Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25


 go uDder tue psipnaage or tue State. and as he must aNnn leave. this onlfil ought lu
 hs granted. If we are enlightened, as the
 RenlleSnsn from Shsunn seema ln suppOse
 we ought tO send a man IO England It enl;RhIen ,hrm.
 Mr. Peek, of Nortolk, replied to Mr
 Smith.
 Order Of the day called up-eIectiOn Ol g. s. Senators.
 Oa the frst ballot, Ql6 votes were given,
 Of which Francis G lIriIe, of HsriI0rd. had
 l09, and was declared IO be elected For
 the short term.
 + Cha ties Chapman had ga; John Cotton
 Snliai G; R. s. Baldwin 5; Samuel Ing ham 8; '. B. Butler ] Blanks 8. Ballot for Senator for 6 years from 4il' Of March next was called for. Whole I number nr votes 9i9 of which La Fay eIte s. Foster Uf Nnrwich had I29, and
 was decls red tu be elected Samuel Ing ham had S8 vnies, aad FrancIs Gillette c.
 Apprpppa.e sresolulOus accordingly Passed' 9 s8 al#s4 5ssd IS .oaai o1 aad goa EArURDAY, May 00,h. SESATE - Hon. Mir. Sanford introduced a bill lDr public ac, relating 10 cummuni ties and corporations; also bfI I;1r puh- lie act relating l0 cn2ar,rerships also a bill lnr public act regarding the proper E,ypi minors residing oul Orllle State l; biIl,, read twice and referred oihe Juinl Stand iDg Com. on il,e Judiciary.
 Hon. Mr. Minor introduced resolu. lion reIerFing so much Of the Message ol His Exceleney tie G0venUr, as relates u,
 the erganiza ti0n nf courts and i0 an in- crease of the number of Judges of the
 ---------, courts lu ihe Joint Standing Com. on Judiciary; passed. s,fla hsiA58al H The rrs.lIuiion appointing Juint Se, lect Com. an a monument io Col. Wm. Ledyard, previously laid on table, was la ken up aud passed, and Hon. Mr. Com. stuck aPpoin,ed on part 0r the Senate.
 HhusE. Petitions Presented. LOT Rol i, l.. Beecher anc others oi Winchss. ter, on LsRd. Dis sribntion and Homestead Exemption :; ofCaleb Mix aud others, for 2 general Plank Rnad alaw ;0f w. An> drews aud do,llers ofiNew Lundon, to strike Oul word " white" from lIle constitution !: of Silas Thompson and ulers fur pro,ec- tioU oi lands !; oi Woodbury, West Win
 s,rd, Bethel and WesIvIle Building Asso-
 cia,ion.-Reierredto appropriate Commit
 ters. {ila Hed} ts&H@'I@@ @~@@ 7
 Resn'ution that Savings B,nks anu
 Building Associaiions,i be al!bn ed to k,
 ' per cent interest by special contract--
 otherwise 6 per cent. ttrs aa ! Resolution by Alr. Bpll on the fare o 1 railroads, 10 produce uniformity, aud aus ihorize the Commissioners 10 regulate the raies.i BH&%9t Hf ,sjs8t EG l}a si'" e5 Resolutionlby Mr. Peck of N>rE1k, for the repeal nf the sci of 1853 relating to communities and corporations; and :he act Ol 1852 relating lO. minors. ResnIu- s,ian lor hct esla blishing rate of interest al 2 per cent.
 The discussion on Saturday, on the in> crease Ci comprehension ui members of the Assembly, being bill laid over from las, year, aibwing Senators $3 a day, and members of the House S3 gjtl
 Mr. Mnnson thOughl the bill ought to pass. We are here for the purpose of serving our country, and cannot get as much pay as a wood sawyer.
 Mf Hyde said if ournum bers were less, we might afford more pay. As i, now is, we are Dot now in want of men who are ready iO cnme to save their country. and probabl shall not soon be. a@ 1.s Mr. J O. Smith could see no reason why a distinction should be made between lhc two Houses. We ought 10, protes, against the charges of boarding houses.
 Mt. Allen, of East Winsdor, said as reason for increase of pay, this is the most important season of the year for farmers. It IS a great damage to their business 10 he nbseri. and they have topay high price for la hnr. {, m 0H
 Mir Robinson thought it would be of no use 10 increase our pay, as the landlords will keep ahead of US.
 A message was received from the Gov enor, an0rncing that the term of service of Judge Church would conslilulionally expire on Feb. 8, 1855. gasor .6i cs@iFa.3" MoNDAy, May 22d.
 SENATE. Mr.. Stafford offered bill lo secure 10 the several towns of the State J usiices of the Peace, providing ina, a case any person appointed Justice H he Peace shall decease, or any such per- son shall negleci in take the oath, the of> flee shall he deemed vacant. and any le. yally warned town meeting shall have power tO fif such vaca ncy referred.
 Resololon from the House passed, rais- ing committee of three io enquire if exists lnra new edition of the s,at0,es; Senate comcurred. a8i h8a a
 H"usE.--Acl allnwn4 town clerks io take acknowledgment vf deeds reported against by committee. tsr ,.tg...t,a r., s
 Mir. Al.en of East Winsdnr said that it would be a mal,er If convenience thai town clerks have this power; he could sec ma, oljec,'0n ioit. di s3lt
 Mr. Griffin favored the bill, which was passcd..s ~ iusa 3fa si84' 1ssPsHiions presented and relerred--or Sarah Lee for release of Martha Nj. Lee from Staie Prison from Cornwall for an act to tax dogs ;oi Geo. W. Mason and others for c"mmuia lion uf punishment oI Michael Jennings; of John Adams and oil CTS fur . Savines Bankai Falls Vlaye 1; af Pc T. Baraom aud pllers, of G. w. Fra,Tcis and others, of Bridgeport; to erase the. wY,d ' {" whue"' from lI.e, pEsli,ution.
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