Litchfield enquirer., 1841-05-20

make such loan and TO dspel oil DOUBT TINS reSO'"
"U NJ PheIus d Middstown, said that some nltera-
tons had been made in her school system by me Guy
of MIddletown, and that building to accSmnoua.o
the larger pupils was exceedingly wanteG' 70 coH
ne,S 'bs;r pr;iGnaI npemens. 1t the wish OF
MddleIOwn that this power should oe gIanVeu.
port accepted, resolution passed, Sno pe.'O En% =.
Resolved, that much OF the GoVerhOI sPecSL
relates TO agriculture be referred committee on tns1
subject.
Resolved, that the committee on judiciary be m
sructed inquire whether any alteration DC "eeo"
Remonstrance Of Simeon Arnold and others,
against the petition Of Amos Hnrbut. Referred 10
committee on new towns and probate dlsncts :,
Cen Phelp introduced a resolutions that no noNi-
dual who is stockholder in bank shall be eligible
10 the office Of state director in that bank.
Mr.. Bissell Of Norwalk, said that If he remembered
rightly, such law had been passed, and was now to
I've found in our statute book.
Cen Phelps observed that he was not aware OF the
existence Of such law, and at my rate no harm
could result. if such was the case from calling the at
tention Of the legislature 10 it, Resolution referred to
A resolution was introduced by Mr.. Bacon, that
committee Of three be oppointed %ith such as the
senate may join, TO examine the early records OF The
State and do what shall shall he necessary 10 pre-
serve them. Resolution passed.
Resolved that the joint committee on education ne
instructed to inquire.wheher any alteration is needed
in our school laws.
House adjourned till 9P. M.
House me, at two o'clock. The Speaker ANNOUNCE
ed the following committee. on petitions tor alteration
of tho constitution, the election laws--Messre.
Storrs Bradley. futile, Wilson, Backus Riggs, Ray
| mnnd, of New Canaan. and Br0wneU. 900
The committee on Judiciary reported a bill on the
petiOn Of T. Turner and others, tor an aReTaton OF
! the law respecting provisions.
Bill read once and past poned to second reading;
Petition Of Dr. Thomas Miner for paymcn. Of claim
against the State for medical services OF Reuben
Brewer for act TO prevent fishing in Kings Cove
of John Burke for commute ton Of punishment. Re-
ferred To joint select committee Of one from county
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against turnpike and toll bridge companies. Read
twice and referred to committee on Judiciary.
charter; Of Charles Sabine and others. to alter the
House adjourned Ill, ten o'clock on Wednesday.
Committee on Senatorial Districts B.sen Of Nor
walk, Smith Of Hartford. Stearns. Haleck. Kimberly,
Clark Of Oxford Foot, Stanton, Clark Of North St"n-
' 'eEG RscR"s B"e Rsse Of shar"n BALDWIN Of New.
Milford, Phelps Of MldIctown Buckley Of East Had
dam, Hyde and Clark Of Columbia;
Smith Of MonviIle, .seiieck, Fisher, Manchester,
Conn Comm;tlee on Publie Domoin-sm,h Of Sharon.
ley Of w indham, Red6ed, and Mnr'indae.
! Committee 7nrdfion-Rnvmond Of New.Ca-
naan. Whitman, Hne. Co Foster, Bloss, s,arkey,
joint Committee IN Insane Poor-Hon. Mr.. Wood
ward chairman; Nessrs. Brakeman, Wright: Fnotc.
Smith Of Montv;e, Gallup, Baldwin Of New-Miforss,
| layIOr ana
| Wednesday morning, 1fov 12.
! House assembled at 10 o'clock. Prayer by Rev.
| Peti,ions presented; of New-London Marine ard
Fire Insurance Co, for reduction OF capital of w.
R. West for compe nsaOn for arrestIng burglar, re-
ferreG; Of Charles os'Wck and others for removing
the seat Of Fairfield county to Bridgeport, re-
ferred special committee that subject; OF Amos
G.. Remnn and others for amending the constitution;
Of Elihn Morgan, for release from s'ae prisons OF N
Benedict and others TOR alteration of Medical laws;
r RI ola
services; Of Fdela Montague. for divorce Of Jo.
others for The release of David Mills from state prison;
ton turnpike Of Ahnb Smith and others, for alier-
alton of medical laws; Of jeremiah Parish and 9th.
Of Toland for incorporation VI Savings Bank a'
referred.
Resolution insrncting the 7rrasrrcr TO pay over to-
the several counties the balance OF an APPROXIMATION
made from the proceeds OF state PRISON. referred 10
committee on state prison.
| Report Of the committee on the judiciary. on the
hill Altering the attachment law 50 as to protect all
the creditors alike, presented.
Mr. Baldwin of the comnlit'cc remarked that the
proposition 10 alter the policy oi ,he state, which
had existed from the earliest times Our attachment
believed had the confidence ofthe people, and they
not prepared for so great change II docs not
propose to deprive the creditor Of the right OF attach
providing that the vgilan creditor who has called in
the aid Of tho law, shall alone reap tire fruits Of
labor The policy nf our law is that every creditor
|
about make a contract will exercise more caution
This s the foundation OF the attachment law IN New
England. The complaint is not that the law IS VI JUST
in s operations for the creditor does receive my
more than what is Justly his DUE but the vigiant
dtor renp. The fruits Of his superior diligence; II the
proposition is adopted the debtor still has the privi-
lege Of making assignment for the benefit At any
of his creditors the expense Of the rest BY the
ac of 1929 the debtor make an assignment, for
the benefit Of all the creditors and his estate he set
tied. by the Probate Court Another objection is that
growing ont Of our relations to the Y. Sntes. Our
process is the that Of the u. States courts;
change would give the foreigner the advantage over
the citizens Of this state. the general bankrupt law
now ag.ated should pass he thought the attachment
law might be eqnaized.
quality OF the attachment law had been subject Of
general complaint in his town. He had found some
difficulty in touching this subject. lie believed that
! some of the New. England states had modified their
attachment laws, but if the committee did deem
any alteration necessary, he had nothing say.
Resolution raising committee on -repgss -
Stale House, came from the Senate misunderstanding
concurred.
Bill in addition to on oct concerning the inspection
Of Provisions, read % time Postponed for Sd reading
Bill for act in addition TO an act relative u
aw ards Of Arbtrators-read third time and passed.
Mr. Smith Of Hartford, introduced a resolution ex-
tending the time FIVE years for the completion Of the
He rford and Springfield rail road-referred.
Report OF the Hartford County Court on the county
Petition Of inha banis Of Tolland. favorable to the
Hartford Bridge Company-referred TO committee on
judiciary.
Mr.. Childs 81 Woodstock, mooned tina: the reson.
tons pointing State Directors for the banks in this
city, he taken up.
Mr.. Phelps Of Middletown. said that the resolutions
laid upon the table. for the purpose Of procuring
information under certAin resolution, which passed