New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03
MONDAY AFTERNOON, 5 O'CLOCK.
ADJOURNMENT or THE CONNEC TCUT
LEGISLATURE.
correspondence Of The N. Y Tribune.

Correspondence Of The ~ Y Tribune
NEW HAVEN, Saturday, July |, 1854
The Legislature Of this State having accomplished
the business of the session. met at o'clock this morn
ing for a final adjournment. Gov. Dutton appeared
TO make his communication personally IN relation 10
the adjournment OF the Legislature and was enthusi-
astically received and delivered excellent commu
nicaon, abiding in very complimentary terms to the
useful and stringent laws passed at this session. The
LEGISLATURE finally adjourned at o'clock, after one OF
fine most laborous and useful sessions of the Legisla
ture ever held in Connecticut. Assembling the 81
day of Nav makes the length OF the session just sixty
DAYS Both the Senate and House of Representatives
we're composed OF choice men, selected by the people
OF the State after careful deberatiOn for their upright
and honest opinions all the popular questions OF the
day. The Maine Law was made the special issue In
election and was most triumphanty carried by the
p,ople And those elected on this issue true 10
the wi,hes of their constituents, and scented anxious to
conform the wishes OF the people, that expressed
their decided appreciation OF this great measure at the
hallot-box last April.
The Prohibitory Liquor law passed the Senate almost
unanimously, and the House of Representatives ~ 81
majority
The total minority for the law in both the Senate
and House 1872 being the largest majority any pro-
hibitory liquor law received in any State Of the
Union. The Prohibtory Liquor law has been signed
by Gov Duton and in his speech at the mass Temper
Convention. June ~. ne gave III MS up
proval: said he believed il perfect OF any SINH
lar law vet enacted By any State and gave his opinion
that il would be vigorously enforced Temperance Or
aanzations for the purpose of rgldy enforcing the
law, like the Carson Leagues, are now being estab-
shed and the public elsewhere can rest assured tnat
Connecticut will he redeemed from the bighting
curse of rum.sellng. And il there is State in the
Union that will enforce their Liquor law that State
will be CONNECTICUT. Besides the Liquor law, the
Legislature have passed many other equally excellent
bills An Act for the defense OF Liberty" published
in TIE TRIBUNE yesterday reflects great credit upon
the session of 1854.
The following resolutions which we're passed by q
very decided majority show the opinions and feelings
of the people of Connecticut the brutal and inhu
man Fugitive Slave law.
RESOLUTIONS GENERAL Assembly % coS'Ec
wA,,.a. In obedience 'r. Of the Constitution of the
restrict prr ae,ea tho Nations. Govern psn
as the Compromise 1870 by which slavery prohibited N all
repealed Of cOnse and he,sa ( IN new OF
and sss h 81 e po e
pursue subject Of sisyeyi now .heseio.e
of ss .I cherish The sres principles Of The fGG.
iu bs.sd upon these principles the Unon OF these United
Ss..d That the fedeSAl Constitution, ordained to form
srty expressly the General Government the de-
Ve sny r.on OF me- nesy % popy,S "oS s1s e.bs
slavery establish monarchy should a. onee proceed 70 10
ever II y sesses conslonsl power ese for is extinction
have virtually repus,ed and deprived Of their moral
force authority repeal OF The act preparatory 10 ne adj
of Missouri approved March lao DO declare their deter
original policy OF the Uos ernneIi founded
utoB he Consultation Of the UItcd States
opinion this General assembly tue people
of CoDnsut demaud Of that o. he bill for the Or
ssn1on Government. OF Kansas add Sebsssa WHICH de-
clare Missouri Conpross nopsraiye AID VOID and VIII per-
demand until the restriction Of slavery contained 10
the act OF shall restored full force and effect
rousy Setator Of the state OF
the United states hsyus ~ MS woe
on the hns passage bill the OF he Territories
Of krsss snd Sebr.s d.obeyed solemn AID deliberate
strueens Legs1e and dressded the wishes me inter
principles be people Of this state deserves 70 be-
and hereby a. euslr,d by his General Assembly.
the the General Assembly rendered
and Representative in Congress Of the
United opposed By all esA AMI means
the NIFTY the esssse OF he Az oy "bca me MS
ssoun Comproulise has been repealed
Thai Conzcs De Instructed and our Rep
BE- requested introduce into the Congress o. the
United favor Of such snendmen 0; me law
The Fugitive Slave Law sha secure to
person csned d law III. nigh, Of .s BY the state
hesofroc That -cpy these resolutions .rans'ed
he Congress o. The United states
o be BY them lad before tina. body.
Neither Senator Toucer nor Colin W. Ingerso have
showed their heads 10 Connecticut since they vated for
the Nebraska niquty, and cow the Legislature OF
their native state has expressed ia opinion OF their
conduct in Congress- they must know they certain
ly wanted in hls STATE they had oetter engrate 20
the Fegee Islands, where they can find constituents
better suited them 10 fepresen an the Intelligent
people of Connecticut. VoX POPULL