Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-10-14


Agriculture.-Senaiors Smith, Addi-
son King, Washington Howe, Rutland.
Manufactures. Senators Page, OF La
noble Allen. Rutland Parker, Wind
sor.
Elections. Senators Walton Washing
ton; Lyman, Wiudham; Wilson, Or
leans.
Military ADMINISTRATORS Clarke.
franklin; Chesmore, Chittenden; La id
Chiitendeu.
Railroads. Senators Colburn. Ben
n:ngion. Reynolds, Of Caledonia Allen,
of Rutland.
Banks.-Senators Houghton, of Ben
niogton; Elmunds, of Windsor Howe.
of Windham.
Land Taxes.-Senators Benton, of
Essex; Houghtop OF Bennington Robbie
of Franklin.
Printing. -Senators Clarke Of Frank
lin: King, of Washington; Rogers, of
Caledonia.
General Committee. Wymau.
of Windham Howe, of Rutland Gran
ger. of Caledonia.
Federal Relations. Senators Edmunds.
Of Windsor; Clarke. Of Franklin Wal
ton, of Washington.
Highways and dges.-Senators Rog-
ers, of Caledonia; George, of Orange;
Wyman, Of Wiudham.-
RuIes.-Senators Proctor, of Rutland;
Parker, of Windsor; Walton, Of Wash.
ington.
Message from the House, announcing
the passage of joint resolution that
the two houses meet in joint session at 3
o'clock pm, to hear the report of the
canvasslDg committee; adopted in concur
renee.
The hour having arrived for the meet
ing of the two houses in joint assembly,
the Senators repaired to the House of
Representatives.
Having returned. the chair appointed
Senators Wilson of Windsor and Rowell
of Orange, committee to conduct to the
Senate Chamber, the Hon. Lyman 9.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS elect.
After the oa' of office was admins.
tered the Lieutenant-Governor took the
chair and addressed the Senate.
Communication from the Governor. an.
the appointment of VIM. p. Dill.
lIngham as Secretary Of Civil and Militia.
ry Affairs.
Senator Henry of Chltteudon nomlna-
ted for the Office Of President pro tenn. of
the Senate, Senator Redfield Proctor of
Rutland, seconded by Sena' or Atwood Of
Franklin.
Senator Proctor was elected by a unan-
mous vote, and, on taking the chair made
, short speech of thanks for the honor
conferred upon him.
HOUSE.
The Journal of yesterday was read and
aud approved
Resolutions --By Mr.. Lynde. of Mari.
Ooro, that the House now proceed to the
election Of Chaplain for two years ensu-
ing; adopted
Mr.. Lyude, of Marlboro. nominated
for Chaplain, Rev. Ii. A. Spencer, of
Montpelier, seconded by Mr.. Grout. of
Newport, and he was elected by a pira
roce vote.
The Speaker announced the committee.
on the part Of the House, to canvass the
votes given by the freemcn of this State.
Tor the Offices of Governor Lieutenant.
Governor and Treasurer
The Speaker announced that the clerk
mad made the following appointments in
MS office w. H H. KenfeId frst-assis.
ant clerk; Milo S. Buck, second assis.
ant clerk. Adjourned.
JOINT ASSEMBLY,.
ln pursuance of a Joint resolution, at 8
clock the Senate came into the Hall Of
he House Of Representatives. and JOINT
Assembly was formed to hear the report
If the committee to canvass the votes for
Governor, Lieut., Governor and Treasurer,
Hon. Russell S. rair, Lieut.. Governor, in
he chair; George Nichols, Secretary of
State, Clerk.
The Canvasslng Committee submitted
'eport, which was read by the Clerk, as
olows:
To The Joint assembly no,o in session:
The Joint Canvassing Committee APP
pointed TO canvass the votes for Governor,
lieut.. Governor and Treasurer, having at
ended to the duties assigned them, SUBJ
nit the following report.
FOR GOVERNOR.
Whole number of votes returned . 46s6l
,shaeI Pecs mas. ...:....:.... .......... 1852
william Ii. Ii. ngham has ............. 1928
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
Majority for Ashael Peck.......... 10000
And thereupon Askael Peck, having
cceivcd majority Of the votes cast by
he freemen OF the State of Vermont, was
declared duly elected Governor for the
wo years next ensuing.
For LIEUTENANT-GovERSoR.
Whole number of votes returned. 46,722
lyman g. Hinckley has............... 33,7ls
henry Chase. ......................... $4,000
Observation-Disclosures.
Majority for Lyman G. Hinckley. .2o,7
And thereupon Lyman G. Huxley hay
Dg received a majority Of the votes cast
" the treelnen OF this State was declared
elected Lieutenant. Governor for the two
Years next ensuing.
FOR TREASURER.
Whole number of votes returDed,, 465as
Ohm A. Page has. Observation-Disclosures. 1890