Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-03

By Mr.. Davis of Reading, that II ,t
rules of the last House be adopted az q IL
rules of the House until otherwise or
dered adopted.
By Mr.. Frisbie of Poultney, that the
clerk be directed to inform the Sena, e
that the House of Representatives ha s
completed its organization, and is ready
on its part to proceed with the business
of the session; adopted.
BY Mr.. Swain of Rockingham, that
the clerk be directed to furnish each
member and officer of the House with
two daily newspapers printed in this
State, to be selected by the members and
officers.
Mr.. Field of Guilford, moved to
amend by adding one weekly; lost.
The resolution was then adopted.
By Mr.. Smith of St. Adams, that His
Excellency, the Governor, be informed
by committee, that the House has com
pleted its organization, and is ready for
any communication he may wish to
make; adopted.
The Speaker appointed as such COM
mittee, Mr.. Smith of st. Adams and Mr.
Field of Springfield, who subsequently
reported that they had performed the
duty assigned them, and that the Cover
nor has at present no communication to
make.
By Mr.. Thornton of Hartland, that
each member of the House forward i'm
mediately to the Clerk, his name in full,
town and County, number Ofseat, board
ing place, with number of room, the
name of the newspapers he elects TO take
during the session, with the designation
of the place of delivery of the same, to
enable the Secretary of State to comp
lete the Legislative Directory, and the
Clerk to distribute the papers ordered :;
adopted.
Joint Resolution. From the Senate
that the Joint Rules of the last session
be adopted as the Joint Rules of this ses-
sion until otherwise ordered adopted in
concurrence.
The Speaker nominated and the House
approved the following named members
TO constitute the committee on the part
of the House, to canvass the votes of the
votes of the freemen of the State, for
Governor, Lieutenant Governor and
Treasurer, for the next two years ensu-
ing, who were therefore duly sworn, to
wit -
Addison COunty-Messrs. Fletcher of
Bridport, Wainwright of Middlebury,
Bottum of New Haven.
Bennington County-Messrs. Judson
of Arlington. MunsOn of Manchester.
Wtlmarth of Stamford.
Caledonia County-Messrs. SanborDI of
Lyndon, Granger of Peacham, Davis of
Danville
Chittenden County-Messrs. I,allau of
Morrh &c TIspn11,1r,rh
of Underhill.
Essex County-Messrs. Rosebrook of
Brighton, Beattie of Brunswick, Carpen-
ter of CRANKY.
Franklin County-Messrs Fassett of
Enosburgh, Beyes of Highgate, Draper
of Sheldon.
Grand Isle County-Messrs. Macom-
Der of Grand Isle, Hall of Isle La Motto,
Russell of North Hero.
Lamoille County-Messrs. Wires of
Cambridge. Waterman of Hyde Park,
Bailey of .MOrristOwn.
Orange COunty-Messrs. Rogers of
Newbury, Houghton of Orange, Clark
of BroOkfield.
Orleans County-Messrs Walworth of
Coventry, Wild of Craftsby, Grout of
Newport
Rutland County-Messrs Ormsbee of
Brandon, Wilson of Rutland, Lewis of
Wells.
Washington County-Messrs Boyce of
Barre. Fitkin of Montpelier, Pope of
Mortified.
Windham County-Messrs Haslins
of Brattleboro, Lynde OF Marlboro Starr
of Nottingham.
Windsor County. BOyden of
Barnard, Whitcomb of Ludlow, Boyn-
ton of Woodstock.
On motion of Mr.. Smith, of st. AL
bans. adjourned.