Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-28
LesssIGsssre of ,Co1osoec11cs1a.
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Tnss6ev, Msv 19.
 House net ai ' o'clock, aecOFding e provous "a. ir. Wiehaman. by leave, introduced q b,l, fsr . Pubic Aci VO amend the charter ef Ihe city of ddle- by its tide. Mr. WiehtmaO said Ihe pFOVaions of he bill were similar Co ih1se 0fa bill passed iR teal .. mendiSg the charter of the ely of Hartford bill paO4
 RssOiSiiOS appointing Caleb Brin.nas Dirse,or of !he New Haven BaDk on the part the State, came back from .he Se4a'e ameRdsd hy substituting the were appointed q commiIsee of conference.
 From the SeRale. Geii Gor Public Art, referred to committee on Taxa,ien-House concurred.
 The committee ons Roads and Bridges, on the pe,.
 lion of Asbel WessGiIs and others, reported resoIu-
 oO that said petition be referred to the next General Assembly. report accepted, aHd resoiutiOn adopted. % Mgn%"S ,hs i".rod"esd h Ru6Is Act tain land '9 M'l!esOwn to the Upilef Sates-passed iO eecond reading. 5 r '.'77
 The committee Claims on the petition of George Peck. reported resolution directing the ComprOler ,o draw the Treasury in favor of he petitioner foT SoSS-reso.Son S-. Hr ,. Eas:ed to a ieGG"d reading.
 Report ct the Sayings Bank New-LondOn, read and
 The Resol"sioMs instrneting Senators, Gse were called uP and made :he OrdeF for tomorrow, LNedS nesdayJ a4 3 o'clock.
 The committee on 6nance, on resolution authori. zing c0mptroer to draw ihe ireaeary in favor oe John H. St. JOhn d1c. reported. the reso0,ioD ames~ ded by inperting $8.l7 instead ef the sun first Dame -refoiut'o0 passed io second reading. Wednesday, May 20.
 Report of the committee aptoipted ny the Legiss7 tHre Of 1884, the Judicial Expknses of this Sate- read and transmitted to the Senate.
 Resolution that the official hons of the late Trea- s"rer of this State be given up-adPp,ed.
 E. Harrison, Plumi, of Middle,ow1 and Chapman' were appointed a Committee to inquire what repara are necessary on the State Houae a Hartford and the public offices therein. and to report to this Assembly during it's pseeeRi session. 4 4
 Communication from the late Exeentive of this Siate rame back from the Senaie-referred to Joint selec, c, Committee and MT. F1agg appointed 2" tho Kilbourn and BUrral were added. x
 Remonsirance of Maithiaa R. Tafs and otherp, a- gainsr petition oftbe New Haven Whaling Company -referred to committee Interpretations other iha Banks.
 Bill for Public Act to abolish Imprisonment for Debt, postponed N. a second reading.
 Re,nonsirance of 9th School District, Cornwall, a- gainat petition of the Newtown and Bridgeport TUru- pike Company for an alteration of s charler. rrpor,- Phepe. of s;%.snry oi ,bs PSe cem%se 'e sxrsn.d : provisions of the bill, and briefly recommended iss pas- sage.
 Mr. Smith of New Milford, spoke in opposition ,o the bill. He said he could vote for amendment of any charter except that charter should first he pacea under the control of ihe General Assembly. Tho. charter ofthis Company is not under the immediate control of the Legislature, and they had declined sub jecti0g t0 such control, condition Ofihe Pasaage of this bill io alter their charter. There Oaher reason. which would induce hm to vote against the bill under consideration, bwi this alone sufficient.
 MT. BUrrall said the same reason was enfliPirst s0 ndace him agains, this any o,hey bill of the same character, under similar circumstances.
 Mir. Church said he believed that one would as. pecuniary burihen. without hope of pecuniary heneit. The bill under consideration authorised the Company to lay ont and construct new road, sad t0 shut up portion of that now travelled upon. They ask ed for this privilege, and no doutt because they thought their corporate iRereea we'll be pr"mOird thereby. Yetibey refuse to surrender 'O this Assem. biy general control of that charter, which they wsis amended to promote their hene6,-.hey ask an extension of their priveees-,hey ask of aI,eHa ton ofiheir charter f6r0r-,hey refuse ackH"w. edge to concede to this Assembly right to amend alter that charter their pleasure. We alter tt when they desire -se may not touch ii aNy Otlher time. He, coBld vote for this l,ill. . Bill neGatived-report mol accepted.
 Memorial of Gains Lyman and others. eeniinued from the lac, General Assemhly-laid on the "hie.
 The Committee on New Towns and Prnbate Dis tricts, on ihe petition o the of CaO'eShUsy ported hill in Eorm constituting the town of CaHer~ bury Probate District read, passed to sec"nd req. ding. .-a -.-..,.E
 Bill for a Puhlic Act. ceding the iurisdic,ion ot certain land in. Middleiown, to the Uni,ed Sta'esp passed io third reading.
 Resolution authorizing the C"mp'ro''er so draw on the Treasury in favor ofGeorge Peck, for $55-p"'s. ed to a third reading.
 Resolution allowing John II. St. John $8 4-eoi- lection fees-pnsaed fo a third reading.
 Afe,no0n-The order of the day, being the choice of Comp,r"iler--she House proceeded io hSliot whh inc following results :-