Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-10-21
MoSrrrIrER. Saturday, Oct. Is, 1859.
sENATB.

PRAYER hv ,he Chaplain.
dho Journal Of yesterday was read ana appf9sNesk
and House meet in ior' assembly at II A. NJ on
Wednesday nest 70 elect Judges Of the supreme Court
oosra liz Mcssrs Chittendcn Ncodham, Ns.n Wilder
fni Wilson and favored by Mr. Mich son.
senator Everts ofRutland moved that the resolution
be ordered to lie resrkne that time was wanted
yass the mef,s q the candidates and consider
TOT .c better accommodation Of the southwesern por
ton Of the State, ctherby the election Of another judge
or Of ono nom that part u the state
Senator Chittcndcn objected % the motion. lie wish
ed proceed with the business Of the Session and not
have Il interrupted BY unnecessary delays, and thought
the sooner the election was made tho better
Senator Necdham urged the Importance Of the rapid
transaction Of the public business; delay for the put
clog the business Of the Session. and he unpoducuve OF
good results.
senator Nicholson Of Rutland did not wish TO inter.
rup In any the transaction Of public affairs, but
for tho convenience OF the south western part nf the State
changes were demanded and he wished the Senate to
take time and consider the best means
Senator Nash OF Addison, opposed delay in the election
OF the JIdges II wouldengcnder unnecessary contests
that the competency Of the candidates well under
stood and on that account there could he reason iu
delay and that the Houses would be better pre-
pared Of future day than now for this election.
Senator Wilder Of Windsor, opposed delay, rcmarkul
that il sought for the purpose ~ log rolling tha
he was not log roller and would not consent 90 hay
the business interrupted for any such purpose.
Senator Everts replied, IL the Senator from Windsor
refers to log roller, he is mistaken in my charao
ter am not og-toer, aud do not seek the delay fo
State have interest in the matter, and time should b.
taken 10 consult their wishes. Such resolution ha
never been nasscd early loo the Session.
Senator Chittenden-Ihc consideration of providing
extra Judge for the South part Of the state DO
no way inieIeres with the present election II did mol
doubt hut what the proposition would receive far attcn
ton at the proper time lie opposed TO the putting
on Of this any other Legislative duty because changed
IN existing laws are conte mplatcd.
Senator Wilson, Of Franklin, did not object Go Swing
the Senators rom Rutland time lfuecessity existed for
another Judge the question would Dc considered, but It
should iu nO way interfere with this election.
The resolution was adopted.
The Chair appointed the following Joint Standing
Committees
tader Fourth Join, Rule--Messrs Bartholomew, Mich
olson and Aldrieh.
on BUh-Mcssrs wilder and Putnam
On che Ltbrury-Mcssrs Pol. nd and Green.
On Joint Ruics-Mcssrs Nash and Hunt
The members of the counittec to canvass the votes
for county officers
The Senate adopted n concurrence resolution from
the House providing for the meeting of joint ascuh
at 80 NJ Thursday next for the election OF Score
tary sc stntc, Surgount-at-Arms, Auditor NJ Accounts.
Superintendent Of The state Prison three Directors Of
State Prison. Commissioner ~ the Insane, Bank Com
missioner Railroad Coumis oncr Adiutaut and Iuspcc-
tor General, Quaremast,r General, and Judge Adyo-
cate General, Tot the year ensuing. Also n the cs0lu
tion requesting William W. Tuner Principal 81 The
American Asylum for Deaf and Dumb 40 Hartford c.
N give 20 the members Of the General Assembly
hihitioa u the pupils Of said Asylum at 3 p VI. on
"Wednesday ncNt.
The Message of the Governor was received. read by
the Secretary, and motion Of Mr Chitondcn laid on
the iahe.
On motion Of Nj Nicholson, the Senate adjourned.
The Message is as follows