Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1876-11-30

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Atwaier, OF Burlington secondec by sen-
ator Wneelock OF Ismoiile eon,ity.
Senator Davis or windsor county, nolnl-
mated DIR Harvey 5 Calderwood OF Greens.
moro. seconded by Mr. Peck of Ira, ana
Mr. Eaton of DanVtlle.
Senator Huntington of Ghittenden coun-
tv.M Mr. Blodgett of st Johnsbury ana MI
Eaton OF Danville were appointed tellers'
Tine ballots having been taken ana count
ed resulted as follows: 600 |
Whole number of votes cast.....-...... ~
Necessary for 81 Cho1ce...............-.. Ito
Edward y Porter hau............ 20
Charles L Erwin had.............. % 4
Hiram III Atawater had.......... ~
Harvey 5 Oalderwood had. OF
Scattering .......s......s..........
And there lpon 1t appearing that tnete
was no election, a second bsiiqt was t1 AN.
own name, and seconded the nomination
OF DIR Calderwood of Greensboro.
DIR Calderwood's nomination was also
seconded by Mr. Cotton of lrasburgh, ana
Senator Grout Of Orleans county.
Senator Huntington of Ch1ttenden
county withdrew the nomination OF Dr
senator Butterneld ofwindham county,
MIR Peck of Ira and Mr. Cotton of 1rasburgh
were appointed tellers. The ballots haN-
ing been taxed and counted resulted as
follows:
Whole number OF ballots................ 2S7
Necessary for cholce............-..... llS
Edward . Por.er had....s..... lOl
Harvey Oalderwood had...... 1872
Scattering. Observation-Disclosures.
Harvey s. Calderwood of Greensboro
having received q majority of all the
votes cast, he was declared duly elected
10 the office of Commissioner OF the In
sane for the two years next ensuing.
Mr French of Woodstock said that mas
much as a bin has passed this House CIV
ing the appointment OF the Supertntenu-
emit OF the state Prison to the Governor,
and the bill having passed the senate
with Int slight amendment, in which he
had no doubt the House would concur, ne
moved to Indefinitely postpone the elec-
ton % superintendent of state Prison.
En-. first 9iFestoE-of the state Prison
senator Huntington OF Chittenden county
n5yri,,atad Hon NJ SpGulding of Jericho;
serDmied by Senator WheeIock of La
moIiig county, Mr. Martin of Chelsea ana
MFR BIodgett of st Johnsbury. NO other
nane being presented, he was elected by
For Second Director of the state Prison
MIR Henry of Chester nominated Asa U
ester of Weston; seconded by Mr. saoln
OF Montpelier and Mr. Martin of London
seiiator Davis of windsor county, noun
mated Elon q Pettlgrew of Ludlo W., SEE :
onded by Senator simons of Rutland
county, Mr. Lynde of Marlboro, Senator
Huntington of Ohittenden county, ana
Mr. French of Woodstock.
Mr. Martin of Chelsea, said we nave
two good men in nomination ana ne
hoped we should elect both OF them, one
at a time, however.
Lynde of Marlboro and Mr. Sabin OF Mont
pelier, were appointed tellers; the ballots
having been taken and counted resulted
us follows: -,
Whole uumb II of ballots................22 6
Necessary for a choice. ia
Asa q Foster ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20
Zion u BeJtlgreW'.s..-.. .--.s-'..s's.t7l
Scattering. ............... ............-
And IL appearing that Elon q Pettigrew
OF Ludlow had received maj or!ty OF al
The votes cast he was declared elected
second director of the State prison for the
Two years next ensuing.
For third director of the State prison
Nc Batchelder of Arlington nominal ed
Hon Amos Aldrich OF Woodtord; second
by Senator Guild of Bennington county
mr Huiina OF Bennington ana MIR Parker
OF Reading.
Mr. WooGbrioge of Yergennes nominal
ed Cyrus jennings Of Hubbardton; sec
onded by Mr. kstey. OF Brattlebcro aud Nj
Olmstead of Townsheac.
Senator Guild OF Bennington county
Mr. Estey of Brattieboro and All Huling o
Bennington We're appointed teiiers. 3h'
ballots having been taken ana cOuhLed
resulted as follows:
Whole number of ballots.
Necessary Tor cholce.................. iii
Amos Aldrich had.............,... 80
Cyrus Jennings had..............l3S
scattering. IA
And it appearing that Cyrus jennings o
Habbaraton had received majority o
all the votes cast, he was declared dull
elected Third Director of the state Prison
for the two years next ensuing.
For First Trustee of the reform Scnoo
Senator Grout Of Orleans county SAID tnal
Hon Paul Dillingham; OF waterbury oe-
clines TO serve for another term; he
therefore nominated Charles Rogers OF
WheeIock, and he was duly elected by
For second Trustee of the Reform
Ssn92l sessses < , OF ara9 an 81 county
SS ssss. sss., ~ Mr. pnhnghan of water,
. ass af baG Sf Le SDe Il.
F5l Truss.s Of The the ERe 60 scho
Mr. Martin OF Chelsea nominated; Hen
rick stevens of Wergennes, seconded b,
senator Seymour of Addison county, ant
Gewas duly elected by viva Voce vote
FOR INST trustee of the University o
Vermont state Agricultural College, Ml
hel Peck Of Jericho, and he was duly elec
ted by a viva voce vote trustee for the sir
years next ensuing. Hfa| u.
For second tlustee OF the University OF
Vermont and State Agricultural College,
Senator Walton of Washington county
nominated Hon Paul Dillingham; Of Wa
terbury; Mr. Paul OF Pomfret nomin at4sd
Hon CIosbv Miller of Pomfret.
Senator Walton of Washington county.
MIR Paul of Pom1ret and Mr. Abel of West
HaYen were appointed as tellers. The
ballots having beeu taken and counted
resulted as fol ows:
whole number of ballots. .............. &c.
Necessary for a choice..............,. los
raul Dillingham; had............ 100
crosby Miller had ................ IS
Ana II appearing tn Hon Paul Dill
nngnam having received q majority OF
all The votes cast, he was declared duly
elected second trustee for the ak years
next ensuing.
For third trustee of the University oil
vermont and State Agricultural College
senator Simons of Rutland county NOM
mated Henry Clark of Rutland seconded
by Senator WheelOck OF LamoiiIe county,
senator Lynde of Orange county nomin.
ated Hon Crosby Miller; seconded by MI
cotton OF Ira burg, Dir Lynde of Marlboro
Nj ADAMS OF EAosburg and Mr. Harlow OF
senator simons then with the concur
renee OF Senator Wheelock withdrew the
name of Henry CLARK, and thereupon Hon
Crosby Miller OF Pomfret was duIv declar-
60 elected third trustee for the SIX years
NEXT ext, ensuing by viva voce vote.
The Joint Assembly was then dissolved
ana the Senate withdrew.
FRIDAY, Nov. "a.
SENATE,
The Senate met, the President in The
Reading of Scripture and prayer by Rev.
Mr.; Parker Of Heading. {,
BUS, etc, Introduced and reyeqYecl = III I4S.
an act to pay INC town OF PawIet the sttsi
thereln named; read twice and referred
TO committee on claims. s1T1-z'%''-
III SO4, an act TO return Patrick Sullivan
10 his legal tights and privileges read
vice ana referred 10 general com uittee
Unfinished BUSINESSES AZ, an act to repeal
seetlons Al ana ~, chapter 20, g $, relating
TO liability of towns for private damage.
was taken up as special order, aud, the
question beng -'shall the bill be read the
lulIu blIttt DendJOr SOWleS moved to
amend by substituting S after section 4
Senator Walton moved that the bill be or
dered to lie and made the special order
for tomorrow morning at 1850 O'clock
agreed to--yeas 10, nays IL. @ ''.-F >
SIS. an act to provide for the cistribT-
ton of Roberts, Digest, was taken IN
and the amendments proposed by the
committee agreed 10, and the bill, as
amended, read the third time and passed
AS, an act in amendment of sec 10, char
81, 8, was taken mp; the question being
on the first amendments proposed nv
senator Belden, the yeas and nays were
demanded, which were-yeas u, navs III.
the President voting in the Affirmative
the amendments we've then seYerally
.adopted.
Oh the question, Shall the bill mass
Senator Simons demanded the yeas and
nays, which vere-yeas II, nays ~ the
President voting in the affirmative; SO
tho bill was passed. -
senator walton moved TO reconsider
the vote passing 1lS, an act relating to
salaries OF judges of the municipal co ,Irts.
agreed TO and the bill recommitted Ia the
coIninlttee on Judiciary.
iSedd The third times 157, an act tn ,ro
Directory; passed.
III 33l, an act relating To the offioars a.. :,