Litchfield enquirer., 1837-06-15
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ordered, the adoption of the amendment, and were given, yeas, ll2; nays, 67.
 The question then occurred on the passage of the bill. MT Sterling moved that the bill be passed by sections; motion lost.
 MT. Curtis of Watertown moved to lay the bill on
 MT. w. W. Boardman moved that the further con. sderation of the subject be postponed till tomorrow at 9 o'clock-negatived.
 The question on the final passage of the bill as a. mended, was taken by yeas and nays and answered. yeas lO5 nays 69.
 MT. Wightman again took the Chair
 The Com. on the Judiciary to whom was referred resolution for inquiry VI at alterations if any necessary in the existing laws authorizing imprson- ment for Debt, reported bll aboshng such impris- onment in certain Bill read twice, laid on the table3OO copies ordered to be printed, and further consideration postponed till tomorrow at o'clock.
 Bill relative to Tolls on Stage coaches read third time and passed. Adjourned.
 IRursday June 8.
 Prayer by the Rev. MT. Bangs.
 Sundry resolutions granting money to school socie ties, read third time and passed.
 The com. on New Towns and Probate Districts, on petition of John Thorp and others reported favorable accepted-resolution granting petition, adopted.
 Bill concerning Banks, came back from the Senate, with some amendments which were adopted by the House.
 the Union Company, made report, with resolutions directing the States Attorney for Hartford county to issue writ of quo 0Grranto against said company,
 
 cepted-resOlutions adopted.
 Resolution granting $500 to Doct. J. G. Percival, as further compensation for his services rendered nthe Geological survey the State, adopted.
 Resolution approprating $500 for the further pros ecntion of the survey, adopted.
 Resolution, repeating that part of the law of last session. which requires towns Of Hartford and East Hartford to support part of the Bridge road within the latter town-read and accepted.
 Bill concerning Banks, introduced by Mr. Terry, authorizing the issue of notes payable in New York and kOStOn Of other hanks those ling, and Hinadale, opposed by Messrs. Welles, Woodruff and J. C. Palmer; laid on the table:
 House took mp the bill reported by the Bank Com mittee authorizing issue of Post Notes and for other
 MT. Sterling moved as an amendment, to strike out al! after the enactng clause, and substitute certain other sections, described by MT. S embracing and the best parts the bill introduced by the Banks. The amendment was discussed at some length, and numerous amendments and alterations were principally adopted. MT. Weller called for the yeas and nays on the passage of the bill amended which were ordered ard given; yeas l3s nays 54.
 Bill for appointment of Justices in Holland O. the House cOrcured.
 Bill for appointment of Justices in Litchfeld Co., read, and after making sundry amendments was pas sed.
 Resolution appointing as Judges of Probate District of stratford Samuel Strat,on; Fairfield, Thomas Rob inson; Norwaik, Wm. St. John; Newtown, Thorn B. Hickok; Westport, Thomas F. Rowland; stam- ford, Charles Hawley; and the usual number Jus tices in the several towns in Fairfield O. severay read, and after making some alterations in the list of Justices, adopted. Adjourned.
 'f Erening.
 The cbin on Iudicinry reported bill removi ing re- qnisition of freehold qualification of Jurors read third time and passed
 Bill relative to State Paupers, read third time and passed.
 Bill relative to levy of executions where towns are party. read third time and passed.
 Monsieur Tonson come again." in the shape of petitions of Webb Downes and others and of Simeon Hlnman and others with accompanying papers, which have been before the House almost every day during the session; House again for the fourth time, vo'ed to adhere to it's vote continuing the session of the General Assembly.
 ', Resolution appointing John (. Palmer and Isaac N Prlor Bank Commissioners, under the law of the present session passed.
 Bill relative to settlement of Estates read third time and passed
 Resolution, granting from the Treasury. the amount of expenses of sickness and funeral of Hon. IChabod Bulkley, read three times and passed.
 Resolution directing the Bank Commissioners to examine the accounts and inquire into the manage nlent of the School Fund, passed.
 Resolution that the lst Company Governors Foot Guards be annexed to the lst Regiment of Infantry, read; on motion of Mr. Terry the resolution was in definitely postponed.
 Bill authorizing license of theatrical and other ex- hibtions, read third time. MT. Curtis of Monroe nov ed its indefinite postponenent- prevailed.
 Resolution appointing Walter R. kibbe, Judge of Probate for district of, Son,ers came from Senate amended by substituting name of Orson Wood-IIouse concurred.
 Resolution appointing Chauncey F. Cleaveland, State Directors ofihe Windham Bank-passed.
 The com. on Banks on the bill repeating charter of Stamford Bank, made report showing numerous vo- latons of charter but adverse to passage of the b) with resolution removing and forever diequallfying rkt tno hn nf the tune when the charter is reported to have been violated from any participation in the direction of Report and resolutions laid the table. bill repeal the charter, called up by MT Phelps of Wood bury read and made the order of the day tomorrow The same con- on the bill repeating charter of New Haven City Bank, made report with resolutions re- moving and forever dsquafying the President of that institutions read and laid the table and made the special order at o'clock tomorrow. Adjourned.
 Friday, June9.
 Prayer by the Rev. Mir. Turnbull 4. Bill relative to assessment of Taxes from Sehate, <, Raymond and Lat ham.
 Resolution apPropriating money for repair ot State House in New Haven, from Senate, indefinitely post poned-Houee re-considered and cOncuTed.
 Bill relative to Deputy Sheriffs, from the Senate, read three times and passed.
 The com on Judicial expenses made report with bill for public regulating the fees of Shenffs and Jaors m certain cases, read three times and passed Resolution for com. to continue investigation this subject and report the next session. adopted and Messrs Barnard and w. w. Bnardman, appointed.
 Resolutions relative to the public and private acts of the General Assembly, reported by coni on that sub ject, read and adopted
 The com. on School Fund on petition ot Curtis Coe and others, reported unavoraby, with leave to with draw-report accepted. The com on Military Returns, reported bill am nexng the several regiments of Artillery to the line of Infantry, read third time and passed.
 The com. on State Prison, petition of Charles