Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-12

| The crow bill came from the Senate with differ
! ent vote. Committee Of conferences appointed.
Collectors Of School Societies, resumed and bill
| passed.
The committee on the suhject Of altering the Repre-
sentaiives Chamber, reported in favor Of making a.
Hat ceiling the base Of the arch, an add-
tiona wall hehind the columns in the chamber. Ex-
pense nos exceed 5000. and Nahum Hayward A. r.
perintend the alteration. Report accepted aud resO-
| luton passed.
The resolution proposing to amend the Constitution
relative TO the mode Of voting for State officers &c.
| was resumed-uDdeFweBt some discussion and amend-
ments, and passed.
| The report Of Ihe CON- 10 whom was referred the
| petition Of the N. Haven and Hartford Rail Road
Company with a demonstrates from the Mayor, Al
deTmeH and Common Council Of Hartford, was con-
! timed to next session.
/ The whom was referred the petition Of the
| Connecticut Savings Fund Company lor alteration
| in their charter, reported iavoraby. Continued
| the next General Assembly.
The com. to whom referred the petition Of GA
lns Lyman and Others relative TO exa.judical Oaihs
Masonic oaths reported than the entitled
TO the inerpOsilIOn Of the Legislature, sc. The
port is long and raherhigh strained. bill for an
fine and forfeiture Cor any one To administer o. take
such oaths. On motion the report and bill were con-
| tinued TO the next General Assembly.
A resolution passed appointing James Thomas and
Horaiio Alden, Auditors Of the Public Accounts
report to the next General Assembly.
Bill relative the sales auction, indefinitely post
poned.
resolution passe,. appointing b. Isaacs and G. J..
M'Curdy, committee to wait the Senate aud in
quire what hour that body will be ready 10 receive
| the Governor and close the session.
The committee announced that they had performed
that duly.
Mr. Osborn, Sheriff OF the County, came in with a
massage from the Senate notifying the House that the
business Of that body is closed, and that they will
tie House Tomorrow morning. al O'Clock, for
the purpose Of receiving the Governor, and closing
the session Of the Legislature.
:n:n Hattie Oasunt md
l. III. Townsend, committee 10 wait on Ihe Govern
or, and request him meet the two Houses of Assem-
bly, morning AZ o'clock, to close the bns
ness Of the session.
Fridoy June 6-l-4 before 8 n. N.
Petition oil the Board Of Trustees and Visitors of
the Wesleyan University came from the Senate with
much ofthe prayer thereof granted accords with
the acts incorporating the Stamford and Farmingon
Banks,-granling $l5000. House concnrred.
The Speaker having left the chair, The close Of the
session being at hand, the following resolution was
presented and passed:
Resolved That the thanks this House he present.
ed to the Hon. Roger Huntington and the Hon. Will
lam l.. Storrs, for the industry, imparaly and ability,
with which they have discharged the duiies Of the
chair during the present session Of the General As
sembiy, and that Messrs. Rockwell and Ferry he
committee 10 communicate this resolution tofhe Hon.
The Speaker having resumed the chair, the first
Clerk announced to him the resolution just passed,
when he addressed the House foIlows:-
Gentlemen of the House Of Representatives:
For the fatierng terms in which you have express
ed your appreciation Of my services during the short
period in which have had the honor to preside over
your deliberations, and Tor the uniform kindness and
indulgence which have experienced al your hands,
be pleased to accept my most grateful acknowiedg-
ments.
II will always be to me source Of proud satsiac-
ton that il has been my fortune 10 cooperate with
eniig and patriotic body OF my fellow citizens
in their endeavors advance the public nteress-and
that have participated in the homer Of those meas
which have been mafured by You, and which are
calculated, in my feeble judgment, much TO improve
the condition Of ihe State. &
Allow me to congratulate YOU, gentlemea, ON the
general prevalence Of harmony and good feelings
v hicb hate characterized onr proeeednga. Differ
ences of opinion have indeed exsted--hut IN lever
instances Than perhaps was 10 be expected. Ard u
is great satisfac.i reflect that they have GPpG
retly measure, disturbed those feelings Of per-
s0nal kiRsess and respect which will always be en-
teraiaed by generous minds towards those who hon
estly differ from them, whether on political or nther
suijecis-SL trust that all willing 70 believe that
each member Of body has been governed by no
other motive than sincere regard % the public good.
Glade with expressing. genileinen to~ ards you
individually, my perfect respect and best wishes-
May you have safe return your respective homes,
and be greeted with the health and prosperity OF your
families and friends and may your public services re-
ceive the appropriations OF the great body cunsiit
uents-so representative OF the people ihe most
conscience for faithful discharge Of public duty.
Mr.. Rockwell, from the committee 10 wait on Mr..
Huntingdon returned that gentleman's thanks TO the
House. Tor their expression fkindness and confidence
Messrs. T. Smith and Haley were appointed to wait
the Senate and inform them that the ii ouse were
ready meet them Tor the purpose Of Adjournment
At about quarter past eight, the Senate joined the
House in session. ID short time the Governor and
his Secretary together with the Secretary ofthe State
entered the House. His Ezceency. after taking the
chair, and thus addressed the Assembly g.
Genile,aeD,-As your Legislative business % now I'm
ished, and about separate, perhaps never 10
here again, il affords great pleasure 70 hear
testimony to the assiduy. fidelity and harmony which
have characterized the present session. Accept my
thanks for your personal kindness and cordial coope
ration, and my best wishes for your individual health
and happiaess, sale return your several homes,
and happy meeting with your families and friends.
Prayers were then offered by Rev. President Day.
after which
The General Assembly was adjourned without day.
Mr.. Speaker S,eveuron having resigned his office,