Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-02

neEeas Dy me conslItution ot the United Slaiea he election of President and Vice President is com. med tO electors of ihe several staes and in no eyen oeSoVes upon the legislatures of the States.
 Ih"stOre resofred, That in the opinion of this Gen best interests of this uon for the states in the Iegis atures thereof to interfere n the election of Pres dent or Vice President of the United SiaIes.
 KesofUed further, That it is improper and inexpe d'en for tle General Assembly to express opinion on tho subject matter of the communication from Ala bama.
 The chair decided that the motion to introduce an amendment to amendment which went 10 destroy that amendment was nOtin order.
 MT. Whitman appealed from the decision of the chair, but the decision was sustained by the house.
 The first amendment was afterwards laid on l'e ta- ble, and the amendment of the gentleman from Far mimgOn taken up and after debate, in which Messrs Kibbe, Samuel Raymond, J. Siurges, Whitman, lug ham. Church, BeardsIee, T. Smith, E. Jackson, aud Wnrne took part, adopted, and the report o the committee laid on the table.
 AfteTHoon.-Bi for art in addition 10 an act for constituting courts, &c. (providing that county courts shall have jurisdiction of petitions for the foreclosure of mortgages when the debt In under $335, and the superior court when the debt exceeds $335 passed.
 The bill appointing Roger Colt, sheriff Of Wind ham county, taken up and passed.
 The bill appointing Zalmon Siorrs associate judge of Holland acoun,y came from the Senate amended, by substituting the name of AbDer Hender, and Messrs. King and Kbbe were appointed to cO"fer.
 The Senate erased from the New-Haven county justice bill, the names of Reuben Curtiss and William Todd; committee of con ference were appointed, and on report oftha committee both houses adhered, and the appointment of those gentlemen quenly lost between ihe houses.
 The committee Co whom referred ihe hill for an act to abolish imprsOnm for debt in civil cases reported that in their opinion the hill should be n- definitely postponed. Laid on the table.
 The committee banks reported bill tn form to incorporate the City Bank of Haven, which was twice read. The committee on the petition of WoIcou Hurd and others reported bill for public Rc regarding fisheries in the Housatonic, which was twice read.
 Bill for act confirming the doings ot assessors and boards of relief, taken up, and passed. Bills passed appointing Thomas Day, ,chiefiudg ,aDd Joel Holcomb and Romeo Lowry associate judges for Hartford county.
 Mr. l. E. Smith moved 10 amend the bill appointing P...e M Lowry . s e ed to this office last year, and he not that any objection had been raised against him-he believ ed he had given universal satisfaction. The course which he had ever pursued Mr. $. observed, not to drop from the office but from cause more satisfactory than party considerations.
 NJ. ]. Foot said if MT. Pease had given so general satisfaction, he glad of it. He had never before heard tt suggested that such the fact; but had heard frequently that the contrary was the case.
 MT. Church said he should vote to amend the bill, and gave that from the time he first became a member of the legislature, he had never voted to remove man from office from party considerations and he not disposed in his present time of life to adopt new course.
 The amendment was lost-39 to 100.
 x&NTSUNy whom was referred much Of the Message of the Governor relates to the Constitution and Judiciary of the United States, made long report, acc"mpah- ed with the following resolutions. which passed:
 ResofUed by this Assembly, That the Consti,ution of the United States. and the laws and treaties made n pursuance thereof are the supreme laws of the iaMd, and ejadges and magistrates in every state ouad thereby, any thing in the Constitution or laws Of any Stale to the contrary notwithstanding.
 Ies0ired, That we regard the Judicial department of a.e government of the United States sacred in s-s. Iii nl,.h either the executive legislative departments and we aso regard the designs Of any community to destroy n to paralize its influence. aulong the peo- pie of these States, as the confederation o feeling un- friendly 10 the permanent interests of our common cot,RirS.
 The committee on colleges reported a hill in form, incorporating the LitchfeId Couniy Manual Labor High School. which passed.
 Bill for an act regarding fisheries in the Housaion ic, read third time and passed.
 The following message received from the Gov ernor, and with accompanying documents, reIert ed 10 tIse committee to whom were referred the resolutions 0f the legislature Of Alabama.
 have this day received from the Executive of the State of Delaware, several resolutions, passed by the General Assembly of that statc with request that they he laid before the legislature of this The first of which relates the avas of the public lands. The second relates to the Tariff of 1923. and the construction of works of Internal Improvement. ny Congress The hird relates to the exientiOn of the 1erm of office of ,e President sud Vice President of ahe United States to six years and to the manner Ot elec,ing the President and Vice President ofihe Uni ted Saies The fourth relates to the fitness and quai. ;fcatone sf candidates for the next Presidency "f the United States. And the fifth relates to the officers and ssidiers ofihe Revolutionary army, who have no 1,een provided for by ihe existing laws. All which are herewi,b transmitted for your considerat;on
 JOHN 5. PETERS.
 Gene, al Assembly, May 25th, 1881.
 On motion of Mir. M. F. Milis. the house reconsd cred ,he vote of yesterday the resUi regarding the Alabama resolutions, and the whole subject was aO inc
 On report of the committee of conference the senate ing election parades and he same is iost be- tween the TWO houses.
 Resolution for the Judges of the Supreme Court o errors to meet every year before the first of Decem ber the purpose freporting opinions for the press passed. .
 Resolution passed appointing Joseph Eaton chic Judge oGWiadha1 County.
 Resolution appointing John HolbroOk and Jona thaa Nichols associate judges, passed.
 Chancey E. Cieavrland, John Nichols, John Paine Tchaboa Bulkley, Minor Robinson, and Thomas Rackus ir. appointed judges of probate tor tue districts Of Windham, POmiret, Woodstock, Ashford VoIun,own. and Kiiiinsly. l /
 .Afernoon.-ResoutoR on the petition of H. Hins dale and others for Fire insurance Company n L'lch field COuDiy, passed.
 Resolution to liberate Russel Castle from State prison taken up, and recommitied to the committee:
 Tine bill incorporating the City Bank ot New Ha ven, xas taken Up, and passed. This act pro viAes that the capital stock shall be one hii and the whole exempted from taxation. un'il the Ca nat shalt produce per cent. to its siockholders.
 Frederick Buel appointed Brigadier General of ih' 6ah Brigade Connecticut Militia.
 Friaay Morning. May N.-Ths consideration Q ike peiition of I. E. Beach and otheFs Tor branei nfM iddIesex County Bank al Bridgeport, res'Ined"- The ne,,on was snpposted by Messrs. E. yaukson and WoodvvSrd and opposed liy Messre. E. Sauskess