Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-06-06

cssdcaly upon The policy of demanding he yeas and
hs Ssbs.s va eoSnSsd 81 .as waldo te.
gins. Oiney, Woodward, CLARK, Arnold and ShailsF.
and The question being taken, the amendment pass
AlTEaNOOx House met At o'clock
and after few remarks from Mr. ChidsOy, postponed
COmmistes on Claims reported resolution allowing
claim Of Joseph Darling, with some amendments, sim
ply authorizing the comptroller to settle Mr.. Darings
Act relatng 70 assessment Of taxes, read second
time. This bill provides that all property, real aud
personal, shall Be set in the list at SpeT cent.
ell and johnson, Of WallingfoId, opposed the BILL
Mesars Brooks. Ellsworth and Copeland advocated it.
MIR. Dyer spoke earnestly in favor Of some alteration
this bill might be Objectionable. Mr.. Foster support
adlhe BILL 20 far tended TO equalze the system Of
taxation long disSpsslOn occurred upon al amend
ninee. - :. =
Committee on Claims reported resolution allowing
expenses Of Isaac Williams, I'd, in defending his seat
Resolution instrucdng Judiciary committee to in
Quire whether any alteration ID expedient in the
geGizaton OF the Legislature at the commencement
Committee on Military Returns reported further
confirming election Of military officers
Bill concerning fees Of clerks OF county and superb
o. courts, taken up an amendment adopted and bill
Resolution appointing Leman Church and Henry
~ ~ y, IssIv n"sseJ N'S ''" w."
Committee on Claims, reported resolution allow.
ing David R. Williams his expenses in cOntessing his
Resolution passed for the appointment Of committee
70 inquire when the Legislature can finish its business
and adjourn. MessEs. Dutton, Curtis and Waldo ap-
Resolution restoring Timothy Stanley to certain
Gomm;f,ee on Gains repoTted resolution allowing
p.ssS N ysn,,,s "a aga;ns, claim III Zshnion Hale
Ac.en,.d n m fsvor II rssolnon allow;n0 exnen.
as N Richard H;ne' ResoIn,;on passeS apno;nt,nr
Jndoss Al Probate NJ follows D;ssrct Of VorntowR.
Harvav CsmnbeiI. rMr Kinney moved to amend
~ hy s,Ss,;ss;no ;nnsy Calm M Over onno.
VIZ; ~ M W;nnay mnvs3 ,ha yeas and nays. wbIch
.ers ordsrsd ana ,be smenSSent rs;sctsdEye~s ID
S"vs isS Il bisrcs Of Canter6ury. Chester Eyon. 80
a a,,9rd O hc.;sg =, prcSssa pp.ocI ~ Ha.
Eel h,;Sus resoIm,o1 spthor;en~ the neccassrv
~.amrss f3r that ob;sct provided h he adop,ed by
NJ Es ~ r".sJ - .,.s. hi. ,.,,.r ,e.,,c,;or
-. Na hsleved The c;,zans ~ HarfSor1 ocSs r. IL ut
lowed re 90 her BUSINESS BY majority
Nv H.; ~ ro,s- E.S hen a;vsn ~ New Haven in
s am .'s ca rS"'' ''"~ '~~- 500 :" 80
sn n.y. a,so, said ,hera w.s difference in the two
as the % ~ ard se came ns ' nnSs1
larger PROPORTION q me Sisxsms an" es ons unoSf
cons ss;aosna sCJ ssc.,;on nossksS
Act fslat1e . the inspss,iOn q -four. 6erhdding
~: e.aoE II SrSo' '~'A'' Ns' ''''~ " S''
'' Comm,ee on Roads and Bridges repor,ed aeaius.
A ,Eo,1 Lax, Co. b.
q ru VA e., an% IL. ,.,or "nj
~ ~ rs,;,;c r.,,o ~ - .s;ac,.
sg0AIp a,;,;n~ rran,s ps"''o"' was
same SSmm.es seppf@;sa resOn' %i reRea4 rg
P"s.sS " -N " T~S wv
Com. IN resolutions of Ohio relating to Maine
d;a ~ % Hose 9,
morn;ne. 'p''N ''"sN y ~'''"
"'''"'"s' F.,pAv MoRr,ro. NAV 81.
n...J Mae -. :; = ..,;, ~ schci Soc;ess e.
rrpvS;nc "a, ca"ses whers ra,irnS are NOT made bv
soc;.es h sesson 10 a. = their nronor,ion of Scboo
socns" ~ ,,co "''' " 'S"''
All .rro;r,;ns Ins,;c.. e., ,,.,d ror,,v ,.l.,
nm M Wsae moreS 70 ~ IA IN name ~ ZOO.
long. Motion lost. and bill passed 3D. ''~'''' = ~
ncernnr $1,000 Tbe an cona;ns a. ssc,on.
akinr m,snv asras ~ and ne nrovisons
IN our school laws. The 6 wss read twice. and Mr..
n..rasS 1870 ~ ... ,nch - ~risns. &c ~
;is vsr;ons nroys;ons S'egss,;ens mi nearEs were
made bv several Seniema. md he lin vas nos,por
ed un,il tomorrow mornine
Com. on Judiciary reported bill relating to sala.
rics and fees. Recommended by Com on judicial en-.
penses. with seyeral amendmsnts which were min
epally adopted BY the House. and the bill postponed
Resolution nrpropriatine 5000 f,r the Wyoming
Monument. read second time. M. Foster sdlressed
was aware that an approximation Of this character
niaht be objected to, ae benc moi exaev within The
proper province Of he Legislature, but he hoped to be
able to show that il was an appropriation which jus
tice demanded at our hands He then briefly recount.
ed Inc hstorv Of the WYOMING setfemen,' hrmeriv 4
vsrt II he Sac Of which bv M orcin.
81 srsnt exisndeS To ths Pacific oce"nl s snoke of
she Sssskine up Of he settlement bv The hostility Of
she Srisrs ~ rs,.si.,,sn, nj ~ s.";.a,;cr ~
shs ion ~ Was,morsjanS r T 1,1 a., 49, X "" IN.
c"rno.n saS = rar n ;.cHFeM .or,v md ami ~.
"a INA General IsssS,hv ~ ,hs State
II he sroons ls,sn;sSsd ~ ,hss sn 4; he reyolmon-
srv wsr. sh;sh Srmed nor,;o,s e H. law II Ton.
nec,eui' In INV. WA wh;Is an 81 mar man Seno
anoxf he vyhole defence ~ IN, torvn veys nhsent
fighting the battles Of their country. descent was
made upon tfis 6eantifni town ~ laroe S,rce Of
British and i0aians md masaecre 10 horr;he far
detail eneued--wOrnen and chllren vifhomt nTercv
and vi,ho,,s d;s,;nc,nr fslI n.y., - az s'"hs ~