Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08
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InunsDAv, June lsls
 SnnA1E.[Hnn. Mir. Rowe presenie llle remon1tfance of Charles A. Chapi nna f77 nihers. electors Ofthe town q Canton. arniast any alteration in,the lAs r-l,,in., sn saVi6as B6nls and Baillip, Aerocis,i0ns. EleItrred lC COmmitVee bl
 Com. Dn Education reported biIllo an nex he Enst 10 tbe West Sch00l Dis .1ricl in the town of New Harlford.- Passed.
 Hnn. Mr. Dixon, by leave, addressed ths Senate 0Wa matter personal so tlmselI bFedicated upon speech made ln tlls House, May l7.h, and fepofied n stlls Hartfhrd Times, ins relation 10 the printing Ofthe resolutions on the Nebraska bill = MT. D. pronounced t . misFcpreseDia- sion: asid explained ihe iacfe in lhe case, in which hp was snstaiRed by alir. AlInOr, and the President of the Senate.
 Com. on Educalion, reported resoln- yi6D ataating $25O annually 10 State VeAeheVs Association. Laid on the liable Iobe printed. Y 3ssi sa .sa 'F a9loa. Mf. Sanford appaim edsa Com. 10l. Conference on the disagreeing vote td the TWu Hsuses On the bin allowing Justices ofthe Peace $l for lhe Trial tf each case, HOgsE.--ResolutOn de Mr. VauemcFe was called up and passed. X. Com was ordered on tho Putnam Mon ument Association. X.
 Reports referred ofihe Hartford, New Haveis, and HousaIonic K. R Companies
 Rensohsirances of Davtd s. Hnrd ct al of Waterbury, and olhersd Milford, against any alteration ofihe acs relating t, Building Associations preferred. K
 Petition oi Collinsv,lle Engine Co. ;No,7 for an alteration of their' charter rcicrs red. t
 x @ ''s FRIDAY, June ed.
 SENATE. --Hon.. Mr. Cen,stack from committee of conference on the disagree inQ vote of the two Houses on the bill re- lsiing to the fees of justices ofpeace, re. ported that tEley had agreed 10 recon mend bill allowing 50 cents for ihe trial vi eschcrimiaal case, and @ifor eact civ ilcase. Rerlrl accfpted- bllpassed.
 Gealnitiee on Finance, on the res0lu- lion .itlsfruciing ihemio enquire if further Legislation is necessary sa more clearly: de. fine the duiypf Assessors, reported Ina,
 
 more to The sincompstency Assessors than to- any fault, vf the Jaw. and thai nj, further legislation on she subject is neees- sary. ssa3s nf +aa sygs Gommiitee on Railrnads reported iD l;r v6r pf ihe btl te pregsni deslruciion8oi llfe on railroads. Laid on the table sto br prinied. l.s ssll .sgsia M Same. Com. reported fsyprablv 10 the biI. rtquiring railroad com'rs i9t,yalk aver Ike road. Ordered 10 be- printed. Also, adversely io lhe hillreIating to drawbridg- rs onfsifoads. Laid on isble. os s ! The select r0HsmiiteeIlnn pe,iiiticn oI Ssaie Agricultural Sec. aHairilnetslv re poaed dsQiappropriaie 10 the socic,@ $9500 to he paid in premiums al the Fairin Oct pFeHidedl the sl,eieiy raise9ihe same sum f0rthai purpose. asLaid on the aable---in absence OfIrbairman. ai Wntai linn. MT. iWnol presented ilie reportsof the Commissioners ol the Nsugaiuc Rail T0aA---relerreA. 4t sl7sts ssa Mra Hyde If T0lland, on leave, made personal explanafinn, in reference tBss the remarks Of Mir D,xnii, yesterday in the Benate. He denied bo:it charges made by that gen.lenisn. His charge in reference gOahe substitution of the resolutions prin> led,e ini ihe pluce aaf those ordered t0 be printed, he justified from the report of siie Senate proceedings, and from ttle .eGdurse- 'meni Of the Secretary of tine Senaie.-- And in reference i0 the anparliamentary conduct ins1nenii0ning .tle name of the Hun. Senator, he called on tie House to FcOntrm his denial0l having, illus used il. Ae dili'noa.call the gentleman byfname. Mr. Bfandigse regretted that ,lc gen tlsihaii rum Holland should, in cold hl,od, Seitefate whal lie had before charged in ihe heat of debate. He read extracts frs'm thelonfnal of ihe Senate, wtici, he said fully jusufed Mir D,xun. He read sxstacts from the printed speech If Mir, Hsde, which directly ot by ininl cation a1kes charge of lialseioad. He 'Isnpctl she gentleman would getfact the charge. MT. Hyde sexplaned.
 Res. tO increase the capiial stock or tie Danb,wy Bank ,0 s$s2O0 ,O00, reported fa, wqFaoly tp0ps Comiliitiee stated that the adiaAnt or biisitiess dulesip. Da,ii,sny re galred this increase. Mr. WiI,lniiil of UanDnry, stated the iacts n tIle case. \.
 AiseF a long discussiolI. rfslIolinn pass W<s
 Fsgs.las ipr gtlhiihg s fs ~ fars ( xf,ens ts g Fdsler for taking q bhnd boz t0 Hesltn- referred. 35 \ !. \, 1fsisai 'SArUspAY, 1une.Sd,
 asNtrr..tsI Iihn. M rSauliiras psese6,pd She pssl.AN ei Henry Camp ior sehno 1vsast veltftea. M lss ss1 as ssssI,a Nha.anlIsee reported relaiina 10 s,ippbr, n! slale pqus Ogder 10 prinl aisOla aai0sl silianspll4N tNent teiefhs lJ llre soinp one AlAA iisesa laia m labls {; HggeEnply nps hill alluming Jldges lo dis,l cbaFRf priaiaaeFa in ial under cerlSir, crr, cNF'iHlaalsf Ns,lss n l,FiDls agaitjsl bill ,s, e10w tsnt'sisck carpDtati0hs iS. change nNelleEsyTlad on table rcc0niAendif.. shas colniniliee af three he appuple,l s9 revise lpe laWs relati.lg e paslpers--- saiq 11 lah hle ! sln ia yor saf hill locaijng lhs sslilemsnl pi female panpers in csrtail