Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-06-16
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,oubts. and Nj w eySet q SOrsesented the claims
Mr. Williams ysg 'y,o Iob banking capital but kept
Fairfield county, s0f on the main question :,
eSIoss S1R II SssS trae Jsckson MAJ
friend s2n e. take the responsibility The co1'ni
zee hh ssu~St up and made to toe the mark and
he1 are rue Jackson men they wIil come up to IT,
AZ to living without banks IN this state OF manu,ae
lures and tade, you might as well attempt 70 Nv
wh r Smith ai replied that he had not oenbeen accu
sse he committee had reported all the facts bu
no 1 ooinicn. It was in the character Of special yer
ulG NJ Mor,;n sunported the motion 10 recomrnit
MI. Clark spoke in his usual styie' with the usua
enS NJ arlinQ read the standing rule which require.
the committee on banks e report facts and sher spa
;on shereon The committee had disregatded thisfaie
mi. Beardsley remarked further, Mr.. sWoOdruf
defended the committee from the charge of having vi
dated the rule. They had reported the particular
facts and their opinion that bank ought to be grant
al ifthe House was willing to allow any bank at all
Mr. Smith spoke to the same effect.
MI Williams remarked in defence of the course
pursued -, - ~ 81 4iJt#a -s
On m5tion Of MT. Beafdsley (after some further re-
marks from him on the peculiar merits OF this ndivi
Mr. Andrews opposed the petition on the general
Mr. Osborn Of Fairfield, maintained thatlthis was
~ r9 Fl he wants q he town q Wespoft and the ad
g iacent country, 0R95& 10 4s{tgs Ya eaa
Mr.. Saith allowed that the claims Of Westport were
ssadss MS ss e ii sss g granted But
he did notlknOwwhere we were % stop The system
.of banking was q mere system Of credit Ihe bank
on receiving nsta1ments Of stock did not receive gold
and silven but the mere pronlsscry notes OF other
Nsnks Thus the amount Of money IN circuatlo1, o.
of actual capital was not increased e Wlshsu IA
~ An Hni3efsS Sueh : systemas the M York Safety
Fmnd would affordte desired security the
banks from uniting e pounss upon oss
y hrea,np must be shared among all the others.
Mr.. Beardsey very fully stated TIE particular ne
cessides Of the comnerclai ald ~ inter-
Mr.. CLARK. stated new, scruples. He thought that
The reason why money was scarce was that the stock
holders banks "a Fac got Ell y money ont o.
in Tie West If they should grant new bank to re-
eye those who could not get money from the existing
banks, the new bank would soon run INTO the same
he eatheredup into such great heaps before could be
used He wished the whole subject could be delayed
until the committee appantsd e CONSIDER s = ems
MI V Wightman askedto have the motion withdrawn;
then argued very aImy banks
the facilities forbade He kened banks 10 the moon,
and money to the sea: a..s
thrown on the subject, He was willing, at any rate,
that these discussions should go on, and that people
who know and people wholdd moi, should express
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Petition not granted yeas 81, nays ll9. MS
9&# T'harsddy MotHiag. Jane 2. 'ls. s5a
:, Resolution passed appointing Alexander Stewart
Resoludon passed providing that the Presidents u
all banks shah state their liability tothe banks.
.9oclock. Special order Of the day-Petition Of G
ssdgwck &s To- e S;a
understood 70 decide the question against all incorpo
rsaaStea III settlement and voting Of nhabi
tants allowing citizens Of other States residing in th
State one year, and bearing the public burhens, 4
vote ia own and city meetings Mr.. Smith stated III
privileges not enjoyed by our own citizens e. g1d
s ssRPopa pp1d o G ne not P more Dian a
or five voting for it. s tsih'f 4tk Se4 .elfst. 8E q
Sioo'clock.' Special order Of the day. Resolution
gremoping HENRY M. WAITE from the office of AssO
eias Judge Of The Supreme Court! . ~. ~,
Mr.. H1neerford bore a noble testimony to the higl
and bameless character OF the individual proposed
be removed. He had never heard but one and tn
most satisfactory opinion expressed Of his individual
and Judicial character. VI.
M PaImer supported the resolution. He above.
The appointment was made tor the purpose of mort
gagng the office 70 & political particular party: II
car e
wind and went away in q whiflWind. Il The acts O
that legislature had not been acceptable to the people
~ was seen ia the tact that those hal
Mr. Smith violently advocated the resolution. HI
h had seen Mr.. Waite on the bench, and bis conduc
eagshed o support this resolution mere partly polt
.oai gnNnds lie also referred topast instances where
c nc s nSsrsS sdgss had acted from political preu
as he himself adopted TITO
Mr.; Williams statedhis "snsau reason, for Sumo,
ting the removal Il was that--ths rs0ple ~ aid ne
want mr.; Waite TO be Judge. st.'. 3...s, 3
AL Mr, Johnson did not intend to make speech b,
wv. Hts reason was that mister Henry nj. Wait
cagae into Office on the manic tornado - He mai,