Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-10-21

NessrS. w mite, bAfllelU. StrcetJ w lHuhOr'
White, Smith, and Deanc of Barnard.
On motion of Mr. Hebard of Chelsea, the
House proceeded to the election of Chaplain
Mr.. IIcbard nominated the Rev. II. p. Gushing
of Montpelier, seconded by Mr.. Colamer OF
Montpelier, and Mr.. Gushing was elected.
Adjourned,
Friday, October, 18th,
SENATE.-ReSo'uionS-From the House, for
the printing of 900 copos Of Legislative
Directory for the use Of both branches of Leg
islaturc concuwed in.
For Joint committee to canvass the votes
given in the several Congressional Districts
concurred in. Adjourned.
usE-Resohtions-Fo Committee to can
yass the votes for representative to Congress
to examine the votes given in each County, fol
Assistant Judge States Attorney, Sheriff
High Bailiif, Judge Of Probate, Justice of tn,
Peace. ; to examine the accounts for building
State House, and ascertain how much money
is necessary for its completion, &c ; adopted
for the House to meet in Joint Assembly OF
Tuesday next, for the election Of Secretary o
State, Sergeant-at Arms, and other State off
GERS laid on the table. That the Clerk be
ordered to procure for the use Of House of Rep
rcsentativcs and Senate, one thousand copies o.
the Legislative Directory for the Session
adopted.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mr.. Needham of Hart
ford, of Lyman B. Sherwin OF Hydepark, for
the seat Of Representative from Hydepark to
Committee of Election.
The Chair announced the appointment by
he Clerk, of Mcssrs. l.. G. Hmkloy of Tibet
ord, Geo. H. Bigelow of Burlington Samuel
Williams of Rutland, as assistant Clerks,
RepoH-By Mr.. Heberd of Chelsea, from
Com on Rules, recommending the Rules of
last Session, with alterations adopted.
The Chair announced the following Commit
tees to canvass votes for County Officers
Addison Co-McsSrs. Buscom, Dyer, Lamb :;
Bennington, Messrs. Burton, Bourne, Bacon ;
Caledonia, Messrs. johnson, Nelson, Sanborn !;
Chittenden, Messrs. Tracy, Whitcomb, Sever
encc Essex, Messrs. Walter, Knecand IIol-
brook ; franklin, Mcssrss. Hart, Kngsbury,
Farrand Grand Isle, Messrs Wudsworth
Tleury, Griffith LAmoilc, Messrs. Renfrew
Hcbard Of Randolph, Swift Orleans, Messrs.
Baker, Farman, Bean Rutland Mcssrs. Aims
worth, Wcstover, Adams; Washington, Mcssrs
Collamer, Putnam, Clark Windham, Messrs
Lynde, Hitchcock, Streeter Windsor, Messrs
Cults, Pollard, Baldwin.
10 canvass the votes for members of Com
gress
First District Mr. NIillington, of Shafts
bury, Rich, of Shoreham House of Berlin.
Second District Mr. Myers of jamaica
Houghton, of Orange, Bell, Of Walden.
THird District Mr.. Clark, of Milton,
Wordsworth, of Enosburgh, Shores, Of Gran
by. Adjourned
AFTERNOON
overwhelmingly Mr., Bartholomew,
that both Houses meet in Joint Assembly at
quarter past ? . clock this p NJ. to hear the
report of the canyassing committee adopted.
By Mr. Gleed, that Il committee of two Sen
ators be appointed to inform the Governor of
the organization of the Senate and their readi-
ness to receive any communication, he may be
pleased to make to them adopted, and the
chair appointed as such committee Mr., Glced of
Lamoe and Mr.. French Of Essex.
The hour for Joint Assembly having az
rived, the Senate and officers, of the State Gov
eminent We're escorted to tho House, and on re-
turning the Senate adjourned.
llorsE.-NIr. Olmstoad of Bridport moved to
consider the vote adopting the Rules reported
by the Com, this forenoon ; adopted.
Mr.. 0lmstead them moved to amend the
Rules by adding II Com. of five on Public
Buildings agreed to-
Resolution from the Senate for u Joint AS
senlbly this afternoon at two and one half
o clock, to hear the report OF the Canyassng
Committee concurred in.
The Senate calno in and the canvassng com
mittee reported the result of the Election for
State officers, as follow