Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-16

afternoon.
, Resolution directing copy Of the private laws OF
this state to be distributed to each school society
passed.
Bill relating to attachments by boards Of relief; pas
Bill appointing Justices Of the Peace for Ltch6eld,
came from the Senate amended House concurred,
and bill passed.
Resolution appointing Frederick Kellogg, Russell
G. Abernehy and Oliver w. Pickett, county COM
missioners for Litchfed'county passed.
Bill for an act providing that Clerks Of County
Courts shall be cler ks Of the superior and supreme
courts; read tree times and passed-Io2 to 80.
House resumed the consideration of the act rela'
ting to commtn schools. This bill repeats the pre-.
sent law proyling board of commissioners of COM
mon Schools-aboishes the pay OF 81 per day to
school visitors it also does away with union districts
&c. Adj.
House cameto order at 7 ~ o'clock.
Bill relatingto repeal Of school law laid on table.
Bill reatingto courts read ;hird time and passed.
Bill concerning the supreme court OF errors read
third time andpassed.
Res. to distribute the arms Of the states passed.
B! to tax tie property of Yale College; rejected
Bill providing that the commissioner Of the school
fund may administer oaths passed.
Resolution appropratng $1,000 year for the sup
port OF The ins;ne poor; passed
Bill relating to the employment Of children in fac
tories; read twice, amended and laid on the table.
House adj. ut 10 o'clock.
Thursday Morning, jane 9.
Mr. Peck Of N. Haven introduced bill for pub.
lie act providing that when any person found guilty
of murder petitions 70. combination of punishment,
it shall be the duty of the State Attorney to appear
and summon witnesses to show cause why the petit
ton should not be granted passed.
Res appointing Calvin Day state director Of the
Hartford Bank for the year ensuing passed.
Bill providing that the electors of each town may
appoint public weighers passed.
Com. on Judiciary reported against the bill to d.
accepted, and BILL after third reading, negatived
The CON- on Debenure reported a resolution fix
ing the number Of days Of this session at 80 passed
Resolution to print the journal Of the Houses car
The eternal Bank Bill which, according to Mr..
Palmer, had every good thing but the second section
amended away in the house, and which passed SO
amended, was returned from the Senate with various
further amendments The principal ones of these
were the additional sections the first providing that
any five stockholders owning less than 100 shares
OF stock, shall be authorized to examine the books
and expenditures Of the bank that the stockholders
are authorized to adopt rules and regulations restrain
ing and directing the action of the officers of the
bank, and the second, providing no bank commits
soner snail owe or be indebted to any bank in this
state, in any manner, and that no officer Of bank
shall be bank commissioner.
Mr.. Scofeld moved the indefinite postponement of
the bill as the only means of quoting the muss mo.
ton to postpone lost; and the house concurred with
the Senate in the foregoing amendments
Several other amendments were made and deba.
ted upon, but were however rejected
mr.. Palmer, moved the pre- yous question, and the
Res. appointing VIM. M. Burial Judge Of the coun.
ty court for the county of Litchfeld; passed.
Adjourned.
The House resumed the consideration OF the school
bill, and after few remarks by Mr.. Niles, Mr. J. C.
Smith moved the previous question, which motion
prevailed.
Mr.. H. Peck moved the yeas and nays. Yeas and
nays ordered, yeas l0l, nays SO.
Bill repeating all laws regulating the sale of sprit
uous liquors, came frem the Senate amended, excep-
and the sale, to be drank on the premises, Of spruous
liquors, ale, porter, wine, and methegn The House
struck out the words ae porter cider netheglin, and
the bill as amended passed.
Bill repeating the 9th section of the Medical Law
read third time and passed
Bill requiring town clerks to record all deeds, &c.
within thirty days after the same shall have been
ieis tor record under penalty Of seven dollars for
Bill relating to children employed in manufactures
read third time and passed
Bill to abolish imprisonment for debt except in ca.
ses Of fraudulent Withholding concealng and. obtain
ing and conveying away property, read three times,
This bill came from The Senate passed by vote of
1906
Smith and McCurdy, Mr.. l. Hommedieu moved the
previous question.
Mr. Perkins called for the yeas and nays on the mo-
ton which were odered and taken with the following
ordered to be put, and the vote being taken there np
peared yeas lO3, nays 49,
Committee on Divorces reported a resolution diyor.
cling James Burgess from Betsy Burgess, of Sharon.
Resolution passed.
Resolution appointing James N. Palmer Surveyor
General of the State, passed.
Report Of Committee on the School Fund read and
and accepted.
Committee on Taxation reported bili, which they
recommend to have printed with the laws, and con-
tinued to next session. Bill continued.
Resolution appointing Messrs. Osborne & Baldwin,
State printers for theyear ensuing, passed.
Resolution diStrlctng the State into four or five dis
tricts which passed the House, came from the SEN
ate indefinitely postponed. House concurred
Bill relating to Pedars, read three times and passed
Resolution condemning the Bankrupt Law and ex-
ed, passed. Adj.
Friday Morning, June 10.
Resolutions asserting the right, necessity and duty
Of Congress to estabsh Tariff of discriminating and
protective duties, and instructng our Senators and
Representatives in Congress to vote for such Tariff,
read.
Mr. J. c. Smith addressed the House with phili-
pic against the w hgparty, and concluded by moving
the previous question
The question being now taken on the adoption of
the resolutions, there aPpeared-Yeas ll2-Nays a.
The Speaker having left the Chair, resolution was
offered returning thanks for the abe faithful and dig
nfed manner in which he had presided over the de-
hberations Of the House.
Tho Speaker having returned to the Chair, the
above vote was communicated TO him by Mr.. Perkins,
when he arose and addressed the House as follows
GENTLEMEN: 1t becomes me on this occa-
sion, to acknowledge with gratitude the kind
ness that you have at all times manifested to-
wards me, during the present session Of this
Assembly. Your Qentlemanly department,
your tor6earance, your regard for order,your
disposition, amid the discharge of all the va.
ried duties of the Clair, to render me every
assistance in your power, have deeply i'm.
pressed my mind wth sense Of obligation,