Samuel Huntington 1809 State of State Address

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•2:.. 'Vhe rules of pnuTcdjiii;' in -.^-Mfe nIjmH he olt- scncd iucoininittee oJ (Ik- wJiok, h.j iar a^ may be applicable. AH messages to the house ol rcpresenta- tivv3,sJKilllK'carried by a njcinlK-r, who ¦.li.ili Ik- nnmi- iiatcd by tlic Kpeaker.
A micssagt: from die house of rciJrLj.cjil.ilivcs by IVIr. Tatman.
INIr. Speaker,
The house of rcpresentfttiveg concnr in the reaolution from the senate, direcdng die  ctrrks ofthe;  two   htMrics to call on the .state treasurer for the papers ' the legislature, deposited ia his oUicc.
On motion olMr. JM'.-Vrihiir :uk1 serondicl,
Ordered^ That the clerk deliver to the i oininiiitc of ways and means a copy ofthe standing rules, tor the go- vernraent of the senate, reported by the comiiiiitce ap¬ pointed (or that purpose ; and that the said committee of ways & means do have thirty copies of the Ibrcgoing rules printed for the use of dit
Adjourned u&til to-morrow mormng at ten o'clock.
WEDNESDAY, DECcMBrR 6.
The senate assembled.
Mr, Caldwell from the joint committee appointed to wait OB Sainuel Hantiugton, esq. governor of this slate, reported that the coimndttee had according to order, performed that service,and that the governor would make ms communication to-day.
sectrrl'affi'''"' T'^r^ '"''°™  '^"^  govemor by Mr. secretary M'Lene which was read as foUows :