Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-28

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 Tea. 20 a 4 made rePor, on the sSbjecs Of IOcorporaioae, gen- eFay; which with accompanying psiiiiOns asd recO- la,ions laid he table, and 5OO copies Of the The Committee 10 whom was referred the petition mf aok6 P. CuShman aHd others, reported bill in EbF, ktanling Ihe prayer of Pe'iIionreport aecep- reIesseS; Meslrs. Miner and ". W. EiIswOr,h. were aPpoiased Camfn'tee of Conferenee on the part Of tEe HoAep.
 The epnmi,,ee on New Towns and Probate Dis lrcls Oh she petition or Frederick Roberts and others. Cor new School District in Cornwall reported taeOr- ably. Repost accepted-PrayeT of petition granted.
 EiIl for che appointment of Samuel A. Pelers, sec pad Aspociate Judge efihe County Court, for New
 Resolulon inr the removal of Albert Sedgwicl, Bher of Li,chfeld. Counsy, taken ups amended, and = Resolution to reuove David Baldwin, Sheriff of New.LOndon Connsy, taken up, and on motion of Mr. Wentworth, laid 2" the table.
 AflerMo0R.-The commttee Un Judiciarys WW Ahe
 petition 0 Simeon Hart and Oihers, tor an alteration ofihe l.icenss Law. rrporsed shat t ioexpeden. 70 legsa,e on thaf subject at the present .'me and nsking be discharged from further consideration of she auljecs-Fep6ft laid on table.
 Memorial of iHndry inhahiiaRis of New London County, praying some alteration of the License Laws s-read and laid she table.
 The commi.iee m she Judiciary made a report the bill relative to the settlement of inhabitants in sowns-laid on the table.
 the Legsiaure of l834 made interesting report, which wac read, and with the accompanying Reso!u- Son. referred to the Committee the School FuWd.
 Mr. WeIes offered resolution, !"s,ruc'iog !ae Commiiiee on Divorcea to bring iR bill empowering Se Superior Coaria to grant Dvorces a their diecre- son cases of excessive adopted.
 Bill for public act, relative to T"rnpike Roads. read, rule suspended, read sec0nd time by ite tes and referred to COmmiMee on Judiciary.
 Bill cediag jurisdiction of certain land in Middle. aown the United States. read third time and passed. win,oa, seseraly Probate Dstrcts; read third iime and passed.
 Bill for Pui,ic Act, to sbolish Imprisonment for
 Mr. Smi,h of New Milford. offered Bill for . Pub ic Act, reia.ve collection of claims ny Foreign At tachment; read. and postponed so second reading.
 Bill Gar Public Act, relative to stockholders in corporations voting by proxy; pospoaed to second
 BilI for PahIie Art. to r.renI an Act. passed by che Legislature of 1884, entitled An Act for the en. cOuragement of the growth snd manufacture 0f Silk" -passed io secend reading.
 Bill tor PulIic Aci, relative to Taxation {; read second time House coacorred with the Senate in re- lerring the Bill ,o the committee Taxa,oa.
 Bill for Pai'ic Acs relative tO the admission of Eiecsors; read third aime-aid on che ta,e. ReaclG'io" granting to John F. Si. !oha tees Tor
 
 Bilfr Public Act, repeating the liceDse law, read and postponed to . second reading.
 The General Assembly, of Connecteui, now in ses@ sion ai Hartford, are about making attempt 10 inirO- daes the silly and rreposerous d"etrine calted the Right 0f EnasrucliO1" into the policy af that State. Resoluiionsare before the House oi Representative. instruct the Senators in Congress from that eiae io for exp"Wgne the entry upon the journal of the t~aaie. heelaTing Gen. JacksoDa c0odac in specf. !c |" have hees ia daragaiioH of he coasnH'ion A-E. mRAAE hu ie taleHt, and of less experiences, shond nsag- ine themselves competent so see the Senate of the U States right subject of this snr whea the greas champion of irregalari,y eaaf"sion and disorder in sla, body--we mean Air. Thomas E. Benton, of Ms. eouri-aNempied daring the late session to perform she service which the Conneceui legislature are de. sirous sf exaciing from their Senators, hut was unae so aasw~r. and obviaie the eonsiaiioaal Hrgnmens. that Each House sha keep JoWrnai cf Ss proceed- fngs. asd from sime 10 tiNe pGbfish fhe same This dru,e him ashore "high and dry." and he was obli- red gve up his psoecs far expungiDg the oh. noxious entry the journal was concerned and was reduced the necessity of altering the language o his soiioa steer clear of the constitutional diicni- sy. Nothing is clearer than that the Sena'e cannot
 utilae their nGrna especially airr the provision of the conswsisn which requires them 10 pHbsh ii, has been complied with. This proved too mighty an ot- he endeayoret so steer of from is. Do the legslnure of Cannectrni latter themselves that they shall he .. be manage this concern, oaf ef doors. better than .he M'ssaa:. seaa.or e""M; wn" naa ns an.InEs o
  any a9e hereaiier saeceed ia obfaining as0luie eaniEoi oses the Ssnase. they have beea ate far years past exercise the Honse oG Repre. 6eDtaiives they may perhaps 6nd majority eerviie and desiRg enough O conTt the tavoT of the deepot. ism hy which we new governed, by passing some opposed the opinions Rad cendWct OG the thea exia aR Executive hosd of the government. was fheret6ve uncoasiituaioaal nall and void But ihey can never exDaRke, the passage in the Senates journal wtttut manifest violation of express provision of she eonsaiiuoa. which requires the Senate ao keep, sad ie pailish jouraal of hs rsoceediaga.
 Let u he remembered. that if the Senate weres as the neat esion not oay io deace, hat even 10 burn the sba0xiaaa iouraa would alter the fsct that saeh resolasiau ~as passed hy large majority. The printed journal woah he legal and conclusive evi- deace that sHch resoluon passed. as tie orig inat iDurna had been muIilated 0r destroyed.- However, lIhey dD succeed ia short time in de- facing the joGrnaI. they probably never wl; asshs interest im ie masser w grow lees and tees ho year ia year 'ill !, dies snsirely away.-N Y. Dsy Ado. .... WasaiaKfon. Aesy IS. ls35.
 You may not have heard G6af Fsrsyih is io leavs g0nd aushoriiy that tle faet is soand ihas Woed6gy is b take nis paee. .~W pesi0sm'ng the driieG am tsd he is vesy industrious ia it. coaducting hi aplf more like the Tightul 0eorNnt than aD mere i0 eum seseas. What indaces Forsyth Co qait kaow nss e1eeps be morsi6casioa at beiag n eabnet where Kshda rules the reast. It mus bs usosiilyng so snan ike Fsssysh io Sad hiusefa ephss when ia eoasacs with san like Keadal.
 What do yon fhiak of new tnsn, that thinks are taking heref K~adall t0sswears the kiaehen! Yes! he declares shaa f the thag be possible, he wil be hcaes, aad that the Past Oee shnii n0s be a1 eer. lbQaeeranG maehns fng she hene@s -eg Vas Baree.- Ibs Van 6aFe. aaee doa't kacw exacily how so take