The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-07
FOR TREASURE

James Is. Embellishments. ,.....--. Il, 400
John B. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80, 90
Scattering. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
And thereupon the president of the joint
assembly declared that John A. Page OF
Montpelier having received a majority Of
all the votes cast by the freemen of this
state is duly elected treasurer for the two
years next ensuing.
Mr. Walton senator from Washington
county introduced resolution that com
mttee of one senator and two representa-
tive be appointed by the president to wait
upon the governor elect inform him of his
election and that the joint assembly is in
session, ready to receive any communities
ton he may be pleased to make to them,
which was unanimously adopted.
The president of the joint assembly ap-
pointed as such committee, senator Walton
Of Washington county. MIR. Wales of Bur.
lngton and Mr.. Du Bots of Randolph of
the House.
The committee subsequently appeared
within the bar of the House accompanied
by the governor elect who informed the
joint assembly of his acceptance of the of.
flee to which he had been elected, and thai
he then proposed to receive and subscribe
to the oath of office, which oath was duly
administered by Hon. Timothy =. Redfied
one of the Judges of the supreme court o.
Vermont and subscribed by his eXcellency
The joint assembly then dissolved.
On motion of Mr.. Martin OF Londonder
ry the house adjourned.
Correction, the report OF the pro
lee is incorrectly rep6rtea a O'ine Sso nj rG II,
had presented his credentials and was in hi
seat, but by accident his name was no
called, and thus he was reported as absen
when in fact he was present and was duly
sworn.
AFTERNOON.
The speaker laid before the house com
munication from his excellency the Cover
nor, announcing the appointment of An
drew Il. Rankin of st. Johnsbury as secre
tary of civil and military affairs, and tina
| he proposed to transmit to the house thu
| biennial executive message at three oclocl
this afternoon.
Joint resolution-Mr. Abel of West Ha
ven called up the joint resolution relatin.
| to the appointment of joint committee t
canvass the votes for county and probate
officers and justices of the peace; adopted
on the part of the house.
BY Mr.. Swain of Rockingham, providing
for joint committee OF one senator ant
Thu ee members of the house from eacl
county to canvass the votes given by tn
| freemen of each congressional district 70
members of congress; adopted on the par
| of the house.
The speaker laid before the house the
message of his excellency the governor
which was read by the clerk.
Resolutions-By Mr.. Parker of Reading
that the house be instructed to procure tn
| 81 Nft hn
ernor's message adopted
| BY Mr.. Sprague of Brandon, that 81
much of the governors message as relate
to finance be referred to the committee o
ways and means adopted.
BY Mr.. Sprague of Brandon, that 81
much of the governors message g. relate
to state institutions and charities be re
ferred to select committee of five mem
bers of the house adopted.
By Mr.. Ladd of Alburgh, that so mucl
of The governors message as relates Il
education be referred to the committee OF
education adopted.
By Mr.. Pitkin of Marshfield, that 81
much of the governors message as relate
to agriculture be referred to the commtte
on agriculture; adopted.
BY Mr.. Stafford of Westminster, thst s,
much of the governors message as relate
to manufactures be referred to the commit
tee on manufactures; adopted.
BY Mr.. Olmsted of Townshend, that tn
committee ON education be instructed t.
inquire into the ACCESSIBILITY of such altera
ton of the laws relative to education a
will provide for more equal taxation
adopted.
BY Mr.. Kelton of Montgomery, that s.
much OF the governors message as relate
to jails and workhouse, be referred to Sc
lect committee of the house adopted.
BY Mr.. Bailey of Fairhaven, that s.
much Of the governors message as relate
to the attorney general and the execution
of the criminal laws of the state be referre'
to the committee on judiciary adopted.
BY Mr. Eaten of Danville, that go mucl
of the governors message as relates to tn
reform school be referred to select com
mittee of five members of the house; oil
motion of Mr.. Batchelder OF Arlington
ordered to lie on the table.
On motion of Mr.. Stafford of Westmins
ter, adjourned.