Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-06-30


n0u 10 he prevented from dninR what their
cansclencrs tulc them il WAS their duty 10
do. hy party drill or p'Iilical influence.
Nc. stewart or GrswOld, presented an
nmen6menI to- strike out all in the bill under
discWssOn, after the eDacIin9 clause and
substitute what the friends uf the bill claim
cd was the substance Of the old License
Law.
Mr.. Lines Of New Haven, moved the
indefinite pOslpOnealenI Of the amendment.
The nuIIiDn was advocated by AlesSIs. Ives
and Lines of New Haven, and oppOsed by
Mrssrs. Burr Of Hartford, Brown of Wind
sur, Munson Of. Seymour, COmsIOck OI
LYME and Smith 81 Si.srOn.
Resolution appointing Edward Taylor
Judge nf Fairfield County Court ; passed.
ReLOrt of Con-. on Education, favnrably
IN bill for an act providing thai. all mon
eys received by the School Societies from
The public treasury may he applied in pay>
uenI Of TEACHERS for wear ending SlSt Of
March, instead of SOIh of September; came
from Senate accCpIed aud bill passed;
House c0ncurred.
Report III Committee on Banks "a vOrsbly
N bill lnr an act requiring Bank CO"InIs-
sinners to visi, and examine Savings Banks
md Building ASsnc,aIi Ons once a Sear,csme
rom Senate indefinitely postponed; House
accepted The report and passed the hill.
Report of same Committee IavOrably on
hill for sn act 10 prohlbll the issue and cir~
YulatUn of fractional bank bills, came FROM
Senate accepted aud bill passed; House
cuncurred.
Repor, Of Judiciary Committee adversely
on bill for an act allowing persons other
| Than lawyers iO conduct cases in cOnr',
came from Senate accepted aud bill reject
ed.
Mr.. Hoag Of Sherman, advocated the
bill, he said IL was Designed 10 benefit the
pOorer classes.
Mr.. Mu"s"p thought il was harmless
bill A.; il was Of moi much consequence
whether II passed "r not.
Mr. Brckwlh said few wears ago the
Legislature allowed quacks to practice
medicine he believed II had not injured
his profession. He thought his legal friends
had no cause for alarm that this bull would
in]ure their profession.
Mr.. Smith nf Sharon, said il had been
truly characterized an innocent bill ;" if
any one wants a chance at pettiiogging
WHY not let him have it; House rejected
The report and passed the bill.
The Judiciary cOmm',ee submitted and
recommended the p" sSsge 81 bill for an
act relating To, advertising of creatures
impounded; report accepted aud bill pass
ed.
Judiciary Committee reported lavOrahly
on bill for 40 act relating To the punishment
Of IT. misconduct of Jurors and others tam.
perng with them; report accepted and
bill passed.
+, Repor, of Committee on Educa ,ion Of
Blind recommending passage oi resolution
apprnpria Ting $500 u year for five wears
for support ol INDECENT Bind of this State
at the Perkins institution Mass. report
accepted and resolution passed.
Report oi committee on African cOloni-
zallOn, recommending passage Of resolution
appropraling $1,000 to aid IN the remuvaI
of cnlored persons to Africa after some
discussion rejected and resolution negatived
Resolution in favor Of Waiervile Man
nfac,uring Company; referred 10 Com. ON
Interpretations other than Banks. %.
THURSDAY, June %.
SENArE.-Edward Taylor appointed
Judge ri Fairfield County. Commissioners
tor tire, same county passed.
The new Railroad LawpasseA the Sem
ate by vole of 90 to /, Mr.. Harrson.-
The substitute for the original bull was de
haied 10 The morning seSsipn.- h" !" '' c
| atiernonu so ,anx entertainments were OF
c.--.I ty me committee themselves, and by
others, as To materially alter not only the
or'gna blIl bn, the substitute. The section
nh cling fine on those who were walking
on The road, aud the section demanding oil
every engineer who saw o person on the
track, TO bring the train to a foil stop, were
stricken Omi, and a section substituted sub.
jecing any employee of the Company who,
| through in,oxicatiOn, sneglec: or careless.
ness. killed or manned any person, to i'm
prisonn,en'. The bill sill contains the
provision Of rendering the Company, where
an individual has been killed, liable to an
action of DANA ges 10 an amount not ex
ceeding $4,000.
Report on The preservation Of trout, orr
dered pr,nted. Bill read. Mr.. Harrison
moved to strike Out the second and ihlrd
SECTIONS. TIE subject was debated by
Messrs. Hall and Fish. LAID on the table.
Observation-Disclosures in favor Of,he Com
m,lee Oh the Norwak disaster. and to ex-
anime the Coscob bridge passed.
The order Of the day, the consideration
Of the amendmen, at Mr.. Stewart If Girls
void, 10 the bill for the suppression OF
",ippl,n9 Shops" was taken Up.
Mr.. Lines said he knew that II was de-
sired that this matter should come To vote
AS soon as pOss bic. and vet such is its i'm.
poI,ance and deep interest Eel, in il through
The State, every member should have an
opportunity to consider the matter in all lis
bearings.
He said that the amendment under con.
siheraiion was moi up to the old llceTselaw.
which existed some Is years ago.; and he
begged the Hnnse not 10 make such leap
backwards. Let us have mo- action hu,
such as SHOULD be frank aud straight inr.
ward, and such ss wit have favorable
4 moral effect on the community. He cau-
TONED lhe~Members from being deceived by
any special pieadings, and sophism, or
constitutional iallacies. The same sort Of
effort 10 save this rum traffic has been else~
where made, mol always with good success
He begged If the House that when The
Deu)le ca ne IN he re in lhn,lSn nIs nd skph