Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-11

4nISSoss Iesawed the consideration of the Genera Semtty. " '"0 "''' "e"s'"' 1A'
 Aisc the Speaker had left the Chair the GoIlow;s: FeSoastoH was offered and passed:
 nesolved. That the IIs:SS of this House be preseu 2: ::e Hon chauncey F. CIeaveIand, for the able GEn:6ed and impartial manner, i0 which he has pre- ''ded over iis deliberations.
 Spe0ker.s Reply Co the Vofr of 2R0nEs.
 GeRtLemeq :-On iormer occasions when comp men's of this kiad have been rendered presiding off ceF., have doubted their PrOpriey; but being chos e0 6y you as wNs, wholly mex rerienced iu ihe d, ties 0f the chair. and when reflect On the uniform kindness which have received at your hands am boend io believe yOu sincere; and consider it the thus ass6red of your esseem and good wilt From the trentment ! have received both in and out oI this House. should not have known there wns more than one political party in the SaIe. shall cherish hro' life this manifestation of yOUr kindness with the mos, grateful feelings. Accept, gemIIemen my sincere thaNks Gor the lenity yoM have extended and receive Thy best wishes for your present and future welfare.
 The ,resoluiinn amending the Constitution passed I"e1 session waf read, and lad OU the table. 4 ;.
 Resolution io pay each clergyman $l 50 for each day they have otiieis,td passed
 The Senate nnd lris Excellency the Governor en. t"red the Representatives Chamber at II o'clock ad. tnineiercd the naih to officers present who had been rPpoin'ed during the season.
 Commiiiees were aproniedio io wait on the Govern HOUse adjourned without day.
 At the close of the session, the Governor addressed 1he memhers of both Houses, as fulows:- s..
 Gentlemen :--The public business which brought us l"geiber being disposed of are soon to separ ate and rsearne ordinary occupations; our duties @s Legislaiota may soon ierminate bu our duties as ctissns will exist and continue while life may last. / The people of tho Uniied States have undertaken great work of immense importance, merely to ourselves a"d o"r poserly, bat io the whole human samiiys and of our pFngsepa io which the civilized world Afe anxious and Aiteatye spectators.
 The work of relormation h civil aud ecclesiastical lnss"ions. has now been in progress some hundreds oIyears and a every step tie cries and lamentations ofahe gsilnn'hrorirs If the day, and their gloomy turebOdtags and anticipations have been heard; hu The work has advanced and ihe condition of the hu. man rnce has been coBstanty aMeliOra,ing. In this country we have progressed with pecuIiar holdnen, yet we may confdeRaly assert that in country in the worll does religion exercise more aaiaaary influence on the heart and fife of man. a worth ore surely and amply rcxarded-nor is there any country which can vie with us in the general diffusion 0f happneas "r advaacenen in a those things which are the pride And constitute ahe trne glory of . nation.
 We have hy actual experience established the fact,
 . ' rss ." .s and . to and exercise of these faculties given by the ttpr of our being. g - . Tn free government the duties of cxcns are far mnFe complicaied aud arduous than under desposm, whrre paasive ot'edence and reRssaaee alone tolerated., When every individual hears about him ia hs ow" Fer"on rcr'inn ofthe sovereignty of nation the ep,ere ofhis eneynenls, well the sphere of he duties is enlareed. The first and highest duty is to ncqaFe correct nfnrma0n, the next a to d,fFase it within she sphere nf oDr influence.
 !" tnreting you f,rathe pnrpaae of closing tue sion of tue General Assembly. ahunld in justice scmy Meiinga did nnt rssBrn you my thanks ios the kindness. eivi'y and rsspcc, have received a,your handa without rriiem. u1
 In illsr"wrse of tie sPrsinn. collisions among you have nndDnb.rdy "ce"rred, and differences of Opi". 70" with respect tn meO and measures; hut mutual charity tliOud incline Co mutual acknowledgements wh rrspeci0 mniivea and iO the aecrCtion Ot what ever may have arisen n tine head rather than she heart; and in 'hi" enlightened age. mere differ AnN Nf saN kNA iuNnm ~ih maiaa respect and Ro"d will.
 Wifhi"g you safe return ,o your respective places VI resdr"ee. nm'i happy meeting with yogr satne" and irienta, hid you asscLoaaie farewell.S
 ACTS PASSED AT THE sEssloN JUST cLnsED.
 Aa net in addition t0 art entitled |" An Act pre-. rrr'h"g the number of J1rym.en for each tow" n the e'ate-aeven ,se of Bethany and eleven to the Go~n of W0olbrdge. s' rts,yt &.,e r .. .t..ss, .,.
 "An act ceding to the United Staes the jarisdic,ion SysI S;. esr."I" M tract 't land hrrs.a Teno"sd "d Haven" ~ @ ~A @R& e<.
 "AnA Ac, to amend the Charter of the city of New lsrntan, and for O,hes purposes" .a tss e.t.
 "An act cedine so the Uaed States the jurisdic- 'ion over certain nt of land therein mentioned" lot on main street, MiddictowO. &Fts b~ab bE5t*A
 "An Act making Canterbury Pro',Rte District. !"
 "A" Act making Harwinisn . Probate District" p..o, Ass 70 g'ose''@e we'd 9" 'hs lands Of the "An AcssO amend che Charter Of the city ot New. "AasAet regulating side.walks in ,he ci.yofN New Lona0n. :. s~@~ a" Al AGsin addition to. and in alteration of au ses, entitled act encouraging abd regulating Fisheries "An Ari in addition to, and in alteration and a. mendment of the Charter, aud of the several acts in reinti"n tO the city ol Hartford."a @ttI AnSAe altering the time of holding the Superior Court n the county o Hartford" 4
 "An Act allowing. Jurymen to the town of West. por."H g." .
 "An Act allowing Commissioner of tho School F"ad to take Sekuowiedgment Of Deeds i1 different paris of this sate." ..sut..,s~. ,.. ~ { "An 40, constituting Wesipori Probate District" 1"
 An Act allowing another Judge of the SWpetior Cour, 10 hold term, when the Judge assigssd is un. able" .saf .g 1ersttG -v.'A
 '.An Act in addition to An Act concerning fences and common Reifs." -esF "A1,Act validating Assemmeat List" "a. ts F
 An Act making the Clerks appeinied hy the CoHn. Y Courts, Clerka of the Superior COWris"
 ssAa Act Felasiag che Milisia; vepeang tle act 0f 1894: exempiag Hnder ,eestaia FesFiesoas from acsiss day ai between S5 asd $ years of age: q6ins two company iraiRaes asd one battalion 'rain- "As Ae, @aki.s 'hs sawa er Nerih sssaias.oa . Probate District"
 'An Aea aanrxas the toys of BloemGsld 10 the Pr"hass Distsies sf fiarford.'
 '' Aa Aets eiviag she t0Sa af Windssr ten Jury. man. and b the town Of Bloomfield six"
 "Aa Act MHaexing so the third Seaaserial District sl,e town Di Bl0om6eid." w '"
 " Aa Set declariag School District made GOsR iw0 different societies. to belong io thai secie'y in Whi ehthe school house ip said district is sieeaied
 Aa Aef taprahihs sfe eireuiasina ei Small Bills ihese nader 02 aier the let Sept aexi; and shose der SS ser tie ersl Maseh nexf, uadeg certain re-