Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-10-13

Rev. Mr.. Currer having received a majority of
all the votes cast was declared duly elected chap
lain for the two years next ensuing
The speaker announced that the clerk had APP
pointed as his assistants William w. Sticxney of
Ludlow and DIN Merrill of Enosburgh.
Joint ResOimion.-From the senate adopting
the Joint rules of the last session as the Joint rules
OF this session until others are adopted, which
was agreed to.
Resoiutions-By Mr.. HINCKLEY of Chelsea,
that the clerk be directed to furnish two daily
papers, printed in this state, to each member Of
this house during the present session.
Mr. HOWE of Ludlow moved to make the num-
Der of papers instead Of two; which motion
was seconded by Mr.. Hubbard of Plymouth, Mr.
Whitney of Franklin and Mr.. Fletcher OF Cavern
dish.
The amendment proposed by Mr.. Howe was
adopted.
The adoption of the resolution was opposed by
Mr. Butterfed of Nottingham and Mr.. Thomp-
son of Irasburgh
Mr. HINCKLEY of Chelsea asked leave to
withdraw the resolution; which was objected to
by Mr. Page Of Rutland who favored the furnish
ing of one paper to each member.
The resolution, as amended, was then adopted
BY Mr.. HOOKER of Brattleboro, that the gov
ernor be informed that this house is organized
and is ready to receive any communication from
him which he may be pleased to make; agreed to-
Bais introduced and rqferred-By Mr.. PAGE
of Rutland, to pay Myron d. Haywood the sum
therein mentioned; to committee on claims
On motion of Mr.. HOWL Of Ludlow, adjourned
Senate--Afternoon
The chair nominated, and the senate confirmed,
the following as the joint canvassing committee
on the part or the senate: Senators North, Sykes,
Blodgett Weed Judevine, Woodwork, Goodsell,
Gleed, Gleason, Lane, King, Dwinell, Bridgman
and Field
Joint Resolution--By Senator DWINELI, that
the two houses meet in joint assembly at half
past two o'clock tomorrow afternoon to receive
the report of the joint canvassing committee to
canvass the votes for state officers; adopted.
The senate took a recess OF fifteen minutes.
The senate reassembled and after some formal
notices for the meetings of committees, ETC., ad-
journed at three o'clock.
House---Afternoon.
The speaker announced as joint standing commit
tee the part the house to the votes for
Governor and Lieutenant Governor and Treasurer
| the following named members Addison county,
Mr. Battell of Middlebury, Mr.. Kent of Bristol, Mr..
| Wright of Orwell bennington county, Mr. Dem
ing of Arlington, Mr.. Hapgood OF Peru, Mr.. Abbott
of Bennington; Caledonia county, Mr. Ranney of
| Kirby, Mr.. Smith of Newark, Mr. Welch of Groton
Chittenden county, Mr.. Prindle of Charlotte,
Mr. Allen of EIinesburgh Mr.. Stevens of West
ford Essex county, Mr.. Roby Of Bloomfield Mr..
Fitch of Brunswick, Mr., Damon of Victory; Frank
lin county, Mr.. Shepardson of Fairfax Mr.. Cur
It's of Georgia, Mr. Dix of Montgomery; Grand
I-le county, Mr., Brown of Grand Isle, Mr.. Hurst
of Isle La Motto Mr. Feefee of North Hero; La
noble county, Mr.. Baisde Of Cambridge, Mr.
Parker OF Emofe, MIR. f1ke OF stowe orange
county, Mr.. Cobb of STAFFORD, Mr., Walker OF
Williamstown, Mr.. Chamberlain of Bradford Or.
! leans county, Mr. Simpson of Greensboro, Mr.
Skinner of Barton, Mr.. Buck of Troy; Rutland
county, Mr. Allen of Fair Haven, Mr.. Ripley OF
Poultney, Mr., Cotton of Sherburne; Washington
county, Mr. Wheelock Of Berlin, Mr.. Chaplin of
Middiesex, Mr.. Hunt of Worcester; Wudham
county, Mr. Smith of Rockingham, Mr. Gushing
of Jamaica, Mr.. Spencer of Wilmington; Windsor
county, Mr. Davis of Chester, Mr.. Babcock OF
Bridgewater Mr.. Bryant Of Weston.
On motion Of Mr.. Dart of Weathersfied adj,