Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-06-16

Repprl Of the C0nmuVe wa H".CS'
adversely 60 the IaxaIMn at monies 10 Sa-
vIngs b inks, came irOIa the Sena e Sc-
eepled House c0nc"rred.
q. A long sIIScMssuIn here took place IN re-
gard 10 the NUrwIch aud Worcester RaIl
Roads.
Mr. Phelps Of Simsbury, presented bill
far n u"h!rc act, providing that officers "l
Railroad Comp 1nies may vOie Inr Directors
Of their roads; referred TO committee al
Railroads.
Rea.lnIi,In that the Treasurer he request
ed 10 communicate 10 This House the facts
in reference IO the deficiency due the State
f,nn the town OC New iiaven; passed.
Bill t;,r public act Ia preveII tie mutt
ls,iOn Of Bank bills !; referred 10 Committee
on Banks.
FRIDAY June 10.
SerArE.-.Cnmmi',ee on African CnI"ni> |
cation repnrled in it's favor. Report !aM! |
On The table AMI 1000 copies ordered tn he
nrinIed. ReSUuImn apprOprialImN $1,000 |
Cur Tins uhi.ct, read aud land on the table |
u he prInIed.
C,,m. nn Judiciary, repor,ed favOrabIy
on a bill fhr pavmeMt Ur services OM Rail.
wavs. Laid Ou the table IU he printed.
Likewise, adversely ON bill concerning
uedliers. LAID nn the table IN he printed.
On motion nf Mr.. HARRISON, the bill rela
ting 10 Guardians, &c., was taken up, aud
amended nn mis- nIo,mn.
Mr.. Harrison explained and opposed the
bill. MIR. Hall advocated the bill.
Bill passed, aud the order Of The day ia
ken mp-tae subiec. If the Report on The
State Reform School.
Rcsolnilnn read appropriating $25. 600
for the School.
Nj. Beards!ey explained The purposes of
the apprDprlaln,n, and answered many IN
Qu,rics al the Senator's.
Cumm,ttee nn Wooster Monument rec
commended tina, an appropriation "i $1,000
he granted To erect u monument in Danhu>
~ to the memory Of Gen. Wooster. Laid
on the tah:.
HnusE.-Repori of the Judiciary Com.
on resolution concerning the Representa-
t,ve@ uf town of New Britain in the Cen
eral Assembly, recommending that the
matter he lpti entirely with the House
report accepted.
Mr.. Carpen'er Of Berlin, presented a
resolution insIruc,nG the members "t the
Jhd GARY Committee on the part 0r the
House, I" ,nqnire into the right III the town
OF New Britain IN two Representatives III
the Legislature; passed.
SpUiIlitcG uU "'uCb
Banks reported favorahly l." granting the
pe,,,mu oi T.. N. Wtch aud others, for -
FIRE Insurance Company Il, Bristol report
accepted and prayer "f petition granted.
Re snli,mns appointing gideon Wells
State Director in tiar,i;,rd Bank. Seth Bel.
den aud Cha rIes Welirs State Directors in
Farmers aud Mechanics BInk. and James
Crosby and David Clark State Directors IN
Pic TX Bank; referred to Committee On
Banks.
Mr. Jennings OF Saybrook, introduced -
resolution lnslruciing The Railroad Com. to
report bill Tor an act, II they deem II tx.
pedlent, providing l"r the appointment OF
Rairnad Commissioners, 0ne :r"m every
County. winme duty shall he To require al!
trains ~ stop at such places as III their
Judgement u'ev shall deem Just and proper
referred Ia Commiilee on Railroads.
Report Of the cnmu,llee on the WoOsier
Monument, with the accompanying resO.
luton apprnprla,ing 81 500 Tor the purpose
Of erec,m,g HE sa,ne, WAS taken up.
The resolution was advocated ~ a mos
elnqmeni and pa,rmiic manner by Messrs
Beckwirl; Of Liichfed aud Smith of SIlar'
Oh, and passed without dissenting voice.
SATURDAY June II.
COMMITTEE ON Interpretations
other than B.nks, reported iav'raby ON u
petition inr Fire Company at BRISTOL
kesnni,O" passed.
Resolution passed allowing Committee
on The Instruction Of the Blind, 10 visit
Boston.
o.. motion of Mr.. Harrison. the bin in.
creas,i,v The pay al the memhers "i the
Legislature, was taken up, and discussed
X.l.1 mad
Hall. On uu,Mn Of Mr.. HARRISON, whole
s"hj"c' postponed To The ncxI General AS
senbly.
Tn nr,,ion Of Mr.. Harrison. the bill re-
la,ing to Grand Jnrnrs was taken up.-
The bill aud the substitute i"rmeriy offered
Nv Mr.. HARRISON were discussed by Messrs.
Butler, Harrison, and Hall.
Co,nn,hee on New Towns and Probate
Districts, repnr,ed iavoah!y on the exlen>
sion nf flar.frd City L'n,s.
Bill passed -yeas ~; nay l ahsen, 8.
Mr.. Beardsley moved the order Oi the
day, which was the kelnrM SciInol. Laid
on the table, aRd made the order Of the day
Tor Tuesday.
, Committee on Interpretations other than
Banks. repaired lav"rably "n a resolution
resmscnaiing HE ThompsonvIe Caipe,
Company. Resolution explained by Mr..
Fis'. and passed.
flotsE.-The report Of Committee on
lncorp"ra ,i"ns other than Banks. tav"rahly
10 The pe,i''nn Of Windsor FIRE company,
for increase Of men.hers, accepted.
The repnr, "r the same co,n lavorably
to the peii,Wn Il" Green Kenirick ct al. for
city charter Cor tie town Of Waterbury,
accepted.
Mr.. Well"n of Waterbury, presented q
bill iOr a public acI, relating IO the bonn.
daries Of towns referred 10 Committee
ON Judiciary.
Mr. Train of MtGrd, presen,ed a bill
for a public act, ,cOnceFRIRg -edUcatOn--
referred 10 the Judiciary committee. d -
Mr. Snipna" "f East tladdam, presents
ed bill for a public act, providing thar
Savings and Building Associations shah he
euhj"ci !" the superv sion and control of the
Btnk Commissioners, as IN the case "f the
BaHkA Oc the State: referred IN the Conn