Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-25

W hole No. OF votes, 24I l36 237
Nesessary for choice, l21 ll9 lls
Chalon F. Davey, Ill liz, lO6
D P. Thompson, SO So SO
Charles N. Davenport, 38 SO 80
G. W. Willard, q
Geo. r. Thompson, % % %
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On the 18th ballet, the election was post
poned till to-morrss, half past ten o'clock.
Election Of Judges of tie Supreme Court.
Isaac F. Redfad, Chief Justice;
Pierpoint Isham, lst Assistant Justice;
Milo l.. Bennett, I'd +"
Election Of Circuit Judges.
Robert Piorpiont, Is, Judicial Circuit;
Abel Underwood, I'd g 4"
Ashael Peck, Sd d"
Luke p Poland, 4th I"
The Judges were all elected by unanimous
votes, uiua roce
The Senate withdrew, and the House adjourn
ed.
Friday, Oct. 10.
SENArE-Prayer by the Chaplain.
BHh.-By Mr.. Hartshorn, to repeal sec. SO
and SIS of chapter % of Compiled Statutes re-
ferred to Judiciary Committee By MIR. Wor-
Ellington, in amendment Of act to prevent traf,
fc in intoxicating liquor referred to General
Committee. BY Dir. Reyes, in addition to chap.
ter IL of Compiled Statutes referred to Judi-
ciary Committee. By MIR W0rthington, to re-
peal an act to authorize the business of Bank
ing referred to the Committee on Banks. By
Mr.. Hartshorn, to enlarge the capital stock o.
the Bank Of Lyndon referred to theC0mmitte'
ON Banks.
Resolution.--By Mr.. Hartshorn, that wher
the Senate adjourn this afternoon, it adjourn Il
neat Tuesday. 10 a, hi; adopted.
The House resolution for setting apart Com
mittes Room No. A, for the State Naturalist
for the deposit of specimens in the Geological
Botanical and Geological Survey of the State
was adopted in concurrence.
The Senate went into joint assembly, and OF
returning adjourned.
HoUsE.-Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Hemenway
Resolutions.-By Mr.. Brigham, for selec
committee to consider the expediency of revising
the school laws adopted. By Mr.. Beckwith
amending the rules, no public bill to receive
Sd reading, until twenty-iour hours after thu
printed copies shall have been delivered lait
on the table.
The Speaker announced the following selec
committees:
On bill relating to Observation-Disclosures
/ Soi pcutOl VI DCtbJ, botu, ANutsShS
of Craltsbury, Hastings.
| On Monument Of Ethan Allcn-Messrs. Ed
munds, Bartlett Of Lyndon, Stephens Of 'iuil
! ford.
On Revision of School Laws-Messrs. Brig
ham, Cheney, Field, Beckwith, Sergeant
Barre.
Pirate BiHs--By Mr.. Read of Waitsfield
for the support of Hannah Moriarity, and b.
Mr.. Jewett, for the support of Bridget Hintz
transient insane persons;) both referred t
General Committee BY MIR. Smith Of Bird
port, to change the name Of Sidney f. Phelps
to General Committee BY Mr.. Smith Of Hart
ford, to incorporate Hartford Bank, to Com
miltec on Banks. By Mr. Woodwork, dividing
Washington County Grammar School fund
(between schools at Montpelier and Mortified
to Committee on Education.
Petitions Reterred.-Of VIM. G. Wilson an
Others, to Committee on Claims Of ]. X. Chez
yer and others to Land Tax Committee. Of A
Watson, of Pennsylvania, for TEMPLE OF LII
ERTY y as Il motto, in letters of gold, to be sc
over the front of the capitol Of every state i
the Union read and referred to the Commit,e
OF Ways and Means. OF Slas Bowen and Fos
ter Merrill, read and referred to Judiciary Con
mittee. of citizens of Wilmington and Hart
ford, to Committee on Banks.
The Committee Of Ways and Means was di
charged from the bills for the support of Mar
Drumming and Bridget Collins, and they wei
referred to the General Committee.
Public bills referred TO Co,amitiee on Prin
mg.-By Mr., Bartholomew, in addition to at
OF 1852, relating to witnesses. BY Mr.. Spau
ding. relating TO notary public and masters
clancery (to* have powers of Justices, except
trial of eases.) BY Mr.. Atwood, relating
the collection Of taxes on lands of non resident
BY Mr.. Smith of Stockbridge, to amend sec.
and q of chapter Of Compiled Statutes, r.
lating to elections. BY Mr.. Jewett, fixing Il
time of holding Supreme Court in Washingto
county, to Judiciary Committee.
Engrossed BW.-Alterng sec. 9 and repca
ing sec. 10 of chapter % of Compiled Statutes
passed
Election Of Secretary of Slate.
The Senate came in and balloting was resun
ed. Senator Paige nominated Charles W. Wi
lard, and Mr.. Mason withdrew the name
Geo. r. Thompson, and seconded Mr.. Willar'
Charles N. Davenport Was again presented b
MIR. Brigham-Chalon F. Davey by Senate
Benedict: and Daniel p. Thompson by Senate
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