Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-16

the hcemon who remained appointed presiding officer
and mace 600 election. This election must be good
he House v declare that Che officers have the power
deprive town Of representation by neglect Of their
official duty.
Mr. Merrill OF Montpelier stated that there mega
tive votes anil protests the motion TO dissolve as be
had been informed by persons who themselves voted and
protested against a dissolution Of The meeting.
1r. L1vcnnd was then admitted to a scat.
On motion Of Nh Dcaue Of Cavcndsh, the rides Of the
last session adopted for the time being.
The House adjourned
AFTERNOON
SENATE.
Senator pcrpoiut called mp the resolution providing
Cor tle election OF Secretary which adopted
The President appointed Mcssrs Hatch aud Pierpoint
aa tcllers. and the ballot being taken follows
Whole number Of votes, 20
C. u Chapman, q
Scattering,
And Nr. Chapman was declared elected and received
the oath OF office.
Senator pcrfoiut presented q resolution providing for
the election OF Assistant Secretary, which adopted
The Chais appointed Messrs Chttcuden aud Cahoon as
teIlers. and the ballot being taken, was follows
whole number Of votes, 81
r. O. Benton, Jr, 10
w. 10. Walker.
shilmau Churchill,
j. G.. O. Winch,
And r. C. Benton. Jr., declared elected, and
cciyed the oath of Office.
Senator Wilson presented O resolution providing for
che election OF Chaplin, which was adopted.
Tho Chair appointed Messrs Field and Glecd as tel
lers, and tho ballot being taken WAS as follows
Whole numher of votes, %
J.. w. shelton, 10
Aouz1 Webster,
Scattering,
And Bey. +. W. shelton was declared elected.
Senator piqpoint offered resolution notifying the
House of the organization Of the Senate, which was
adopted
Senator Cahoou offered a resolution notifying the Gov
ernor OF the organization Of the Senate.
Senator piorpoiut moved TO lay the resolution the
table, 40 the election of the Governor had not been as
yet officially declared, which motion prevailed
Senator Marsh offered resolution for the appointment
Of Committee Of three report rules for the govern
Of the Senate also Committee Of two to with
q Committee appointed by the House. TO report joint
rules which adopted.
Senator Jones presented resolution providing for the
furnishing Of the with daily and weekly
papers, which adopted.
senator popont offered resolution providing for the
immediate election of Standing Committees for the
sion. Adopted.
Senator Pcrpoint said that it had been the prae-
tce uf the Senate hold and make their nom
nations As matter Of convenience, and wish this
view, he would move that tbs. seu9tc adjourai which
motion prevailed.
HOUSE
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The Speaker nominated snd the House appointed the
Committee to for Governor Lieut. Govern
or and Trcasurer-to-wit
Bcninyfoa Co,o,ty--Mcssr' Cochran Of Dorset, Park
VI Woudi1rd Burd,tt Of Arlington.
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sionaily necessary but revolving eh@pahs never IN
cugmcn Of Montpelier, doubtless, would prefer AN ap
pontment Of one Of their number for the session
with the expectation ihl in the spirit Of christian com
ity, this appointment would be conferred upon ALL cac
ia his turn Moreover at the present session. when t'
House occupies the church Of one Of the oleigymen
Montpelier Mr. Woodbridge desired to see that clergy
man To- the post of chaplain