The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-28

Alter the eleventh ballot, Mr. Field NOV
ed 10 adjourn ull Wednesday morning, at
10 O'clock; the motion was agreed 10, ayes
lea, nays %. aud the Senate Withdrew.
Mr. Page called up the bill relating to
the sale or furnishing of intoxicating liquor.
and il was referred to the committee on
Printing.
Mr Hayden moved that the House pro-
coed to the election ofClcrk for the year
ensuing, which motion was lost, ayes ~,
nays ~. Mr. Gnndoy then moved that
the House 10 the election Of clerk this af-
t%ernoon, at . O'Clock; Mr IIo,chkiss pro-
posed 10 amend, 30 % to fix the time al
"Wednesday next, at 3 o'clock 7. NJ. which
proposition WA agreed 10, ayes lOG, nays
93, End the motion AZ amended, was op-
posed by Messrs Grandcy and Walton.
favored by Mcssrs Lyman of Hartford,
Field, H0tchkiss, Rice Of Somcrs t, and
agreed TO.
\. message WAS received from the Gov
crnnr, transmitting "a correspondence rcla-
uEc 10 a set OF standard weights and mcn-
pGros, furnished for the State by act Of
Congress, and announcing that they are
ready for delivery the correspondence was
referred % the Committee under the Nh
Joint Rule. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
ATTFRNoov.-The Committee on Flee.
uons, 10 whom was rccomm'ted their re-
port upon the ease Of the contest IN the
town Of Wells, reported further, that ono
piece Of paper with the name OF Nathan
Francis written thereon twice, and nearly
severed, Was counted o. one vote for Mr.
Francis, md that II appeared that some
person ~ the election offered two votes,
ANA that Of the votes offered was re-
c.ifcd and counted, bot that u did not ap-
pear for whom said vote was. The gucs-
uou being upon the adoption Of thn rcsolu-
ton recommended by tho committee. that
Nathan Francis D., and David Is. Lewis d
not, entitled 10 O seat Ia the House, o. the
representative from the town of Wells, Mr.
WHshhurn elected n further statement Of
iacts from tie Chairman af the COMMITTEE
on Elections the resolution was opposed
by hcssrs NhshhumL Adams Of Milton.
snd iIaftrapW, and favored hy VI -s4s.
flynpilh, Hoicki.s and Souic. when Mr
DAVIS Il Dunullc ul0y7i % lay the report
snd rcsn ilDu On %, table. Mr. McIsan
opposed thl- mIilpn aulIt was dlsagrecdto 10;
ule resolution wss further opposed by Mr..
Naiton. aud Eyofed by Mr. Smith Of Monk.
ION, uhrn, an motion Of NJ Adams Vi MI
ton, tho resolution was divided, and the
question taken upon that psH ~ thc f-so-
luilun iAst David IS lnsis = net e~uiiflcd
io q seat &C. and de-ijrd iu ihr afiuna.
tfe--aycs 10, nays n. The question
~As then taken upon ii@ relslniug part 81
u'c frslistioD, uAat Nathan Fmncfs y cut
ilcd % srat, &C. and decided 90 the a.
tf1at't lyo 20, uay ~.
The CpHnair- oa Printing relare4 10
favor % pnuung 10 cagso- oftir bill fe-
laiinr o. thr liquor isv; anl the iv rels
ung 90 the Homestead. the rp17 vas
adopted
NJ Melon ma.ed tilf aheu fhe House
s4nam, b. be- ui MUniiy. a. 2 o'c.les.
~ Mo-srs fi-,d. Ns.tsu, and IS a.A
suru hEofA A-s a., api1n. Gny, and
Matinee opposed iLe m1tlaa. sul n
~. greed 'r, sirs - ufys iU2
Ar frfrr d 4r} 20 il. hsr n tho
hHrsr cod received fha orfl. be- iAe rep
ff-rr'HfTf Gam ihr taau 81 VOLS.
nr Hllsa MrGrnd.y. uF rl.rL 80
0' ctrd 20 mf. up ~ aescttorr ~ Dow
d is1a.uss lsraR Al.
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