President, and also
for the Governor, to deliver their messages in
person, as does the Queen Of England but he
believed the practice was changed for good rea
sons.
Mr. Bodgett moved to strike out the last clause
of the resolution. 1889" '- u.
Mr. Nedham was opposed both to the amend
mcGt and the resolutionj when Mr. Blodgett
withdrew his amendment.
Mr. Gray favored the resolution, and it was
adoped-ayes &c. noes 81. .'a.'
Resolutions. From the Senate, for join: COM
mittee to inform the Governor elect of his cleo
ton, and TO announce that both houses are ready
to receive any communication he may make
Concurred in; and Messrs. Grandey and Pike
were appointed on tho part of the House BY
Mr.. Page for Joint committees to canvas votes for
county officers; adopted. BY Mr.. Barrett of M.
for the appointment Of committees to canvas
votes for members of Congress; adopted
The Chair announced the following
al STANDING COMMITTEES.
On Rules. Mr. Deane of Cavendlsh, Wright
of Castleton, Barlow of Fairfield.
- On EiectPns. Mr.. Hayden of St. Adams
sssPkkc Of Glhrleel,n, Nse1h~', -f nri-.si, Hunt
:, "a at,l, 30. Ralss of Brandon, Bonney of
wstsrf,rd, iIatridge Of Norwich.
Mr. Grandey called up the credentials of VIM.
G. Hamilton Of Sandgate. This credential was
signed BY the moderator and clerk Mr.. Gran
dey argued that this credenta is sufficient, and
moved that Mr.. Hamilton, be admitted to Il seat
MI. Gray stated that there are other papers, be
sides the credennI, in the case, and he prefer
red to send the whole matter to the Committee
on elections.
Mr. Barlow concurred with Mr.. Grandey.
Mr. Hamilton was admitted
MI NeedEam asked to DO excused from serv.
ing on the committee on elections agreed TO
and Mr. Boroughs of Vernon was appointed in
his place.
The Speaker nominated and the House ap
pointed the following committees to canvas votes
for members of Congress: ...t
LIST Dtst7ct-Messrs Barrett of NJ, McLoud.
Gray, Fletcher, Richardson.
Cd Disirid--Messrs Worcester, CARRIED,
Chandler, Chase and White t ,...
3D. District-Messrs Hickock, Barnard Bliss,
HerCk, Rublee.
The Senate returned the resolution relative
to joint assembly to hear the Governors mes
sage amended By fixing P M on Monday. Mr.
Barlow remarked that if intended as compi.
ment 10 the Governor elect, he would withdraw
all opposition, as he doubted not others would
do; and the amenment of the Senate was there
upon unanimously concurred in.
From The Scnaie. For Joint assembly 10
O'Clock A M on Wednesday next, TO elect sun
dry officers concurredin.
On motion Of Mr. Barlow, the House adjourned
! -, 4 81 Is, A l.,
2 o'clock, P M
SENATE.-Tte Chair announced, that he had
confirmed the appointment Of Benjamin Billings
as Door keeper, and Geo. G Hicks as Assistant
Door keeper The Chair announced also, THAI
the Secretary, under the rules Of the Senate,
had appointed Geo. c Bates as Messenger of the
Senate Adjourned.
Monday Oct the II.
SENATE.-BAls Introduced and referred. By
Mr. Bailey, relating 10 proceedings against Judg.
ment Debtors, and Supplementary TO the writ of
execution; to the Judiciary committee. By
Mr. Nohhrop, in amendment Of an act relating
TO Highways ant. Bridges; in the committee on
Roads. aa4 .naa1 $500
Revolutions. BY Mr. Blake, that the Judicia-
ry committee be instructed to inquire what farth !
er legislation is required to secure the rights of
married women, and to report by bill or other
wise3 adopted By Mr. Goodhue, that commit
tee on Elections be Instructed to inquire, if the
General Assembly have power to fill vacancies,
that have occurred by death or otherwise in
Cnunty Officers, since the September election
adopted Adj. H2aa atiA 80
House. Resolutions By Mr. Soule, instruct.
ing the Judiciary committee to inquire into the
expediency of providing that the jurisdiction of
all civil actions now cognzable before board
of Justices to hold monthly sessions in every
town adopted. By Mr. Walker, for commit
tee OF one from each county 10 average the
grand list; adopted ......
Petitions referred. OF Oliver Sherman, to
committee of Claims of sundry females oil
Brattleboro', to give females the rights to vote
IN school meetings, to committee on Education
OF Pliny Gray and others, to General commit
tee.
Bills introduced and referred. BY Mr. Page,
relating to Rutland Acqueduct Company, to judi
clary committee. BY MIR Deane, to extend the
charter of the Ascutney Railroad Company, and
by Mr. Wright Of c., to incorporate the West
Castleton Railroad and Slate Company both
referred to the committee on Roads BY Mr.
Chandler, 10 incorporate the Chelsea Academy;
to the committee on Education. By Mr Yves.
ton of Weathersfeld, to presrve fish in Cooks
pond to General committee, BY Mr. Weston of
Springfield relative to assessment OF leased
property for taxation, when no provisions Is made
IN the lease for the payment Of taxes TO Judlcla-
ry committee BY Mr. Partridge, relating TO
elections Isx months residence only required in
voters for PresidentialS electOrsi to committee