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

taken up. Mr. COpp opposed the bin. as be consid.
cred j. giving these corporations banking privileees
against Il, in the case of the HOusatOnic Railroad,
and now be felt il his duty to oppose the principle
publicly. Besides the Norwich Railroad was cOnsid-
sraSy sneu%bersd aesdy Ti. SeDt and %C1sS ;v
bang Bank was chartered with view 70 assist this
railToad The appointment Of commissioners to 50:
psrnsId Tie Issue Of The notes be consdsSsa s
no manner Of security 70 the pu6ic. a. they were GO
Morally under the influence. Of the Banks. If the
eO%pGny gEosper and Do vel they will have power
ed would control our elections. II we 60 ON with
these gresnss instead of getting into new world and
to Christopher Columbus we shall be more likely to
get into some such place as Symes' Hollow, where
we cannot get out again.
Mr. Foster replied stating that he supposed most Of
the gentleman's arguments had been thoroughly en-
| eweIed by other gentlemen: in the discussion upon
new privileges by this act-they now have power TO
issue their notes. but this law limits the amount Of
| the notes. and pledges the c0mpany's properly for
espr poea SesSss ne oe
bersd, that Is fully provided se.insi the bi . i
s SGy eoO 9
no reason. since had been granted to the other com
pony, why ii should not be to this, :,
proceeded to the order Of the day, being tho election
5ssss g 'HRs Clark ss sA Uoa s."s
'''' '''' ' Roger NJ: Sherman. lo1
| Samuel lngham. "
YIN; W. Ellsworth Ion
So Hon. RoeER NJ. SHERMAN was declared elected.
| Mr.. Trumbull introduced resolution allowing :he
divorce committee to cit upon the application Of Mrs
Jarvis after the legislature rises and 70 report to The
next Assembly. II was laid on the table. :.
c1saesOvA nsrafv TuhVN
County Court for Middlesex Co. taken up. Mr.. Hig.
gins moved to amend by substituting the name OF
Ely Warner lie stated that ~ Ms; Warner had ben M
hoped he MIGHT be appointed Dr: Woodwerd opps-
y M :. Ss se
corded with the wishes Of the people in that county
Mr. Smith moved that the question be taken BY yeas
end nays. which were ordered or Mr.: Waldo strongly
Messrs: Clark and Higgins said that Mr.; Warner
was well known 70 be the hest qualified for .hS Office.
tleman from Toland rather inconsistent, when II was
considered TINT we had just made an appointment Of
vastly more importance Judge Of the supreme
Court, and although BY common consent, the person
who had been elected. was acknowledged TO- be by
far the best qualified, yet the members Of the minority
bad chosen e vote for one Ct their own Party ,S M
Of the Supreme Court were aI Of one party Z was
thought proper that something more OF an equilibrium
Of parties ought to Be SLOWED there Alter some re-;
led. Dr.. woodward asked for the yeas and nays on
THE which ordered, and decided in the negative
! The question then REQUIRED on the amendment. and
DR.. Woodward remarked at some length upon the
Comparative qualifications Of the two canddates;-:-
each #
course viii not be willing to acknowledge their own
inferior to their opponent. and he did not think
right to indulge IN anpeTsiOnN and charges from one
fp Ma naIAn when
\ had no opportunity TO speak for themselves. Tho
discussion was farther continued by Messra 1r;n'-
| bull, CopD Arnold. Clarke. Higgins, Scche!d Johr.
son and Shipman and the question then taken upon
yeas Ga nays 90. Tho rrsolation was then passed.
ar Resolution sppon:inr 4. K. wieh,man Judge Of
probate for district OF Middetown. laid on the table
Committee on internal improvements IMPORTED that
Haven. he continued 10 next session. Accep'ed.
Judiciary Committee reported bill relating taahe
| support Of State rnupcrs Read twice.
petition Of Hartford and New Haven Railroad Com
panv, resolutions in alteration OF their charter .o-
ing them to CHANGE pars q The route u should BE-
Committee on Hanks reported IN petition 81 A.
Fenner and others. resolution incorporating the
Plan6eld Savinga Bank Passed.
bin regulating ices Of such conrts Read once.
Committee on taxes reported Bill IN relation to
assessments. Read once.
O0nmttttG
ported resolution allowing approximation for his
benefit from the funds designated for the education
Of the blind. Read twice.
Adjourned to 10 A. M. tomorrow.
THURSDAY MoRmNe, May 30
Resolutions passed appointing Judges of Probate as
follows. For District Of Eine.or. Asa Wiley STAFF
sss Water kSs: asSsa. xSnr
Hendee.
Resolution passed appointing Elisha s,earn.. Judge
Resolution appointing John s,ewar. Judge Of Mid
dlesex County Court. Teconsidered On motion Of Mr.
Waldo, il was laid on the table for the present.
con,essing his seat referred to committee on claims.
Sch Terry d::. f s,;iSrd 1S..Ph W?Tsh
worth, Har,land Tracy Peck. Bristol; VIM, Dixon.
Enfield John O. Pettibcns, Simsbury; Eeber Cowles.
Farmington; Stephen Walklsy. Sou,hingtcn; T. ).
Luther Loomis, Sufield. ,r.
Resolution fcr amending the constitution. giving the
election Of Judges Of Probate. and Justices Of the
Bill Iseuasns votes for State Senator. for town Of
Committee on Claims reported in favor Of claim Of
Samuel Beardeiey: Resolution read once.
Resolution allowing petition Of George L. Watrous.
Act regulating fees Of Probate Courts read ID time
MI. Copp moved it's indefinite posiponement. Mo-
ton nseatived, bin read third time and passed:
Resolution appolang !sdES Ct Middlsssx County
eral members who voted yesterday, had since said
they were misiniomed 70 the question, and wished
il reconeidered. @s8 EFHS
MI. Wsido said he wished 10 hear from the mem.
hers themselves their reasons er changing their votes
Mr. Rrownei stated that he % well as some other
members, were compelled TO DO absent On Q commit.
Copeland said few words. giving his reasons FOE
fsing to vote yesterday. The House by ordering the
previous question: had denied him the privilege Of CIV
dated he rule ofshe House and refsed 70 vote Al All
Mr.. Waldo asked the yeas and nays on the motion loE
Reconsideration, which were ordered.
Much desuliOsy. Discussion then ensued, in tho
course Of which Mr. Brooks said that he felt eonsci,
eDtousy bound 70 vote for the nomination Of the
" meeinR unless another man YVES presented better