Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-10

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SENATE H.
THURSDAY, Oct. 3.
The President, pro tenn, in the chair.
PRAYER by the Chaplain, Rev. y.
Newton Glazier.
The hour having arrived for the meet
ing of the Joint Assembly, to receive the
acpOrt of the committee to canvass the
vote for State officers. the Senate re-
paired to the Hall of tn" House of Rep
rcscntativcs.
On fe'UrhlaS' on llollon 81 MI, oM-
annointcd by the chair to wait upon the
Lieutenant Governor and inform him of
his election. The chair appointed
n
mittcc.
The committee soon returned with the
Hon Russell : Taft. Lieutenant Gov
the oath of office. and proceeded at
once 70 fine DISCHARGE of the duties of
the chair
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\ communication was received and
read from His EXcellency, Governor
Converse, announcing that he had APP
pointed Joseph d Denison Secretary OF
Civil and Military Affairs, and that he
would transmit his biennial message to
the Senate at half-past two o'clock this
afternoon.
On motion of Mr., Colburn, the Sen
ate voted to proceed with the election of
the standing committees, and the fol-
lowing named Senators were elected by
the adoption of a resolution introduced
by Mr.. Colburn, member of the scy-
eral committees named.
svx,rv covv1rrrr
tnancc-Sprague, hlng, Esty;
JudIclary-Bal NeaZcy, Powers,
Claims -Carnenter ButtcrficId Smith
Rortlott Eo11orm
Observation-Disclosures, Gleason, Barnes
Lamb, Shedd.
Agriculturc-StIles,h lng, Cotton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sprggue, Key
nOlds.
Elections-Humphrey, Estey, Kellogg
Military Affairs - NeaZey, BlgeloW,
Colburn.
Railroads - Powers, Colburn. Key
nOlds, Mason, Wilson.
Banks-Morrill, Smith, Humphrey.
Land Taxes - Bartlett, Houghton,
Scott.
Printing-king, Lamb, Shedd.
General COmmittee-Ballard, Gleason.
Mason.
Federal Relatlons-AdamS, Carpenter
Bailey.
Highways and Brldges-Barnes, Rog-
crs, Buttertield.
Rules-Hinckley, Carpenter, Morrill,,
The following bills were then intro
duced:
BY Mr. Powers, to amend sec. 8, ch.
30 g. s. relative TO repleYIn.
BY MI BigeloW, to annex LOOMS Is
land to the toWu OF Colchester.
rrsr>fovIAr TO THE RETIRING sECRE-
TARy
ft&SoSISS9M+Dy WI, 1alienI f r1a nal
w. r0 F ["i' fro3; the Sect orrshi IF
ia io'l So,1 ii' ,Ioei+ion no hos fIInd foI.
Wv ,,,,,ti1lo ,oors Nth o,,,;ront
eIeNtn ooloG 3 oI;i;4' ~ 4la G+o4o
courtesy anu slstiai "Dl5l'y, 'nG 9t"If
loses an olltel + T' lI I'' s 1917 ' ond
t ili,t' NY t5a heot wishes Of this bodv with
tiiat th5 pSSI W 1 .,llo ~ D|} mlSni
W1lch ne mas ptGh e ~ IonT ait t moIo!
ANY coili'o''e'' " IL i'i''" nm '"'0''3" "
'll Eio.ou, Corno,tar Railov Hincl,Iov
o,,d Piraiow smoke in favor Of the adO6-
a n Of h ro sIfii M and in terms hi0P
Ilol ol t.e Iesolu. ~ ,II,' ~ ms Coc2a
~ com N ,r,"f i+a ;osoaga Mr. Carncnter
eai} for tho vaoo ord navs which re.
caIe9 iei 'ne vas ai'o f.y 49, Tnto
sulSeo q, otn oinn IN biS scat at the
go t1o uoto was taken
tlii1 ne we sot1 a. ',1nssnoo holm, rocoiv
ne governor illess,,s1 pe'I WI ond
SG tnIo''S4 ffa I'VE the S@nyotarv nrncecd-