Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-07-06

Scattering,
For Associate Judge:
Whole number nf votes, 1877
For David G. Sanford, III
For Lnren z. Waldo. n AZ
Scattering 5
THURsDAr, June 2s.
SExkrE.--Jdini resolution appointing
Hon. u. M. Waite chief justice III SUI.
prenie Cdurt, yice Justice Church, passed.
Committee reported adverse 10 petition
Of Li,cl'6ela Savings Society; report &C /.
cepted. s 500
Hon. Mr.. wsoa offered The following
-Fes0luInu- So, n. nv. MS
Resoiped, That he thanks IL ihe Senate
be aud hereby are presented Ia Hon. A. IL
HSlIey, Lieut.. Governae III The State, for
The uniform and distinguished ability, dig
Ritvs courtesy and inlparsiaIity with which
he has presidedeover the deliberations Of
this budy. Scr
The resolution was passed una nimously.
HoUsE. lesuluiint 10 encourage Wafer.
bnry's car vensiis,ets; passed.
Billsio repeal the insOlvent law. Mr..
| Munson favored repeal. Mr.. Oakley and
others opposed. Bill rejected. !.
Resolution for amendment of The consii
tution, providing for election Of Judges by
/ tase people, etc.s indefinitely postponed.
i Resolution for amendment To change the
time Of meeting 0e General Assembly re.
/ parted against and accepted. ss.
"A FRlDAY. JuneSO
q SENATE. --Repor. of Wnd1lbufy and
Winsied Savings Bank and Budding AS.
s,mia lions, aisd-uf some other similar asst,>
CITATIONS, accepted and ordered ON file 10
the Secretary's Office. +,
i Act favorable tn Homestead Exemption
came from. House indefinitely postponed.
On mo,ion Of Mr.. Boyd, it was continued
To next session.
| The following resolution was Fe8d BIZ the
President, and unanimously Adopted:
/ ResolDed, That Tire thanks uftbis house
are Justly due, and are hereby rendered To
The clerk, David B. Booth, Esq for The
courtesy. fidelity. prompiiiude and nnsur-
passed activity with which he has discbarg-
ed the duties III his ofiice during the presen,
session OF this Assembly.
Resolution ut thanks 10 the President
passed yesterday, was again read 10 which
The President responded.
HuUsE.--Blll 10 repeal the law allowing
circnsess passed, VI. Vt sx
Resolution Incorporating lie Connects
scni M'ning Company With capital oil
$500 Oo0. Parties Out Of The State will
NOT form under the general law. Passea
Aci iorhidding sle.use- Of public bnihl-1
ipgs Of This Stale. for The confinement or
trial Of fugitive slaves. Mr.. Hyde and Mr..
Maddox opposed. Mfr. Hyde moved an in.
definite posiponement. Carried. .
Al Bill allowing, County Courts Jurisdiction
iil all criminal cases. the Judge 10 calm q
;indge Of HE Superior Court TO preside il,
The highest criminal cases and allowing
the judges Gf Hartford aud New Haven
counties a salary Of $500 each !; Fairfield,
$4a5; Litchfield and. New London, each,
$3.50; Windham. $500 \; AIiddlesex, $275;
and .relland. 5000; passed.
Resolution that The thanks OF this House
be rendered 70 the Hon. Green Kendrics,
for HE able and impartial manner 10 which
he ias dischargedsiiie duties af Speaker or
this House, and for The uniform courtesy
which he has shown 10 every member Of
this body. Passed unanimously.
Resolution Of lhalks 10 4tl,e CLERKS of The
Huuse. Passed. Il
sAruRDAr. JUET LIST. 7,
SEHArt Senafe nes Il 4 8 0'clock.g ri q
Hon. Mr.. Defining offered The following.
Resolped, ahatsthe thanks nf The Sen (.
ate be and ihev are hereby awarded Ia
the t1on.-JOih Boyd, the Presid esIt pro.
tempnre. i;yr The able, dgnilied, impartial
and courteous manner with which he has
discharged lie duties &c presiding officer
in this body. il the absence DC iIle Lieut..
Governor.
Hon. Mr.. Boyd responded % The reso'u
ton 10 an appropriate manner. in which,
lie warmly reciprocased the kind sxpres
sion Of regard which had been rendered
him.
A message WIS received lsnin TIE House
1 informing, the Senate Thai ll.ey are ready
10 close tie session. The Senate then
Iproceeded 10 the House Of Represents
lives 10 participate 10 HE ceremonies Of
i tie final adionr,iauellI. sia
Il HOUSE,, Blu ~ I'll vacancies 0F justices
tof The Peace, shall nut "a inrO operation
unilIlfJune 1856 an error In the bill pas
lsed. SECURING M passed.
Commodities An iAluEna the Governor and
Senate that the House las campieVcd lis
, hpsiness. BIC. Niessrs. Brandigee and
* 49, -. s O"hs tSlNWtcu, huu Mt Nicer
committee from The Senate returned an.
lever.
Senate cane insi o'clock and-iD min.
I Eutes sSssss
Hon. MI. Boyd II The chair.
3 The Governor then addressed the Con.
ventiOn. after wi ich nailis were admins
3 tered 70 members present who lad rcceiv,
!. sd appnihimeni by the assembly.
On pr.,cMMaiion By The Sheriff HE Sec
resaIy ~ Slate pronounced The Gsnera
!. assembly adjcprnelssi die, ii O'cluc
I. S5 minulss.
nf S1ii0rasi The dead lmurar nirha :,
As .aclled hnRe lunne af Tie prircipal nj
q l,laas, and cnaaue.ea !: @sss4s he ts,,s 81
N house occupied bv Chinese III hath sexe,
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