Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-02
Ekcted Late Yesterday Afternoon
BY Overwhelming Majority
LICENSE BILL INTRODUCED
AA1so Caucus Law Bill In Senate And
House Respectively
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Montpelier. 'OcJ. 2,-The 7epubli
car machine de:ough shod yester-
day over eve, ythirg and disregarding
all protests 'snd demands for invesrig-
att o. er even a real count of the vo-
tes cast in the several towns when it
wi IS patentuo everybody that great
er rors haa heen made in Sc everfl tow MS
an ID elected Mccullough Governor by
a majority Gi'6O, tsbout 80 more than
" IS sgpeoted.
TIE man who had not a dollar to
s. ,end and would Lot have spentit il lie
h; I'd tad tit raO >spen.]; Zed S. tStanton Ct
R oxbury was elected Lieutenant Gov.
el'nor by q majority of 109 Ihe big
n iajor-ty 70. Stanton was the subject
much comment around the hotels
last night land &c regarded .as very
significant.
Mccullough s majority YVES Scme so
larger than it would have been had
Clement put up.z fight. He told the
boys to DO nothipg that would en-
zge. the local option bill and many
OF themyotsd foE'McCullough when i
was seen by the vote Of the republican
CAUCUS that McCul. ough had secured
d majority,
The fnll :proceetings in the joint
assembly we're rather tame. rhe
Clement men ant democrats were
checked off and for the first tine in
the history OF a Vermont legislature
was the minority refused the tight
TO report. Lieutenant Goverenor Al
len r'u.sd when az cement man pre-
sented the minority report OF the Joint
committee to sort and count the votes
for state affairs that, as it was ,ad-
dressed to the House 1t could not be
entertained ami oneE mute later when
a democrat on that committee present
ed a minority report shat no minority
report was provide fer in the oonsti.
| tuition and it was not In order. Even
Mccullough men were heard to de-
nounce this arbitrary ruiing, but thar
| famous bland never failing smile neNe,
once left the face OF Allen as he made
these outrageous rulings.
The vote tor Meutenaut g0serno:
| Was:
Whole number 2o3
Necessary for choice l27
Zed S..ctantOn Iel
Elisha May 81
F. ". Agan 80
| Majority -Os
The vote for governor was:
Whole number OF votes 2tS
Necessary for CHOICE l35
- G. Mccullough l6s
p. w. cement 81
+. W. MeGettrick IS
Majority 6O
Stanley c. Wilson If 1-Vntpelier
was lnis morning appointed official
reporter CT the Senate.
The first business in both houses
| was the reading Of the journal IT yes
terday's proceedings and correcting
, the same. he same were approved
| without objection, thus finishing the
| work Of the ring.
In the house the speaker announced
! the Joint cOm4nlttee TO count sne
vote Of county and probate offices,
A message from the Governor an
nounced that he would deliver his re
firing message at 2.3o this afternoon
Ii is safe to say there will be no great
iam to hear it. TIE doorkeepers Will
not be over ru. ned.
About 10 so the member from
West Windsor distinguished himself
during a lull in the proceedings by
makir e motion to adjourn but was
promptly induced by Clerk Cheney to
withdraw it and business proceeded.
The first license bill OF the session
was introduced by Senator Russell OF
| Chit,enden this morning and read
and viii be referred IS soon as the
TEN perance committee is mace up
The drsp oill Of the session N either