Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-19

of Of "allingford, Pitkin of E. Montoslier Hall
Of Grafton, Reyes Of Reading. ''''' 'iAS''
~ "C'.s btitdnt9s-Mejsrs Smith Of 81 AIban,
o OJT. OF burlington Farr Of Cabot. Ross Of Wss,.
~ r, "steThouse Of Brighton
pointed: committees were also az
NfosaSc Committee much Of the G,vsrro,,,
1oso as relates to the election Of Tow, ~.
p;-.eI y - @Lo state Oficers-Messrs Stewart &c
6 DlI:1oi, raner Of Danyiile, Perry Of DoveT-
DWlnneIl Of Calias Barden Of Wells
IN the matter Of the liability Of lavyers-
Messrs Robinson Of Highgate, Johnson Of Sirews.
bury, Reed of Dummerston.
On the Liquor LaW-Messrs Wilkins Of Mendon
Plimpton of Wardsborc' Stafford Of Westminster.
Leash Of Pawlet, Sargent Of Lincoln.
TUESDAY,. Oct. Is.
SENATE
The Senate proceeded to the election Of L. :.
Senator.
Whole number Of votes, -
Necessary for a choice, 10
Hon Jacob COIlamer received -
Paul Dillingham;
The Senate then repaired 70 the hall Of the
House CT Representatives TO complete the election
in joint assembly.
HOUSE.
The Speaker announced tho following standing
committees
er OF Enosburgh, Dale OF Guildhan.
On Wags and Means. Ycs.rs. DenisOn o.
Royalton, Wright Of Castleton, Noyes of Burlng
ton. Moulton Of s.. Johnsbury, Thomas If West
Fairlee.
On Education. Nessrs Miller Of Pomfret, Eaton
cfWarren, Tabor of Concord, Gray Of CJveotry
Stebbins Of Brookliue.
Mr. Field of NeTfane, from the Committee on
Rules reported the rules Of last session, with sew
ersl amendments, QUO fixing the opening Of the
morning sessions at ten O'Clock instead Of nine
another striking out the provision appointing
Committee on Printing, another striking out tie
rule recurring all members 20 sit with their mats
f. not 70 walk across the room while the speaker
is a dressing the House, not TO talk while mem
Der is speaking sc. Another altering secti &c. so
that reports Of committees may be signed b. any
member IN behalf Of the committee, and may b.
presented 10 the House during the afternoon hour
by ANY member in person or by leaving hem on
the Speakers desk" which amendments were
adepted. Another amendment was proposed, that
after the second reading Of all bills Of a public
character the Clerk shall cause not less tn 500
copies OF the same to be forthwith printed for the
use Of the members Of the general assembly,
Nj Piugry moved to amend the proposed
anne dment by substituting the follow
ilg words; "Any bill Of public character may
be printed By order Of the House on recommends
ton IF the committee to which it Is referred.
The discussion was suspended, for the election
Of L. :. Senator. and the House proceeded 70 bal
lot Sir. Field Of New fame nominated Hon. Jacob
Collamer Of Woodstock. Mr.. Thomas Of west
FAiriee nominated Hon. Paul Dillingham; o. a
terbury The ballot resulted as follows
Whole number Of votes ~
Necessary 30 a choice, ~
Jacob COiiamer, ~
Paul Dillingham; "a
Hon. Jacob Collamer vas declared elected OF
the part Of the House.
Tie Senate then came in, AMI L appeared that
both Houses bad made a choice q Hon jacob
CoIlamer for U. :. Senator for six years from the
ith Of March next;when he was declared to be
duly elected. The oint assembly was lasp dis
solved.
The House again resumed consideration Of Mr.
Pingrys amendment 10 the report Of the Commit
tee on Rules The debate on this que ton lntl-
Gated that much was t. be said on both sides. On
the one hand the argument Of economy, II savine
the expense Of printing bills. the purport o.
which is palpable on their face, not TO be de-
MED while on the other side the necessity Of an op-
uortunity for deliberate examination Of all bills
was urged, as a means Of securing prudent Legs
lation-aud this would result in true economy II
as doubtless will be the case, many bills viii not
require printing, there can be made exceptions to
the general rule for printing
The amendment OF Mr.. Pingry was los, The
amendment proposed by the committee was
adopted, yeas -02, nays 20.
Bii.s introduced and -sfsrred.-Dy NJ. Gleed Of
Morris;own to annex part Of the tewn Of Elmore
to Morristown; by Nr Harrington Of Wey bridge,
70 establish tie lines between the towns Of Addi-
son and Wcybridge; by Mr. Tabor Of Concord, 70
annex Concord % the county Of Caledonia and pro-
bate district thereof; severally referred to the
Committee on town lines.
Adjourned.