Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-04
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 Iassh. Disssmos' Sa.s' s' ha. Osaf saS PSs. ! Nayp.-hlslsrs. WiehtmaR, Palmer, Cook, and Stan " TorrAxp.
 Yess-MesSra. Chapman, C.. Neweomb, White, Scovii. Strong, keehey, ySnes, -Duahams BFighans Hyde c. g. Dinock, O. Dimoek. and " NsweO'pb
 Nags-Alesars Bisssll, coOssss corbips Moore. and l To,ai 9e 1eas--leO Naps -4 A6asas. e So the resolution tSss vetee,ed.
 NleFncon -ReroFt ofthe President aud Fellows of Yale COlIege-reAd and laid on the table. is ss r. Messre. foet and Wiglman were appointed com: m!iaes ofeOIfese"ce the part of re Eadse OO the bhl 10 amend tue charierof the Eseex lUr6pke con.
 Tie Committee os rad. and briave,. an lhe ue,i. ton of Samuel MOaey Jf, and others. for lenve to hnld bridge across of the eea, ia The town of w-London-rep"r!ed tavCrahy--A n form grant- remonslraaca pf the SIraits turnpike comlanyre tfd that he referred tO the next General Assembly I--reporI 0tcePied.f ,s's tF361eoiSt S' st sH5.. Bill prohibiting s,uckholders in Corporations from voting by proxy, sc-read a, third dime. Mr. Weies spoke iH var of ilie bilt-Mesess. w. w. Elisworl, H"p'ns'on and Pbelps sPoke in oPpOsision.--
 Bill sepsnliag siik law, read third time and aidon
 Bill isr psbI;c ac, Aloii.hipg .Imptisonmeu, ter SmiIh. supported lle grne,a al provisons of the bi- table. < at.s!T5, sl.<s, 's3 fs zt ,Nt ! e1ss2 FePGaunK An. ACt Tor Nh0 peOgectlOu Ot cOtWe lieds .he Crow lawJ read, and posiponed io .ee+
 Mr. ". ". EI,.wor,b offered a Ail for l. Ppslie As,, re.ase Q she suPerios Ceurs--pas'ed .lo a ~ s,. Rtdnesaay, afay p7.
 The Comaiies oD inc Electoral Law, reporteslhhe adopted and sl,s ,ssbIl rassed so n third reading.
 Bills, aE6oieiug David s, Baardalan Chief Judge; William M. BurraA and Morris Woodruff first and seeond Associate Jsdges of ste County Court County 0s + 2 Biil to repeal Y Crow Law" read second lme.-- After some debate, the subject was, motion, inde6- ! The Committee on Bnnks on petition of Smith Tweedy and oahsrs. fol a new Bank, reported that prayer Of the petition ought no, ,o be granted re- port and accompanyinG resoiU,ion iaid on ihe table, The Committee 10 whom was referred snndry peti-
 ons, relative io the privileges and powers of the UR- EioR ConCaRy. made report. which with the accom- tThe Kesolui0ns declare tha the Charter Is viola
 on of the jast and national rghia of Inc citizens; and at variance with the Consultation ot the U. Sl f4 Raa% Hsrrs aSd 70 Ws% G.. ao P" nam kilbOrH; aeverally pnssed to third GeadiNg
 HfternoOn-Bill for the appointment of Justices of the Peace for the county oi New London, read and l passed.
 The committee on Banks. on petition of Lewis Ray mond and others for Bank, reported that was S hs oi report ., The 6i altering the charter of the Newiown and Norwaik Turnpike Co. wns returned by the commit. tee of conference. Mr. Hnmphreys moved that the House adhere 10 former vote; the motion was s''s- ta'ned hy Messrs. Humphreys and P. Smith, and op. posed by Messrs. Hooker, Phelps, Miner, Botsford, 1 ssham and others: prevailed House adhered. bi 10 aboiish Imprisonment for Deb taken Ups and aier brief discussion, referred to the Se- iect Committee the Bill relative the collection Of deDis ny foreign attachment.
 Bills appoiating RodoIphos w Wootwor,h, Esq. Judge o Probate for the District of Stafford; John Marlin Esq p,s.re, "f Ms"sfeld: Edward Pnney E'q Di.- ,ric, ol Ellington; 0rrin Holt Esg. District of ToI. severaily passed. --, ..,... ......t
 1Hars1ay Moyos.
 B!H apnonting Justices of iie Peace for the Coun- ty of Liichfed, read and laid on the table. r P. s | Bill constituting the town of North StoDngton Probate Distfic,, vead third time and passed
 Bl sran,i"g H:lIsm liarri: eioo; ,eal third time and rejected. Bill granting Wm. Coe, and Pufnam Kihcorn $40. read third time and passed.
 Bill relative to Superior Court, read a third time
 The Committee on Incorpora,ioas other han Baalss on the petition of Anson Morton and others. for n- eorp!rasion Tor Notwithstanding purposes reported that petitioners have leave to wiihdtaw. On mo,ioo of ar. Sterling. the report was laid oat the table, and the .e. Ss,.',on taken sp tor soa'iaeralios;
 laid on the iahie and made e order q the day somor row at o'clock. 5@H .9cI8a 2H ' aea&l e cs.sg cs1!s ,G: SW.s. E: Chic: Judge
 BtIi aPpoiaiing Beajamia Isaacs. Esq. frs. Asso- cla.s Jadge in came County was ainensed the name 9s Mr. isaacs erased, and that of Zadoch Stevens, l Esq. inserted iR its place and the bill passed, ] Bill appointing Was g. Nor,hrop, Esq. second As aociate Judge of same Couri amended fle name of Mir Nosshrop erased and shat oT Jacob Beers in- serted ip its pnce; and the tili pnssed. ft{iAa V
 kesotution from tie Senate. that Alhers Sedgwck. ! Eeq. he removed from the office of SheyG of Lch- he'd Conny on md ater the rising of this Assembly,, made ihe order os the day for somsrvow 6'c0ck. AtlernOoB.--Peiiiian of Wm. s. Hoiabirl and olh- CTS, for . Rail Road fsom Hartford iowards Stock l Bridges. ,e4gt t.ss5t aysftf.eg Fs.4Fs w I Bills appointing Joseph Eaton, Eeq. Chief Judge, 1 EbeDexer Gr6n. first Associate, and David Chase, second Associate Judges of the County Court, for I Windham County, seveyally passed. 5,ssq} e4 Y8u
 Bills appoiniing ihe following named persons Jndg. es of Probate in the respective Districts named sever ally read and pas sed. t. 5En hre a,fa'a .'' ! Ds'rict of Brooklyn, Bella P. Spadine; Ashford, lehaeod BIkley Tho~pson. George Fl: Middleton; ] E. Williams; Windham, Joel w. White; VoIun,own, Kinne Gailhp; Piain6eld, Joseph Eat6n KiIlinsly, George Warren; Canierbury, Chester Lyon st liar. winton, Benajah Halen; Waterbury, Joel Einman ! Milford. William Strong; WailinGfosd, John D. Rev. | nolds; New-Haveo, Charles A. Iuaerso!l; Gufor1i . Renhen Elliot; CEeshre, William L. Foot; Madison Samuel Kebins0n. Jr: Sirasford. Mavk Moore; Dan. bury, II hsmas T. Whinlesey Fairfeld, David Hll; | Ne1town, Samuel c. Blackman.
 Bill f0r pablic net Telaise io adn,issoU of Flee. l tors. read thrd time and rejccied. gl3t sa q Bills apponiing Moves Darling Esq. Chief Jared l BasseH. Esq. 6ret Associate, and William Hnman, Esq. aeeond Aespeiaie Judges of the New Haven Co CoaTi, sesesaily read and passed. su t .ag I4 Friday, Aay 2o.E sts.-ss- 7 The order fihe dayresolution Cor the removal of tthe SberiG of Liichfed C0. eame uI. Some debate ensne1s ies WleisS essss Etesiing, vighsmau asd Chafeh tof ihe Eesnlntj0n and Mr. Mner in oppoei.