Litchfield enquirer., 1832-06-07

An act in addition t0 and in alteration ofau act entitled e an act fer the regulation of civi1 acti0ns." was read third lime and passed.
 An act concerning dogs was read third time and Degatived.
 An act in addition to an act for the pegu- latiOn of civil actiOns,' was read third time and passed.
 An act authorizing the Treasurer to sd6I scribe ts the stock of the Hartford, New Ha- ven and MiddIetOwn Banks, came tsOm the Senate negatived. Messrs. CleayesaDd7 and Brown were appointed a committee of eODfe- renee. ' -s'
 Resolution appropriating $9OOO for finish ing eight cOmmiitee rooms in the State House at Hartford, passed. sas
 Upon ths report of the committee of con- ference on an act repealing an act for the sUp- port of literature and religion, the House ad- hered, so the bill was lost. Resolution apprOpriating Mr. Matber $Sg and Mir. Case $4O Tor expenses incurred in defending their right 10 hold their seats in the House, passed. Bill from the Senate appointing Thomas M. Gros- vener Judge of Probate for the district of fPomret | motion was made to amend the hip by erasing the name of Thomas M. GroRenor a0d inserting the of John Holbrook, which prevailed.
 Resolution passed authorizing the Directors of the State Prison to employ Chaplain, at an expense oE l $4O0. %' An act for the greater security of banking nsiur tions, was continued to next session.. 1 8OtnOfb5tM& OOVe!0Of COmmlSsbOW
 military officers daring the recess ef the Assembly, was read a third time and passed. s.:7,.; ] An net in addition an act authorizing the Treas urer t0 subscribe to the stock V the Hartford, New Haven aud Middletows Banks. upon the report oflhe Committee oi conference, the Senate adhered, so ihe | bill was lost.
 1 An act suspeDdng an act passed in 1916, entedaH act for supporting literature and religion, uniI the r sing of tue next General Assembly, was read thir6 ] time and passed.
 1 Messrs. Raymond and Ingham were appointed n h;e hn and inform him that the bnsiness of the session had been brought to close, who reportediha his Excel lency wonlSmeet both Houses at l-e past 5o'clock ResoiutloD autOrisng the committee appointed iO investigate the atir of inc Sgae Prison, send for persons and papers, passed.
 1 Resolution iHstracing our Senators and Represen- tatves in Congress to use their influence in causing
 10 be distributed among the several States the surplus revenue of the United States for internal improve ments. l Mir. Hall, of North Stonington moved an indefinite posponement of the resoIuto"carried" "yes 62, noes
 Afer the Speaker had left the Chair Mr. Bvace of- l fered the following resolution, which was adopted: Resolved That the thaaks of this House he presen- ted to the Hon. Speaker, r the pronptitWde, impar- l tiay and ability with which he hsss discharged the arduOus duties of the chair during the pyesen& session. l of the General Assembly.
 Mr. Weles addressed the House as follows: ! Gentlemen-At this moment oi our separation tt is with deep emotion that receive this testimony oR your appreciation. lP entering upon the duties of the Chair, at the commencement of the session. ventur- ed to promise nothing but assduity and impar'ialiiy That promise, my heart tells me, have endeayorei faithfully o fulfil and if have been abe to discharge my duties to your acceptance. cannot but feel how much is really due 10 your own kindness and cosrte- sy in aid O my abors. For a the kindness and cour- ] tesy and indulgence which have received from all and each Of you, return you my most grateful ac- knowledg ments. Our labors and duties have now interchange of kind feelings. We have, as trust, formed or renewed many friendships. which, let be- our care to cherish and maintain. In this spirit and ted to inspire, offer each of you the expression of my personal regard. and best wishes for your future prosperity and happiness. To you all tender an af- 1 ,fectiOnaie farewell.
 The Senate then proceeded to the House, and af- ter the Governor had administered the oaihs o inc officers appointed during the session-ths Assembly adjourned sine die.