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

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W"oam siephen Fant wiminson,
wNpios .. Weniliw Williams, Rochester,
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The President nominated A. coumiuee to canvass
votes Tor state officers the following named senator's
who we're confirmed by the senate and received their
Addison County Mr. Cushnsu. Remington Mr. Hol
lister Coiedlni. Nr Dana Chittcuden NJ Hobart IA
sst Mr. Tabor Franklin Mr Wo d. GRIND l'le Mr. Al
len LamoiNe Mr peunocF Orange Mr. Hutchinson,
Orleans Mr lam. Rutland Mr. Nichols Washington
NJ Wallace, "ndhAn Mr Barrett windsor Mr. Chap
Reioi4non,-By Mr. Williams. that The roles Of the
senaef the session ~ 1868 be- sdoped as the rules Of
the senate io' this session until others provided;
aropted
by Mr. Fish that the senate proceed 10 the election OF
asecfefarr and assistant OF the senate, adopted
Clark NJ Poultney
The presdent appointed as teuers senators Rugesby
The ballot beins taken il appeared th., Henry CLARK
Of p8ntoe, had thrty votes and he was there
FIRE declared unanimously elected and appeared At the
bar u tlr senate aud received bis aath Of office.
For s.s't secrci1ry senator Cushman nominated Mel
senatar Reed nominated Joseph P L'm,on o Cabot.
Senator Chapman seconded the nom nati1u Of Melvin
Wrght and senator ABBOTT seconded that Of JosspA
Lamton
lbs chair appointed senators cu'hman Sud Reed As
lhe ballot being taken, was As follows;
w numb ~ votes p
Nscr.,rrf ior choice, "a
Joseph B. famson IS
Mev.n N WHsht -
Ard Jos'nh Lam.ou declared elected asst
ary iot teo ycaf ensuiut and be presented hm'M At
ths btf NJ tlo senate and took bis oath n ofhce.
Mr Bottom moved that the Senate proceed to the slfc-
ZION Of O. chaplain sgteed N.
Mr NTH nom mated pey Phny II White Of CoveutrJ,
and NJ d uum seconded ths nomination
Mf Hodstrr moved that the election be msde by
tita vote; agreed to, and Rev Pliny II Waite was
DECLARED unanimously elected.
Hstaiaftoi--By senator Wood that he secretary be
directed w inform the House that the Senate has com
plsci 80 organization and ready proceed with the
busiucsa of fhr session sdapted.
Senator Reed moved that the president appoint eom-
mes 90 nuf the Governor Of the organization ot the
senste aud OF its readiness 20 receive any communica
uon from himi sgreed o. and senators Reed and Clark
appointed a. that committee
Re,olunoa--B, senator Bnglesby ths, the secretary
Of The Senate he directed 90 Furnish each senator with
daily Newspaper, p1blished 10 this State adopted
scuato- Reed ported that the COMMITTEES appointed
70 noty ihe Goveugr o the organization Of The Senate
bad discharged that duty.
On motion VI sena Or Kslam, the Senate adoaInsd.
HOUSE
The secretary Of state, Geo " Bailey, called The
House fo order A. sen o'c ock
PRAYER pa. offered by Rev A l. Coopsfof Montpelier.
he secretary oi state Rad the lot of Numbers.
" all of whom were present and responded to their
several members sec, we're on motion admitted to
seats without producing the usual rredenuN.
The 1s'h of Office vas duly administered To the mem
The secretary Of state directed the House to the cleo
ton ~ speaker
II, Ds.ne of Cayeudish nominated Hon A Gardner
Of Bennington.
M D5u Il Rutland .e.ond,d the nomination
Mr. wrsat q Bradford nominated Daniel Campbell Of
H1rkiugham
Mr. w.uchestero o. Corn'h seconded the nomination
Messr' Deaue Wright aud Hinman OF Holland were
desisuated % act A. triiers
Ihe ballot resulted a. follows
Whole number Of votes ~
ktcesssry 60 choice lll
A Gardner 200
D Cam.hcl 10
And Hon A Is Gardner Of Bennington was declared
M,.s,s 9cane. and Dorr Of Rutland. were Designated
to oondu- the speaker 20 chair
On ta,ing the chair the speaker spoke As follows
,bsnh YOU fir this expression OF your confidence
sud eutcr upon the performance Of the duties II the
po.it4n which you have generously assigned me- un-
Der the deepest n Obligation FOR this evidence e
your personal Kindness and good will Tho require
rents sni rcsnonshfe attending proper discharge
Of the duties uf this CD air. such, with my limited -
pericnce that cannot but dstrust my abilities to dis
charge them 20 your acceptance or as pfreety a.
could wish But fauer myself that In my endes v0rs
90 dirsct your deliberations with P,tnamenay ptopiie
and deeofum and perform the delicate dunes required
Of the NEEDING of pf this House. with strict mpsF
tiality and with equal justice to al sh u receive ne
smc enoperaiion the same oourte aud kibducss which
have beep SO generously accorded to predecessors
And whatever success may attend my efforts my highest
reward will be your approval,
sh l 10 the best Of my abilities second az yoar
Ell IT'S 10 make This session short and prnhtaoe to
our CO. III tents But while we are providing ior zoe
dsfepc o. 10 state for The security and %eale o. bs s
people h ne We must not forget our soaiets ln le
helA Vi se uobe who have for the last yeAr heen
making isory for this State A. endu lug as hsr noun
tAns and impershaoe As time. IN Sc solaleis oi
vhDn IL NAV with truth be said. that while msny have
done vr'uoa.ly, hey have eRcelod them all we owe,
too a dntv 10 our common country. And although We
beets the rebellion Is erumbnR under the pressure OF
we'll directed and righteous blows, YET We must nos
sacken ed rts in behalf oi the hepunho rs the h
Of her devsauoe draWeth nigh Wemust not look bacs
when the shout Of uiumph heard on every battle hed
along the oiroumfe Of the rehehon-"e mus hol
grow weary uphoding the arms OF the government as
thc ode inclines % victory And We do our duty We
NAV trust To- Him who guideth In his own way me ah4s
ofnaiions and of men that the history OF tns k9'el
nent shall not disappout the antrpaon' and me hopes
on those men who love liberty throughout the world.
The speaker directed the House 10 the election oi
Mr Lvod, n ofwiliumsiown nominated Mr. L Stewart
Of Derby clerk Of the last House. ~
Mr Wilson Of Bakersfield seconded ths t, % W %
NJ, r uiuds OF Chester nominated Mr JH flAgg OF WI
mingtos. "a isiant clerk Of last House
M Bullard Of ST. johnsbury seondei the nomina
''ON Mt ingalls, Of Sheffield nominated NJ Allen Of Bar
nave Hessr. Lynds, Rounds and Ingalls, named as tel
The ballot resulted as follows oss
Whole number Of votes I59
Necessary TO a choice ,5S
J II tlagg
A Stewart 90
e,,ir
And John II Fagg Of Wilmington was declared dol
The sneaker nominated, and House approved. the io
lowing committee canvass votes for governor ana ON
or state officers - -, n,
Adiison County-Messrs Hopkins ofVergeuhes, Bar
her of T. ietster Holland Of PAnon Benn nngton-Ston
of Shahsbnry Pike Of seArsburgh. Bowker OF Peru
Caledonia-st.uton Of DAnville, Renffew Of droto'
Bartl,u n sutton; Chiuenden - Stone OF Wesuor'
newell Of Charlotte Baldwin OF Hnes6mgh haaeA-
Parsons Of Canaan shuG of Brunswek Ford oiGrsnhy
Frankn-Parkero Of Fletcher, Smith Of hohtora' iIfaP'
Of sheldon! GrALd Isle--Kinsley OF Alburgh Mc1owA
Of Grand lsle Town of North Hero Lamole-OoliI
Of Violent ChaHee Of Belydere, Brown OF Eden VI
anee--Kimbal Of West Farlee, Huntington OF fs'r1nor
Spear Of Braintree; OrleAns-MooTe OF Albany "hl
tcsey Of Glover. Johnson Of Jay hutland-h'ss
Ira Thornton II Meudon, Adams OF West haven
washington-Boyee Of FAyston Putnam OF Middese
Martin n PlAinheld; windhAm-Iuoker o. hehiA
BlA, chard Of Somerset Brown Of Vernon Wind,ot'
Carpenter Of Bridgewater, Martin OF Pbmoulhi mo
Tison Of West w ndsor. ,
The members proceeded with the business OF snbseil
ing their names to the oalhs OF office as required