Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-06-16

non; oSt \, W. ~ nvere f stating 10 the House shaf he
had been Hssreprssehted MI. Roerdman, after Mr.:
recorded Mr. w as calOd order at that part Of his
neech. md that il was so believed by both Of them
T SS S SsSna cssd Mr. The Char al
and stated that L would doubtless Be reembeFed 6y
MdSIeowD aso ,hat s ss c i1O@
of his remarks, did speak of the federal party In
loud voice, with peculiar emphasis. Just at that
ed with his foot the floor, and called out order
in loud voice; Inc reporters had supposed this to
apply Mr. Wd and To i Speak
Wightmar said nothing Mr.. Boardman expressed
his hopes that this explanation would be satisfactory
and at the reporters request stated to Mr. W. that
its account of Mr., WIS reasons. Mr.. w. said. II
is not so;' Mr.. Andrews then seeing the field open
tor attacking the reIortes began 10 say something
Bin allowing electors to vote in any town in the
State providing that the same person shall not vote
Bill to prohibit the circulation ofsmall bills. Along
debate ensued, in which Mr. Clark was called to or
der, for telling the members that he and they were
other violent general paroxism Of coughing among the
members, with spasmodic movements Of the lower
tremities. Bill indefinitely postponed. ..gt%.E...
sa4.is. Friday AfiernOon, Jane 3. go,
COMMITTEES Oh Interpretations reported on ,las,parl
r the Governor message which relates oint sock
crnora,lons thcir upinion that such corporations
hut returning all The bulls and yeiiii0Gs f,r
Incorporation, remainiog on their ha"s. anil asking
10 be diachargsd fom the farther consideration VI
them. ID scharged.
Tie petition 81 Nathaniel Joceiya, &c. for " wharf
III New Haven, VIVA mken Ip from aiming those tius
re,urupd Alter slsr n,s in ia favor BIZ Mess
Boardman aud Rockwell, and some opp"siiinn from
Mr.. Wees, the petition was granted, (94 Il" S8l but
provision was inserted, such ss 10 make nSel6ss.
section was 'hrns 'n,a the charter r,aki"g private
property, III stock resi,onshe for c.ni,any
dehis. Bill TO incorporate was laid on the table,
Committee on Banks rep"ried IN petition Ill Ira
Peek aud others, asking the sa,e =" 'd'alrl"se 400
shch had heen lately subscribed in conformity with
provision Of the charter, which gives lowes in
crease the capital stock and resolution aPpOniing
Distribute the sIarks Sf s63}@ t8
Alr. Brartsey stated that this stock had already
heem Distributed by the direciors, 10 whom this power
granted by the charter tie ably and warmly on
posed The report Of the committee al m aci t,r0I,Osng
The vola,inn If chartered right. The highest legal
authority in the state hai ct,nfrmed il,is view, e,fsa
Mr. Smith .pfihe c"Wmi,tee) replied. He consid-
cred she bank have been created for The accon,no-
,laor, Jf the peupir. aad since there 81 call for
more bank rapi,a from the ls.uleO ai plaee, the
Legislature have the power anh The righttp disrilue
the stock am rug The people. The back char
tered far lie benefit of Inc Stockholders, but r The
people generally. He willing hOwever, Ilra the
stock already distributed. troueh emissonce pon Of
cl,ar,ered right. .ho@l na' hs disturbed by! the re.
appointed i,y The state should direct r 4 't' go =
Blr. Williams thdush that witI'ou, regarding the
opinonsot high leRa! authorities. tile House were to
make up their minds f,r themselves. n tas, ,f-t.9
4 MI. Woodruff ably a.lvocaed the cnns.rnction which
The Bank Directors had put upon the charter. He
considered il very unjust fur the legislature 10 come
past, taking away the stock which distributed 10
1884. and much of leralls since transferred, and
giving il 10 others WHO Wished for share Id these pc
Some inquiries and explanations arose between
Mcssrs. Woodruff. Williams, Beardsley and Smith
and the Chair in The course u which il appeared that
The bin had been amended M the enn'e su as 10 allow
the present stock TO reman sirii'tei, G' contliio"
that The bank should within sixty days. ncrease the
stuck $400 mare, which The commissioners OF the
Stale then 10 disibnte among new sulDseril'es
SAnnnn .i.aa.l, i:-.-:i-.>-l--@lsf4 IL y4ne4xil1ff
Mr. Tweedy avosa,ei the clains of the petitioners.
II Mr. Hmngerurd made very clear afgumept, show
ing that the fair legal cons,rncon 81 the car,er gave
the Directors the power 10 distribute. He strongly
represented the numerous evil Consequences Of ouch
n prnceeding "a the hin prep0se,l. ,,3 ft. ia,
Mr.. Williams moved ~ amend the bill by repeating
that section &c The original ciIar,er which grants the
righl 10 increase the capital 10 $500. 600. 'H. ''"
a Mr. BearssieySopposedi il mode Of attacking the
bank altogether uppreceeiep!esi: g ,.aqg ,lee5is
Nj. Woodruff opposed il. Tie bapk ongh. TO re-.
cei.e notice u s-ailark upon their charter.
Amendment lost, oniv tsoo voting for it, F''is%
Bill rejected about 6eep OrliweOty for i1sgaHsL .
Bill il, form on psiiiinp pf N. Jocelyp taken pP and
rejected; though The prayer Of the petition had been
granted by previous votes! THE majority leaders did
mt snund the dog call ~ the right place. ss!ts aGs
+ Cnmnitsees sc,anI fund repor,pti agaiosl nil,
horzlng the annual appropriation twenty siolIars to
every schoo district. before he regular proportion had
been distributed. Bill rejected. rsat} 2}sta"
~ Adjourned To bali past seven in the evening. -
~ ot' e "a .. EpeniHg Session. f.aa 1f 1884
Resolo,inn appointing JOSEPH, Eaton Chief Judge Of
the County Court f,,r the County Of NiaAham advo-
Gated by Me. johnson, opposed hyi ME- Williams Of
WWds'ock, lwh" alluded 70 the POLITICS Of Mr. Ea-
TIM aod % q. i'es,rapted by he chai aud passed. by
\ Petition OF John Sharp, confined in New Haven
co1nty gao Tor murder, 10 o9iM c"nm0ia,ion 81 poo
'sh~en,, returned BY the commi,!ee wih"u. rec:'n-
ahili IN iormsh Paasetiltli aYafF ~ .s9tfm.is} :
Resolutions appointing Jasepr Eaton, alluded 10 a.
''ove, returned Tos rsceired by the Senaie r4.i,
l. 7hepor, oT Committee npom Common Schools, re-
commencing that some measures be taken to excite
deeper i"iesest on the subject of CANNON education
ANT 10 inrf0ve ec,nomy of schos dN,rite read, 10.
ge'hsr with Two bulls for One 81 them pr0ydes
.or 'he imposing tax pay iearher, MS veil as to
noma . school house. Report and bill: c"ntinae,i..'
Din respecting the election az Gasernor, Sc next
spring. under the expected Of The Cons,i-
Mlnn, read three times and passed. j, .l,s i;
bill 10 provide for the action 81 the people upon the
proposed amendments 10 the C9nslitution read three
times aud passcd. ail7 ?, s!fiY IiesE.;d N@mest4i
Resolution appoin,iaga Commiasoo 10 make i'm.
Er"yemen's 10 the State Houseas Harfard came from
Petition Of Norman Bnel, for remission of penalty
i ,'scusred by negect 10 make reiurn, rejecicsI.l
II Petition Of Ges Freeman, convict in State Pris.
On. far liberation, graoed; OF Bars,llai Treat for re-
sioratom 20 nrtrited privileges, rejected; of smniry
cIxens TOR repeal ofirenss laws. rejected OF Joseph
Bi!Ee, Tor se'nseio" of penalty, afna,s.!.ussl ~
ba Ior an act 70 abolish iWrrisa9mepi Far debt,
| came from TIE Senate passed, HOuse adhered.
Report upon resoluon d nclIire ino The expedi.
ehcy oi 'adop0g 4 Saiety Fund, and Till preslicated
theTeom. laIi on the table. tro9 ara fsS8,iasgts
b. ar an &c, respecting mee,assRf religious soci-