...please to nmkc, and have on their part joined Mr. Farrington." Mr. H:irvey from the joint committee appointed to wait upon His Excellency the Governor, and inform him that quorums of both Branches hnve assembled, and are ready to receive any communication whirl) he nny please...

...appeared in the representative*' hall and took their seats. , Mr. Turner moved that a committee of two from each house be appointed to wait upon his excellency the governor, and inform him that the two houses were now assembled in convention, and ready to receive any communication that he ma}' have to make...

...council appeared in the representatives' hall and took seats. Mr. Lovell moved that a committee of two from each house be appointed to wait upon his excellency the governor and inform him that the two houses were now assembled in convention and ready to receive his message j Which was agreed to. The president...

...the hall, and taken their seats. On motion of Mr. Barry, Resolved, That a committee of two members from each house be appointed to wait upon his excellency the governor, and inform him that both houses were now ready in the hall of the house of representatives to receive any communication...

...committee, on their part, to act in conjunction with a similar committee to be appointed by this House, to wait upon His Excellency the Governor, and inform him that the two Houses are now in organization, pro tern., and ready to receive any communication he may have to make to them."...

...Richardson, of Oakland, offered the following resolution: Resolved, That a committee of. three members be appointed to wait upon his excellency the governor, and inform him that a quorum of this house are convened and ready to receive any communication he may be pleased to make....

...consented to the nominations therein made. On motion of Mr. Wright it is ordered that a select committee be appointed to wait upon his Excellency the Governor, and inform him that this House is now ready, to adjourn sine die, and to know if he has any further communications to make....

...his excellency the governor. The lion, the council appeared and took seats. On motion of Mr. White, Ordered, that a committee of one from each house be appointed to inform his excellency, that the two houses have assembled iu convention in the representatives' hall,...

...withdrew. On motion of Mr. Chance, Resolved, (if the Council concur,) That a joint committee of three from each house be appointed to wait upon his excellency the governor to inform him that the two houses are through with tb ir business, and to ask him if he has any farther...

...conducted to seats, Mr. Comstock moved that a committee of two, one from the Senate and one from the House, be appointed to wait upon his excellency the Governor, and inform him that both branches of the legislature were now in convention, ready to receive any communication he might...