The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-09

Rutland-Peck of Ira Noble of Tin
--7qsth, and Page of Rutland.
Windham-M of Londonderry; Full
lerton OF Townsend, and Webb of Rock
ingliain.
Windsor-Clark of Bethel Bailey of
Windsor, and King of Bridgewater.
The speaker announced the committee
to canvass the votes for county and pro-
bate officers and justices of the peace
Addison county-Sprague of Vergennes,
Eent of Panton, Casey of Whiting.
Bennington Of Shaftbury, Ami
don of Winhall, Houghton of Readsboro.
Rutland-Buel of Middletown, Wilson
of llubbafdton, McFadden of Wells.
Wndham--Atcheson of Westminster,
Stowe Of Halifax, Parkhurst of Athens.
Windsor Watson of Hartford, Petit |
grew of Ludlow, Parker of Andover
Bills introduced and referred-By Mr..
Guild of Rupert, to repeal an act entitled !
an act to amend section G7, chapter 81 gen.
etal statutes passed in 1879, relating to the
collection of taxes; ordered to lie.
BY Mr.. Lyndc of Marlboro, relating to
the duties of town superintendent of
schools; ordered to lie.
The speaker announced that the clerk
had made the following appointments in his
Office; w. II. II. Kenfeld, first assistant
clerk; NJ. ,. Buck, second assistant clerk.
On motion of Mr.. Wells of CRANKY, nd
journcd.
AFTERNOON.
joint resolutions-From the senate
That the joint rules Of the last session be
adopted as the rules of the present session
until others are adopted. Adopted in con-
currencc.
The speaker announced as the committee
on elections Messrs. Grout of Newport,
Ladd of Alburgh, Guild of Rupert Gillett
of Tbctford, Burgess of Grafton, Fair
man of Wolcott, Rowe of Poultney.
Bills introduced and referred-By Mr..
Blodgett of ST. Johnsbury Relating to
the supreme court, fixing the number of
judges at six, and making the annual salary
at $4,000
BILLS.
BY Mr.. Davis Of st. Adams to incorpo
rate the society of Lafayette at ST. Adams.
BY Mr.. Blodgett of st. Johnsbury, in
amendment of sec. Al. chap. 1876 g. S., re-
latng to salaries, fees, &c.
Reports--From the committee on rules.
The rules of the last session with such
changes as are necessary to form the same;
to the change in the matter of engrossment
of bills, and charging the committees on
the judiciary claims and railroads, so that
said committees shall consist of nine men,
bcrs each instead of seven.
The rules as reported by the committee
were adopted as the rules of the house.
Joint Assembly--In pursuance of joint
resolution passed this forenoon, at three
o'clock the senate came into the hall of the
house of representatives and q joint as
sembly was formed TO hear the report of
the committee to canvass the votes for
governor, lieut.. governor and treasurer.
Hon. Russell S. Taft Lieut.. governor in
the chair; Geore Nichols, secretary of state,
clerk.
The canvassing committee submitted a
report, which was read by the clerk, as
follows
To tie pint assembly non in session -
The joint canyassing committee appointed
to canvass the votes for governor, lieuten-
ant-goyernor and treasurer, having attended
to the duties assigned them, now submit
the following report:
FOR GOVERNOR
Whole number of votes returned. ...46, S61
Necessary for choice. ....-.. .23, 431
Asahcl Peck has. go. ..............--.- 33, 5S2
w III III Bingham has............---.. IL, 258
Scattering. .................. ........ 81
Majority for Asahel Peck ........ 1870
And thereupon, Asahel Peck, having re-
ceived a majority of the votes cast by the
frcemen Of the state of Vermont was de-
clared duly elected governor for the two
years next ensuing.
rop 1rprrrx,Sr.covppvop
Whole number of votes returned ..... AS, 722
Necessary for choice. 90 1862
Lyman & Huxley has 90, us
licniy ohaso HAS '''''''''''''''''''"'io'oV
Scatterlng...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
h'Joii,{ lol lyman VI liil'Ni1y ..,.i"sv, ~
anu 'ieiGupon LYMAN w. IiihchieY nav :
ny '.uc,,eu s d lilaJo'ity VI an .hc Votcs
oaos y ~. ,;'. VI 'ni' s'n'o vas uc-
t tr W nou, n.I;r't 'o' 'ne
wv Se'iS '''N' 0'''"'"s'
FOR TREASURER.
yh,le nun,hor of votos ,ctrrroi Ar hos
! Nnro.so,I, to a choicc % oGs
Jobn 4 Pace has "a T00
| o,is cLon,Lor,o;r hos 10 roG
Srat,crinr . ''','' 80 .
| Majority for John A Pogo OF o5o
}nd ihereunon John a Poce having re-
,ai,.aj n nnainr;tv of oil tho yo,oa casi h,
tLo Treenon Of tbis etate vvos InI,, oloc,n1
tre,snre,, for Tho two years neyt cpsuinT
lJon Aeobei Pool horing haen declnrol
JuI,. nlcrtrJ governor tho nrcsdcnt nm.
,,";,,tnJ senator JIowr Of Wirfhom county,
Mr. Gilman of MOntDclpr and Mr. Batch
nIicr of Irling,on IN wait mon the nov
orr,r nlrct and ,nfnrn, linn Of bia election
AMI ron,nrt him 10 the bor of the Joint
"!'' ,iT, to.rnnnivn ,l,o oath IF nosno '''''
,rhn cco,nr,ittcn s,h.conantiv anneorod
,,;,,in ,hn har ri the hoi,Sc accomponied
Nv. i,,n covcrnor clcc, Who ;nformad Re
'ra,,ar,i nsson,bi,, ne his aocan,an,.o ~ ,ho
eSina ~ n,h;cI, hs haa Noon alectod and
that he ,hero nronoscd 70 receive and suh'
snr;hn 70 tho ooth Of orico which oath
,,.as -odministnred NV Hon Timo,hv p
p p,'1 imd"e Of tha snnremc court and
snhscrihcd hv his eycellencv The Joint