Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-26

"a - HON. AUti I HuSI hOOu, w hlNCl.
Sd Hon. Asahel Peck. Burlington.
18th +" Hon L. P. Poland, st. Johnsbury.
For Judge of the Second circnit, Mr.. WASH
burn nominated and Mr. Stoughton seconded,
Hon. james Barrett Of Woodstock; Mr. Bar
tbolomew- nominated, and Mr.. Bartlett second
ed, lion. Abel Underwood of Nowbury Mr.
Hatch nominated and Senator Sergeant second
ed, Hon. Carlos Coolidge, of Windsor.
Whole Number of votes, 2l7
Necessary to choice, 100
Abel Underwood, 10
Carlos Coolidge, S.
James Barrett, At
Scattering, ,aasss.zsa sssfss'a's2
The Speaker announced the Select Committee
on the liquor law--Mcssrs. Spencer of Castle
ton, James of Waterbury, Sergeant of Barre,
Rankin of Chester, Rumscy Of Hubbardton,
Henry of Rochester, Bicknell Of Underhill.
Adjourned. @
Friday. Oct 20 1854.
SENArE.-Priyer by Rev. Mr. Rood.
Senatc went into Joint Assembly On re-
turning from Joint Assembly, adjourned.
HoUsE-Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Copeland.
Public bihs mtroduced.- Under new rule
Of the House, all public bills go to the commit
tee on printing, as a matter of course; and
hereafter the order Of reference to this commit
tee ON reporting, the reader understanding that
all bills under the head ''Publc bills intro
duced'' have been referred to the committee on
Printing BY Mr.. Brigham, repeating 6. s
and Of 80 C. S., (bounty to agricultural
socctts; j by Mr. Rice, in relation to liabilities
Of railroad corporations by Mr.. Smith Of
W, to divide the town of Burlington by Mr..
bartholomew, in addition to c % G. 5. I; by MIR
Carpenter of G., to punish cruelty to animals
by Mr.. Gilmore of Mansfield, to repeal the
liquor law of 1852 and restore tho act Of 1880
"a strong vote at first against the second read
ing, but af.er remarks by Messrs. Field, Brig
ham, Speneyr, and Beechor, against gags, the
bill was uniIiiniously permitted q I'd reading
and reference; by MIR. Mclean Of Fairlee, to
amend IS C % G. S.. by Mr.. Odds, relating
to peddlers: by Mr.. White of Panton, repeal
ing act of 1853 in addition to act to abatc nui-
sanees, the vote of yesterday refusing II second
reading having been reconsidered, on motion of
Mr.. Dearo by MIR. James, to amend act Of
1851 relating to collection Of taxes.
Pirate bills introduced. BY MIR. Darling, to
incorporate Waterford Bank by Mr. Kirkland,
to incorporate Windham Co. bank ut Brattle-
boro' by Mr.. Spencer to Incorporate the Eagle
Bank at Cus.leton, Tin place of the present
bank,) to committee on banks; by Mr., Kirk
land the Brattleboro' Gas Light Co., to com
mittee on Manufactures; by MIR. Spencer, for
the relief Of the Casleton Bank, to committee
on Claims by Mr.. Cow, to extend the charter
Of the Orange Co. bank, to committee on banks.
Petitions Teferrcd.-Of Daniel Wooster, Noah
Clark, Henas Brown, Samuel Root and others,
TO committee on banks !; of r.. s. Morse and
others, to committee on education; sundry Pc
titions, presented by MIR. Rankin of Chester,
for division of the country of Windsor, were,
on motion of Mr.. Washburn, referred to Sc
lact committee of five.
The Senate came in, and the joint assembly
proceeded to the election of Secretary. The
candidates of yesterday were presented with the
exception Of Mr.. Sampson of Burlington, whose