Litchfield enquirer., 1840-06-18

cnOlce or hepreSentaflVeS OI SungreSS.
 " for the Registration Of names of Electors
 in addition to an act for assessment of taxes
 NEw-HAvEx, June g, lS40
 The Legislature of this state closed it's session about halEpast o'clock yesterday afternoon.
 This has emphatcalfy been a working session. A great amount of business has been transacted, and as whole, the session has been pleasant one. there having been great ebulon of bitter party feeling made upon MT. Baldwin, of New-Haven, by MT. Committee on Roads and Brdaes. Out of this affair orginated motion made ln the House by Mr BtId. sNsy tGl the eTplsGn of M Mills the reppr,er SCr the that hs renlnks were not reported accurately. MT: B read to the House from paper on which he said did say. both heard the original speech at the time, and noticed 1t particularly, well MT. B. on it's delivery. because his manner was peculiar, and is tone of voice and whole expression manifested to alF present that he was in great rage. The report pub sed in the Paaduin strictly correct, as far as It went; but it did not contain all the exceponabie expressions used by MT. B. At the close of MT. B. 2 remarks in the report of the Palladium the reporter made comment of his own respecting MT, !. s man ner When the question came up in the House. Mr. Bacon, MT. Wech and Mir. Baldwin, stated nnqnali- tiedly that they had particularly attended 10 MT Bs remarks when delivered, {one of them sitting within three feet of him that they had read them the next day in the Palladium and that they were correct.- No gentleman confirmed the statement Of MT. B. And n regard 70 he paper read by him as ihe spsrch he delivered, all the gentlemen above namcd said d's-
 
 which he actually delivered-and that little was the resemblance, shat they should have ina glned that it was intended for he same.
 MT. Welch said that the report published had. in his opinion, done complete justice 10 MT B only lt had omitted some very obnoxious xpressicns-t was no, high cnloxed enough" Ii was very evident to aIt wto heard MT. B. that he was so much excited ns nof to know precisely, what he did say. The res1h of the matter was, that on motion of Mr. Chapman, tt was laid on the table.
 On the Wyoming petition there was majority and minority report of the committee, which repore. with the petition, were continued 10 the next session ot Assembly. r.
 bill for public act fnr the benefit and improve ment Of the farming interest was passed by an al- most unanimous vote oi the House, having no refer ence to party lines It provides that every County, Agricultural Society, now incorporated, or which shall be incorporated, which shall raise as tax from it's own members, hv contributions, sum not less than $l0O, shall he entitled fo receive annually from the Treasury of tho state, sum equal to such tax, hut not to exceed $200 in any year. Every So- ciety which sha' receive such allowance. shall offer annuailv by way of premiums, the whole amount re. ceived from the siaie and equal amount raised by the society from its members.
 The report of the committee on the Ncw-Jersev question was presented on Saturday afternoon, and read, accompanied by resolution. MT. White pre- sen,ed minority report, which was also read Mir. Bacon, chairman of inc committee. made some re- commended by them. MT. J. w. White repRed. but from the tenor of his remarks it very difficult lo determine which report he intended to advocate- and one Of the members Of the House eaid in debaes that he was at great loss to know. The resolution was passed. and the majority report accepted. The speaker has presided remarkably well, and | believe to the entire satisfaction of the House. His courtesy and urbanity have been conspicuous upon all occasions and I believe no decision of his has been reversed by the House. He has showed him.- self to be familiar with its rules of proceeding and that he possessed he important tact of expeditng its business His selection of committees appears to he regarded as very malicious and in reference to his political opponents, many of them have acknowledg ed to me that he had been very liberal.
 One bill which passed the House on Saturday, the, object of which was to prevent the Warden of tho State Prison acting as Sub Treasurer far more than @9O0O was, in the Senate, continued to the next sion.
 The locofoco msmhers had sort of ioliicaton at the Qunnipiac House on Monday evening. ct which something stronger than hard cider" was drank at any rate so stimulating was the effect upon one of the COlehro0k members. to induce him t0 propose 10 Latham Hull and other gnitaries to drink the fol- lowing original toast ~ The cppOnenfs ef tke Admi- nistFafieR gnd cf MGafn sHna Barsa-AGay they be. aihered with aqua -fortir. and shaved with hand saw" Ahoeether this iolli6cation was good wind. ing up for the l0cos. and much 10 fhei taste. -zss kg ., HargfOrd Daily COagGat.
 STILL THEY CoME !-Samuel N Can't. Esq. Of Detroit an active and influential supporter of Jaekssn and Van Buren. has resigned ha place as Secpary of inc Van Buren (aneKn Cou,Fnittee and eounes et