Litchfield enquirer., 1838-06-07

lnas the sevetel toWnn are competent to make al ne
cs.sary proviacns. RepOr! accepted.
Same committee, on sundry petitions praying for
bounty Whgat raised in this State reported favor
ably. with bill allowing bounty of ten cents bush
81 tor any quantity not exceeding fifty bushels. Bill
Adjourned TO o'clock Monday morning.
Monday, May 2s-MOrniag.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Ludlow.
Committee on Claims, on the petition Of Whiting
Il Kinney, for remuneration for expense incurred in
pursuit OF felon, reported that the petitioner have
cave to withdraw his petition. Leave granted.
Bill authorizing the distribution Of arms belonging
10 the State Read first time and referred to commit
tee on Military Affairs.
Bill forming and conducting the military force
Read first and second time and referred to committee
On motion Of Mr. Sherman, the house took up the
County Court. Mr.. s. moved an amendment pro-
vdng that in case Of vacancy in the office Of Judge,
BY sickness or disqualification, the Clerk Of the Court,
ing County, who shall exercise the duties thereof
Mr. sherman thought this would obviate all constitu-
MI selden offered resolution that the bill be pub
!Ished with the laws and continued to next session.
He thought this great innovation upon our judi
cial system, and that tshoud 60 before the people
Mr.. cleveland moved TO postpone the further con-
slderation Of the bill and resolution till afternoon-car-
RED
Committee appointed 10 inquire into the annual ex-
pendltures OF the different departments Of the State
government since the year 1880, made their report.
men have been constantly increasing in every branch
tor the last ten years. but particularly in the year,
1895 and 1887, when the increase was enormous and
in the ast year, nearly 1860 dollars. The commit.
tee state that the result OF their examination has led
them t9 the conclusion that corruption has pervaded
every department Of the Government-that the most
nagrane abuses have been permitted under the head
Of contingent expenses, and in the debenture bills Of
the Legislature Of 1896 and le37-and that the gross
amount Of increase in expenses is more than twenty
nosD largely IN de6f and e Tfeasury bankrupt! Re.
port read and laid on the table
Bill to encourage the growth Of wheat in this State,
for any quantity raised By him no. exceeding fifty
bushels MIR. Hasoy said that 5000 600 was annually
paid BY the citizens Of the State for the single article
Of hour-it had been thought good policy BY many to
This bill created considerable discussion. Mr.. Sher-
man thought il was unphilosophica and inexpedient
The effect Of this bill he said was induce farmers
were unprosa6ls. Mr. 3. examined It length s The
political economy Of this bill, making conclusive
argument against il. Mr.. Backus supported the BILL
OF G Ct MAINE OF ;
Sedgwick followed in opposition, and Messrs: Town
send and Rackus in favor, when the question was
taken and the bill lost.
Lewis and Of Gen. Edward A. Phelps and Others for
an alteration Of the militia laws reported that the Pc
tltioners have leave to withdraw their petitions
Co,sn;,,.e an .rd r,;I,,. -, ~. n..;,;. or
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law passed last session regulating the toll on stage
coaches on turnpike roads, reported favorably with
Of last session rronossJ - hs ransaiad nrovdaS
that at all toll gates where the rate Is not prescribed
BY ths charter Of the company the toll stage coach
snnnor,.J IL Iii Th.v ,horS, ~ Snu ry' %
roa bv saSs coaches ysore3 ,bnt shsy sSod nav
h;ghsr reso ~ rnil ~" J; ..'.s ny .
cave S,,orv ~ he nos.sgs ~ W. XII ., sha
- xase " !1e Passafo - ~ uM E. .Lo
at session. which no sad went through BY hp m
lsfin fojlo~ed m snm" lano,b IL onnos;,;op AVA
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1nGnS % me egsGt9ie foE acts o. Incorporation
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~nlcn s9cn pennon e rstlrnanIs. Read nrss ala
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Bill reported by the committee on the assessneu,
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Ce91mtee on new towns ana rrooate GstLG!s TO
2orsa resolnslon constituting the Town OF hedding
District. fasscd.
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