Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-10-27

9Th iUih lin
Whole Number 40 PAL 240
Necessary to choice III 122 I2l
Erasius Fairbanks 104 103 l04
John s Robinson 10l l04 lob
Lawrence Branard 35 "a 80
After the eleventh ballot, Mr. Field moved to
adjourn ill "Wednesday morning. al 10 O'clock
the motion was agreed to, ayes l66, nays 60
and the Stnale withdrew.
Mr. Page called up the bill relating to the sale
or furnishing of INTOXICATING liquor, and it was
referred to the comInitee on Printing.
Mr. HAYDEN moved that the House proceed
to the election of Clerk for the year ensuing.
which motion was lost. ayes 70, nays 81. Mr..
Grandey then IN we'd that the House proceed
Ia the election OF clerk this afternoon.al 3ocnck
Mr. Horhklss proposed to amend so as tn fix the
tune at Wednesday next.a o'clock PM, which
proposition was agreed to, ayes 1906 nays SO,
a nd the moton, as amended, was opposed by
Mes-rs Grandey and Walton, favored by Messrs.
Lyman of Hartford, Field, Holchklss, Rice Of
Somerset and agreed to.
A message was received from the Governor,
transmitting correspondence relative to set
of standard weights and capacity measures,
furnished for the State by act OF Congress. and
announcing that they are ready for delivery;
the correspondence was referred to the Commit
tee under the 4'h joint Rule.
Adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
House. Bills introduced and ,yfsrred.-By
Mr.. H,rshorn, to incorporate the Essex L. 'ather
and LAUNDERING Manufacturing Go and the
CALEDONIA Stone Cutting and Quauylng Co.. to
the conln'nntee on Manufactures. By M AID
ans of Milton, granting ferry to John Rey-
nolds and Harry flfis; TO the members from
Grand Isle County.
The Committee on Elections, to whom was
recommit,ed their report upon the case of the
contest in the town Of Wells, reported further,
That one piece of paper with the name OF Nathan
Francis written thereon twice. and nearly sew
cred, was counted as one vote for Mr.. Francis.
and that II appeared that some person at The
election offered two votes, and that one OF the
votes offered was received and counted but that
Lii did cot appear for who n said vote was The
question being upon The adop ION of the reSolu
tIon recommended by the committee that Nathan
Francls is, aud David B. Lewis is not, entltied
to seat 10 the House. as the representative from
}the tewa Of Wells, Mr.. w snhurn elected fur.
ther statement If facts from the Chairman of the
Committee on Electlons; the resolution was op
posed by Messrs. Washburn, Adams OF Milton,
and Bsrshmn, and favored by Messrs. PIymp
ton Hotchklss and Spule, when Nj. Davis Of
Danvllle moved to lay tho report and resolution
on the table. Mr.. Mcl4ean opposed this motion
and 1t was disagreed 70; the resolution was fur
Their opposed by Mr.. Walton. and favored by Mr.
Smith of Monktop, when, on motion Of Mr. Adj
aus Of Milton the resolution WAS divided. and
the Question taken upon hat part oil resolution,
that David Lewis is mol entitled to seat,
&c. decided in the affirmative -ayes no. nays
81 The question was then taken upon the re.
,nain,ag part OF the resolution, that Nathan
Francis is entitled to seat, &c., and decided IN
the sGiru,asve--ayes 81, 49,.
The Committee on Printing reported in favor
of printing 300 copies OF the bills relating to the
l,euar law; aud the law relating to the home
stead; the report was adopted.
Mr.. Mclean moved that when the House ad-
innrn, 1t be till Monday. at oc ock p NJ /;
Mpssrs. Field. Walton. and Washbnrn favored.
Mess $. Plympton, Gray, Mathewson opposed
the mnii,u, and it was disagreed to-, ayes AZ
nays l02
Mr.. Francs appeared at the bar of the House,
and received the oath, as the representative from
the town of Wells.
On moron of Mr. Grandey. the clerk was d.
rected to make up the debentn,e OF David B
Lewis tilI Tomorrow morning. Adjourned.
Saturday Oct 22l A M.
HOUSE, Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Walker.
i On Motion OF Mr.. Burroughs, cali OF the
j II Ase was ordered, ami a quorum being found
present1it was ordered that noaiIr,her proceedings
be had Bpnu The order.
Bills introduced and refeued.--By Mr.. Walker,
IN Amendment OF sec IL chap. ll6 &. s., (giv-
ing the members of the Senate aud House pay
Tor actual attendance only y to the committee on
Ways and Means. BY Mr. Bnrnham oi Wood
bury, to alter the names OF Sylvia Johnson and
Mark Whiting to the General Committee By
NJ. Hunt, in addition to an act relating TO Saw
ngs Banks. (lnak'ng it the duty of the Bank
Commissioner TO ex imlne the condition and at
fairs Of Swings Banks y 10 committee on Banks
Resoiutoa.-By NJ. PIvmpton, that all bills,
petitions renonsrancps g., upon the subject OF
thu License Law, be referred to select CON-
nlttee consisting of nine members adopted
BY Mr.. Page that when the House adjourn 1t he
4 tih Tuesday morning next; rejected.
Petitions referred BY Mr.. Sweet. W. A.and
Maria L.due. praying that Calvin A. Loop be-
constituted their helr-at-law TO ,he General
4 Co,nmlltee.
Several motions to adjourn over til Monday
and Tuesday were rejected and the House ad-
journed.
AFTERNOON.
On motion OF Mr.. Deane, call OF the Honse
was ORDERED, when It appeared that there were
ninety abseh'ees' and on motion OF Mr. WALTON,
It was ordered that all further proceedings IN he
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