The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-10-24
THE IEGISLATJlRE.

Last week was one OF more than Ordin-
airy interest AT the Capitol. 1t was in
fact the beginning OF the session as moth
ing was done before except to effect an
organization and in the Senate to elect
the general Committees which are MS
follows:
On Ralcs-Senators Porter, KELLOGG
and Clapp.
On EMaace--Senators Hyde, Kellogg
and Harlow
On NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Reed. Taft,
and Dale.
On C2dims-Senntors Howe, IIendec,
and Baker.
On E,facdtioa-Scnators Dorr, Doion.
and Lane.
On Ag'1cutme-Senators Idc, Baker,
and Barrett.
On .WMafdclncs-Scn,tors Cochrane.
Martin and Goodhue.
On E2cction-Senato rs Soule, Good
hue, and Circuit.
On Military Af;td9-Senators Henry,
Barstow, and Smith.
On Ro0tS-Senalors Martin, Soule,
and Smith.
On Ba"kS-Senators Barlow, Root,
and Barrett
O" LoHd 7ars-Sena,ors Dale, Hill.
and Sanborn.
On Prmti IS majors TAFT, lde and
Circuit.
General ComDHticc-Scnators Skinner.
Harlow, and Hill.
On Monday in the Senate joint rcsolu-
items were adorcd relative TO the death
OF Senators Colamcr and Foot as fol-
lows
Uhercqs, Since the meeting Of the last Gen
eral Assembly, both \crInout's dstngu, She
cenatora in the ongress OF the United tat. $
have been stricken down 10y death, and where.
as IS dispcn,atUn u iu,ldcnce has cast its
shadow into e'try househo d IN our commons
We 18th, and hung WIth the haDlimcnts Of
mourning every homestead in ur State; there
fore,
II olr@ by the Senate and llousc Of Repre-
.entatlves, Tint 50 great loss, aud "a rloon,
and sadness 50 general as t. touch every heart
I,,.-.n,9 ',.' I'o" wv t"c nolc tt'''
80 80 ~ 4Nou'' 'ec'Nc, iro'h inc repre-
scntatiNes Of the people in General Assembly
conN cnei, so cum aud betting recoqntiou
5 Ire That while we deeply mourn, we
10" Ia hu'hpie c0htritoh To the dispcnsatons
OF a. all wise God, whose ways are not rs our
ways, and 'wlo is too Wise to err, too good To-
be unkind
hcso ~ lhAt IN the Ceath Of the Hon
Sn,b GY,,AI''L ana me '.on oIomon Foot
in the councils Of tue nation, their State AMI
:; ;nG "mo e IVu"'ry III met wan a LOSE whi;h
social virtues, their manly bearing. their de,o
uoh 10 'he interests the welfare and the honor
the interests honor Of the tate eni IL = ~
tn M TO the people, who, bcstowing upon them
Their highest honors and a'ard ns to them
cher;.h ,Ior ra,n"r'o "h',e anry nlel VIII
their lives as examples of Virtue nnriy nnI
patriotism for ourselves and those Who are to
come after Us:
onr lmer,cd Sena,''r. '"'S "''i ',i',rvHIc o'
ted states, always alike honorable to them.
selves. Their constituents and the country, gave
" ms State commanding position in the
d.,n,, W Wv, Wv" na''on inc' pl'I'o''s"l' 'he'i
equa ity, and heir un.ser,imr 3IyIty Ia , ,h,
trusts OF the Union, have lett an II .norab G and
ndell'ble impression on the PAGES hi,tor!
ro" " TI '"' 'e'0fu' Vi sa'ed anu pufiled It,
re,ors., That the ocretarv Of st.t. he
ERECTED to transn it to the respective families Of
The deceased a certified copy Of these resolu-
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