Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-10-21

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And 4 d Warner was declared duly elected.
For bank commissioner senator Williams nominated
Dudley DennisOn of kOyatou.
Mr. Rounds Of Chester seconded the nomination.
Senator Pennock Of Lamoille nominated Asa Camp
Of Stowe.
Mr. hyde Of Castleton seconded the nomination.
Senator Williams AVID Messls Barlos and ferrn we're
detignatsd 10 act as tellers. The ballot resulted
Whole number votes 24o
Necessary TO a choice 10
A X Camp l43
d Deunison Q8
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And a Camp declared duly elected.
For railroad commi.soner Mr. Wheeler Of Grand Isle
nominated Gideon II Rice Of South Hero and he vas
unanimously elected by viva yotc-scnaor Rich
mond Of Orleans moving this method Of voting in this
instvnce
For Adjutsut and Inspector General, MI Deane Of
Caveuds h nominated Peter T. WAshburn, the present
incumbent. On motion Of Senator Wood the election
was had by viva vote, and Petcr I. WAshburn
was unanimously elected
FOR Quar,ermasier General Senator Henry Of Wind
sor nominated Geo. + Davis fCayendish the present
incumbent
Senator williams seconded the nomination.
MI Barlow OF 81 Adams, nominated Perley 7. Pitkin
Messrs Colby Of Harfland, and Brllard OF 81 Johns
bury, seconded the nomination.
Mr. Nicholson Of Wallngfofd in support Of the nom
nation Of Mr. Pitkin said. That he was happy the
occasion to foego the opportunity 20 vote for his personal
friend the present competent and faithful incumbent Of
the flee.
upon his disintoresedness At large and highly intel
lgtnt convcutou uf bis county over which De had
the honor 70 preside DE had impro'cd the occasion 10
give his voice and casting vote against his Younger
brother,-hoped in from youth, trusted 90 in mature
years in favor o. the gal young colonel Of the IAN
Vt regiment then just returned ffOm the dusty and
bloody hcd now 10 attest his spreca
ton Of the meri's Of officer who instead, OF having
With us fought and 0ed and died and arose again upon
the peaceful and sequesercd heaer OF our quiet home
had upon the Potomac and the James dared an Of the
dread unknown contingencies u warun worn with pro-
tfsoed responsibility and oil, he proposes To rene" &C
quaintance wh and guide his rising sons into the pah
OF virtue and success shall We withhold the deserved
and sighed Tor boomer
Let the Of TINS joint assembly respond to the in
spring words, Peoples Proved Parrot Psrisy ?.
Pi'km
At the close Of Mr. Nicholson remarks the suppressed
yet all peiyadug Of the joint assembly and the gs
eries aested the deep approval Of the gallant soldier
worth.
Senator Chapman and Messrs. Bullard and Dou were
named : telets
/ The ballot resulted as follows
Whole nunlber votes 20
Necessary 20 choice, l.5
Pefley j. III kin, lbS
George r. Davis, IS
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! And Perey P Pikin was declared duly elected.
For Judge Advocate General Mr. Wilson o. Bakersfield
nominated John s Marcy Of Royalt3n, aud he
inously eleo ed by viva voce vote
For First Director ~ the State Prison, senator Flags
nominated Dauel Steafns Of Wind,or, and he un-
For second Director OF STATE Prison Senator Pennoek
nominated Samuel Merriam 4 Johnson and he was IN
animously ected
For Third Director Of State Prison, Mr. Dor nomna-
ted p W. Hyde Of Castle,on. and be was unanimously
elected
The business ofthc joint assembly having been com
pieted, 1t was declared dissolved. The Senate withdrew
and the speaker med The chair.
Nj Rounds Of Chester, called mp the resolution re
questns members TO furnish the chairman Of the mill
tary committee with statement Of the bounties paid
soldiers In the service re-enisng and said resolution
WEDNESDAY,. oct 49, 1854.
SENATE
Prayer by the chaplain The journal OF yesterday
read aud approved.
A communication was received from the Hon Geo.
Thompson NJ F. thanking the gen assembly Tor the bon
or conferred upon MIN aud stating that be would address
the LEGISLATURE on Thursday evening Oct 2iih.
B'H read me third time-s6, an act 10 relation to
costs before referees passed.
JOINT rsSOiut on-From the House, providing FOR the
printing Of president Lsbafee address before the His
ierieal society motion Of Mr. Flag ordered to lie
BtQs retsrredS s. an act in amendment Of p, Of
I cnap "a Of the gen statutes, 10 com on Judiciary
s. an act in amendment o sec a. Of chap q Of the
gen statutes. entitled u marriage; 20 gen com
BIS Introduced and referred-By Mr. Nichols, act
In addition incorporate the brandon Iron and
/ Car VIII Ell Company to com on Manufactures
] communication received from the Sergeant at
Arms announcing that be had appointed officers Of the
senate Geo Frye Of West Concord, door keeper, K z
Hitchcock Of Pittsford asst door keeper.
On motion Of Mr Henry the senate adjourned
HOUSE.
Reading the scriptures and prayer by the ehsplain.
Journal read and approved
Biis introduced BY Mr. Collins Of Wocot an act IN
amendment Of authorize towns to raise money Ia
pay volunteers, approved Oct 20, 1852 to mill
tary affairs.
By Mr. Crofoot Of Benson an act in addition to an act
amending sec Of ch l3 Of the general statutes "a
com on judiciary. This bill modihes the law Tor pun
ishment Of certain criminal offences
By Mr. Boyce Of Fayston, act to amend act W tal
dogs t. com ON ways and means Bill proposes to sci
dogs in the list at ffty cents
BY Mr. ingalls, Of Sheffield, act in amendment Of sec
On % Of the general statutes relating TO the payment
highway taxes in labor TO roads This bill fixes
me rate At hfieen cents per hour for laboTer
BY Mr. Nicholson Of W ahns ford an act 10 amend sec
/ ces TO judiciary COM
BY Mr. HebaGd Of Chelsea an act continuing the ch,
ter OF the Orange County Bank TO com on banks
By Nj Desne Of Barnard, an act TO amend 33 and
"a OF On % of general statutes roads This
ol proeluel mat highway surveyors shall hold their
once one year and make returns TO the seectmen in Feb
/ ruary
By Mr. Putnam Of Middlesex an act to ameud the act
TO tax dogs 10 com ways and means
by Mr. Champion Of Iumouth, act TO pay J. 4. Bal
lard 20 com claims.
By Mr. Brigham Of Morristown, an act to pay Auvcu
werner TO com on claims.
ResoiaioHs-By Nr HebaId Of Chelsea, that tn,
president Of the senate an speaker OF the House solicit
copy OF me able patriotic and instructive address de-
vefed BY Dr. Labareei 10 this Hall the evening Of he
18th Of October 1864 before the Historical Society of this
state ana procure the printing Of 500 copies Of tn,
same and after furnishing one copy to each Of the mem
bers of the and House Of and "a
the officers Of the two Houses present to said sooet,
ne balance Of the copies adopted the part tn,
BY Mr. Boynton Of Stove that the select com on Get
ysourgh cemetery, sc, be instructed inquire into the
prophecy OF erecting monument on Mount Mansfield
TO the memory Of all soldiers from Vermont who have
iSen or MAY hereafter fall in sub LUNG the existing reb
elton; adopted
seIgean'at,arms appointments announced by tn,
speaker as follows
DoOr keeper. John Bitden Of Wells
Assistant door keeper, L a. len of Troy
Messenger MessTs X Lord, Of Hardsick, ] Alb
bolt Of Windsor, George Lynde Of WILLIAMSBURG,
Brooks OF Montpelier
The speaker read a communication from Hon Georg,
Thompson ID responding the invitation to address.
the legislature nd fixing Thursday evening next tn,
time when he will address the legislature in the repre-
| sentatiyes hail
ReporL-By Mr. Tyler Of Wilmington for com on road
fayoTAoy 70 bill in amen 1ment Of eh 2S Of the genera
statutes relating railroad commissioner; third ding
Adjourned
The election Of r. p Ptkin as Quarter
Master General was compliment richly
desetved and has given great Measure IN hi,