Litchfield enquirer., 1844-05-30

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Resolution pfdpusing an amendment 10 the en-.
stitution dzts1d IS che right Cfsu heipg She.
same in efeetas that which came rom last slions
'i NJ Minor noss j III / .. ts ale. Il oss
to enable him to o1sr one q similar character -
7 M. Brooks offered 4 bill regulating the manner
fganting licenses to selI spFituous liquors; read
twice and referred ~ the COMMITTEES On that sub"
jet.
amendment to the consultation, granting the cleo
tive ffanchiz1 to every white male citizen of 81
years Of age, who shalt have resided ID the State
one year, and months in the town whefohe oliers
to vote laid upon the table On motion o. MT. DIX
on. for the purpose 81 Tesuning the confederation
ofthe Registry Act. 17h 4''s 's'4 H2 sG q shse1'
Mr.. Dixon called for the yeas and nays On the q.
nal passage IL The bill-ctdefel. Rule dispensed
with and the bill passed 70 its third reading. 9 Ea
On the final question shall the bill pass, the vote
stood, yeas e1-nays ~. Sol the bill passed f5&
Resolution instructing the joint standing commit
tee on banks to inquire whether the Hartford and
City Banks have paid their propdtion Of the seEyi-
ces Of bank commissioners in the years 1885, 49,
40. and Al, with power to send for persons and
papers. 81 s. fR2a 1'af l'as.*92 " " s.s!{
MI. Foster wished 70 know who waslthe father
Of the resolution and his reason for introducing IT,
Mr.. Burnham said that he offered the resolution
himself His reasons were that he understood that
those banks had not paid their proportion o. the
expense. t}s.'e sj3Sl n lss 45So1H 'nt i}'i5,3
Mr. Dixon opposed the resolution. "a u rov' f.
Mr.. Palmer advocated 1t. ~ sfl y 4s91as sii
Mr.. Dixon replied that the Bank Commissions
did not know whether these banks had paid o. not;
that the mere passage Of the resolution would cast
an imputation upon them, which ought mot to be
done on vague suspicion. " tisu t32. 3g ~. ~
Mr.. Brooks said thaa in his opinion che services
Of the bank commissioners had not NeenwOrth one
cent to the State since their appointment, and If
the banks could aealy AVOID p'yang sae ns ~as
Mr.. Foster moved TO lay the resolution en ths
table. isA ~ WI" ne 4.a: s1i3L 9.o4iF i'n
M. Burnhan, consented. and the resolution was
laid on the table. n: n II aa} ssi'!W ifas "
e"sc NH B Sassyaay. Ncr,sissg SEay 25.
Report of committee on the petition Of Curtiss A
Stoddard for restoration to forfeited rights with
resolution granting the prayer Of petitioner Feao-
luton passed, and report accepted
Report OF committee on Insane poor, read. The
report is accompanied by resolutions, authorizing
the Governor a. Commissioners, 70 apply 5000 an
nually tor years, for the support Of the Insane
pocr, On motion Of Mr.. Stuart, laid on the table
and 800 copies ordered to be printed. 49,
Resolution that Leman Church and Charles H.
Pond be appointed the commissioners on the Hou.
satonc Rail Road for the year ensuing; referred 20
committees ON rail roads. ses
BIN for ! public act repeating an net concerning
Common Schools passed in 1S42; read twice ana
referred TO committee on education.
Bill for public act in alteration Of, and addi-
ton to anact passed IN lsss, 10 relation 70 Guar
dams and Miners resnmed. This bin provides
that the Guardian shall be called to account BY the
Judge Of Probate annually, only when the amount
Of property owned by the ward shall exceed $5OOS