The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-09
ton, Ladd, of Chittenden, Page, of La.

AIMODl III ETullhltll. plltit VI sNitliSVls
Holmes of Rutland, Tolman Of Orleans.
Education Senators Reynolds Of Grand
Isle, Granger Of Caledonia, Chesmorc OF
Chittcnden, Broolins of Addison, At,yupd
of franklin
Agriculture Senators Smith Of Addison.
King of Washington, Howe of Rutland.
Manufnctures--Sen Page of La
noble, Allen Of Rutland, Parker of Wind
sOr
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Walton nf Wash
ngton, Wymau of Windham, Wilson of
Orleans.
Military Affairs Senators Clarke Of
Franklin, ChesmoIc Of Chittcnden, Ladd
of Cbittcnden.
Railroads Senators Colbmn Of Denning
ton, Reynolds of Grand Isle, Wilson of
Windsor. Rogers Of Caledonia, Allen of
Rutland.
Banks Senators lIoughton Of Benning-
ton, Edmunds of Windsor, Howe of Wind
ham.
Land Taxes Senators Benton of Essex,
| Iloughton of Bennington, Robbie of Frank
lin.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Clarke Of Franklin,
King of Washington, Rogers of Caledonia.
General Committee Senators Wyman
OF Windham, Howe of Rutland, Granger
of Caledonia.
Federal Relations Senators Edmunds of
Windsor, Clarke of Franklin, Walton Of
Washington.
Highways and bridges Senators Rogers
of Caledonia, George of Orange, Wyman
Of Windham.
Rulcs-Scnators Proctor OF Rutland,
| Parker OF Windsor. Walton Of Washing
ton.
\ message WAS received from the house,
announcing the formal organization Of TINT
body.
4 message from the house announcing the
| passage Of Joint resolution that the two
houses met in Joint session at three o'clock
p. M. to hear the report of the canyassine
committee 4: adopted in concurrcnces.
4 message from the house announcing
| the passage Of the joint resolution on joint
| rules.
Bills were introduced and referred by
| Senator Wilson of Orleans, OF Chap. G7:9.5
"relatiDg 20 the collection of taxes To
the judiciary committee.
| The hour having arrived for the meeting
/ of the two houses in Joint assembly, the
senators repaired TO the house of represent
atives.
Having returned the chair appointed Sen
ators Wilson of Windsor and Rowell of
Orange, a committee to conduct to the sem
ate chamber the Hon Lyman G. Hinckley,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS elect.
After the oath of Office was administered
the Acknowledgements took the chair and
addressed the senate.
LIEUT.. GOV. KINCKLEY'S Address.
" Senators Called as | am by the suf-
frages of the freemen of this state to pre-
side over your deliberations during the
present session of the legislature, it is with
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the trust, and return through you to
them my sincere thanks and unfeigned
| gratitude. | am not unmindful that with
this honor there comes duties and RESPONSE
bities of no ordinary character. | am
also aware that it Is an inauspicious time
for me, impericctly skilled rs | am in the
duties of this position to become the imme-
date successor of one whose varied accom-
plishments aud large experience have just
" won for him the merited reputation of
being first and foremost among the partia-
mentarlans of this state. Conscious of this
disparity, it is with faltering and extreme
self-distrust that | accept the re-
sponsiblity, but the recollection,
so far as my acquaintance en-
tends of the uniform and marked kind
ness which the Vermont senate has ever
extended to its presiding officers gives me
courage to hope that by devoting to your
service my best cndcavors, my entire
strength and purpose, | may be at least in
some small degree the recipient of that
sympathy and hearty cooperation which
has been so generously accorded to others.
1t will be my constant endeavor to serve
you and each of you, and the varied inter-
csts you may represent. with courtesy and
impartiality:
May every word, vote and act which you
may be called upon in your official capacity
to utter or record be characterized by hon
cs,y and fidelity To all the interests of orr
beloved state and by the principles of pure
aud upright craftsmanship. With proper
regard to pnblic economy, let Us cnleGyor
to complete the business of this session in
the shortest time. consistent with proper
deliheraton and intelligent action.
With most of you | have the honor uf a
personal acquaintance and friendship. May
it soon emhr &c you AL. Without weary
in you further | can only say that trust
the relations thus assumed may prove
pleasant and profitable 10 us all, relying
wholly for whatever success | may attain
upon your aid and forbearancc and upor
the guidance and support of linn whc
rules and overrlllcs in the affairs Of state.
and nations whose DEGREES are eternal jus
tice, and from which there is no appeal.
Communication from the Governor, an
nouncing the appointment of VIM. p. Dill
| bingham as secretary of civil and military
affairs.
Governors message ordered TO lie. ant
$50 copies to he printed for the use of sen
ators.
Bills passcd--Senate bill Me- / rela,us
to the appointment of reporters Of TIN
senate.
Senator Henry of Chittendcn, nominated
for the Office of president pro tan of tht
senate, Senator Redfeld Proctor of Rut
land, seconded by Senator Atwood o
Franklin, who guaranteed to Senator Proc
tor the entire democratic vote of the senate
Senator Proctor was elected by unan
; imous vote, and, on taking the chair, mad
short speech of thanks tor the homo
conferred upon him.
On motion of Senator Edmunds Of Wind
: sor the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE
Resolutions by Mr.. Lynde, of Mari
| boro, that the house now proceed to tn
election OF chaplain for two years cnsue
! ing. Adopted.
| Mr.. Lynde, OF Marlboro, nominated 70
e chaplain Rev. II. \. Spencer of Montpc
licr. Seconded by Mr.. Grout, OF Newport
aud he was elected by a oica 00ce vote.
BY Mr.. Ladd of Alburgh. that the rule
of the last house I've adopted as the rule
Of this house until others are adopted
agreed to.
BY Mr.. Dana of Cornwall, that a com
S mittec of two members be appointed bytht
r speaker, TO wait upon the governor and in
, form him of the organization of the house
=, and that the house is ready on its part, l.
proceed with the business of the session
$ adopted.
c The speaker appointed as a committee (
wait on the governor, Messrs. Dana o
J. Cornwall and Webster of Putney, who at
It tended to the duty assignd them.
@ BY Mr.. Cook of Mendon, that the clerl
, inform the senate of the organization o
this house, and that the house Is ready o
d its part to proceed with the business of I'll
> session adopted.
BY Mr. Shurtleif of Plainfeld, that th
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