Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-07

# ResoIuiion II.as tie IOWA ~ New Ds"s."
. lis iasily em,i'Ied under tue co"s'nu. a. :"
, ,s,, REPRESENTATIVES,; discussed ny MeSS'a'
Carnrnser .II' Berlin, Jennings OF SaybrO"k,
and Jddd Of New i:rIlain. Il
Rrpnvi &c com. an WOOster Monument
recommending MESSAGE OC . FesOluliOh ap-
pr0pristinR $500. tGr the erection Of .
,nnnumeni To- the memory OT Gem Putnam
continued 10 next session.
FRIDAV July I.
STANDARDIZATION respecting the |
erecimln uf imminent nj Independence |
Square, ~ Philadelphia /; passed.
kesnlniiOm de Monument 10 Gen. PuI'
nam; passed.
i Judiciary Com. made their last report
which was the 20Sd FepOri which that in
lus,tiOus and faithful committee have made.
T. W. B.sSell OI Sharnn, Moses b. Har.
vev 0f SiafHrd, aud John Stewart Of
C latham were appointed r. u. COunmis-
| sMsners.
Bill respecting the right Of New Britain
I" send two Repre- lives, passed - i"3.
ResOluIHIU de " buster monument COM
1 ,nued to next General Assembly.
/ Message received from the HNIlse thai
| hey had finismed their business and were
ready To go into CUnvemimn.
! Senate appointed Mr.. E.sh . committee
inform the House that they were pre-
! Jared To q" into Convention.
Senate then, preceded by their President
md Clerk, went into Convention, where
the Legislature was adjourned.
li0UsE.-ilesOlntiOn appointing 4. W..
' Bissell, NJ. 3 Harvey and John Stewart,
Railroad Commissioners under ccl passed
= this Session. ~.:-. -
Mr.. HaIsey novel to substitute the
;, :. names Of J. G. Beckwiil,, j. b. Hyatt and
). 4. Stewart; motion lost and the resp
luton passed.
Bill Cor an act providing that Rsilroad
;" Commissioners shall walk over roads four
" times a year. Mr. Phelps al Simlsbury,
moved to amend by inserting the word
~ t,uice. Mr.. SrrOng Of Milford, mnved til
amend iur,her by substituting the words
Nv three times latter amendment was adopt.
NJ - ed aud the bill passed.
Bill i;,r an act concerning railroad acc
-" as dents, came from the Senate indeiniiel!
postponed; HOMse SOmcurred.
=" Tie " uppling shop bill introduced b.
Mr.. Lines yesterday was taken up, and Il
/. moved thar il be continued Id next sessiO
r,b aud be printed with the laws. He said
IL wanted to give the people an OIporiuni,
there should he nO ground tor cIaimin
in when il came up again that il was nc
under stOcd. 'e'..
as. Mr.. Smith Of Sharon, said he was
mr.. favor Of the prOposiiOn-he wDuld like Z
Inc have the people read il from beginning 4
end, aud then il they could swallow il, b
II. was willing.
~. MIR. AbeII Of Middleio,vn, moved 10 re-
al fer the bill hD the committee OD the Sale %
" Spirifuous Liquors, but afterwards with.
drew, aud the motion oil Mr.. Lines wa:
in. passed.
~ Bill for an act repeating oil laws in ref
q erence 10 the sale oi Spirii1OIs Liquors
,,s rejected.
80 MI. Strong OF Milford, was called to the
ID. chair.
-. Mr.. Train of Milford, offered the follow
n. ing resolution
ResOlved, That Hon WIZ. w. Eaton
he is Justly entitled to the thanks Of this House
l;r The unusually prompt, enerVe',c aud
,o business like, as we'll as able, dignl6rd and
Cd. impartial ma inner iM wh,cI, he hos G,scl,au e
ted ed Nil the varied. important and highly re-
md sy~nsble duties Oi Speaker Of this HOus,
ere during abe present session OF the Genera
Assembly.
ro NIrssrs. Train Of Milford, Lines Of New
,rI. Haven, Burr Of Har,l,rd, Merr,lls of Bark
al Lyme. Jennings Of Say br,Ok. ShIpmsn oil
nm East Haddam and MnnsDR OF Sevn,Our,
81 gave expression 10 their feelings and SEN
timen,s towards the Speaker, in the most
oe kind aud complimentary msnner.
e. The Resolution passed unanimously.
The Speaker having returned, Mr..
ks Strong, who had occupied the chair during
CHI his absence, inlOrn,ed him 0f the cOmpl'-
men,ary ac:inn Of the House during his
,er absence, wher~upon he delivered an ad-
n. dress To the House.
We cOmnNtter uIt'-:.... IA In wait unon
ms the Senate, reported that that body w6,iIG
ion joO the House IN Convention Immediately.
ID: The members Of the Senate then enter.
ed The Hallor tie House.
mo The Convention was called 10 order Nv
ni' Hon. Mr.. Warner, President pro tenn 81
rs 'he Senate. >
Res raising Committee to wait upon
nm the Governor aud inC,rm him that the ,w,,
or. Houses are nnw IN COnveniiUn and ready
10 receive any communities ton he NAV ia We
led ~ make; passed, aud Hon. Mr.. Harrison
3D. IT the Senate, and Messrs Shipman %!
or, East Haddsn, and Lines If New Haven.
I'd. oi the House were appointed.
,u The committee having waited on the
c., Gov. rn"r repaired that he had nO further
communication 10 make, but that he would
,es meet the Convention in lew moments.
off His Excelle"cv and sui:, acconpa MED
Dix by the Stale Officers, suOn entered The
Hail.
in. Prayer was offered by Rev. Dr.. Bushnell.
.rn The Governor administered the oath ,n
members who had been elec,ed judges ri
orb County Court and County Commissioner
use aud the" delivered hrief and sppropr,a,s
address; after which. the Secretary al
I'M S'a'e. BY direction NJ the GovernOr, and
The upon procana,ion "f the City Sheriff,
md pronounced the Assembly adjourned sine
UsCs