Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-11-09

NU luuloU OF MT UrAke Ol hulullOUs uuls
THuRsDAY, Nov. 3.
SENATE.
Prayer hy the Chaplain
journal Of yesterday read and approved
Bils introduced and referred. by Mr. Brown,
relating TO interest 10 judiciary com (sx per
cent. or by contract up TO nine legal intorest)
by MIR. Grandey in addition 10 chap. 90, g g.,
relating TO the support and removal Of paupers ,
10 judiciary com.
Mr.. Heath called up II. ll7, and moved it again
be referred 10 the judiciary com. agreed TO-
Joint soluiioH.-Fr0m the House, relating 10
All historical painting for the State House On
motion Of Mr. Gardner amended by proposing 10
the House Joint committee Of two instead Of one
member Of the Senate, &c, and adopted in con-
currence with proposal Of amendment.
The hOnr having arrived for the meeting Of
the joint assembly the Senate repaired to the Hall
oi the House Of Representatives, and having re-
turned, on motion Of Mr.. llortshorn, adjourned.
HOUSE.
Prayer By the Chaplain.
The journal Of yesterday was read and APP
proved.
Mr. Ballard Of Fairfax moved to reconsider the
vote by which the House, yestorlay, adopted the
resolution OF the chairman of the com. on cleo
tOns, declaring that Andrew j. Taylor is not en-
titled 70 seat upon the tljor OF this House that
said seat is vacant and that the remonstrant T.
+. Bailey, have leave 10 withdraw
Mr. Wood Of Farhaven advocated the recon
sderation, on the ground that there was great
Misrepresentation when the vote was taken rs TO
the real facts in the case.
Mr. Grout Of Barton said that the real point
in the case as decided yesterday turned upon the
question whether Hrueworthy Brown was a voter
in the town of Brunswick lC the que ,tion
should come up on the minority report, declaring
+. /. Bailey entitled to the seat, then the House
would desire 10 have some of the testimony re-
latiye to the right Of llazen b. Rich to vote. lie
should not oppose the reconsideration
Mr. Ballard said be had moved the recjnsid-
Grafton for the purpose of having the rights Of
both the contestants protected hy an impartial
reconsideration of the questions involved
Mr. Slade OF Middebury spoke briefly in favor
OF the motion for a reconsideration.
Mr. Wood Of Fairhaven, said there was other
testimony in the case, involving the legality Of
certain votes cast at the Brunswick election
which had not been fully considered, and they
should have their due weight in determining the
relative claims Of the parties interested
JOINT ASSEMBLY.
At lOI O'Clock tho Senate came into the Repre-
sentatiyes Hall and joint assembly was formed
in pursuance Of the following Joint resolution
R,s0lred By he Senate and House Of Represen-
tdiiueS That the two Houses meet in Joint As
sembly, in the Hall of the House Of Representa-
ives on Thursday next, at ten and one-half O'Clock
A. NJ, TO elect Secretary of State, Auditor of
Accounts, Sergeantnt- Arms, Adjutant and In
spector General, Quartermaster General, Judge
Advocate General, Railroad Commissioner, Com
missioner of the Insane, Superintendent Of
the State Prison. three Directors of the State
Prison. three Trustees OF the Vermont Re
iorin oehool, lour trustees oi the vermont uni-
IerSity anu o1,e Agrlo9i,ural OoNege' Judges OF
tpe Supreme court, ana reporter oil Tue decisions
ol the supreme Court
Ine non; ukoReE " DALE President oil the
senate, nate IN Nl Iue o'lalr .-r,.. c,-
TkoRgt Nl,hols' secretary OF 9tate, Oletk'
me J0'h' Assembly Proceeued % the electioh
OF the o'noers named IN the foregoing JOINT reso-
iuIion
rYr oooIIeu'ry oi 9Htei ar Joyce m huu9nu
nominated ueorge Nichols oil Northheld ana he
was Unanimously elected ny tt'H tOcs Notei anu
'n9 oa'', ol once was uuly a1ulIhiS'ereI' n Is
rH Auu!tor oi accounts, Mr' roland ol mont,
P9ler hoin'hatea non. hIthah w. ferrih Oh
mohtpenet Nj brout OF parton ana senator
leath oi nasnlngtoh county; seconded the nom
lna'ioh OF Mr' ferrlh' ar. hsohiey 4l ia"let
n9ulnateo lion, James NJ olaue oi Mlualepury
MIR. Blrnes OF terrsburgh seconded the nom
nation 9i or oiade' senator liehth' MI fo-
lHnd oil Montpelier and Mr' Bromley oil fawlet
were nppelnteu telles, Inc oallots We're uKen
ana counted with the following result
Whole number of ballots, 2i9
Necessary for a choice, l2j
Whitman g. Ferrin had l6i
james NJ. Sade had 81
Scattering,
And tbereupon Whitman G Ferrin was deelnr-
cd duly elected auditor Of accounts for the two
wears ensuing
For Sergeant at-A Arms. Mr.. Wood of Fairhayen
nominated Il. c. Camp of Montpelier; Mr.. Bis.
bec of Newnort and senator Gardner nf Renning.
ton County. and MIR. llinckley of Chelsea see.
onded the Nomination of MIR GSmp. Mr carrie.
ton of Waitsfeld nominated A C. brown of
Nontnelier Mr. Bailev of Ne,Shurv ana Mr.
Slade of Middlebury seconded the nomination of
Mr.. Brown Senator Heath of Washington
County nominated Truman G. pbinney OF Mont
peier Mr. Skiff of Monkton. seconded the nom.
lnation of Mr. Phinney. Senator Gardner Mr.
Carleton of Waitsdeld- and Mr. Bisbee of New.
nort were onnointed tellers mo ballnts wor,
teken and cnunted with The ClloVinr result
Wbole nnmber of boilots o55
Necessary Gor choice I3s
y q Cam 100
n ~ phinne, sI
4 q Rrn,yn' -
Scattcring
'rbere be;n', no 'cb,icc a second b,ll,, Vos ia.
Len which rssnIted ne c,llnws senator Heath
Mr Wood Of Fairhavon md NJ Slnde of Middle
hurry acting AZ tellers
'''' WIN Wb5c number IF ball,ts o5o
Necessarv f,r n cb,ice I2O
v ~ Cann had 90
n q pbinney had t09
A 4 Brown bod 81
And a,ai, there vas no cb,ioo
Nr Csrleton ~ Woi,s6eId ,yitbd,eu, the nam,
orCnl A q Rrown and a third ballnt was m,
| Ien"Senator Uastings Mr. Grout nf Rart,n and
! Nr Ra;ley ~ Ne,yhSry act;ng as tellers wifi
,he rrIin,,ing resnI, 7
Whoie number of ballots o5t
Neccssar1 G,r a "boice los
+ q pb}nnev had ia
y q Camn Rod TX