Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-08
NUMBER 10.

Mr.. Battell Of Ripton. favored the motion
70 reconsider on the ground that he believed
that there was something due to Mr.. Slade.
anu tnat the compromise proposed by the
committee was just disposition of queS-
ton on which there We're honest differences
of opinion
Mr.. Ormsbee of Brandon, and Mr.. Pingree
oi Hartford, briefly favored the motion TO
reconsider.
Mr. Hebard Of Chelsea, said lie was satis-
hed with the action of the House yesterday
ana 1t might as well stand as il IS
Mr.. Davis of Reading, and Mr. Butter
ueld OF ilmIngton, opposed the motion TO
The motion to reconsider was then reject
ed yeas n nays l0l
JOINT ASSEMBLY.
The Senate came in and joint assembly
was formed for the election of Secretary Of
state, Auditor of Accounts, Sergeant-at-
Arms, Adutant and Inspector General
Quartermaster General, Judge Advocate
General, Railroad Commissioner, Commis-
sloner OF the Insane. Superintendent Of the
State Prison, three Directors of the State
Prison, three Trustees of the Reform School.
and iour Trustees of the Vermont University
and State Agricultural College.
HIS Honor Russell ). Taft. President of
the Senate in the chair; Geo. Nichols.
Secretary of State. Clerk.
Fon SECRETARY OF srArE.
Senator Powers OF Lamoile County. nauiinatel
deo Nie1ols OF Mortified, seconded bys Mr.. Fair
banks Of St. J0hnshury, and no other nomination
oen made, ne was duly elected TO that Office for the
Two years next ensuing by rirg r0es vote.
FOR AUDITOR OF ACCOUNTS.
Mr. Pitkn of Montpelier, nominated Whitman ).
terrin Of hontpelierand he was unanimously elect
ed by rird t0ce vote.
FOR sERGEANT-Ar-AENs,
Senator Wilson OF Orleans County nominated Tsu-
man {. Phinney Of Montpelier, seconded BY Mr.
smith Of St. Adams, and Mr.. Pinrree of Hartford
ana ne was unanimously elected BY ,ira roce vote
FOR ADJurAST AND INSPECTOR GENERAL,
MT. Ormsbee OF Brandon, nominated James s
Peck Of Montpelier, seconded by Senator Bigelo 81
Shittenden County and he WAS unanimously elected
by a rira r0os vote.
FOR oUArrERNi srIR-cgNERAI
Senator Buttcrtield OF Mindham CouAtv nolni nat
ed William ". Lynde Of Marlboro seconded hy
Senator beazey Of Rutland County lie was ura.if-
mously elected by rirG r0ce vote.
FOR JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL.
Mr. Pinsree Of Hartford, nominated y VI South
IIu M 0, ergcnnes, ana he was unanimously elected
hf a rira r0cs vote.
FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER
senator BiseloW Of ChitieEden, nominated Walter
A. Weed Of Shelburn. seconded hy Mr. Buell. OF
1liddletOwn, Mr. PinEree OF Hartford. and Senator
Powers Of LAmoille County
Senator Colhurn Of Bennington County. nous.nat-
ed Jonas Wilder of Rupert seconded BY Sir Childs
OF Nallingiord, and Mr.. Haskins OF BrattlebOro.
M DAVIS Of Reading, nominated William r.
Of Westmi inster
Mr. Green Of Richmond, nominated T. D. Mason
oi Richmond, seconded by Mr. Douglass Of Viii
ting.
Senator ilinckley oi Orange County. nominated
John Bailey, Jr., Of Newbury seconded bv senator
hlns or Washington County. Senator Shedd of
Orange County Mr.. Hehard Of Chelsea Mr. G;r,r-
ger OF PoaehaIn, and Mr. Rogers of Newburv
Senator Ballard q Franklin County. nominated
byron W Bailey OF St Albins seconded bv Mr.
Morrill, OF SwantOn.
The Chair appointed Senator Bige.oW o. Chitten-
den County, Mr.. Haskins of Drtflebor1. and Nr
Davis OF Reading as tellers
The ballots having been counted the result wa. as
follows.