Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-12


Mr.. pingry presented, on behalf Of the Com
mittee 10 nominate the standing Committees,
the following list of names, and the persons nam
ed were seyemlly elected
Rubs-Messrs. Heath, Grandey, Niles
F,uance--Messrs. Gardner, Hill, Martin
Jidicidyy-Messrs Pingry, Dickerman, Bailey,
Carpenter Ross.
Clam'- Messrs. Merrill, Hastings, SAKE, Ken
ncdy, Lynde
Educdnop-Messrs. Benedict, Coamer, Gran
dey, lIorrohin, llartshorn.
grcuiture-Mesrs. Brownell, Brown, Niles.
NlHufaaursf-Messrs. Sake, Dewey, Cotton.
EscioHs-Mcs-rs. Eddy Abel, llibbard.
Military ABars-Messrs. Gnndy, Benedict,
White.
Roads-Messrs. Dickerman, Camp, Eddy.
BaHks-Alcssrs. Hastings, Copeland, Abell
LaHd Tdrs-Messrs. Lynde, Martin, Dewey.
PrnfiHg-Messrs Camp, Hartshorn, Cotton.
General CoDmifee---NIessrs. Merrill, Ross,
Gardner
Federal Rciahoas-M -Messrs. Collamer, Carpenter,
Bailey.
Hgh,cays and Bridgcs 49, Messrs. Copeland,
White, Brown
/ BiHs introduced and rcJerrcd-Ry Mr.. Pingry,
| providing for the appointment OF CurtOr OF the
Cabinet to committee on Education
BY Mr.. Camp, to pay the persons named (the
widow Of the late Governor Washburn and Gov
ernor llondee) the sums therein mentioned 10
committee ON Claims
itN MI AANllNulus "a luNNIltfhNt Nnt WhlNu-
sac Railroad To committee on Railroads.
By Mr. Benedict, in relation TO the charter OF
the Vermont Life Insurance Company 10 gen
crn committee
A communication was received from his Excel
lency the Governor, announcing the appointment
Of james NJ. Sade, Jr., as Secretary Of Civil and
Military affairs, and that he would communicate
his message to the Senate at bali past two o'clock,
this afternoon.
The message being received was read by the
Secretary and on motion Of Mr.. Gardner was laid
upon the table and 800 copies ordered 10 be print
ed for the use of the Senate.
On motion Of Mr.. Heath, adjourned.
HOUSE.
f The Speaker laid before the House a communi.
cation from his Excelency the Governor announc-
ing the appointment of JAMES NJ. SLADE, jr, of
MIddlehury, as Secretary Of Civil and Military
Affairs, and that he proposed to transmit to the
House the annual Executive Message, at half past
two O'Clock this afternoon
RemoHsfrdnoe.- BY Mr.. Wood of Fairhaven, by
p request Of II. f. Bailey Of Brunswick, against
a the right Of Andrew j. Taylor of Brunswick, to
a seat on the floor of this House as the Rcpres-
entative from the town of Brunswick; which
was referred to the Committee on elections.
The Message of the Governor was transmitted
to the House by the Secretary of Civil and Mill
tary Affairs, and read by the clerk.
' See Message in another column.
Mr. sade OF Nliddlebury, offered the following
p resolution
g Res0ired, That the clerk of the House be in
ructed TO procure the PRINTING! of 200 copies Of
:, the Governors Message for the use of the House
which was read and adopted.
Resolutions BY Mr. Slade Of Middlebury
that so much of the Governors Message as re
o ates to finances be referred to the committee o
/ ways and means adopted.
BY Mr.. Wood of Fairhaveu, that so much OF
l. the Governors Message as relates TO taxation b.
referred TO the committee on the grand list
p adopted.
,rl BY Mr., Wood of Farhaven, that u commit
tee Of five be appointed by the Speaker to inquir'
, what changes in the laws are rendered necessar,
by the recent changes in the Consultation of thi
4 State, and to report such bills are necessary
r conform the statutes to the changes in the consti
tuition adopted.
, By Mr. Henry of Chester, that 80 much Of tn,
- Governors Message as relates to the subject o
h. education be referred to the committee on educa
ton adopted.
I. BY Mr.. Bromley of Pawet, that so much o
m the Governor Message relates 10 the attach
ment of property be referred to the committee o.
H. the judiciary adopted.
BY Mr.. Page of lIydepark, that so much Of tn
r. Governors Message relates TO jails be reerre
r. to the general committee adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Page of Hydepark, adj.