The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-05

and the ballots were taken and counted as
follows
Whole number of ballots.
Necessary for choce... ...................111
David nj. Camp. .................... "a
George II. Chapman. ..101
Nj. ID. Sprague...".- ................ %
~. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1
Dlank- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1
And there being no choice the speaker
directed the house to second ballot,
Messrs. Batchelder of Arlington, Swain of
Rockingham, and Paul of Pomfret acting
as tellers.
The result of the second ballot was as
followed
Whole number of ballots ..........."...219
Necessary for a choice. ITO
David M. Camp. ........................76
George II. Chapman.
M. ID. Sprague. .........................19
acknowledgements.
And thereupon George X. Chapman was
declared duly elected clerk of the house of
representatives for the two years ensuing ;
and presenting himself at the bar of the
house, was duly sworn, and at once en-
| tered upon the duties of his Office.
Mr.. Sprague of Brandon, offered the
| following resolution:
Resoloed: That the clerk of the house be
| directed to furnish each member and officer
| of the house two daily newspapers and one
weekly, printed IN the state, to be selected
| by the members and officers which was
unanimously adopted.
1The joint resolution from the senate, re-
lating to the adoption of joint rules was
| agreed to unanimously.
Mr.. Swain Of Rockingham moved that
the house do nov proceed to the election
of chaplain tor the two years ensuing,
which was agreed to.
Mr.. Martin Of Chelsea nominated Rev.
]. M. G. Fulton of Montpelier; seconded
| by Mr.. Spaulding of Barre, and he was
unanimously elected.
On motion of Mr.. Martin of London.
derry, adjourned.
| AFTERNOON.
| Mr.. Woodbridge of Vcrgennes moved
that the rules of The last house be adopted
as the rules Of this house until further or
dered agreed to.
Resolution-By Mr.. Batchelder OF Ar
| lington, that the clerk inform the senate
that the house has completed its organiza-
ton and is ready to proceed with the bust,
ness of the session agreed to.
| By Mr.. Henry of Chester, that CON-
mttee be appointed to inform His Excel
| iNhtys ehO SofSiHoi, bhAt thS hOuoC hho
| completed its organization, and is ready
to receive any communication he may be
pleased to make agreed to.
| The speaker appointed as committee un
der the above resolution Messrs. Henry OF
| Chester, Battell of Ripton and Martin OF
Chelsea, who performed the duty assigned
them and reported that the governor has nc
| communication to make at this time.
The speaker announced the appointment
of the following committees:
ON RULES.
Messrs. Woodbridge of Vergennos
Swain Of Rockingham, Hinman of Charles
ton.
ON JOINT RULKs.
Messrs. Batchelder of Arlington, French
of Woodstock, Newton of st. Adams.
TO CANVASS VOTES FoR GOVERNOR, IIEUTRN
ANT-dovERNoR AND TREASURER.
Addison County-Messrs. Everest o.
Addison, johnson OF Leicester, Bushnell
of Starksboro.
Bennington County-Messrs. Simonds o.
Peru, Burt of Sunderland, Aldrich o.
Woodford.
Caledonia County-Messrs. Watts Of
Peacham, johnson of Ryega'e, Drake Of
Sheffield.
Chittenden Couniy-Messrs. Hspgood o
Underhill. Ellis of Huntington, Nichols o
Essex.
Essex County--Messrs. Andrews o
Brighton, Buzzell of Canaan, Shores o
CRANKY.
franklin County-Messrs Wheeler o
Berkshire, Hotchkiss of Georgia, Chad
wick of Sheldon.
Grand Isls County, essrs. Pearl o
Grand Isle, Knight of North Hero, Trac'
of South Hero.