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

r. u. Mason had
John Bailey, Jr., had. d...-....-.....-.- =
Myron ". Bailey had....-.....-.. ... is3
scattering .---.---..-.......-....... e
Il tappeariny that there was no election a second
9aiot was TAKEN Senator Hinekley, Mr.. Green 0!
teliers Win the following result.
SECOND BALLOT
Whole number o. votes. ..---..... ~
Necessary Tor choice e---.-....----.------..Ig-
Jonh b4lleI Jr-, had---.---- -.----..---.-.l09
Myron ". Bailey yhsd.....-...-.....-. %
Jonas Wilder had. . .gl
Walter A Weed had .. if
=. ID. Mason had. .... .
Nm ;. kimbali had.
! scattering .---.----.------.
1t appearing that there was again 10 election a
I third ballot Was taken Senator Column as Rem
l nlngton county, Mr.. Pinsree o. Hartford and Mr.
suit
THIRD BALLOT.
Whole number Of votes.
Necessary for a choice. ..--......Ia3
MEron ". Bailey had. -.....-.....-..---..--.i2a
Ioah loan R1iisy, M; IT. had -.---------
Jonas wider had .-......---.-.. .
RiPton hotel keeper had............-..... ,
= -; rlaasun had- -----.----.---.-..-------- I
! Lee Tracy had--------... --....-.------.-..-.---. I
And thereupon Myrcn W Bailey Of St Alians.
was declared elected Railroad Commissioner r the
tive years next ensuing
| FOR C0NNfssIoNEn OF rHE INSANE.
Mr.. Henry Of Chester moved that the election be
| postponed for two weeks from to-day; which was
l agreed to.
FoR rIEsr DIRECTOR OF THE STATE PRISON.
senator hellogs OF Rutland county, nominated
MeTtn { Rice Of Benson, seconded by Mr. Ormshec
| oi Brandon, Senators Sprague snd Neazey % Rut-
land county, and Mr.. Rogers Of Newbury
| Senator BigelOw of Chittendea county. nomi-
mated John ", Hartshorn, he now bc.n.- second di-
! rector, and the the custom being TO add one new
| director each year, giving the first place to the
/ person who had the year before held the second
place; seconded by Senator Nilsonof Orleans couu-
/ y, MI Trout q Newport Senator Powers Of La
! moille county, Mr.. Fairbanks of ST Johnshury and
Nj Hehard Of Chelsea
! The Chair appointed as tellers senator Kelior-
! Of Rutland county. Mr.. Grout Of Newport and Mr.
BriSEs OF Franklin. The ballots being taken were
| as follows;
TIEsT BALLOT.
| Whole number Of vctes.....................2 2f3
! Necessary lor a choice. ....-.. ~
! John ". Hartshorn had. --............-. lfs
! martin L hice Aat------.-- -
| scattering .---.--.-..-
And thereupon John ". Hartshorn was declared
elected First Director Of the State Prison for the
/ two years next ensuing.
FoR SECOND DIRECTOR CT The STATE PRISON,
Mr. Rogers Of Newbury, nominated William R.
Sheid oi Newhury. seconded BY Mr.. Grout of New
port and he was unanimously elected hy q tira rors
vote
| FOR THIRD DIRECTOR OF The STATE PRISON.
Mr. Buell. Of Middiotown, nominated Barnes
/ Frsbie Of Poultney
senator Carpenter Cf Washington. nominated
Charles l. Houghton Of Bennington.
u VII. Bntteriield Of Wilmington, nominated jacob
I Esiey Of Brattleboro.
! The chair appointed As tellers senator Csrpeuter
o. Washington county, Mr. Buell. Of lliddletoWn and
butterheld oi Wilmington The ballots being taken
resulted as follows:
| So FTRSr BALLOT
Whole number Of votes. ....-...-...--.-......2lf
necessary ipr choice ---.-.-----
Barnes Frisbe had. ..-..-....... O.
| Charles T. HCu-hton had ............ GO
JACOB E-stey -.-----..----.........-..- 81
scattering -----.---...-.--.---.
There being no choice Senator IIinekley of Oran.
/ county moved that the joint Assembly adjourn until
Two weeks from to-day at q o'clock in the afternoon,
| which was disa greed to.
Senator spraSue Of Rutland county. moved that
the Joint Assembly adjourn until tomorrow morn
ing at loi O'Clock, (which was agreed to-ayes Il5,
/ nays 70.
| The Senate having withdrawn, the con-
| sideratiOn of the joint resolution. relating
| to the adjournment from tomorrow after
noon to Tuesday afternoon, was resumed,
when Mr.. Pingree of Hartford. withdrew
| his proposal of amendment. On the ques-
! ton ofthe adoption of the resolution. Mr..
/ Ormsbee Of Brandon, called for the ayes and
nays, which were taken-Ayes I2s, nays "A
50 the resolution was adopted on the part
of the House
The Speaker announced the appointment
| OF n committee on the bill creating the new
town of Sherman Mr. Rodgers of New
bury, Mr.. Lynde of Marlboro. Mr.. Barnet
of Cavendish, Mr.. Matteson of SALISBURY
and Mr.. Allen of Ferrisburgh.
On motion of Mr.. White Of Topsham. ad-
| journed.
SENATE.
FRIDAY, Nov. /.
! Joint Resolution BY Senator Adams for
! joint assembly ON Thursday next at p O'Clock
in the afternoon. TO elect Judges of the
supreme court. Senator Hincklev moved
that the resolution be ordered to lie. not
agreed to. On motion of Senator Powers
laid upon the table, to be made the special
order for III o'clock this forenoon.
Bills introduced and referred. BY Senator
Veazey, providing for the payment of ordi-
nary county expenses to committee on ju-
dietary.
By Senator Adams, extending the juris-
dietion Of sheriffs and their deputies to
| judiciary committee.
The hour having arrived for an adjourned
meeting of the joint assembly, the Senate
/ proceeded to the Hall of the House of Rep
resentatives, and on returning
). 65, authorizing the Governor to con-
tract for statues of Jacob Collamer and
Ethan Allen, was taken up.
Senator Butterfeld arose to make inquiries
of the committee on federal relations as 10
the cost, whether the appropriation named
would cover the whole expense. or whether
it was only beginning.
Senator Carpenter replied that there was
no information upon that subject before the
committee. He gave reasons for making
provision for these statues at the present
time. He though the sum of SIS, ,OO0would
cover the entire expenditure growing out of
this bill.
Senator Reynolds was opposed to the
adoption Of such policy as the one which
this bill inaugurated, and, wishing for more
time to consider the matter, moved that the
bill be ordered to lie, and be made the special
order for Friday morning next.
Special Order.-Joint resolution, in rela-
tion to joint assembly. On motion of
Senator Powers, amended by adding, ''and
reporter Of the decisions Of the Supreme
Court Senator Wilson moved to amend
by changing the time from Thursday next
to one week from Tuesday next not agreed
to, and the resolution was adopted
Senator Bigelow called up S. 81, alpha
Chapter of the Sigma Phi Society," and
moved it be amended by striking out the
words John B Wheeler" and inserting
the words Elias LYMAN agreed to and
passed