Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-09
:. THE ENQUTRRR.
LlTCHFlELD, JUNE ., Is3I.

----~.--A AsH4ASS SUNE Vs ASSAs
 zAe LsisIassTs q this Etaes ndioarDed Op ThuTe day tOEeAoOa last, aAer session of ,hiry dava Ne VeFy important aC's we believe, have passed, or oc cnpied the attention of Ihas body By reference ,C our legislative report, will be seen that ac,s have Dee" passed incorporating three or four new Bank, in the State. Whether they will prove blessing q, curse to the secsOus Ofshe State in which ,hsv to be located, and they will meet the exuee. '"''Ons Ot that portion the people who have peti. toned t"r them are qJsstiOns which time alOas esn determine. The slzek so the credit of the State which was Prodp-ed by the falure of the Eagle and Derby Banks Some few years ago, we hope never a.. gain 'o waess; but if Baaks continue to be chartered with sepToiGse and liberal a-hamd for few years ,o c9e ns during the late sesaiOu we are appreheusve That we shall again suffer from the failure of some of .Ghree institutions.
 There was such disagreement between the two hOu'es that no Assistant Judges of the Coun,y Court for the county of Windham were appointed, and only o"e f"r Tolland cOsasy. Az the Chef Jsdge in the former county, however, tand probably also im the o,her,) is man ia whom all parties have full cont. dence and he has the power call to his aid com epetent Magistrates, imagise the county will be as weii supplied as i6oSsh the Legislature had succeed cd in making the aVpaintmen,s.
 Fro@ like ca"f no election of Lieut.. Governor ceuAd be effected \ tue Legislature. The House was willing to' adoptFny method by witch au election mgh, be Lad-tb. a majority of the Senate per,ina. ciously adhered the o"ly mode by which the elec. tion ceald be dsa,ed-,hat of each house balloting separately. "
 The appoiqement of David s. Boardman, Esq. as presiding Ju9ge of the County Court of this county, in place ofHudge Pc,tihone, resigned will withou, doubt give faniversal satisfaction.
 T w shalt commence publishing soon after they are recsed, the passed and finish them with all HasOgfsie dispatch.
 M'A meeting of the Members Of the Legislature .Gkndly to Henry Clay was held on Monday evening fesious to the adjournment which sundry speech es were made and spirited resolutions passed Co fur iheriMg the good cause. Royer Huntington, Chair. man, and Samuel Raymond and George Wheaton, Secretaries. Next week we may publish the pro- cesdings.
 ~ We were few days since, through the polite. ness of the Schooi Commissioner, furnished with copy of Annual Repor, the Legislature of the situation and prospecs of the School Fund of this State. We had intended making an abstract or some extracts from m; but tn Fairfield county paper w. find the following from the Couran,, which escaped notice s the time appeared in the latter paper:
 SCHOOL FUND.
 One of the se!jects of deepest moment, which s annually sahEed the consideration OI the Legisn. ture, 0Hdilion of the Fund for the sup0r, of Camanoa3 Schools. This f4Dd is now nominaly $I ,9O2 W @, and hRs been constantly progressing n EsaeRityAe, and, for State of the dimensions o( Con secS, has heen sqaaaa ly n0tIsi"g of tue kind up. onsbs kiube. The policy of dsposng of the Western Rek.rfr has heen Quesoned by individuals st diGrr. tnfiiucs, bqi the hest informed well satis6ed Report appears that the whole amour, f receips fer the year ending the Ssi of March last, is $7S,074 93. ani ihc divllen.s paid over to the se"o sooi.tirs $76.5si co being so cents upon each n,era,e,i. The Capital ot the School Fund, on the iss of Apsil, 1881. consisted,
 T. Of Rom,is Contracte and MouIagcS.