Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-11

tO AnootOstc0I A0naieuRiona. ted that in their opinion the bill ought nOI 1o Pcsss port accepted.
 The committee on TaxatiOn-repOr.edI Una, sGsvhad .'iSn which is importance demandS and asked Io hs dischaTged--rePOrt accepieS.
 Wednesday JmRe 3.
 House resumed the consideration of the report Of Tweedy and others for new Bank; report laid oT semhly. '
 Bili relative ,o sale of Spr,ov. Iiouora read ,... ond time. ['The bill provides that any person whu Hnal' pay tO the Town Treasurer %A- dollars, aud. give bond to his easfac.ion) Aler some discussion the b,lI was indefinitely postponed.
 Bill" appoiniing John Fitch, Esq., Chief Judge Benjamin Pi""ey, Esq. first Associate, aud gosspD' Long. Esq. second Associate Judges of the TOland County Court, read and passed. '" . Bill app6lnting Cyrua Mana Eso, Judge of Probnta t"r the District of Hebron, passed.
 B,iI appointing Justices Of the Peace for the Conn. y 0i Holland, read and passed. -3 's"'= sa aG
 Bill relative to Joint Stock Comnnnies: (tbe Gens eral incorporation Law,l read third time. The bill wns discussed by Messrs. WeIles, P. Smith, wv. Ellsworth, Sterling, and others, and passed.
 On motion Mir. Kimrrly, the Repor, of the coni4 m''ce on Interpretations other than BaBka tHkeH uP. motion was made by Mir. w. w. Eilrworth ap,i sustained ny the requisite number, that the ayes anl "i me Report Alter deEuItory debate, the Report was laid on the table. sE 3a| 4s ';
 The order oi the day resolution proposed as aa amendmen, 10 the Constitution, limiting the time O. Judges of the Superior Couri five years taken up and decided ny yeas and nays; yeas i22 nays 62s
 The order f,he ay Dill. Dis,rc'ing the State for C"wles moved an amendment, providing ,hn,a maj"r- ny shall be requisite choice on the two fret trIas, but that plurality shall elect on the third trial A mo'on ao !1r the yeas and nays on the aendment was los The question on 1he adoption of the amendment was negaved MT. Sterling moved the yeas and mays. on tie passage of the nil, which were ordered,
 Itternoon-Bill fo, the appoin,men, of States A.- torn'es and County Clerks, from the Senate wtha differing vote; Rcs"iuon arpoin,ing Hon. Mr. Elin. q %an 2 committee Of eonlerenre; House jonrd Messrs D. M. smith and G. Ellsworth. s H 7# sart
 bili relative to school societies and schools, read second and third time and passed. i%s.e &eaH.. The comn'i.iee on RoHds and Bridges; on the re@ ti,ion of the Wndham and Coventry Turnpike Conn pany; reported avorably; bill in r granting prayer of petition, read and passed. 7. s.
 The committee on Judiciary the hill relative '0 admission md settlement of inhabitants iD towns; re. port Nniavorabe; laid the table, and the bit iak. en np for consideration. The hill provides for the peal oi .he law prohibiting the establishment, fschools for the etcaeD of colore not inhabitants of inc Stae.l The bill was rejected almost unanioa.ly
 Resolution proposed amendmen, of the Goa. sa,nton, relative to the manner of voting for SiaN Oihcers, &c., read and passed. A ~ "a .s#'@g .'
 Biil prohibiting the issue md circniaiicnaof email notes, taken ups Aifer some debate, Mr.: Sterling moved la continuance o the next Genesaf Assembly, negatived. Mr. Welles moved the yeas a,fd naysv which were ordered the question the passage of the bill was decided, yeas 99, nays 83 '}#i
 Enren'rg-House called 10 order a. : l.9 o'clork.
 ' nc committee On Roads aHH BrbttyeR ON tue peil~> lion Of Tlomas Benedict and others, report iasorabr1 House rejected inc peri,ion.
 The committee io whom was referred she petition oi David Way and others, reported Gavnral,e bill a form, repeating the charter 0f the Gara0erA Lake C"mpany, read. laid the table pe,iiinH len up. mr. C. F. Hnn'ingon moved that the p~,itiUNers have eave ,n withdraw; Mr. II. con,ened thnt the evils alleged in the petition, of resrnss, and iha' the proper trbana 10 settle the d6icny., was tbe Courts of Law. Ii was no, properly s"h- lecf nt Legislatiom. The motion further snEaineh hy MT. Church., md opposed by Me-ars. P. Smith s and Wightman. The motion prevailed; re'i'ione,s had leave to withdraw.
 Rep"rf nf the committee on rlans, petition of Henry W. Fansher. taksnsnp read and accepted.
 Aher sunday other huaipeas the committee on Roads and Bridges. on the peiilinn of William TayI"r and ton. tnrornora,iog "New Milford Tosi Bridge Com. pany" J read.
 Tharsday. June 4.
 se committee aproio,edsto consider the exred'rn' ~ of rnhliahing the Statute Laws, reported in fa- vor nf the re.publica,ion---repors accepted.
 Bill iocorpora'ing the New Milford Toll Bridge s "p Alter de,"cry en:r 'e % S".","" 70" time and passed.
 Balapnoin,ne Samuel Mil's. Dssric, cf Ee''-wiod. sor. and Lorain T. Pease Disr;c, of Enfield, Joda"s of Probate. came hack frnn the Seaate, amended hy substituting the names of Eli B. Haskelt. tEast.W'nd. sor.) and Heory Knesbury, tEn6eId.l House recon
 The committee to whom wns referred the hili rela. tive to Foreign Attachments. and tho bill nbolehinR lmprisonment Tor debi, asked to be discharged Fnun the further consideration of the suhject-bi'ls conn- ued 10 the next sesaion of the General Assembly,.
 The committee m Interpretations other than hanks reported on Lischfeld Mutual Insurance Co., havo leave tO withdraw--acceped.
 The co,nuiiiee that part of the Governor'a Mes- sase relative so Geological Survey ot ,lse Sia'e re. ported Resolution to carry into efect the recommen. da,i"n of the Measage-afopted
 Afternoon relative io Guardians and Minors. read third time and passed.
 Bill aPpointng Elias Hewitt. Esq Judge of Probate for the district of North Sioning,on-passed.
 Resolution appointing Thomns F. Rowland, Esq. Judge o Probate for the ,isirct of Wespor'-adopted
 Messrs. Caleb Pond and Calvin Day were appointed Auditors of the Pabc accounts for the year ensuing.
 Resolution aUiborsing the Treasurer to borrow $25.OO0 for the of the Sia,e--adopied.
 Resolution on laying State Tax of me cent on the dollav on the Grand Is to be levied and collected ny the 20th February nexi--adopied. -
 Bill authorizing Superior Court io graat Uv0rceu m eases of neglect and postponed
 bii relative to settlement o[ inhabiianis 'n ewns, read third time and passed.
 House resumed the consideration of the petition oN Anson Norton and others. for incorporation or maH- niacsring purposes: yeas and nays ordered. and ia ken on the question of grazing prayer of resiiioa Yeas 84, Nays 75.
 EreniRg-The committee on incnrpo orati6ns other 2. iha0 banks-on petition of Laman Wakefield and olh- ers-report unfavorabe laid the table petitians taken up' aRd read; MessFs. 11Hrch aBh 6eevlinge hreRy advocated the granting of the prayer of the e iitioners. which opposed hy Mv. Reed of WAter-~ lord. On the question of granting the prayer of fhe petition the vote was in the afrDalisA 77aegaiise. "a Bill in form Incorporating :" Wihsied Msnafae-:. turing Company" read and passed. '''
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