Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25

sosM hs uniessinnl. fle had hapsd i0 uIee tis rPa~lns pro. and cnn., Ior he vuie on llie 5tss|uliDna, hul nos he would only sef tHaI se thought fhey were wishy' waAtps Els D. voted nps
 Hon. Mr. Dlxon said if the Senator from the u5ih itstughi the Fes0luIious were wishy~wushy.ii wns incumbent upnn him to oIBo eDmsiAlng better. ls was greet suhiecf4-we were not confined 70 Ihese rssniulisns--snd he tiDr one hoped we should ges somethiDe better from the ex- pprienesd and abls Senator irOmihs Huh.
 Com. on EducaIinn reported Q resnhl- ai0n anthnEizin9 Hun Heary BsrAafd to aglend an educatinnal couventi0n in Lo,,- dna in June next. Passed.
 Com 0A JadicaFy reported against fhe bilfoseIegsiug the pay of witnesses lo ei peE. day and 6.eenls "a .mile lFsvel. BtII lost.
 HoRs aIf. Boyd pttesrn,ed the report of West WiUssed Savings Bank and BdiL. ding Assatcialilm. Referred. a2 Hon. Mr. Sanford offered resolutions inairurfinR Com. on Banks 10 orep0ri lSpe- cial charlers for banks, created under the act of l65O-alsO bill providing for the .suReFl of chiIdren in cases of dIvores.- Referred. has sst4sagss ssslsad s7s sasasal l K HaUse.-- Order of thesday. Resolutions on ihe Nebraska Bdls Mrs Burr. .Of HaCl> dam. presented minority report. signed .by himself and Mg. Johnson or aWaiIiaQ- ford, On motion of Mr. Stewart, it was read.H very long, hisiorscal and argumen,. .tative document, taking substantially ihe views Of the .nor,hen defenders of the bill, and espec,ally Messrs. TUucey and Inger, aoll 0ECl. by their speeches and leiiers.
 The remainder of the day was speut in discussing lhe Associations, Ia nd inc expe diency of printing the miuor,iy Teporl.- Resolutions passed-- l4S to 67. .sf ,8gss - Petilon nr LIch6ed Savings Bank for aileraiiOn Ol charter referred. ,sas .tl sasR ReH1nsigapce against tue release of Major M. H0wes, from Stale Prison. 4 Reports 0f Nnrwalk and Li,chfield Sa> wings Bank. and oi Aerlden Building Ass sociatiOa, referred. au8 iFas a 4tsg tya l 3a glod ,as- e' THuasDAr, Msy 18th.
 SkNATg.-A message was received from His lsExceliency the Govenor, announc cling lhai'th term ofntEice of Chei Justice, held 6y Hon. Samuel Chnrcl,, had expired by aconsi;iuiio ssai lid,ita,iin. Tue message w',h the accompanying letter was laid on on teile Hahle. w FSss Y v Es F@F htsA S'fas'AE' Hon. Mr.s Minor introduced a bill (or a public act relating 10 us,uy. Mr. Minor said lUn presenting the bill tha, il raised the legal rate of inieresi from to 2 per cent. The bill was presented in conse> Qiencei offhe Eict that in He whole west ern part Or the State and in some ol the western counties il was very difficult for borrowers 10 procure any l,,ans, though viiey wooid willingly have given 8 per cenl ifits were legal. Ire ,conseqaence was agreat part oF the money in Fairfield County was driven into the State of New York, because per ceni. was there legal interest. This difficulty had long berD fela by business men, and it was iO obyi- ate it that ihis bili was introduced.
 Hon. MT. Boyd was happy lO see this bill inirOduced. He had intended to in ifOduce a similar bill for reasons similar s0 those stated hy il,e Senator frOn,ihe l9ihlM Minnr.) Millions have gnne cut Ot tie Siaie for investment, in consequence i of the limitation io 6 per cent. On motion of Hon. Mir. Dixon, the mes, sage of the Governor transmitting tie lct. l ter0i His HonOr Samuel~ Church, chief 1 justice, was sent to tle House of Repre- 1 seniatives. sts
 H,UsE.-On motion of MT. Buel of | Litchield, II o'clock this day was assigned l Ss the time 10 gu into the cleo lion of U. 5, SeDa tors. '
 Petitions Of Salisbury Savings Bank Eor at alteration Of charter, aud of Wm. Cadv otCanaan f;ir. reimburse nleni on account of | purchase of lsDd from the Siaie-relerred. The House bailoled three times for Uni. | ied States Senator for the short term, wi,ho0t efec,ins . choice. Mir. Gillette, the whig nonnee, had nearly votes enough | to secure hs eleclion. .sas5E i5 y5 a4s FRIDAY, May 18th.
 SEEATE.--The Com. on the Judiciary, FepDried adversely to bill Of las, session, 1 increasing the pay of Senators t0 @3 Der day. .Andhal members of the House of Reps | resentatives :D @2 50 per day --al0wing | 70 cents for travel, and limiting the pay | Co 49 days Of actual sessions Bill reicied. Also, iav0rably l0 al ib;ll Telaiing 10 evil | acinRs, providing that no ahmiemeni shall | ne made fer any al'esainn 0f a writ aiier | ahe signing sand before s.lhe service nf The | saMe. Bill passed, after some discnssion. AlsD. sdyefsely tO the bill aIljwiny town ! eiesAa M take the acknowledgment: of e
 Tbe President announcetly yahe order of | flie Edags~ahe eeleciilB i0i Eena,s,s for the shori term. The Senate then psuceeded | ssthaHas visls alIe following resdhs AK HHNlsse aimherNf votes, ssu4 sli peI | ' sbEsances G lilelie,s e,sissIp sal ,al,osI aAs lllaFles Ghspn,an, 7aiti io cs2 $ ssl sAishns G0sinn Suiii, e8g oi v 5uan l aeg k.G GAetie l-- Blank 2 24 Il .a 8&-2p asResapassed declasing Fssncis Gillette elected. .hsAS5f{ si stsaap pi ls has sS;fhevnfe ksss then taken fur U IS. Sen aaas sfsF, iiIe long stcsal, wiih the following ggHltlrs ' II nfFiia4s95 1Aa AS ssla4g7f8
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 James D,xon, S-af
 Revolution passsd declaring La Fsyeue 8. FusieF elected.