Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-31

U s. Bank; was universally employed Sn making surveys, and n the distFibuilon Q! essa'ss n give good sa1sfactiOn the District He hoped that Ihe doiags ofthe county meeting would De cOnmrmea.
 Mr. Smith, ot Berlin said he had no disposition 10 interfere with the nominations Os otner aIstrcIS ou! when he saw attempts making to remove a good and faithlnl officer, without assigning any reasons, tt was hss duty 10 oppose 1t: it was an important office, and shouId ba well filled; Nr. Dodd had held the office but two years, and had given general saiisIactOn.- The gentlemen from Hartford had not nor they could not give any reason why Mr. DOdd should be remov- cd. The only objection urged was that he wns ap- pointed at tie session Of l830-how, he knew not, he was not a member of tue House at that time. As 60 the qualifications of Mir. Goodwin he knew noth- ing 1t was m office which should not he trifed with in ihis manner; he kaew that Mr. D. had given gene-
 l satisfaction to the District and hoped that the sli0n 10 amend would prevail
 sRlrs kead remarked, that he was surprised when h6 teara that Mir. BDdd was appointed, .: he dd not censider him competent discharge the duties 0t he office. Mr. Goodwin, he said, was well qualified to fl the office. He knew that majority of the district would be better satisfied wilh the appointment Ot Mr. Goodwin.
 Mr. Welles, of Glassenhury, was surprised at the rcnarks that had been made iR relation to the q1ai- caiiongaf ihe two gene1nen named No man, dvest- cd 0f trejudice, would claim that the incumbent was in ary way inferior m any respect to the candidate brought forward iM County meeting; and he would beg leave to add, he more generally known, and had fully the confidence of the district 1t was Arury heeetsded ene nle from the centre Of the city, bvt his office as kept in central s1a'ion and there never had been any comptaint ol official negligence or miscoadnet.
 Mr. JacksoH said that he waa in favor of she differ eat ccunties aaking their own nominations. He knew nOthiNg ofahe qualifications Of either ot the persons named. The only objection which he had heard urged aRans mr Doed was that l.e resided one mile from she csntrs of the city, aud that lls appointed at the sessO1 Of l8SO. These, he could not perceive, were sufficient ressons for removing Mir. D.-He was Uprose0 .o this kind of prescription.
 1T. AFumbuII as as much opposed to prescription Us nc gah,leman from Middeluwn, (Nlr. Jackson J but tvs years fso, Mr. Russ was removed and Mr. DoddSsubsti;utet much ie the disadvantage of the District. Ths gentleman iron Berlin; m si S%,h ;, this manner He thought that it was trified with two years ago. Mr. Goodwin, he said, would give much better satisfaction than Mr. Dodd.
 Mr. Cleas eland said that the ony reason assigned by the gentleman from Hartford, (Mr. Trumbuil,l was that this House had once done wrong; he was oplos- cd !o any removals for party purposes. MT. D: he eaid had claims upon tue HOuse-le has large tam
 y io support, besides is denied that he dischar- ges the duties of bis office to the satisfaction of the District. AN
 Mir. Kimberly said i, was con,ended the other day that poverty ssas qualification for office. It was urged iH ,atcase, thatthe county nominations should be adhered t0; q ao in this case; majority of the coaniy meeting were in favor of Mr. Goodwin.- Both Of the gentlemen from Hartford think the change necessary-they represent majority Of the dslrict- He was opposed to the motion to amend.
 The motion to amend Avas.los., ayes 8, noes 98.-
 Bills appointing the following Judges of Probate for she year ensuing, passed:
 ,1homas Lee, tor .he district of Berlin, Wm. Dixon, Eafeld, Jared w. Pardce, Brissol.
 red Iihe petition Of Vim: Yaie and oihers, for Bank at Meriden. recommended cORiinuance t0 the next seesion. Aecepied.,
 The joint committee on new Towns and Probate Districts, reported bill constituting the town of Eas, Haddama Prohate district, read twice.
 Bill appoinsing Wm. Strung, Judge of Probate fO' the District If Milford, for the year ensuing passed
 AfternOon.-The joint committee on roads dhridg- e, to whom was referred the potion ofJohn M. Holly and oshen. reglOrtedn hiiinc0rporaing the GmAhusy Nn! SbasOa kaihRoad company. The Uitl passed
 The joint committee on thssSate Prison. to whom was referred lhe retitioH Of JHmes How'd. - CUr. tiss, 4esegh Hupkins. Dan Lampier, Wm. s. Stow,
 Gs ss . p.oasa Sass ssse U% io wislldsaw il,eir petition. Report accepted.
 sAms sommit.ee, to whom was referred the reports of!he Direcses of,he state Prison, reported billap Winthrop Buck, Directors of said Prison for the year easaine: The bill was, as,adsceaied by Messrs Kimber-
 atd Raymo.d md sepe,sd hy Ms..rs- Sa sha,sr ..a sSd saR ahe resSlnto1 be laid upon the table, Mega sised, ayes g4, noes l03.
 M Fir. Earchild moved that the further consideration ofsl.e biA be posipoaed until Thursday morning
 The lleuss then took up the resolution authorizing se comniisse npon the peii.ion Of John Whittlesey and oshers, 70 ssnd for per.ons and papers.
 Mr. Fairchild moved an indefinite postpOnement.- The motion aa supported ny Aessrs. Fairchild, Mat thewson, and Wnodworih, and opposed by Messrs. folbrook, g. iNhitslesey and Hoadlsy.
 har. Wire moved the previous question, which was snstained. The motion to postpone prevailed.
 Hill appointing Jabexs w. Huntington Associate Judge ot he S0preme Court, came froua the Senate with the name of Samuel Church. Laid upon ihs ia. bls. ,s.S
 MSs ZRn.sday. Mag a4.
 Rill nppuinaing Bradfssd White Judge of Probate ier&A DissiotOf the year ensuing-assed. Bill in addition in, and alteraioH of an act entitled q nei tss the reguaiioa of civil sctions was read shgd lue, and atier some remarks by klessrs Tram- bail 2. Mix, |. F. Smith, Whitman und Daboil, was
 Blu pFSsidaR 5ar ihe assessment and collection of saxss. fead second sime, and laid upon the table. On nsCtoa of Sir. Waldo, ii was Rssoi5sd, That rias now before ths General Assembly.
 The j0inl committee on New Towass &c. to whom wks velesrei 4he petition 0fthe town of Woodbridge, praying ior divisiOa of iho town, together with snoaslFAnce against said petition, reported bill n. coITssaaing t6e town of Belhanyshe Bill passed and che 'vep0N was accepted.
 The EEe9e eesamsd she 0onsi2Rs1zipn Of the report of ths eomhssee spon ths sliliea OF MAEtia Cowles aad oiless, tas . Bank as EAsmingteA Alr. Whit a, with issr.y uf . bill iatm. Tls netioa was1 advoeased hg Hlesspe. Csufss and WhstMEa. nnS et- posed hy Messsss BgiAgiohs Ssnsges, and Hntler 0e 1ore she qpesiion ssz lAkeu, the Hoase asIDaraed.
 1ftsrRbea- i5ill appointing Jabex W. Huniingtou Associate Judge. came ifon tae Senate amended. hy Ssasag the nana of Jahex ~. Hnntiaesan and inser- ting i'd Sec sheseogah name of Samuel Church. The H0ass pEosseasd ss hali0s--whole number of Voaes gives wes zo-zsscessary a choice f0l--
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