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The question upon laying the bill, on the table wa,

'uNe'I, anu 'He nOUOn DaIeIy prevailed.
RrsoLuTioN FROM THE HousE f'os,poning the
election of U. s. Senator to monday next, at 3 o.
clock r. NJ.
! MIR. Noyes desired a reason for the change.
Mr. J. Morgan stated that Two or three attempts
had been madeby his Party 10 nominate candidate
but without success.
Mr. Reynolds desired short session, and as the
public business was DELAYED by the tendency Of this
election, he should vote against the resolution.
The resolution passed with but little opposition.
Butts FROM rnE House. To incorporate Bakers
field Academicnl institutions; referred 10 committee
on education, To alter The of Edgar Harrison;
referred TO judiciary committee. Relative to the dis
charge OF mortgages given by the Directors Of Banks;
referred To commute on Banks.
Bit iSTuopucED. BY Mr.. Briggs, authorizing the
State Auditor to allow or disaow and to eonaze the
accounts of the clerks Of the County and Supreme
Courts; referred to committee on Finance.
Senate adjourned.
! Ilorss Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Balou.
| Bills iSTnoDucEp-By Mr. Ruiton in addition
TO chap. 81, r. S. relating TO deposi,ions and witness
SOS, referred TO the Judiciary committee. BY Mr. KEEL
logg TO preserve fish in lake Boinbazne referred to
general committee. By Mr. Howard, in addition to
the mitia CLERKS Of companies to return no. of
men equipped to town clerks in June) referred to
committee of military affairs BY Mr. Rich Of Bird
port, relating 10 Bank, (nmendng section "a Of the
act of1Sl0) so To allow banks 10 keep deposits in
Boston or New York referred to committee on banks
BY Mr. Button in addition 10 CHIP 25 r. 5 referred
! to judiciary committee.
/ PETITIONS RErErnEp-Of Origen Smith and others.
!
on the license laws
! RnsoLurIoas-Bv Mr.. whittemore Of NJ. pos,pon-
ing the election of U. S. Senator 10 Monday next, 3
! P NJ; passed.
! ESdRossEp siiLs.-In addition to net of 1870 relat
ing 10 banks nrnvldng for relense of mort ec
10 incorporate Bakersfield Academca Institution %
alter the names of Edgnr Harrison; orally passed
! To pay Slas Barrett $50; opposed by Mcssrs Rice Of
s md Whiliemore Of NJ and suppo'te BY Messrs
Sioddard, Crowy, Howard, Aiken, Stacy. and Others
and passed, lI2 to 50.
mi .
the Decisions of the Supreme Court. when Mr. Porter
nominated Peter T Washburn Esq of Ludlow and
senator Richardson nominated Samuel B. Mat,ocks
! l;>q Of Danvlle. Peter It Wnshburn elected -
Wnshhnrn l!6 Maiiocks 10, Ornme Hutchinson s. r
| Hutchinson |.
RrroR1s OF coMmirrEns.-By committee IN banks
bill tn incorporate the Windsor Co Bank (,t Wood
stock) Mr. Tracy supported the bill briefly and it
was ordered to n 81 reading.
On motion of Mr. Stacy, the committee of elections
had leave to SIT during the session of the House.
Adjourned.
SexArr.-fmLs BY Mr. Woodbridge TO authorize
Ncrgennes To appoint n city attorney; referred TO !-
dietary committee From the House, 10 pay Silas
Barrett $50; referred TO committee Claims.
| REsoLuTIoN-By Mr. Camp, that so much If thu.
Governors message relates to the protection of
American labor and to the dsir ulion of the proceeds
Of the public lands, be referred select CO mitice
passed
The committee appointed by the Governor to devis
means for allevannG the condition of the ncurale
insane, submitted Their report 10 the Senate The re-
port was read, and referred 10 select committee.
The Char announced the appointment of Messrs
Camp Reynolds, and Hubbard, as The select commit.
tee required by the 9Th joint rule Adjourned.
HorsE.-REpcRrs or ComM,1rEss--Bv judiciary
committee, against petition of Joel Hammond and
Others, and they had leave 10 withdraw. BY commit.
tee on roads, against the petition of Mr. Steel and
others, and was dismissed. BY judiciary commit
tee, bill in relation to appeals from Of probate,
and decisions OF commissioners and il was ordered to
l,trI ,t,t,., ala
corning dispositions and witnesses, and ordered
10 third reading; ngalnst the petition Of Martha
Wells and she had leave to Withdraw her pc ilion.
REsoLrTi"Ss.-By Mr. Hammond. directing the in.
dietary committee TO uqure into the expcdiencv OF
continuing the charter of the Bank of Windsor in force
81 fl, as 10 enable it to close its business passed.
r Bv MIR Warner directing the same committee TO IN
qne into the expediency of altering the present law
on capitol punishment; passed. BY Mr. Harlon. in
strucng the committee on military affairs 10 inquire
into the expectancy Establishing all service ofhe en-.
rolled militia; passed BY Mr. Burbank, insrruc,na
Judiciary committee inquire into the cxprdiency of
altering the laws relating to the liabilities OF towns
and town olicers passed. By Mr. Whtcmore of VI,
10 adjourn the legislature Friday morning next. G
o'clock; laid on the table. Ry Mr. Warner directing
the COMMITTEE the Grand List 10 sc. the real estate
of dllehry in The list returned by the listers this
year; passed. Bv Mr. Baldwin COT the appointment OF
committee to make up dnhsniures; passed.
Bills ISTRoDrcEp.-By Mr. Rice of s relating IN
pre'ers, (rcpcallng all laws this snhieci0 referred
10 committee IN ways and mems; hy the same, re.
|a'nc 10 licenses TO sell liquors (epenlnc all laws on
that sI ec) referred 10 select committee on that sub
lcct.
PETITIONS RErERrED OF Amos Wilkins 10 com.
mlttee of WAYS ami mems; Of VIM Lockwood and
others. 10 select committee on licenses; Of Lewis
Tucker and others. read. on motion of Mr. Mnrsion,
and referred to the committee of cains of WIN Perry
and Others 10 committee roads,
On motion Of MI Buck, the report Of the bank COM
= missioner was referred TO the committee banks
the report of the directors of the Insane Asylum to the
ID. ~
the directors Of the State Prison, 10 the committee on
the state prison.
On motion of Mr. Kilder the report of the Quarter
Master General was referred TO the committee of WAYS
and means. Adjourned.
SATURDAY, Oct. 10.
SESArE.-Praver bv the chnpain
Bills airoduced. BY Mr. Briggs to amend act in
cooperating The Chnmpain and Connecticut River
Rail Road Company; referred To committee on Roads
and Canals BY Mr. Briggs, that in any action brought
on section 20 of chapter IS Of r. s. all pet sons beng
parties. or prvy 10 such fraudulent and deceirul
veyances, may he joined as party d,fendents; refer.
red TO the ludlrary committee
Reso'uiions-By Mr. Briggs, that the Goverdor be
requested 10 appoint persons 10 make dge, ted
Index OF all such portions OF the R. s. passed in 1895
as have been repenled or altered and all public acis
Tins state passed since said revision, with the public
laws passed at this session advocated by Messrs
briggs, Camp and Cnhoon, and passed unanimously
by Mir Camp that the committee on Elections he in
slrucied TO inquire INTO The expeency Of providing BY
, plurality shall he Efficient 10 constitute an election
Mr. Camp remarked that the practical operation o
, the present law was such frequently t., ennbe M
insignificant minority 10 deprive town oft consri
iu"na privilege of representation. This was unrea
J sonnble and ought to be rrmeded if possible.
Mr. Richardson hoped that the committee wonld no
be confined 10 he confederation Of the particular rem
sdy nnned in the resolution, but he at liberty 10 re-
. port any measure designed to ohviare the evil. Fl,
moved that the resolution he laid the tablet carried
The Senate went into joint assembly.
On lis return, the committee e1rcaiion to whom
was referred the resolutions directing Them 10 nqur
INTO the expedlenry Of repeating portion Of Sec IS
chap Is, OF X s. reported the nexpedency OF iurthe
legislation on the subject.
e BHs-Fronl the House, TO incorporate Win1so
/. County Bank-rcferrcd 10 committee on Banks. NJ
Y Briggs reported from the judiciary committee, III
House bill relating 10 the Judiciary, (squalifyne III
Judge who presided Mt the nis prius trnl from siin
: upon the same case on apnen) with their opinion
= ought not 10 pass. Mr. Briggs briefly explained tn
= views which influenced the committee and the bill
was ordered Ia lie upon the table.
= The Chair announced the select committee upon s
much of The Governors message reInrcs To the Pro