Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-18

N1II tH44I tl A1neasrf Dn Ihe snhnlase. NI1 1Aol' thnl fife dufies 0l eelIuul HuSi4I'Nr @f It4nSItned9e lnwus. One rear Non Af I|'Is lsnnHltf fs lhe wont OI Interest tn H.IoDI aooiely a1hIrs. menilfsied ip Ihe om1H oflendenCe nl their meelinge. But sohieIn shdf towns return co their former prao(ice, end Isy taxes l;,r she support of esmsl6a scI,anls. No iOwn in New EnR- land hns ever been made bankrupt by ap- .psupriasiens co schn0ls. On the other hand such lDwussare ahe most 1snrishing. An tnnt is nteessaFy is 10 bring the sphlecu directly before the people, and there will be . oftfsf gesp0nee. He wss iH favor of te. dnsins llse number of disIricls, and of lpvv> snRa pubic tax 0f perhaps one dollar to tlt scholar. and 0l So cents terra Dn .tl,sl .paEenia. Ihereshas been . decided iIn-. pn1sement n sch00l-hOuaes in sbis Slate. let theIe 1le loo many bsdiy constructed and hadlg luGsled. He inlimaaed thai some Improvement might be made by legislation maklng DQhvenienf house requisite t0 .TecGiyin9 public money. In reference iS localian Dt: hnnses, he said power ought ln ee aiven 10 lake ptoperiy for this pnrpnse, as well as ssf.railrOads Our schools ought i0 he so chesP that ,he ponrcs, can afford 10 send them, and sO good that the wealth. iesI and must distinguished will esteem ii a privilege 10 send.
 THURsDAY, May 1T.
 SENATE. Com. 0n Siate Prisor renorl- cd in tnvsr Ot releasing Edward Bvu,on frOm Ssate Prison immediately. II apoea,s from the statement Of Hon. Mir Prentice chairman 0i ahe com. that the prisoner va. convicted about two years since, of Dlac- snsw wsAhn nupsNe af, n | rOsd. a'fEe Offrnce was committed in brnad day light. in ilsei presence or other peF8Ons. and under such circumstances ss leii E0. doubt that ille prisoner was inioxi. caiedsal, ilIe lime. But the principal cons alteration which, Influenced the com. ii, recommending his release, was ihe state of his health. For the last six niOniiis, he had been confined iO his bed by swell. linz on his knee, as large as a hat, and il was lhe oplninn 0f physician lls,s that his life could be prolonged only by ampuiaiion, and that even was.a doubtful remedy.-- Under these circumstances they reported ,assFes0luiiVn for his immediate release. KesOluiiOB passed. E
 The committee on the Judiciary, t0 whom was referred bill increasing lhe pay If Jururs. i0 $2,O % per dsy, reported . Dew bull 6xing tue pay al $l,50 per day. and six cenis per mile f;,r travel, i.l. stead Of @l.25 per day, and five cenis mile traveled, as now allowed. Repurt and bill lad on the table.
 Hon; Mr. Harrison presented the peii- tiOn of Amos c. Beman, James F. Bab> cock, ana others, far m alteration of ,l,e Constitution of ,he State, bv erasng there from the word white. Referred to Com- lLillee 0n the Judiciary. , M
 Mr. Dixun, 0f Com. on Federal Rels. tions, reported preamble and resolutions on the Nebraska bill. Alter the reading of ille resolutions, Mr. n. said I,e I,a d in> tended to submit some rema rks Om ihe sub- jeci embraced m them, hul as ln,I, H.nses would prObaaly adjourn at an earlv hour, aud there seemed n0 necessity for imme. Glaie actiou, Ee should relra,n, except su far as iy defend ihem agairs, any attacks which might he made.
 rHOn. Mr. Wood inped the resolutions would not be passed until a(ier more con {. sideTaiiOR. HuG. Mr. HaYrisup would no, object tss delay, at the same tine he would not OppOse ille immediate pas age of ihe resalusipns, ifdesired by tie mover, or the Senate.
 Han. Mt. Boyd said he should very ' sessien should pass without s0n,e scii0n on the suhjeri embraced in these resolutions. II was she great subject of the session.- He thought immediate action necessary, and while he would do nothing ilal would haye ihe appearance of an attempt to rnsI, ihroOgh the resolutions witI0u,. due cun- sideraiiOn, and anxious as he was to 70 home. still l,e was willing .o remain here Onlil l2 o'clock on Saturday night. lha, they might be ihOrnughiy discussed, aud tles psssed. He deemed the emergency such that no time was 10 be iss,.
 Reseluti0ns laid s0n the ,able. and made the 0rdessof tie day for Tuesday.
 Adjourned i0 Tuesday next.
 HoUsE. - Repon on East FIad.iam con tesiei Election, Ina, Osias Fl. Parker, ,iI,e coniesiina. menber. is emitted 10 tl,e sea occupied by Erasius F. Peck. q I Anes cnnsidefahle discussion the con. sidefailon 9f ihe case vas ordered. Mr. Hans chaiFnail of the cam explained the case- Ne. Parker had 5 sca,teripg votes which sssese Inadvertently oHlia ed inihe count tse neinornndnin n)s saEe Town elefk wfs sl.awn, and ail pariirs' who ,cs>s tiled adrFged the facts. Rest,lifinn mas. 1sss, ]. ssa s Mss saster declared 10 De elect ] ie@ Hy t0k ke4asf3 sS s4essstss z (s 3
 % s'oli'sh s. Ais. Treat. oi Cromwell . Gun. waS ordered son Capiial Paniss, nleDl aU e5erdasing Cum. also ordered.
 Psiiiion sd yancs Jennings, il,hehnlf ul Als Yson MichaeI Jennings i,asvs s,n.le rscn. I !enee 0l deaih. ibal The punishment may aeentpmaied tO itppflsansner, lur life. rec tp Con,. 0n Slsie Priss,s.. {, XIV,
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