Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-23
JOINT ASSEMBLY.

The two Houses met in Joint Assembly at 4
z. NJ. foI the purpose Of Getting three Trustees
# the Vermont Reform School.
| For lst Trustee Mr. Parker Of Wolco,t. NOM
mattel Hon. Charles Reed. Of Montpelier. Sen
ator Howe presented the name of Rev Lewis \.
Dunn Of Fairfax The vote stood as follows
hole number OF votes 2l9
Necessary Tor a choice 10
Charles Red bad III
aud he was declared duly elected.
For II Trustee, senator Henry nominated
Hon George W Hsudee. Mr. Teuaev. Of Tbet-
.,ri Nominated Lewis Pratt OF Woodstock. The
vote was as follows
Whole number Of votes POI
Necessary for a choice los
Lewis A Pratt had l46
and he was declared duly elected.
For 81 Trustee MIR burt, Of Swauton, nomi-
mated Rev Lewis A Dunn, Mr. Butterieli nomi-
uated Hon Burnham Martin, OF Chelsea Mr.
Martin Withdrew ms meme. Mr. Dunn was elect
ed by rira roce vote Dissolved
EVENING sESSION-sENATE.
On motion Of Mr. T-ft the House was requested
- return 10 the Senate h 232, relating t. the
levy Of executions
AI borr introduced a resolution. which WAS
adopted, that the thanks Of this BODY be ten
800" -' AVA n - bA4AAtEs 1 resilient OF the
Senate, for the dignity, ability and impartialiiy.
with VII sh he has presided over our delibera-
tons.
\ resolution by Mr. Heniee. was unan-
imously adopted, that the thanks Of the Senate
be rendered 10 the Secretary and Assistant
Secretary for their prompt, efficient and courte-
JUS services during the present session.
II JOINT resolution granting the use Of the Hall
oi the House OF Representative q the Congre-
gatioual Society, Of which Rev William II Lord
is pastor, from April to the time Of the annual
assembling Of the Legislature in October 1867
adopted
Mr. Reed offered " resolution to paw the
employees Of the State hause $500 per day +; |
adopted on the part Of the Senate
The following Board Of Education for the |
ear ensuing. was nominated TO the Senate bv |
The Governor and confirmed by the Senate.
FIRST Congressional DisiTieL-Nerritt Clark
Of Poultney, b. D. Gorham Of Montpelier.
Second Congressional District Jonathan
Ross, Of 81. Johnstury, Edward Consnt Of
Randolph.
Third Congressional Distrief.-PHny H.
hite Of Coventry, A. J. Sanborn Of Morris
Bin prs,'d.-H g., authorizing the removal
'f distinctions from the Onion River and its
tributaries.
II. 232, relating to the levy Of execution.
H. 20 relative 10 the division OF public
money ia school districts
The President then made an address of the
usual tenor, aft,r which the Senate adjourned
HOUSE
Bins Fassed-S. 81, relating TO the Boarl of
,dUcltion.
Resolutions rendering the thanks Of the Hopse n
o Hon. John ". Stewart, Speaker Of the House
"hn H. Flsgg, CLERK, aud his Assistant Clerks Z
.-v Mr. Poster, Chaplain Of the House. and 10
be Messengers
II 253, relating to levy Of executions.
IL. %, relating TO the division Of school money l
mong school districts.
;, So relating to the division of public mon
: am ug school districts S
II. ~ authorizing the removal Of obs,rr,ct;o,s q
On Onion River
Third reafiag rsfuscd-H. go, amending "
cton 80, chapter ~, chapter III, Of General n
atuies.
Bills paying Z. 81. spaulding, E B. Sawyer. "
Mr. Rounds moved that the House take re. tr
$ Of 30 minutes; carried, during which a :,
ock session was held. Il
Mr.. Hubbard called up the Joint resolut,on m
sirucung our Senattrs and Representatives In 81;
'hgress TO use their influence to procure the
MISSION 10 seats IN Congress Of the represen- w
ives from the late r@bellious States upon the ne
option by those States Of amendments 10 Their =,
ATE Constitutions providing for universal suf- !"
,ge' ana spoke In favor Of its adoption; lost
iTe speaker then made an address Of the VIZ
iai tenor, aiter which the House adjourned az
p, Tuesday, Nov. 20.
me two Houses met at s A NJ, .fter which an
y adjourned sine die