Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-10-18

as his assistants:
Edward A. Stewart, of Derby Merit.
Barber, of Pownal John L. Barstom
Sherlburne.
The speaker announced the fol,ow;
standing committees:
UNDER the FOURTH JoINT RULE.-Messrs III
Glow, Miner, Sawyer of Towns end ''s's Big
On BILLs.-Messrs johnson, Sherman osr
fame. Vi New
OK LIBRARy.-Messrs Fletcher, or c,u.,.,
Gray, Field |"'ehdish,
On ELEcTIoNs.-Messrs James, Lovo,ona -
guson, Bates Adams, of Sherburne e'"iu' FER
On WAYS AND MEANs.-Messrs no..
Moves, Thomas, Baker. Hendee. Dennls"n
UN MILITARY AFFAIRs.--Messrs Cusbmon
Rochester Nichols, Flagg, Fletcher, of go Of
burne, Hunsdon. vi Shel'
On THE JUDIcIARY.-Messrs Smith of c, =,
bans, Gardner, Underwood, Miner, RoweIi Al
oN EDuCArioN;-Messrs Ranney, Tabor %
Concord, Balch, Halock, Warren, iaOOr Of
On CLAIMs.-Messrs Hubbell. Henry S.o,
Bell Cushman, of Irasburgh. ''e"ar'
ON RoADs.-Eessrs Garfield, Seymour, W.,,
Miller, Howe, of Vernon. ""i''
On BANKs.-Messrs Pingry johnson of W.,
stock, Shepard Green, Dickinson of Cbe, "oOu'
On MANuFAcTURIEs.-M Gardner Posn.
worth, Whitcomb, of Bolton, lde, Hapgood ''"''
ON AGncalture :-Messrs Woodbury., CLARK
Dutton, Smith of Bridport, Barber. 0"'A'
OK LAND TAxEs.-Messrs Whitcomb os =,
cho' Adams of Peru, Albee of Morgan, Boi Hs,f
Barden. D"''!'
To MAKE UP THE GRAND LIST .-Messrs Gim,a
Spalding, Bachelor, Willis Warden Cam"roa'
Rrownell, Hins Bowman, Webb, of GuG Ton'
Elwood' Skeels, Adams, of Grand Isle Hydc
Randall, Fullington, Butler, Closson Kimion'
Carruth, Thornton, Dickinson, of Benson. nwon
ell, Hutchinson, Reed, Fowler, Shedd, Togrort
GENERAL COMMITTEE Myers RinIar
HARDWOOD, Godding, Sihley, Rich Brown Of XIX
ford Reynolds. Robinson Of Stowe, Paine. Raka
Dodge, Perkins Porter. ""''
On THE STATE PRIsoN.-Messrs Morgan. DYER
Martin of Ferrisburgh Lane Stearns. 'E''
On REvIsIoN.-Messrs Houghton, Barrett
HerricK.
DISTRIBUTING COMMITTEE -Messrs STANLEY
Doane, Taft, Higbee, Houston. Gates, Hall mi,
Fellows, Albee of Holland, Buel, Cook of Cabot
Pierce of Londonderry, Danforth.
On CoRPoRATIoNs.-M essrs Human, Aldrich
Harrington, Hoskins, Hitchcock.
On Town LINEs.-Messrs Dana of St. Johns
bury Lynde of Williamstown, Beard, of Pitts.
field, kidder, Bacon of Sunderland
On MILEAGE AND DEBENTUREs. -Messrs Hatch,
Brooks of Stamford, Palmer, Wright, Webb,
of Maidstone Start, Adams of Grand Isle, Bish.
OPP, Gilmore. Robinson of Newport, Croft Mar.
tin of Marshteld, Barney, Robinson of Bali.
more,
On PUBLIC BUILDINGS Messrs Sabin, Brooks
of Swanton, Wells, Allen of Troy, Scott.
Geo. w. Hendee presented his crcden.
tials and was duly sworn as representa-.
tive of the town of Morristown.
Bills introduced and referred. BY Mr..
Miner of Hinesburgh, in relation to the
support of the families of volunteers, pro-
viding that all orders drawn by the agent
appointed by the governor shall be subject
to the approval of the sclcctmcn of the
towns where such families residc BY
Mr.. Nichols Of Rutland to postpone the
election of representatives to Congress
which should be holden September 1862,
to 1868.
In response to inquiry Mr.. Nichols ex-
planned that he introduced the bill for the
following reasons 1t is we'll known that
Vermont is entitled to only two rcprcscn-
tatives under the apportionmcnt of 1850.
OF course the duty will dcvolvc upon
this Legislature to re-district the State.
At the extra session of Congress bill was
introduced admitting six extra representa-
tives on the floor of the House. He was
informed by Senator Foot, at whose sug-
gestion he introduced this bill, that the
bill still pending in Congress would prob
ably pass. If so, as Vermont has the lar
gcst unrepresented fraction (46,oOO) We
shall be entitled certainly to three rep
resentatives. Hence the propriety of post
poning the election til March 1863. The
bill was referred to the judiciary com.
Joint Resolution.-Proposition Of
amendment striking out the words, IN
camp" and substituting, enlisted or en-
bodied" in resolution providing for re-
tanning in the service of the State able
bodied men, adopted in concurring with
the Senate.
Mr.. Allen reported for the Committee
to which had been referred the resolution
relating to the soldiers at Philadelphia
that on comforting with the Governor des'
patches of relief had been sent.
Resolution. Mr.. Miller of Pomfrct
that the Committee on Military Affairs
be instructed to inquire what further leg
islation if any, is necessary to entitl'
sharp shooters, cavalry, and other soldiers
to the seven dollars per month pay, AM
report by bill or otherwise adopted
Adorned.
Tuesday Oct. 10.
SENArE.-Bill introduced. By Senator
White, providing that the accounts Of the