Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-11

DlStf1Ct-lalu over JOE tDItO te0ulnR.
The same committee reported as the mileage
ven, Of the town Of South Windsor, 43 miles to
New Haven and 70 Hartford.
The committee on the Judiciary, reported
against the bill empowering the Governor TO
commission Judges Of Probate during the recess
Of the General Assembly. Report accepted,
bill not passed.
The same committee reported in favor of
bill referred to them relative to summary pro-
cess for obtaining possession of lands with
amendments-as amended passed.
Adjourned to 9 o'clock Tomorrow morning.
REPORTED FOR THE NEW HAVEN MORN
ING COURIER
Friday Morning, June 5th.
The committee on divorces, on the petition
of Eunice Baily against Nathan Baily, for
divorce, reported resolution divorcing the
parties. The bill in form came from the
Senate rejected.
Mr.. Russell of New Haven, presented the
memorial of Charles ]. Allen and lis 9th
ers of New Haven, relative to that part of
the Governors Message which refers to the
use of the elective franchise between en-
ployers and employed. and asking the Gov
ernor to communicate what facts are in his
possession relative thereto. Mr., Russell ad-
vocated the petition in some very able 'e-
marks
Mr.. r. moved that the prayer of the pc
tition be granted.
Mr.. Boardman called for the yeas and
nays on the question; ordered.
Mr.. Burial said, that to call npon
the Governor for information in relation to
anv subject contained in his message was
without precedent.
Mr. Buell. of Waterbury, in answer 10 the
gentleman from Canaan, that to call upon
the Governor for information in relation to
matters contained in his message, was with
out precedent-said that in the state of New
York, when De Witt Clinton was Govern
or, he called the attention of the General
Assembly of that State to the practice OF
officers of the General Government interfer-
ing with the freedom Of electors, and the
Senate passed resolution calling upon the
Governor for any informatinn h" might pos
sess in relation to that part of his message,
and Gov. Clinton answered the resolution
by sending to the Senate message contain
ing the facts in his possession, on which ne
founded the charges. lie claimed that this
precedent was directly in point, and fully
warranted the course proposed TO be adopted
by the House.
Mr.. futile moved to lay the memorial on
the table.
Mr.. Boardman said, that as the motion
cut off all the debate, and was, in fact, re-
lection of the petition, he should, call
for the yeas and nays, when the motion
was put. Yeas and nays ordered; laid on
the table by vote of 100 TO lOl.
Resolution constituting Marlborough a
Probate District; passed.
Resolution appointing John G. Palmer,
Judge of the County Court for Middlesex
County. passed.
Resolution appointing John Bushnell,
John Markham, Jr., and Erhraim Pierson.
! County Commissioners for New London
County. Passed.
Resolution appointing the following Jud-
ges of Probate-passed.
Linus Coe, Middletown; Braddock Strong,
Chatham; Isaac Arnold, Haddam; William
Marsh, East Haddam Gurdon Smith, Say
brook; Ely A. Elliot, Killingwor,h.
Mr.. Beecher of Winchester, moved to
reconsider the vote laying upon the table
the memorial Of AeBdff f6s memo INC,
rial from N. London, in relation the charge
made by Mr.. Phelps about the "blue lights
in New London Harbor. Resolution pass
ed-Mr. Phelps alone voting in the mega
tive.
Saturday Morning June 6:
Resolution appointing Nathaniel Perry
Judge of Probate fer the district of New
Milford.
Mr.. Seymour moved TO erase, and in
sert the name Of Thomas B.Lacy.
Nj IN o< NJ
Perry united the feelings of the town
more than any other man. Mr.. Lacy
was not proper man he is a prac Using
physician, and not so well qualified as Mr..
Perry. There is remons,rance against
the appointment of Mr.. acy of more than
100 Democrats of the town. Our first
inquiry should be-is the man compe-
len;-second-does he unite the feelings
of the community The democrats OF
the town are divided-one half would
prefer some other man TO Mr. Lucy.
MIR. Seymour said il was only faction
that opposed the election of Mr.. Lacy.
Mr. Merwin did not thCk 100 freemen
made very small faction. Amend
ment ordered; Mr.. Lacy appointed.
Resolution passed appointing the foil.
owing Judges OF Proba,e-district of Ply.
mouth; Elisha johnson of Canaan, VIM
M. Burial Sharon, John G. Mitchell.
Resolution passed appointing Noyes
Darling Judge, and Messrs. James s.
Brooks, Samuel Wire and Loyal Todd,
commissioner for New Haven county.
Resolution introduced appointing E.
X. Foster Judge of probate for New Ha-
ven.
Mr.. futile moved to erase and insert
the name of Ezra Stiles.
Mr.. Hull moved to erase and insert the
name Of Robert H. Osborn-lost.
Mr.. Tuttle now moved to insert the
name of VIM B. Bristol carried.
Mr.. Burial moved to lay the whole on
the table. He did not know where, or
in what sort Of fix they were lost.
Resolution as amended, passed and
Mr.. Bristol appointed.
Resolution proposed appointing Nor.
ton ]. Buell. Judge Of Probate for Water
bury Mr.. Tutlle moved to erase and in.
sert that ofWillard Spencer. NJ. B GARD.
man opposed this change. MIR Buell. had
held the office, and performed it's duties
TO the great satisfaction of the neonla