The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-10-08

Of others-I must shy that come 10 tho chair
with some feelingif trepidation, remembering my
inexperiencc; but relying upon your active SYM
PATTY ond support, l accept the trust, pledgng
you my utmost endeavors to discharge the duties
OF the office to the best Of my ability
In our deliberations, let spirit Of candor kind
ness and forbearanco guide us; and if we are
faithful and prompt, and rely upon tho Divine
blessing, while In tho discharge Of our trust. we
shall, whom we return to our constituency, and
receive their welcome, ""el done, good and
faithful servants"
The Speaker directed the House to the
election Of Clerk.
Mr.. Buell., Of Middletowu, nominated
D. NJ. Camp, Of Newport; seconded by
Mr. Field, Of Guiiord, Mr.. Butter6eld
Of Wilmington, Mr.. Henry, of Chester,
MIR. Boltum, of New Haven.
Mr.. Ballou, Of Burlington, nominated
Henry N. Newell, of Snelburn seconded
by MIR. Ormsbee. of Brandon and Mr.
Smith OF St. Albans.
Mr.. Buell., of Middleton, and Mr..
Ballou, Of Burlington, were appointed
tellers, and the ballots having been taken,
ieouittu rs lOllOWS.
Whole number of ballots, 22l
Necessary for choice. Ill
d. M. Camp had 144
Ii. N. Newell had "a
Scattering 8
And thereuppn d. NJ. Camp, of New
port, was declared duly elected Clerk of
the House of Representatives for the two
years next ensuing, and presenting him.
self at the bar OF the House was duly
sworn.
On motion of Mr.. Harris, OF Panton,
adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
Resolution-By Nr. Field, of Spring.
field, that the House do now proceed to
the election of Chaplain adopted.
Mr.. Hebard, of Chelsea, nominated
Rev. Peter Merrill. of Barre seconded
by Mr.. Boyce of Barre and he was
unanimously elected by pica rocc vote.
BY Mr.. Davis, Of Reading, that the
Rules Of tho last House be adopted as the
rules of the House until otherwise order.
ed adopted.
BY Mr.. Frisbie, Of Poultney, that the
Clerk be directed to inform the Senate
that the House OF Representatives has
completed its organization, and is ready
on its part to proceeded with the business
Of the session adopted.
The resolution was then adopted,
BY Mr.. Smith, Of St. Adams, that His
Excelency, the Governor, be informed BY
Committee that the House has completed
its organization, and is ready for any com.
munication he may wish to make adopt.
ed.
The Speaker appointed as such COM
mite, Mr.. Smith. OF St. Albaus, and Mr..
Field, Of Springfield, who subsequently,
reported that they had performed the duty
assigned them, and that the Governor has
ut present no communication to make.
Joint Resolution From the Senate.
that the jolut rules Of the last session be-
adopted as the joint rules of this session
until otherwise ordered; adopted in cou-
currencc.
The Speaker nominated and the House
appointed the following named members
to constitute the committee on the part
Of the House to canvass the votes of the
freeman Of the State, for Governor, Lieut.
Gov. and Treasurer for the next two
years ensuing, who were thereupon duly
sworn to wit !
Addison County-NTessrs Fletcher, Of
Baidport, Wainwright, of Middlebury,
Bottum. Of New Haven.
Bennington Couuty-Messrs. Judson.
of Arlington, Munson, of Manchester.
Wilmarth, Of STAFFORD.
Caledonia County-Messrs Sanborn,
of Lyndon, Granger, of Peacham. Davis
of Danville.
Chttendon County-Messrs. Ballou, of
Burlington, Marsh, of Hinesburgh, Mead,
Of Underhill
Essex County-Messrs. Rosebrook, OF
Brighton, Beattie Of Brunswick, Carpen-
ter. Of CRANKY.
franklin County-Messrs. Fasset, of
Enosburgh, Reyes, of Ilighgate, Draper,
Of Sheldon.
Grand Isle County-Messrs. Macon.
her, Of Grand Isle, Hall, of Isle La
Motto, Russell, of North Hero.
Lamoile Counly-Messrs. Wires, of
Cambridge, Waterman, Of Hydepark,
Bailey, OF Morristown.
Orange County-Messrs. Rogers, OF
Newbury, Houghton, Of Orange, Clark.
of Brook6eld.
Orleans County-Messrs. Walworth, OF
Coventry, Wild, of Craftsbury, Circuit, Of
Newport
Rutland County-Messrs. Ormsbee, of
Brandon, Wilson, Of Rutland, Lewis, OF
Wells.
Washington County-Messrs. Boyce,
Barre, Pitkin, Of Montpelier. Pope, OF
Mortified.
Windham County sssrs. Haskius,o OF
Brattleboro, Lynde, of Marlboro. Storrs,
Of Whitipgham.
Windsor Couhty-Messrs. Boyden, OF
Barnard, Whitcomb,ot Ludlow, Boynton,
Of Woodstock.
On motion of Mr.. Smith, of St. Adams,
adjourned.
GEORGIA ELECTION. - The Liberals
claim Georgia by from 40 to so thou sand
majority The returns come ia slow,
but there is no doubt there is large ma.
jority for Gov. Smith, the Liberal caudi-
date.