Litchfield enquirer., 1832-06-07

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 The following bills received their second reading: An act in addition to an act entitled an act for the PeguIAtiCn of civil actiOns'-In addition to aud in alteration of an act entitled an act for constituting and regulating courts, and appointing times and places of holding the same'-To district the State for the choice of Representatives n the Congress of the United States. Mr. T. Smith moved an deGs1ite postponement. Alter some debate, in which Messrs. s. Mix, Sturges and Wood took part, the motion prevailed. An act regulating the mode of landing pas sengers from steam-bOats, was read third time, and passed.
 An act in addition to an act entitled aD act for the regulation Of-schOOl societies. and for the support of schopls,' was read third time, and after some debate, passed. Upon the report of the committee OF con- ference on the bill for the appointment of jus ! tices for the county of LitchGeId, the House concurred with the Senate ayes 89, noes 71. The committee to whom was referred the petition of John Whittlesey, Giles Mansfield. and others. praying for the repeal Of the char ters ofthe Grand Lodge, Widow'sSon Lodge, and Hiram Lodge. No. 8, reported resolu- ton requiring the above named Lodges t0
 make an annual report to the General Assem- ply of their receipts and expenditures. After some remarks by Mir. Whittlesey in GvOry ] the resolution was negatiyed. and the report not accepted: ayes 56, noes 79. On motion of Mir. Raymond, it was Reso9- ped, That committee be appointed to Esake l up the debenture of the House. On motion of MT. Butler, it was Resolyed, That a committee be appointed to ascertain l and report to the House the contingent ex- 1 -P2 Tuesday, morning. Mag 29. 1 An act for the destruction of crows was ] read third tune and negatived. I Billappointing Stillman K. Wightman judge ! of probate for the district of MiddletOwD, was received from the Governor.
 MT. Jackson moved that the House recon slider their vote appointing Mir. Wightman- negati.ed.
 Upon the report of the committee of con-
 ference on the bill incorporating the Quine-
 baug Bank, MT. Sturges moved a reconslde-
 ration and concurrence. The motion to con- eur prevailed; ayes 119, noes 6S. The joint committee on the school fund. to 1 whom was referred that part of the report of the Commissioner which relates to the refu-
 sal of the President and Directors of the New
 Haven Bank to receive subscriptions from the school fund, reported bill which provides that in case of such refusal the charter of said
 bank shall be repealed. Read twice. Bills passed, appointing Eliphalet BulkIey judge of Probate for the district of East Had
 dam, Benjamin Trumbull for the district of Colchester, and Joel Loomis for tho district of Lyme.
 | Aiiernoon.-An act in addition to an act
 for forming and conducting the militia force.
 came from the Senate continued concurred. ak.. SMmllAl Church Associate Judge Of the Supreme
 Court, was resumed. The House proceeded to ballot the following was the result:
 Samuel Church liS
 Jabez w. Huntington 68
 Scattering lS-s6
 Majority for MT. Church 27
 The following bills were read third time
 and passed Anact repeating the 14th section of sn act entitled an act concerning crimes
 and nishments'-Repealing an act passed
 in l8l6, entitled an act for the support of literature and religi0n'-TO regulate the sale of spiritnous liquors-Conc ncerning petitions and memorials to the General Assembly. 1 An act concerning dogs, read first time. Bills passed-Appointing Orrin Holt Brig. Gen. of the first brigade finfantry-Appoint- ing John Russ and James Thomas Auditors of public accounts-Appointng Henry A. Mitchell justice of the peace-Appointing' John Fillmore justice of the peace for the county of LitchfeId.
 Resolution laying State tax of one cent | on the dollar, passed.
 "Wednesday, Mag 80. MT. Nichols from the committee of confer ence on the bill appointing judge of probate l for the district of Pomfret, moved that the House adhere to their vote appointing John l HolbrOok. Alter some debate the motion prevailed.
 An act in addition to '.an act authorizing the Treasurer to subscribe to the stock ofthe Hartford. New Haven & Middletown Banks,' was read third time. (The bill provides for the repeal of the charter of inc New Haven Bank. in case of refusal to receive subscrip- tions from the school fund. )-Referred to the judiciary committee. s
 An act in addition to an act entitled " an act concerning crimes and punishments'' came from the Senate amended concurred. An actFepealing an act passed in 1916 enti- tied an act for the support of Literature and Religion" came from the Senate Contin- ued. Messrs. Brown and Inghanl were ap- pointed committee of conference. Petition of Orrin Atwater and others came from the Sennte continued concurrcd. The joint committee tO whom was referred the petition of Leonard Goodwin and others. reported a bill to incorporate mutual fire in- l nnsv < s