Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-13

Sanborn of Lyndon, Drake of Royalton,
Deane of Bakersfield, Carpenter Of Reads
boro.
ON CLAIMS.
Messrs. Hinckley of Chelsea, Parks Of
Waterford, Stetson of Enosburgh, Wilkins
of Stowe, Lance of Cabot, Green Of Shell
don, Thomas of Reading.
ON RAILROADS.
Messrs. Stafford of Hartford, Colburn OF
Manchester, Bisbee of Newport, Ballard of
Fairfax, Page of Hydepark, Bromley of
Pawlet, Clark of Brandon.
ON BANKS.
Messrs. Poland of Montpelier, Morgan
of Rochester, Graves of Bennington. Mud
gett of Cambridge, Crosby of Brattleboro,
Hitchcock of Pittsford, Brewster of Iras-
burgh.
on MANUFACTURES.
Messrs. Chase of Concord, Parker Of
Lowell, Tyrell of Dorset, Day of Ira, Clark
of Randolph, Lane of Plainfeld, Guyer OF
Wolcott.
on GRAND LIST.
Messrs Tupper of Panton, Brown of
Goshen, Graham of Winhall, Stevens of
Colchester, Jones of Richmond, Goodrich
of Hard wick, Marshall of Burke, Wash
burn of Guildhall, Nichols of Lunenburgh,
Page of Hydepark, Cook of Elmore, Good
sell of Isle La Motto, Hazen Of North
Hero, Cardell of Warren, Soule of Fair
field, Kennedy of Troy, Lunt OF Derby
McDuffee of Bradford, Austin of Tun-
bridge, Baird of Chittenden, Hitchcock OF
West Haven, Stafford of Westminster,
Phelps Of Grafton, COLON of Stoekbridge,
Benjamin of West Windsor, Kemp Of
Worcester, Coburn of East Montpelier.
ON STATE PRISON.
Messrs. Cobb of Strafford, Cook OF DIT.
Holly. White of Topsham, ROwell of Al
bany, Colyin of Clarendon, Shedd Of sa-
lem, Wooster of Marshfeld.
ON CoRPoRArIoE
BIessrs. Amsden of Weathersfsld, Tic
mas of Salisbury, Houghton of STANFORD,
Damon of Walden, Orvis of Starksboro,
Hadlock of Lexington, Dodge of Thet-
ford.
on TOWN LINES.
Messrs. Gray of WheeIock, Brigham Of
Essex, Walter of East Haven, Hurlbert Of
Belvidere, Spear of Vershire, Robinson OF
Holland, White of Orwell.
on PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Messrs. Isham of st. George, Snow Of
Bloomfield, Houghton of Orange, St.
Johns of Hubbardton, Hills of MOretown,
Clark of Jamaica.
ON HIGHWAYS, BRIDGES AND FERRIES.
Messrs. Goodsell of Isle Ls Motto, Hunt
of Vernon, Field of Springfield. North OF
Shoreham, Dickey of Ryegate, Billings of
Ripton.
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES.
Under Fourth Joint Rule- Messrs.
Scott of Plymouth, Aldrich OF Woodford,
EIson of Mendon.
On Bills-Messrs. Buell. Of Midiletown,
Fuller of Brookfeld.
On Joint Rules-Iessrs. Poland of
Montpelier, Dickenson of Newfane.
On Library-Messra. Kellogg Of Benson
Hall Of Swanton, Whitcomb OF Ludlow.
AFTERNOON.
Mr.. Paige of Hydepark, arose 20 d ques-
ton of privilege, and stated that in max
ing up the committee on the grand list.
the County of Lamoiile had no members
on that committee, while the county OF
Franklin had four members, and suggest
ed that Lamoille county should have rto
OF the four given to franklin C0untv.
Joint Resolution.-By Mr. Hyde of
Castleton, that 4 committee consisting OF
three Senators and five members of the
House, be appointed by the President Of
the Senate and Speaker of the HOUSE, 10
consider the subject of re-districting the
State, aud it, In their opinion, there Is
necessity for such action, to redistrict the
State into Congressional Districts. and re-
port by bill or otherWiSe; which wa-
adopted.
The Speaker announced the appoint
ment of the following additional standing
and special committees:
ON FEDERAL RELATIONS
Messrs. Graham of Winhall, Ridley Of
Duxbury, Pierce of Cavendish, SGiith Of
Shrewsbury, Wheat of Putney, Douglass
of Williston, Mowrey OF Whitingbsn.
On Reform Suhool.-Messrs. HYDE ot
Castleton, Ormsby OF Waterbury, Page a-
Morristown, Powers Of Leicester, c.. Sly
BrattlebJro.
Special C8fnmittee-On resolution in
troduced by NJ. Wood of Fairhaven, in rs-
lation to the revision of the General Sta
Mes-rs. Wood of Fairhaven, Graut nf
Barton, Hall of Swauton, Henry Of Che>-
ter, Jones of Windham.
Bills introduced and referre by 1T.
Wood Of Fairhaven. 10 ame ldnisnt 81 &c.
"A, ch. 3G. z. s, relating to drp1s tions and
witnesses.
By Sir. Page of Hydepark, eulargiug
the powers Of County Clerk s5vin4-tsieas
authority 10 take recoguizsHees Of deecs:I
Resolution.-By Mr. SkIa Of MoukJof.
that when the House adjourn thi- after
noon il be until 10 O'Clock on Monde
which was forcibly opposed b.
Mr.. Bail Of Hancock, who demanded thr
yeas aud nays on the question 0f the AZ
option of the resolution.
NJ Hinckley of Chelsea moved that the
resolution be ordered to lie, which wa-
agreed 10.
On the motion Of Mr. Scott Of Ply mouth
the House adjourned