Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29
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 SfNArE. -A13ill allowing ike Baahs ltAist State to establish General Bankina Ass4 socia4iad IaFgA8FellsmptioIRo ofsttelF billr order ts, print. Illiad ais1wg sed5a h1e .aassl Hon. MT. Hanis0n oilsr8d a hill EIF lllsg defence If sliberiysin this Ssats 1; osass se nriny. MaiNi4GH sSMnsS EstTt anna Se4&& flon.aMf. Dixon moved i6pfatS ab tles tesOlufioH censafidN SSnat0E HOo6ey 50tg IhisscO,iFse tin lthc Nebsasl.a dnesiion. ott Yeas and Nays oydeFellS Xe6s 1o4.F I Messrs. Dixon, Patkin, Rowe, sl1at4Isonsw Carter, Praii, aGfeeHaAaN. Prentice. Con- Stuck, Nichols, Al lmor lasheMsOn. 6aiIza ford Underwood and Eissle 15. NayssH | Hon! Messfs. llhlerchans. M iilianis ada f W50d--939 GAbse0t n Hoas Aiessrs. sBoydsI DemiDg and Savage-S. sa | Order of the ddaysa eiectioha0f School Fund Commissia6eFs a1'Be Senate psOea ceetied to balni, win the following Fesuii N For Albert Sedgwick, IT AbIah G6tlin, Mason Cevela nd, 8 ! Blank, 6.
 ResDlnlinn declaring Albert Sedgwiek elected; passed. as1 sssssss As
 B.l providing that every sch0ol district ihatlies partly i1 one town and partly in another, shall beiing tO the Scl00 society K of the iowa in which the sch0oi house of said district is siiuatetl; passed.
 Bill repeating the circus law passeds--- The vote was soon afier Fe eOnsideFed,
 and the subject being again before the
 Senate, Hon. Mr. Sanford expressed his I strong hope ihat this or "a snilas law would
 be passed. lie lived in a.iown ii which
 be could see the maDy evils which flowed from these exhibitions, and tlleir efEectnp- lon the character of the employees. .ss Many other members addressed the
 Senaie on, the subject, and aflerconsideFa- ole discussion, the matier was referred iAa the Committee on Education, who already had bull 0n ihaf subject before. them. :. .ssr Committee on. the judiciary reporiid against the hill, increasing The salaries Of the Cmniy Court judges, rejected. s.Ssssf HoUsE-Cammltiee Feporied against Bill by MT, J c, smi.h, de Homestead
 Mr Smith called on ss,a,nii eomnii,ies ios rss X: sans. x, .s.si s.,say .,sa kaa sB sA Mr. Hyde replied ihe N eammiaee
 thought ihe amount too large il would prevent loans 10 young men siarting in { business, for want of security. There would be practical difficulties in carrying Eoul such . law. ~ N g.;s
 Resolution appropriating e2O00 annusl- | ly to the General Hospital Society, amend ed in the House by striking onl apnnsllys Icame from. the Senate with ihe emen.l-s 1ment rejected. Mir. Aunspn moved to res. q consider and concur; cariied. sW I Acl extending the privileges of sihe act lof 1858 10 all corporations formed under
 the law; passed. N. :. Y. s,.ess... s,
 Resolaioa ip favor 70, q lie Pscidc Rail
 rold referred ME s... ss .s,.,,
 Act allowing School DissirFsica,s DisiirFsic a,i 10 take T Hand for schOnl houses. .n av M...s,...,ss I MT. WitmaD considered sit might De an u
 invasion on prsyalea rigbif, and iysanicaI
 Mr. ". K. Peek coincided.s i s.,s x x sss \ ' Mr, Hall did not regard sf,v amount of, damages ns compensation Tor q annisance;
 rejected S7 io @. ,ss ss..,nss ss. ss rs, s9f a8a w WEDxEspAS,s June al. .ss SENATE. Committee on banks repor<as ted in favorsof n bill srsiaaiHg 10 bankk, i providing that nu bank shall pay xreaterssI rate 0fsinierest lpr loans, or On dep0sits, a than four per cent.~-lhafsnu banks shall $ iake0ver sir per ct. direcIlx dr indirectly. on sny nole, hSli, drafi, :or 6;ll 0rexehanee -thai none shall IoanoYA one >ionrth inc
 amonAt of it's capiipl, stock out < of the
 State, &c.--that no bank Mshail Ioan1its
 bills to any other bank, coTpOration 0r ir,-s \, dividual, under any. .cOntaci.Or pruiect and
 guard their circulation, or. redeem inc
 same ihat the penalty is,f each violati0n s. l of lhe bill shall be q line nt g 500. one half
 'o the Siaie, aud one ball ia tbs prosecu.
 iIoa. MT. Dsmina i moved @ ,o sirike oul' a a ihe first seclian, which lin,iis ne amount 0f inierest that banks ma ray On slps n. \ and dspnsils 70 .fo,sr per q. MslIop wilI,>. drawn, and aller some disepssl0n the bill was laid On the tab be. 's'sss ..s M Bill raising the legal rate 0f inteFesk sp
 per cent reportsd pn ably by the committee. Order N prinfsss sss \ ' VT
 Resolution requiring bonus or ane rer cent. npan the capilsl stuck 0f all besfs that have been ot may be chafieFed ihe ]. present sessi0n, Of whose capit1f haa b1en ar may be incfeased, io be paid into lhS < State Treasury, except any WhO pailEn bunus exceeding one ler cent. nt ihe lirnn It original charter 0y inerease Of c1pilaI Amended 50 d not to inc lOde inerease of sapi,.l l' ss E co'Idi''oa ioF sls psyasat sl YHls Csmnii,ss on ibe isdeis.y ts5o.:sd against the bil 10 repeal the InsoIvenks ' Law of 1858. Laid on me ts hle. .s.s N. fi0usE. Res to appoint soin1alliee of \ three, to enquire insp aliefeli1a .1I aWs sn s'' l simplsly and make more speedy lsRal nFoa. ceedlngs, and report to the next Central. Assembly referred. x ss s as & ssssss Amendment 10 Cnnslfi1tins prpvidinn or slrlkiEg opl ihe word se fi z, and m kinn < eoltssN 70 read q qnali liHcatinn lpf . voseF.ua MI. QNuGlas ela tesl that there are noW ;la G | the Siasc about l6u0 c0lnfed pefsons o 1 auiia ble age whose properly Is free from | laxafi0n; and cnInred persons nssi 0f tilN 1 Eiaie ate thus induced 10 fHaks i4<zss- menis in ihis Staie. Granting this privilege w0ald lehd is sslf respect and the eleVslion oi lke c0lorea race. ssa sf1 Bsx aa Mrs Maasnn said lhsrs afs nt<nt tsnd