Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-11

Fox first director Of the State Prison, Mr.. he'll
logg Of Benson nominated Hon Martin c. Rice
Of Benson, seconded by Mr. Bartholomew of
Washington, and he was duly elected by rirc
r0ce vote.
For second director Of the State Prison, Sena-
tor Gardner Of bennington county nominated
John W. Hartsborn, and be vas duly elected by
rira rocs vote.
For third director of the State Prison. Mr.
Hazen Of Barnet nominated Nm. T. Sheli Of
Newbury, and be was duly elected by rira
r0oe vote.
For first trustee Of the Vermont Reform
School, ilr. Poland Of Montpelier nominated
Hon. Charles Reed OF Montpelier, aud ne was
duly elected by RIGA r5cc vote.
For second trustee Of the Vermont Reform
School. Mr. Wood Of Fairhaven nominated JAS.
N. Slsde Of Mi1ilebury. Senator Camp Of Is
noble county nominated Phillip Is Geet Of
Morris,0En. Mr. y cod Of tairhaven Withdrew
the name Of james w. Sajo and nominated
John L. Mason Of Richmond Senator Camp
withdrew the name Of .. K Geei and Senator
Benedict seconded the nomination Of l0hl L
Mason, and be was duly elected by a rirl r0cr
vote
For third trustee, Mr. Poland Of Montpelier
nominated Hon. james VI Sads, sui he was
duly elected by rir9 roro vote.
For Trustees Of the VI. University aud State
Agricultural College The following uamel per
sons were duly elected by tr rl.f vote
Frederick Billing Of Wsalstoes.
Horace Fairbanks % 81. Juausburv.
Paul Dillingham; OF Waterbury.
Henry Clark oi Rutland
For Chief Justice OF the supreme Court. Sen
ntcr Grauiey nominated John rierpout Of Yer
rennes. and be was duly elected bv rIra r0rl
vote
For first Assistant Ju=tice Of the Sunrere
Court, Mr.. Scott Of Plymouth nominated James
Barrett Of Woodstock, aad he was duly elected
by "a a r5 s. loa' vote. 7.-.....-..e..
Con-t NJ w r - --.-+.i -
Peek, and be was duly elected by d r-rc rarc
vote
For Third Assistant Jusiic, " the Supreme
Court, Mr. Bis5ee Of Newport nominated uort
H. Wheeler OF Jamaica, ami he was daily elected
by a rirg r.-s vote.
For Fourth Assistant Justice Senator BAILEY
nominated Homer T. Rovce urS. Adams an.
he was duly elected by a rlrr racr vote
For Fifth Assistant Justice. AIr Fairbanks
Of St. Johusbury nominated Jonathan Ross oE
St Johnsbury Senator D.ckermsn cr Orleans
county nominated Hon Timothy Z EefEc-l q
Montpelier Senator Merrill of Rutland. anu
Mr. Grout Of Barton seconded the nomination o.
Mr. Ross Senator CarDeuter Of V-as5-ur-.7.
e.
land, Nj Stafford ~ Hartford. I.r. BROMLEY of
Pawlet. seconded 3I!. Raiferd Mr. Fairbanks
Of ST. Johusburv Withdrew the name OF Mr.
Ross. and Ailoye! M. Eei6el3 70 LIE elected n
the NTH position on tie bench.
Mr.. Bisbee Of Nevp5rt slil that another na1,o
would be presented for Sixth Assistant JUDGE
and his claims would be pressed flr the place.
and he protested sraing+ any bsr-4irin, as f.
the Sixth Assistant Justice Senator Gardner
motion Of Mr.. Kellogg of Benson. T. P. EeIGaI5
was duly elected Fifth Assistant Justice BIZ d
rirr rorf vote.
For Sixth Assistant Justice. ,I- Fairbanks
# ST. Johnsbury. uominateI jonathan Ross of
St. Johusbury Senator Csrlp OF Lsn.ilIe County.
nominated Henry H. Powers If slorrisyiIe Mr.
Bisbee Of Newp6rt. sni Mr. Ballard If Fsfrftz.
seconded the naminatfas. aralr. Powers. Senator
Benedict c0nieI the raminat..n uf 1Ir. --
Senator Camp. Mr. Fairbanks If ST Jobusburr-
and Mr.. Bisbee 90: Newport were appointed tell
ers. The oalo;s beng taken and counted were
as follows
Whole number of ballots. -ll
Necessary for choice. 1-I
Jonathan Ross had, Iis
Henry II. Powers bah. ST
Horatio y. Bull bad.
Scattering.
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al -,
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f'f reporter 'l lAe rei'7'hs '- me supreme
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"hm.ns'"n' senator carpenter ~ washington
MI Morgan 81 h';aes'eT. seconded TIE L'n,n-
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Ooun'y' sec'hlei the holilnA'ion OK Dit 'ea@'5-
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elected nv ,birr,-e-,5- r1q-..rf-y7
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ERIu4T, SOY. 8.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
journal Of yesterday red and approved
Mr. Benedict moved thar the proposal Of
amendment to joint resolution from the House
relating 10 an historical painting for the State
House, adopted yesterday, be recolsiderel
Mr.. Carpenter said that as Mr.. Gardner, who
proposed this amendment. was not IN hls seat
he thought it better that the resolution should .
lie hi his return If there had been an over
sight IN naming the committee IT WAS not the
fault OF the Senate. II vas q mistake 20 appoint .
the committee on the part o. the House before
the same mad been concurrel 70 ny me senate.
Mr. Grandey said 1t would first he necessary
to reconsider the vote adopting me resolution
After further explanatory Temsrhs by Aessrs.
carpenter, Heath and Beneic,, Nr. benehct
withdrew his notion and Mr. Eidy moved 10 .
reconsider the vote adopting tie resolution.
Mi Heath thought We were approaching W
tenaoie grounds TO aho" ourselves TO be mia
enceI oy reporter acton Oh the HOUSE sA7e
thr9uen the rego-A: cAanne.
Mr. Vrandey reviewed the SITUATION anu came
10 the CONCLUSION la4' any commute no" ap-
poln'eu' OF Una. sAo--I De apPv--n'so peofe
concurrence oil ooia Houses az 'lt resolution
"hica mao !, n'' ye' 'aLen piN'e'"ou'i DC 10 com
mittee at all.
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