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The Spring tield Horse Convention.

The first great National ExhiDitlon o.
Horses, has been for three days in the iull
tide of complete success, at Springfield, Mass.
From all accounts it has been most magni-
liccnt affair. Anyquantty of" distinguished
strangers both quadrupcd and bipcd have
been there, and an immense concoursc Of
spectators.
The number of fine horses present on We'd
ncsday morning exceeded 400, from 20 States,
varying in price from $500 to 3 or 1900.
When paradcd on the race course they stretched
entirely around the half mile circuit, num-
bcring two and three abreast for the whole
distance. The comp d'qH is represented to
have been indispensable in life, beauty. and
exciting interest. The amount taken ut the
door on Wednesday was over 81 800, and the
entrance fees Of Horses upwards Of 81 800.
In the list of horses, rs far as given, II very
large proportion appear to be Vermont Shcr-
mans and Black Hawks. In it's notices ofthc
affair the SprjAgf,M R'pUbHcaa says that in
the year l79S Justin Morgan of Springfield
Mass, took Il colt Of three years old to Ram
dolph VT, which took the name Of his owner
and became the progcnitor of the IavoritC
breed Of Morgan Horses. 1t also thinks il
high time that the family history Of the Nor.
cams was written, and suggests II meeting o
owners of Morgans to appoint Il committee tc
prepare a Morgan Stud-book.
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mud-holcs in various parts Of the viii
lagc. A larger number than usual, of fine dwell
lngs are being constructed this season. In manuiac
lures Montpelier has taken start, and the
whole available wotcr-powcr of Winoosk river, and
the " branch" will soon be used here. On the
winoosk, Burbank and Langlon have in operation
two large FIGURING Mills, and Hyde Bancroft & Co,
have one. These mills now turn out, daily, about
three hundred barrels of -four. 1t is expected that
two mills of this sort will long, be set rum
ming Near the same mills are Walton's Paper Mill,
saw Mill, Plancing Machine &C., for the manuiac-
turc of Cabinet Ware &c. On the North Branch,
within the village, are an Iron Foundry, n Machine
Shop, Starch Factory IIusk Matmss Factory, Lumber
mill &c. One of the Touring companies has secured
the privilege of controlling large pond which
foods the Winooski somewhere among the hills far
cast of here. Wilder q Co., have purchased in
Worcester, Middlcscx, and Montpelier about five
thousand acres of land, and have secured sufficient
water power for the purpose OF the extensive manu-
facturc of Lumber. This company has capital of
about Sj0,OOO.
Your editorial brother Walton has erected large
and very convenient Printing Office, Immediately
wo.t of the Court House, where he runs one of
Adams Improved Press, by steam. lie has expended,
| should guess. about $4,000 ON building, engine
"a. But editors considered clcgblc to office
now-a-,oys and Editor Walton has become Il pro-
mincnt member Of the House.
Among the best improvement. in ontpclicr, i, in
CottrlI's Pavilion, for which the public are rcoiccd
large number of new rooms have been added, the
whole house repaired and everything i, in the best
condition. Two trains of cars stop at Montpelier
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In the SdtudoV ErcniRg Post, we find Il
gracefully writtrs letter from Grace Green
wood, in which she describes her
Impressions on seeing KOssuih 81 Mazzini.
Since have came into town have sccn-
cannot say but for the last tinn-kossuth
and Mazzini. | saw the former at his house
in St. Johns Wood, Il cottage buried in deep
foliage. quiet, lonely, shadowy retreat.
most POLITICALLY fitted for the tarrying place
of the exile, waiting and working for "a better
day lie looks in iirmcr health than when
with us, and bears up calamity under disap-
pointmcnt, dctracton, the calumny of foes.
the dsscrtion of summer friends, and the
heart-sckncss of hope deferred.
Again / felt my whole nature bend before
the simple, unconscious. yet almost super
human power Of his presence. As | saw in
his deep blue eyes the unwastcd fire OF his
long hanlrd purpose as heard again his
wonderful voice. with all its profound and
melancholy sweetness. and its strange pro-
phct-likr tones, which seemed to BE- calling
down to us from better and nOhler age to
come. when | saw in all his presence the
TRANSFORMING splcndor of his heroic cnthu-
siasm, felt the early hcro-worShip beating
full and fast at my heart. flushing and paling
my check. shaking my voice and thinning my
eyes. can truly say that never when have
seen him in my own country, surrounded by
eager crowds. followed and lrtcd. stormcd
upon hy adulation. and bcsicgcd by fattcrcrs.
borne in triumrhal ear through shouting
thousands, or swaying IT," multitude by the
magnetic power Of his cluQucncc. have felt
for him hcarticr sympathy, Il more won
dcring admiration. 81 moro profound re-
yrrrncc. than when. on this last VISIT, ! saw
him thus in his humble cottage nome.
The children of koo>uth are OF remarkable
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ThC SlnNe Trndc in Cmha.

in ,r+;1, r.r, +Lo N-,,L;,r,o, I-,;,,
,,;,cn ~ +ho \o,x yo,.l, ,r.,,s or rrid,,.
.+,t,, that .o,,o,oi. o,,,,s,,,,,,,.od
Ia. ,,;..I, .. ,,,,,,,.,..,;.... ;,..1,,,l
rr,,, ,rr;.o int, ruI, ,.;.h tl, o,,,.,.,t -,
sn,ip and rndor tbo ,ro+oct;,n If H,iti i,
SIMS or wor STA h, ,rorhcJ I'm. t,,, v,orx ne
Slar,s." with the nrtbrr a,,oonnnt that
Slavery, .',oII co,., r. oxi.t in FL. Island 81,
tbc end or ,i,i, ,,.,.. rho T,;o,, saws.
,.r. franz ii1yn,,u, tl,a, ,r',ii,, N,oG,5j, i; rI,
ar, ,, I" n'sot"1s FIR ~ b." .hr"a apprentices "a
% irr , WITH thr Go,r,"r
of Madrid, and So,. rotm amt gauoui,d dV tn
b'n"n '"'';4 .,...
witor at least owes all of it, hope, of ,urc,.. t,
the counsel, 'n' inc 'n'yrGryngf OF "t," h'i''n
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tinually dissccting what he calls "thc wrctchcd
and Disappointing spoils system - dccrccd by
the Cabinet, and feels perfectly free, as usual,
to call names and apply adicctivcs. lie de-
mics that he was II candidate for the French
mission, but says he thinks that ON the whole
he is as well qualified, in every point of view,
for the mission, us is French rcd-rcpublican
paragraphst for The mission to Spain, or as
an English hrokcn-down socialist is for the
mission to Naples, or as u jew clerk from
Fraukfort-bccomc rich in Wall streets to
become American Minister ut the Hague
Perhaps he is right.
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lNTERyENTIoN.-The FrccmanS JourHai
gives the following extract from private
letter from Il gentleman in London;
" have just learned from a source that is
entitled to the highest credit, that the lnitcd
States Government had iSSHcd some rcckS dgO
WSirWIoHS 10 us MHiSt'r At Tie court Of 81.
PdorSLUrg 10 oBtr Ia mcdidtc in The affairs
btwcH RUSSia ANIL IHrk,y, 1t is said that
the British public are indebted for this inn
portant information TO the imprudcncc Of
Hon Mr.. Soulc. This may possibly have it,
effect in suspcndng so long the terrorS Of t
general war in Europe
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mittcc decided that this vote ought to he counted
The is not yet decided, but the outside and in
side Democracy are trying hard to Dust Lewis. A
strong effort is making by the Democrats to Dust
Mr.. Spencer, II whig member from Castlcton. He
resigned his Post Office appointment ON the morn
ing of election day in September. 1t is stated that
there arc now two Democratic Post Masters in the
House. MIR. Bingham, Chairman of tho Committee
ON Elections, is Pension Agent, and receives pay
by act of Congress. The Democracy will find that
there are two to play at custer"
Third House..
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lie. BY Mr.. Washburn, to amend chap. IS,
G.. s.. relating to the Homestead to the
Cummittc, ON Printing.
Rc,oIulion-B Mr.. Dcanc, that the Gene
raj Committee be instructed to inquire into
the cxpcdicncy of increasing the fees of jurors,
in justice courts, and report by bill or other
wise adopted
Mr. Partridge called up the bill in addition
: the act to prevent the traffic in intoxicating
liquor for the purpose of drinking, and it
was referred to the Committee on Printing.
The chair announced the appointment OF
the following Standing Committees
On Vans aad Mcans.-Messrs Field,
Miner, Howard, Hunt and Soulc.
On Mhtary AGmrs -NIcssrs. Fox, Mer-
ril. Spalding, Capcn and Bush.
On Hc Ud,ciarV.-Mcssrs. Barber, Gran
dcv. Shaltcr, Dcanc. and Palmer.
ON EducaHoH.-Mcssrs. Partridge, Wash
burn. Hayden, Walton and Bradford
On CioimS.-Mcssrs IIotchkss, Joslyn,
Merritt. Walker and White.
On RoadS. - Mcssrs. Cutler, Mclean,
Marsh. Harvey and Plympton.
ON Bailks.-Alcssrs. bingham, Chase, Page,
Sawyer and Gleason.
On. MaliUJdctRrcS.- Mcssrs. Bliss Norton,
Bancroft. Smith and Saylcs
On 1 gricHYUrc.-MnSsrS. Paine, Robinson,
Stauntun Rice and Ro,chrook.
On Ldnd T0lcS.-McsSrs. Rand, Folansby.
Huston. Strrct"r and Cole.
! To 0,akc mp Mc Grand LiSt.-Mcssrs. Ro
/ h'rtS. Phelps. Sumner. Carpenter. Bradley
/ 'irnulrv. Cox. Baldwin. Bnsconb, Doud,
Fellows. White, Martin. SaXton, Mcllen,
Kemp. Huston. Adams, Drury, Shepard,
Shattuck. Boardmam, Jones, Dwincll, Wells,
B,dcll, Sweet and Phelps.
G,u,rai Co,nn,Utcc.-Mcssrs. Rice, Adams,
Benjamin. Gray Mason. Lyman, Tcmplcton,
CuS,man. Judevinc. Hale, Cushman, llol-
brook, Hall and Ball.
! Disit9bnijag CoDmitco-Mcssrs. Davis,
1 Lyman. Henry Wright, Blanchard, Cotton,
/ Durham. Gordon. Stcarns. llcrrick, Gill
Gllau, Shon, Phelps and Matthcwson.
! On Mc .Ndte'S Prison.-Messrs. Hatch,
Foot. Cook. Dorand and pcrley.
On RriSioH.-McssrS. Walton, Sanford
and Buruham.
Mr. Eir. .t -"u.'~"t. wa rErnS"l from
rline as Ga Chairman OF tnc ueneral Com
mttcr.
Tie hour having arrived, to which the
Joint assembly stood adjourned, the Senate
came in and the hAllotIngs for Governor pro-
,n.I,.1 with thn {, IlnViuU results
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&l)ccltln Sire Dress.
BURLINGTON, FRIDAY. OCT. 2S, 1888
Political Scandal.

The quantity of ccnsurc bestowed upon
Gen. Pierce and his Cabinet, is certainly re-
markablc, In addition to the diSarlrohation
Of those of the great and good of the country,
who are above party considerations, and the
disaflrction and rchukc Of the prominent men
of its own PARTY, the administration has to
endure an amount Of opposition and abuse
from disappointed Office seekers, which is al
most unprecedented. These small fry, though
they can bring no heavy artillery to the at
tack. like flies, settle upon and Indicate the
sore spots, and annoy if they cannot seriously
iniurc.
Prominent among the pack at the present
time. are Charles Edward Lester and Jane,
Gordon Bennett The former gentleman.
having been known in great variety of mis-
cclancous occupations. such as Clergyman,
Consul to Genoa. exhibitor Of an Ivory Cruel
fix. Agent ola Cemetery near New YORK. city :;
Editor Of II newspaper in the same city. which
saw two numbers and died, Nc., &c., has
lately burst upon the public aS the - Amcri
can correspondent of the London Times. -
lie is probably the most unfit man in the
country for that post That however is hi,
position, and he has taken advantage Of it
since his disappointment, to writ" to that
somewhat celebrated Journal. in Il very fault
finding way Of the administration. In reply
an article has appeared in the inioR which
disclosed the official misconduct for which
lester was r,nu\ cl from his ConSul,hip. and
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After the eleventh ballot, moved to adjourn
till Wednesday morning. at 10 o'clock the
motion was agreed to, and the Senate with
drew
Mr. Page called up the bill relating to the
sale or furnishing OF Intoxicating liqeer, and
it WAS referred to the committee ON Printing
Mr.. Hayden moved that the House proceed
to the election of Clerk for the year unsuing,
which motion was lost. ayes -, nays IL
MIR. Grandry then moved that the House pro-
rcrd to the election of clerk this afternoon,
1T , o'clock; Mr.. Ilotchkiss proposed to
amend. SO It's to fix the time at W dnrsday
next, at , o'clock =. NJ. which proposition
was agreed to. ayes l06. nays 9S, and the
motion, as amended. was opposed by Messrs
CRANKY and Walton. favored by Mcssrs. Ly-
man Of Hartford. Field. lIotchkiss, Rice Of
Somerset. and agreed to.
\ message was received from the Governor,
transmitting Il correspondence relative to a
set of standard weights and capacity mcas-
urcS furnished for the State 10y act of Con-
gr.sS. and announcing that they are ready for
delivery; the CORES Iouicncc was referee to
the Committee under the 18th joint Rule.
Adjourned.
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BY Mr.. Grondcy. an act concerning the study
of Medicine, Owing the oyersecrs ct the poor
power in certain cases to furnish the Lodlcs of
deceased paupcrs TO medical schools and sur
geons, for dissection J to Com on Education.
The Chair announced the appointment of
Mcssrs. Burroughs of Vernon Adams Of Milton,
and smith of Monkton, as the Committee on
Printing. AdJ.
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SENATE.

Tuesday, Oct, 25. TO 4. NJ,
nus Introdnccd and Rcfcrrcd,-By Nh.
Stevens of franklin. to extend the charter and
enlarge the capital stock of the Bank of ST.
Adams; to committee on Banks.
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SEN
Dim 7 II.
Thursday. oct. 20. 10 \. VI.

sen NJ Il.
TmrRsDAY. oct. 20, 10 \. VI.
R,p0ris If COnntHiccS. Mr.. Coolidge, from
the committee ON rules, reported the same
rules as of last session. for the government oil
the Senate adopted.
P,iiioAS.-Mr Stevens Of Fradklin, pre-
scented the petition of Henry G.. Sake, and 81
others, for the grant of ferry from Isle la
Mott in Vermont, to thazy, in the State of
New York. Mr.. IIoyt presented the petition
of Ira Hill and 81 others, for II grant of the
same ferry to james F. Watson both petit
tions referred to the Committee ON Roads.
BWs iniroduccd aud reIrrcd-By Mr.
Kimball to incorporate the Fayetteville Gem
ctcr Association, referred to the Commute"
ON Education also bill to incorporate the
Windham County Savings Banks. to the
Committee on Banks also II bill to ircorpo-
rate the Windham County Hotel timpany. to
Committee on Agriculture. BY Mr.. DemlNon,
to incorporate the Bank Of Royalton, to the
Committee on i INKS
HOUSE.
Bills inirodUccd ANIL nl'rrrd.-By MIR.
Page. a. INCORPORATE TIE Grrnr Mu"nt lin
Land, Lumber and transportation Company ;
to the Committee ON Roads. by Mr.. Hay
den, altering the NAMES of IIoratio \. Brown
and Frances Brown; to the General commit
tee. BN MIR. tushlnah ol fHirldNrh, rclltlly
to Railroads to the COMMITTEES ON Roads
BY Mr.. Dcauc in addition to chap. ~ {. >.
relating to bail to the Judiciary Committee.
\ message was received from the Governor
relating to the presentation by the citizens OF
New York Of II medal. commemorative of the
Ilublic services of Henry Clay, and ANNOUNCE
ing that the medal has been received and de
positrn in the State Library.
The Committee ON Elections. to whom Wa
referred the ease Of the contested election o
the rrire,.i.,a .:.r !ca t.. t.... # ".'.-
reported that tLc w.loir nunYcr Of votes cas-
was ljS that of this number Nathan Frau
els had 50. and David Il. Lewis had IS to
grthcr with resolution that Nathan tranc
is entitled to Il seat in the House. as the rep
rcsrntatiyc from the town of Wells. On III
rcction of the Chair the joint assembly pro
cecdcd to ballot for Governor for the year en-
suilr with tine following results
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MONTPELIER, oct. 22d lSj3
Montpelier is herself to-day, the rain has come,
mud abounds, aud "yrtuc and wisdom" have taken
to the ears and gone away The Senate have no
session to-day and the House will be composed of
few who only seek variety in the dullncss of the
morning. Railroads FIJI, or empty this village
capitol in an hour Swift travelling and hali-iilre
tempt the General Assembly to 20 home, where,
as Mr. Gray of Arlington, argued, their coi,ti-
tucntS did not wish to them. On Wednesday
and Thursday, alone, Of each week, the two Houses
will be full The Democracy moved in the House
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Inc V'WWlttNN IUTTN0F fIOTTVW IHNr TO
returns had been received from the towns Of
Huntington, Richmond, and South Hero.
There being no election of State Officers 10y
the people. on direction of the Chair the
Joint assembly proceeded to ballot for Cover
nor for the year ensuing, with the following
rnsnlfs
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IIOIISI

On motion of Mr.. Walton, Mossrs. Walton,
Palmer aud Mclean were appointed commit
tee to wait ON the Governor, and inform HIM OF
the organization of the House.
Bus Introduced and Kgered.-liy Mr. Smith
Of Wilhston. to extend the charter of the
Willston and Jericho aud the Wllston PLANK
Road Companies to the Committee on Roads
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sen ATE.

Fn... U.t. 81, 20 \, ",
Bills iaIrodac,d aud r.j;rmd,--By Mr..
Buck, providing that adjoining rropriet.rs OF
lands, between which there is no division
fence, shall not, without common consent,
suffer animal, to run ut large ON such Lands
and that cattle found ut large, contrary To
the provisions of the bill, may he mpouudcd,
as damoge i,dS0Ht. Read twice and referred
to the committee ON agriculture.
\dinurnrd
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Bills iniroduccd and rf;yrcd.-By Mr..
Goodwin TO repeal sections 4, $, and ., of
chap. 90, c, s., relating to encouragement Of
Agriculture. Domestic Manufactures, and the
Mechanic Arts to the General Committee.
BY Mr.. Partridge, granting ferry to Amasa
l., Iolcomb: to the members from Grand
Isle County. BY Mr.. Walker, relating to
the County buildings in Windham Co.; to the
members from Windham County. BY Mr..
Partridge, relating 10 the sale or furnishing
of intoxicating liquor ordered to lie. BY
Mr. Burroughs. in amendment of chap. 50,
c. s., relating to the Grand list; to the Com
mittcc ON Printing, BY Mr., Smith, Of Barre,
in addition to chap, II, G, 5, relating TO the
collection and disposition of fines, cost, and
recognizance in criminal cases ordered to
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The Ssuillotine.

The Guillotinc.
The fiat has gone forth. Mr.. Collector
Bronson Of New York has been made Il martyr
Of The Administration have replied to his |
letter. with the knock down logic Of its
friends the Short boys. The President and
his Cabinet could not answer his arguments.
but they could cut off his head, and they
have done it, lie has been removed, not be-
cause he is not capable, faithful, and pop
ular oiiiccr-hc is all thcsc-hut because he
has not distributed the spells to the different
factions ofhis party in Il way to suit the Ad-
ministration.
Though the first instance of so shameless
an exercise Of the power in the hands of Gov
rrmmcut. it Is Legitimate result of the cor
rupt system of Office brokerage and ccntrali-
cation Of patronage ON which we have
heretofore commented, and which is in con-
sequence of what we rcg,rd as fundamental
error in the Constitutions
Tiis removal j. received in New York hv
the Soits with cXutation. while it adds to the
sullcn and determined opposition of the
IIurds Its effect in that State will be t.
widen tie breach between the two factions.
and to accom ish the full and final DETECTION
Of the Addnhntnc Democracy: the mcvi-
'""'' result VI N"''''' 'h' h"""'"" E"4""'''
leading Administration paper declares. will
be :" to PROSTATE the State Of New York at
the feet Of VIM. H. Seward" In general
'"iI'c'"rS throughout '"' country Will h'i'e
forth look sharp to their appointments. and
nrrointrcs will hasten To- conform their ul,in-
;.,i- f., ti. o,,,,,,,,,on+ .t,,J,rl r. +l,.,. ,,,
'''
l'''' IT,
W" give below the Sccrrtarys last tart
letter. 1t is the close. we take it. of the
c,,,,,,. R,,,,..,,.,1 l,,,,..,
NASnlNGToN, Oct. %, 1873.
SrR-T have received your letter Of the 9TH
inst. 1t is not my purpose to rcsrond to the
many positions Of that letter. because most
Of them bear their contradiction uron its
face. and others are too unimuortant to re-
, uuirc rciutution: and, also. because. while
: in several phrases of it admitting yuur i'm.
piled obligation as il man Of honor to act in
y, accor,lancc with the know uolicv of tLc nd
+ ministration. and moreover rccomniziur fin,
: prolrictv and Justice OF that noIicv Lv de-
rrlarinr that vou Yourself drprccatcd and ON.
drayorcd to prevent the divisions now cyistino
i'm the ,lcmtcrntic nnrtv in vnur state vnI
nevertheless indulrrd in a TENOR of rn,n, ri, =,
. to vuriouS relations of tbc suLinct which nnt
only impugns nv motives. but Indicate an n
= titudc ON var part wholly ncomlatibL
with harmonious co-oncration Lct,yrnn ms
. and the proper conduct of the business o
tbc government.
One suggestion appears in YOUR letter whicI
n demand. nnimndyrr.ion Won ollnJ,,n i,
= Implication. that have desired Won to NJ.
no;nt free sellers tn Office and n Join,, !,
Il rnm .tr,n,,ol, nisundor.t,nd nr ,,;s;n+,.,T'r
, nv, lnttnr Of tLn RI instant n";thnr ai'tor
c tn;nnj NOR rv,rnsscd nn, s,b dny;rn II ha,
n been nv pleasure and nv duty NOT to inonir,
into the n,iniuus which ,uov b,vn ho.r LoI,
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Hot Sc.
AFTERNOON.

BHS mn b"H"d an" rp'T'"'-p! M
Hart Shorn. to incorporate the Essex Leather
and Laundering Manufacturing Go. ana the
Caledonia Stone Cutting and Quarrying Co.;
to tine committee on Manufactures. BY Mr.
Adams of Milton. granting ferry to John
Is. Reynolds and Harry llill to the members
from Grand Isle County.
The Committee on Elections. to whom was
rrrommittrd their report upon the case OF the
contest in the town of Wells, reported fur-
Their. that one piece of paper with the name
of Nathan Francis written thereon twice. and
nearly severed was counted as ono vote for
Mr.. Francis and that it appeared that some
lcrsun at the election offered two votes. and
that one of the votes offered was received and
counted. but that it did not appear for whom
said vote was The question being upon the
a,lortion Of the resolution recommended by
the committee that Nathan Francis is, and
'aNld H. Lewis Is not entitled 10 q Sn"' ~. III
the House, HS tIr r'Ir''tnt'rN' ,:"'' VIC
roNn I'll rl'>' Mr r, " r.n' ,Io rba;r,nan
lurtucr >'''cin'n' Ut I"rtS '''' ~. ''I,
y. ''' ''''''''''''1 ~ u WiL,,rn Al
tl'A W"H nll"N." ~ n'INlS ""I'I c'an,d w.
li"' n' ii,II.;..,rI >'rIo whom
maj ~ I,,. tbo no
w., D"l' ',;'', ~, tL,, tahlo Mr. Nc
VI "''' - WINS d;socrecd
,,'i' r,rtbor o,nosrd bv
w. wv ''.,I r,n'I ~. Mr. smith ~
w. " ''','i' ''', 'n,tinn = Wr adams Of
w. ,,.ns l;v;Ind and the
H''',', 'V I,t ,nrt IF tbr rrsolu-
sum- .I. .' H';Iip ,,ot entitled 70
''''' ''"' i.;I,J +, tho oHrmntiyn-ayes
In ,,,'. ",'I' T,', ,,,,.t;nn w,s thrn taken
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The Chair announced the appointment OF
the following joint Standing committees;
Tndcr Mc lH Joim RNic.
Mcssrs. Davis, Washburn, and Burroughs
of the House.