Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-21

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 Mr.. Wrllss offered resOIulions, insIrneIinx d. eommiltee JudieiaFy Co inquire into sIe expediea ey Of Ofnsvaking ihe Chaaers oG ,he COnnseGeua Lifs and Tgupt Company, New-haVen adopted
 Alr. WslIes oa6red Resolusioa, iassTaetiax thu eonnAittee on baaka 0 inquire ssO thR ekpedieRey rsvOkiHg the charter 1f he mansfarIafcfs bauk Far miagIon. granted h 1884; adopted.
 ResolstioR, insrueIiag the eomlnitlee an tlie judi ciary, IO inquire ute the expedenoS Gf 1a4 peeab Iine the appuinIme9t eG deppy sbesiIs sud aaihori- shal hs ewpowess1lS Serve wFiis and other rocesu b any part ef Ihe cD1HtyA adopted.
 ar. White 0T Bolton, altered resdlation i9ssruct- ..xped;raey pt law psrmisiag free passake through 1urnpiks SEe. on Sunday ia certain cases; adOi'-
 Air. Whhe af BolsOas was appoin,ed committee
 The committee to wlosn waS referred Mr Wight. mans resolutions a0 instruct senaeOrs, dSc reported the follow isg gFssGIUsl.nss: ss :,,-,,,.u
 Ala General Assembly of the State of CsnReciicna, begun aaa paldca lhe Cly of tfnrilord within and fur saa stie, tlle 6Fsi Wedaetday Of May a she year 1883, S s% of the inaepssdasse sf the Us;'sd ss.sds ss Ssiia \ ss sss Ss.ss ''is aR.ssIs@S, i That ab. h EslaIse essee.. tiye procaedass in rriati o as rulic tese1uc, has Rssumed upon himself authority and. powerkNot ferred by the Const'ian and laws but ia detogation of both ;' .Ees5
 And whereas in the.arinion of ihis Assembly the passage of said resolHtn deliberate nd Valpa. ble vivaiioh a ,e eots,utioh of lhe UWired States, an anwarraniabe and dangerous assumption of power on the part ofthe Sepase, aad example bfihe alarming chafacier, calculated. unless eotnseracied, destroy the iadependeuce md impair tlle Efficiency of the executives: sft str4S l&}f i5
 And whereas, h is net oniy ihe right bntlhe duty of the immediate Representatives Of the people, when ti0n 10 any subject affecting their riEhs ana liberties to instruct ie Senators of this State in Congress cOnSorm ihefeto. that they may truly and faithfully represent the people of this State: ' ''
 Therefore, Be il Resolved by ihe Senita a6d House of Represe natives in General AssesD6ly cQnvemed shat the Senators in Congrers from this Sdle be in sucied and they hereby instructed, aosVos in fa the senaie, the sad reri,et ReeSlusioa.
 Resoired, That the Secretary of this State be re- neseh to transmit copy of these Res0lnlionst each Of the Senators in Coigfesa fro tis Stats and like copy 10 the Presde0i ofihe eHaie oie United States
 Mr. Cowies moved that 800 copies oi ti.e resolutions he printed moiion lost. Mr.. WOodasarih moved that 250 copies be printed; motion ost Mr. Barber moved arecnnFideraiion of the yote nn ~Mr. Cow n"on; voie reeonaidecsd, aud 800 copies ordered to he printed. t-
 The committee on judiciary reported en the bill to prohibit hunting. shooting, &cr. in ceFiae cascs iha legislative aeoa is inxepedeat at this 1ie, and ask ed to be discharged from iie further consideration of ihe suliect--repori laid on the tabla. E Tg sNe
 Me- Wees offered resolution, inssrUciing the com uiee on judiciary to inquire into the expediency of ss altering the laws iB relation tosahe C0nDectcn' G,icai society, and the medical institution of Yale CoAsge, as 10 permit all pesons engaged in medical praece 10 collect iheir ivst dues 6y legal process adon'et Adjouraed to Tnesdsy Rsxs. a