When was it published?

October 30, 1801 in The National Intelligencer And Washington Advertiser

Domestic News October 30, 1801

The National Intelligencer And Washington Advertiser

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Stephen R. Bradley, Mr. Paine, Mr. Chamberlain, Israel Smith, E Woodbridge, Noah Chittenden, John White, Beriah Loomis, Mr. Marsh, Mr. Buel, Mr. Law, Strong, Thompson, Chipman, Dibble, Slade, Old Roe, Mr. Elliot

Q: What keywords are associated?

Vermont Election, Senator Bradley, Chief Justice Smith, Democratic Assembly, County Changes, Clerk Election

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What is this article about?

In Vermont, Stephen R. Bradley elected U.S. Senator over federalist Mr. Chamberlain; Israel Smith appointed Chief Justice. Democratic House of Assembly formed with new counselors, Mr. Marsh as speaker, county judicial changes, and Mr. Elliot as clerk. Important session anticipated.

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From correct information from Vermont, it appears that Stephen R. Bradley is elected federal Senator to succeed Mr. Paine,--Mr. Bradley had 16 votes more than Mr. Chamberlain, the federal candidate.

Israel Smith is appointed Chief Justice in the room of E Woodbridge.

Extract of a letter received at Burlington, (Vermont) from a gentleman at Newbury.

"You may rely with safety that the House of Assembly is a Democratic one.

"There are three new Counsellors on that side of the question, viz. Noah Chittenden, John White and, Beriah Loomis.

"Mr. Marsh is Speaker, there having been only two votes against him. This is a proof of Democratic moderation.

"No changes in Chittenden county, except Mr. Buel in the room of. Mr. Law, as side Judge. The principal changes are in Addison county. Strong and Thompson are left out, and Chipman and Dibble placed in their room-Chipman left out and Slade put in his room as Sheriff, by only a majority of two.

"The election of a clerk to the house hung heavy. It went twice round without the appearance of a choice, on which old Roe, spoke fully in favor of all the Candidates, as men of undoubted integrity, and of abilities equal to a fulfilment of all the duties, but declared, that under these circumstances, he would give his vote to Mr. Elliot, having been assured that, like himself he was an inflexible democrat. Mr. Elliot got the election

"I believe this will be an important session. An Address to the President will undoubtedly be brought forward."

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics Appointment

What keywords are associated?

Vermont Election Senator Bradley Chief Justice Smith Democratic Assembly County Changes Clerk Election

What entities or persons were involved?

Stephen R. Bradley Mr. Paine Mr. Chamberlain Israel Smith E Woodbridge Noah Chittenden John White Beriah Loomis Mr. Marsh Mr. Buel Mr. Law Strong Thompson Chipman Dibble Slade Old Roe Mr. Elliot

Where did it happen?

Vermont

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Primary Location

Vermont

Key Persons

Stephen R. Bradley Mr. Paine Mr. Chamberlain Israel Smith E Woodbridge Noah Chittenden John White Beriah Loomis Mr. Marsh Mr. Buel Mr. Law Strong Thompson Chipman Dibble Slade Old Roe Mr. Elliot

Outcome

stephen r. bradley elected federal senator with 16 votes more than mr. chamberlain. israel smith appointed chief justice. house of assembly democratic with mr. marsh as speaker. new counsellors: noah chittenden, john white, beriah loomis. changes in chittenden and addison counties. mr. elliot elected clerk.

Event Details

Stephen R. Bradley elected federal Senator to succeed Mr. Paine. Israel Smith appointed Chief Justice in place of E Woodbridge. Letter from Newbury reports Democratic House of Assembly, new Counsellors, Mr. Marsh as Speaker, minor changes in Chittenden county, principal changes in Addison county including sheriff election, and clerk election won by Mr. Elliot. Important session expected with Address to President.