Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-05

pfeS1ueO over SnSIT OeIjDet3UOOS. Mf. .
took great pleasure in doirg this. concur.
ring as he did in the sentiments of .he res
OlotloD, applyu g 10 one for whom he had
high personal regard.
sPEAKER's REPLY.
Gentlemen II was called TO this pos.
undeG circumstances the most trying ;wIth
painful apprehensiOnS. that through want
Of experience should Rol be able to sustain
myself accePtably.
Deeply. thereto e, do I feel the force of
the resolution you have adopted, the pur~
port of which has been so kindly announce
Ell ~ me, BY one for whom I emlcriain the
highe>, regard. Your approval vi the man
ner in whsch have discharged my duties,
demands and receives my cordial ackknowl.
Judgments, and most hearty thanks. The
senllrmanly fOrhearance and courtesy you
nave invariab y exercised towards me. IN
overlooking my want Of tact and skill in the
despatch of business, fills my heart with the
profound. 81 gratitude. II gives me much
pleasure aIs'', 10 be permilled to testify 70
the cOuI leous manner In which you, gen.
tlemeI. have met one another in the con-
flicl OF debate. / I'm very sure that no
personal hostility or bitterness Of feeling
mas been engenLCred, while we have been
,ugelher. On the other hand. attachments
have heen fu med, such a. am confident
will last while life endures.
The business of the session is now about
TO terminate. A, we look back from our
re iIement. on The work we have accom-
pli>hed, may we find our labnrs have bern
such as shall bless our Stale-prrveDt
clime-reclaim the erring-instruct The ig>
poranI-eleva,e the dOwn>,rodden and op
pressed, and hasten, the world over, the
healtf Il TecOgnitinn Of the universal
or.,theTh0Cd of man.
In conclusion. gentlemen, bid you good
bye. and nay the God Of our fathers con-
tinue His kind care over Us. while we re-
main Om earth: and while the battle at
life" lasts. may We manfn'iy engage in the
conflict, and at laSI come of cOnquerOrs,
and more than c"nquerOIs. by having
prough, owvsr,vrs into subsection TO Him.
whose right il is 10 reign G"d over all.
REsrGSAruln OF Mr.. BRERs.-Hon. Seth
%. Beers seat in his resignation ~ Com
missioner OF the School Fund, to take effect
on he LIST Of DecemHer next. 1t was sub.
mi,,ed by Mr.. BoaIdman who also offe ed
two resolul;Ons-lsi. rendering the thanks
nc the people of this STATE Ia Mr. Beers tor
the able snd satisfactory manner in which
he has discharged the dulIes Of his office.
and expressing the wishes Of this Ge"e 81
Assembly fur his future happi"es. Second.
that the resig ZION be accepted. The res
Olusiuns were carried unanimously.
Al 10 l-2o'cloct, A. M. the House ap-
pointed MesSrs. Smith and Seymour. to
wait upon the SeRaie, aud iniiHm them
.hat the House were ready TO receive them
in Joint Convention. Seoate Immediately
joined the House IN Convention. Hon. Mr.
Ferris. Of the Senate took the Speakers
chair, Messrs. Bacon. A. Smith. and
ThOS. COwles. were eppoin;ed Com. 10 in.
form the Governor that both e uses had
assembled. and were ready Z" receive any
communication he may be pleased 10 make.
Al five minutes past IL the Governor. his
suite, and the State OdiceTs. entered the
Hall. aud the Assembly WIS adjourned By
the Secretary Of State. sine die.