Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-09

the name of John Dunlap, and the bill was of course lost between the houses.
 Me. J, Foot OfeFed resolution for the ap- pointmeHt of Wm. Dixon judge Of probate for the district Of Enfield. Mr. LOOmis m0v- ed to amend hy substituting the name OfLor- raIn T. Pease, which melton was supported ny Messrs. LOOmis and Whitman, opposed by Messrs. Brare and J. Foot, and lOst-55 t0 7S-aOd the bill passed as first introduced. The resolution was lost iD the Senate.
 The committee tO whom was referred so much of the Governors Message as relates tO the Bank of the United States, made a re. port favorable TO rechartertering the bank, which was accepted.
 Bill app"inting William Todd justice of the peace for the county of New w-Haven, advO. cated by Mess g. Grifing, Warren, J. Foot, "ppOsed by Mir. Mix, and passed-lOst io the senate.
 Resolution regarding the Mohegan Indians lost between the two houses.
 Petition of Lois Osborne for a divorce granted in the senate the petition was nega- | tived-cOmmittee of conference appointed. Bill concerning crimes and punishments negatived in the Senate, and lost between the hOMses. Bill ftIr an act relating 10 highways and hridges-the hiIi relating to idiots, lunAtics, S1c.-,he resolution releasing Russell CasstI from state prison, which had passed the house, came from the senate negatived.
 The senate returned the resolution appoint. ling Directors of the state prison, with au amendment, substituting the name of Sam. uel H. Huntingdon, for that of Samuel B. Woodward, committee of conference ap. pointed, and on their report motion wa, made to reconsider and concur, which motior was supported by Messrs. I. F.. Smith anc Durand, opposed by Messrs. Sedgwick Wheaton, Grifing, and T. Smith, and carried
 Ephraim P. Prudden appointed judge o probate for the district of Enfield. | The resolution appointing Zalmon Storr associate judge for Holland County came iron the senate amended, with the name of Johr Fitch. The house refused to concur.
 7hursday morning, June 2.-Senate adhered ,e their vote nrgaving the resolution releasing Russel Cassie from state prison, and it was lost
 The house refused to concur with the senate in ap pointing John Fitch judge of pr"b't for the ds,ric Of Mansfield, and resolution passed appointing Lu | ther Kingsley tO that office.
 The senate adhered to their vote nega,ving severa bills on which committees of conferences had beer appointed. and they were consequently lost. Il The house concurred with the senate in excusn, Martin Welles from serving the committee to in qure into the expcdency oi establishing coan,y wOrl
 
 Resolution passed for the payment of Rev. Gusta vus F. Davis, 6hy dollars for his services as Chaplain during the session.
 The speaker having leh his seat, Mir. Warren offer ed the following resolution.
 Resolved, That the thanks of this House be pre- senied to the Hon. Speaker for the ability, dignity and mpartiaIsy wi,h which he has presided over ti deliberations of this body during the present sessio of the Genei al Assembly.
 This resolution was opposed by Mr.. Ira E. Smith and passed by an almost unanimous vote.
 On returning to the chair, and being informed by the Clerk of the passage o( the resolutions the Speak CT expressed his thanks to the house follows :-
 Gentlemen-I receive with great semsihiliy this ex precision oi your aE probation, and have indeed de served is tt will he to me subject of grateful recol !ecoa. On entering "pon the duties you assigned me scarcely veniured to expect that should gain you apprObntiOn, ifI should escape your censure. com pot be ignorant of the state of parties ihis house ing might perhaps prevail; but if ! know my ow, heart, have endeavored sincerely and faihiu, no. 10 be influenced for m"ment, by any party con alterations. have seen with deep regret the ms chievous effect Of highly excited party feelings throughout our state and ihro0gh hout country. is feeling which, in its excpssive influences, threat to destroy all that s valuable among us and which wrong 10 thousands. For all the kindness, couriess and respect with which 1 have been treated by YOU collectively md individual, -l think can say, will tribute of my hearty thanks. Lei me indulge the hope that daring the session which is now about Co ,ermi nate, we have formed with each other many valuable friendships which may cheer an.: console us in aiie Ihe,-and let me assure you, which ram do with ths most perfect sincerity that it will give me uniegmet pleasare to hear oi ihe welfare 0f the many frien 1 whom now see about me, and upon whose faces probably look for the last time, and ha, shnll evel rejoice to take most cordially by the hand every mem ber of this House of Representatives.
 Resolution appointing Rufus Backman a justice O | the peace for Fairfield cou"ty. passed.
 Resolutions passed requiring the Governor io rans init t0 the Executives of the several states copies o the resolutions passed the prcsen, session regardn, the constitution and judiciary of the United States
 The resignation Gf Martin Welles as director of ,hs state prisOO came from the senate not accepted. Or n motion for CT ncurrence, t carried by large vote So both houses refused accept the | Messrs. Todd and Mix were appointed to ioin the Hon. Mr. BOardman a committee io wait upon the Governor and inform him that the business of the two houses had been brought to a ciose The committee reported that the Governor had no further comn,u ni cations 10 make. and would meet the two houses in the Representatives Hall such an hour as should be requested. Messrs. lnghnm and Kibhe were appoint- ed to request the attendance of the Ssnne, and that hody soon took seaa prepared for them in the Hal.- Al iO ocl"ck the Governor was conducted to the Speakers chair when, afer prayer ny the Rev. Mr. Davis, and the administration of the oath of office to the magistrates present, the General Assembly were adjourned without day. .-A..- .--.. ~. .-,., :,
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