Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-21
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 HpU5s Ov REPEEsEHEAEIvEs. Tsssaav, .ssy I2-BiH lor publie ees ia rsas,ioa 0 appsinImeus q COuay Clssks. read second SImo nir. WUsdwssth Oaersd . ResOlution bF ihe ns. pontneat Of aDmmee Co take iato consideration 1li0 suleca ofslssriug the law Teguasing so admisOu 6f
 scior.. as rsairesa Fesids"ce oE S0ur a'ensh' Sse
 Rlr Sterling by leave. Iaid ia hiIa fe pubIic act. reDa,so e Il,e same Subjees-Fead and referred so committee on blr Wo0dwOVIl's TeaOlnli0a. .f
 A communication was received from the Governor. accompanying several communications which had been received during the year ppsl from the Oiher Stales-sead, and with accompanying d0Cumenaa laid
 Air. Allen of Enfield offered aresoiaon IOr thaap- pOinimsna Of Joint CcmmiGee examine existing laws ia relapn to taxation, aAd to report by bill
 Tine osder of the day. tprerosed amendment ofthe CODstitUiIoHh Sp-pSad, sad on motion of ASV> Cleavlsnt, laial oa the tablt. s *sI
 AfssgmeoR.-The spec9l orders-( Mr.. Wiehtman'S Res"uiion nsruciing SsnasOvs, dscsl wR6GNilad np. rend and referred to selsct commneeto coisiSt oe
 Mr. Balden oasssd auss.,lu.ioo torfhe appOinsnenA of a Cou'miIiee contingent exlenses:
 Mir. COwles, by leaye pEesented bl for public Act authorizing SchopI nsiFips O iax themselves iot the purchase of School iPf"r'e' cse.--P"Ssed 10 "
 Mr. PasIps offered ; ytsolu,ion ,bs. such parts oe Eshs e;o.sfnor,a n. ssle.aa 70 see Militia, be Mr. CoSes. SslSren ses..sssion for ss .ae"d"eSs oG,he Cena'l'";ion @ elect Justices der of the day tor Thufsday mor"He. ~ Nednesaay, May 1A The following committees were asauaced fv the
 On the BiH for tac apposassnens er co.s., <,.... -Nlcssrs Stefing, HGb6srd of GiasteasorA R.,d. win, Stark. Taylor. Spatdipg. Pos, and Ka'sy. Or ContiageM Erpsnses-Measrs. Belden, Emiov of sharon, aut: Siuirh of SiooingtOa. -s %s"s
 On Resolution to iRstrsct EeRniora &cs-Mesef, Wigh'man, Allen of Enfield, Beecher, NsyeS Lock- wood, Marcy, Wentworth, and Newcomb of Willing
 On Resolstion relative to Electoral La,O-Messrs. Woodworih. Hubbart of Glns,~nbury. Plumb of Vol colt. Waterman Cieavela"d, Sterling DickiusOn, and
 On Rrsoiusion rriusire to tarotioa-sIessrs. Miner of Lchfeld. Bartholomew, Baldwin, Harvey. Sco- will of Dsriso, Wa'kia'. Cook ofCha:han and Chap.
 On Petition ef the 7o,rn cf En.t Hntoyd-Me.srs. Smith of New.N ilford. Clark of Granhy, HiSman of Soush!.ury Raymond sf Mon,yiile, Edwards os 1on- roe. Cleaveland. Dickinson. and Dnmirau.
 On such parts fihe GOrernor's Message as yeiafrs to the Miiiia-Messra. Phelps sf SimshHry, Peck of Cheshire Fowler Of Le,aHon. EGlt oi Fairrhl, Wils- i.ms of Wosds.oek Rogers. ssannard, aud Dmock
 Mr. Smith of lNew-siilior offered resolution to remove Albert Ssdg wick. Sheriff of Lchfeitl coun- y. On rposon of Mr. Miner of Li,ch6eld, the reso- lutoD was laid the table. and made the order of the day for Thursday of sex, week. atiwn o'clock.
 Rep"rt oethe committee ." Military Returns read 
 The committee op State Prison. reported upon ,he petitions of Ehenezer Fitch and Charies C"th, ally, that they be ed all rights enjoyed prior to their conviction, except those Of Eee,Orp repo,is accepted. .z.E ..'..z E."
 MT. Billings, by leave. introduced bill fos pu,,- ic Act cadsHg jursdc,ion of certain land iH New London, tO the United Staies Bill rPad first time, rule suspended, read a secon' by is tii!e Mr.. B. explained the painre and provisoa of thc bll-reada ihird time and paesrd.
 A Report was receised from the Commissioner Of the School Fund; laid on the table, and innon of Mf.spheips of Simsbnry, 1000 copss were ordered S Bili for n Pnlic Act, r-lrvr t., Jur, meo lead .ee ] on.i iin.ss paseed se ,hirl reading. -,
 Bill f,r pnhlje aci. relSing District Scisei Li- brares c. rs.s zee nd time an. 'eerr~d eommit'
 Report of tie Quarter Mister General read and referred to eoueiaiues "e Military Rriwns.
 Bill for public acl rcative 70 ret.rua of iloara. uf ReIieF; read second tne and referred to committee on Judiciary. ,
 Mr s!e:iioe moved i'm. o'clock ,hi. as,rrnoon ,. assigned for the choice of Comptroller of Puhlc Re- cOunts-,nOiion prevailed.
 Mr Cowles Of Farming,on. by leave, iotrodnced . bill for Public Aei. relative io eei,iemena oS hahi ants tn towns; read rule sne,,e ned-hl read second time by its title. & referred to committee op Judiciary.
 1tsssnso..- Report of the Canvaases sad Vote. git on for Members of Consress-read, and with aceoHs. panyi"g docnmeaia. laii on tie. .saGe.
 The order Os she day being iesOlMtioBs selative 10 ,Le United Staes Bank, taken H, read and referred io committee oa Mr. Wigh.man's insirac,iag rssol'- tiOn.t
 
 tor resora,ioa pfrghts-nf Harvey Grisw.d a"d Jar- em0h Ortop. for releass from State Prison-aeveraI- y relerrellto coDnsice on State PrisOn.
 Mr. Wellea Nifered rrseu'ion that 1saar N. Prior and Denison. Morgan be appointed Dirrctors Uf ihs Phoenix ba.kon the paFt of the State, for the yeav ensuing--ndop,cd.
 Mir. Kimberly oisered resoiuon apv,,oin,ine Caleh Brnin:l t1secsor of the New-H Haven bank, &c., adopied.
 Order oi the day heinz the choice of Comptroller. MT. Belen moved ,ha. the subjec, be ro.,pon-d and made ,ha order of the day for Wsdsesday Dext a, 2 o'clock.
 ... .'.ieA., .7huysday, Mayi4.
 Bill for pnblie Act, relative to larymen, tnwaN Bethany & WoedbSidge-reah third time, and passed.
 Mr. Davis of Greenwich, offered Reanlutiom for the removal of Abraham D. Baldwin, Sheriff Of Fair. 6el c0Wnty-iad the table, and made the order ol ihe day for Wednrstlay next
 reso'non came n from Sesase, fpr tue appoint. meni ot . Joint Commiiee such par,s of the Gssr srnor's M"ssege. as relate to Geological survey sf the Staie-a,lopsed. anentmepi ofihe Consii.a.ion read and lssisrred,o commisee o5 alterations of the Cetfs,isnion.
 AytevnoeR,--Mr. Kimberly, hg leave, prese6sett a bill for puhc reIniive fe setiIement pfnhah. itanis, 6Zc.--read-rUle s6spendei-read seeond tna and refsred committee on ihat part ofthe Gove-- - - ss .,.
 MT. Woodyostk. ssed . reaoiuiiop toFthe Fsinov> al of David Baldwin, Sheriff of New isdtion Cnsntv
 laid ihe ,ae and made the order of the dsy fS, Friday next at2 o'clock.
 The Speaker, in mecordanoe win no,;ee nrev;n,.,o given, resigned the Chair. Blr. Iagham said s Y
 Gentlemen 1.-The time which desigaasst1 AavinR arrived. will now proceed sUrrender jhl0 yt,ne hands tie iruai which yoa have conA,nit,ed 10 nc.
 have epdeavored se discharge the sarions aae srdnons hRiies of the Chair with mpnrtiali,v and a e"nacieosious regard |" sbe public good and f h so