Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-01

nuu .l luf Etlnl'f Oi Deeue Out oi the State. Mr. Maddox oppased tbe bi'l- No lees are allowed tnr similar cnnlmis- sinnt. nlr. Feet lavored the bin. is not Fidhe tO thus occupy the time ef the Secretary without remuneration. Mr. Peek uf Nurinlk, and Mr. SiF0nR, also ad vucaied the bill. Mr. Hall said the Secre- laty ia nni now sufficiently compensated. His salary is hut S9OO ; aud has lS pay his own expenses Mir. Jennings was in favor ofpaying men f0F llieir services. BIll was passed,
 Bili-lOr an act that the R. R Com'rs ttalk 6berand carefully inspect si Rail- fdaaEin She State, ref'd.
 Res. hf Mr. Pierce af Norwich. censur ihRslhe cnndnci of Mir. TOncey in Con gEeese Mr. Hyde of Holland, moved sn iRdefniie pasipOnmeni, and demanded the Seas ana mays, winch were ordered, and aS n,nlinn Wns segaivcd 75 to ll7. On no ii6B 0f Mr. Kendrick, lle resolutions were nelerred to Com. on Federal Relations
 ~lRes. commenting the conduct of oOr Senators and Representatives In Cunaress. who have opposed the Nebraska Bli-- similarly referred. m .s .,,, }.s.l
 Res. of Mir, Pierce of Norwich. allow. ing je,nl stock companies formed by spe- cial acts, the same power tO increase their capital as is new epjayed by com panies formed under the acl--rsicrred.
 sssts 1.e FRIDAY, May 26th. z
 SKxATE.- Bin allowing Justices of the Peace 8 f0r the trial uf each case, whici, avas reported against and rejected in tiIe Senaie, cane from the House pssscd.
 Hon. Mir. Sanford moved that the Sen ate adhere iU it's Ermer vote. The law now stands where it ought to siand-ihe public interest would poi be promoted by change. lt was uncailed for, and ihe judicial expenses would he materially in~ creased. Senale adhered.
 Com. on Interpretations reported a res. tO allow the town of Bridgeport lO issue bonds to the amount of SIS, 900, at the le- galTaies of interest, with twenty five or thirty years to run. The town are erecl ting sas Court House and Jail, which to- geiher will cost a bout the sum asked fur.-- Resolution passed.
 Bill increasing the pay of Jurors ,io @l,5O per day and 6 cts. a mile for travel, taken up and passed.
 H0UsE. -Res. appropriating $500 to Gideon II. .Hollisler, 10 be expended under inc direction Of The Governor and John Cotton Smith. Esq in illustrating His. tory of ConneclIcut which be is about Io Mr. Strong said, Mr. TlolIiscr had been IA years engaged in this work, and had visited the various sections of the State, and other New England Slaies. We have never had a full and complete History Of Connecticut.
 Mr. Smith of Sharon. said that in sup> porting tie resolution offered by the abe l and experienced geniieman from Milford, I 1Mr. Strong he fell somewhat, dlRdent. because his own name (Mr. Smith's) was . cnnnecled with that of his Exceilcncy ii,e Governor, in cafry;ng out The objects oi the resolution. Su deep all interest did he. | Feel however, in the proposed noble work { Ol one Of Ou: r,.,si estmdbie and talented citizeEs, tha, he could not refrain from giving it altthe aid aud encouragement in Iris power. il,ever commonwealth had l an iitustrious history, one iliat took a deep hnld upon the hearts of those born upon fer soil it was Connecticut. That hisio- " is nov being written ny one who does il noi from motives of,pecnnnry gain, nor even from ihe impulse ol an honorable um- hl.ion, but because his whole heart IS full Of the glorious fnretine of lhe State, aud he Mngs to place benre all Ter chl> dreH the evidence that this gallant lillc Republic is tO tiie American coniedera ton what in former tunes Athens was 10 Greece.
 Her deeds af arms. her governmental in- elitutnns, purely republican,, from her ear Hest selllemen'; her moral educational, and relg0iis foundations, illet lives of her heroes, her statesmen, her divines, her schaars, her inventors, will all couc up qn the luminous page nf Holllsle., and 'lill his hisIory with episndes oi grandeur and beauty.
 MT. Smith hoped ihaf every son Of Con neclicnt would make inc circulation uf'lte pfhposed history Che first volume winch would soon appear.)a matter of personal etlnrt, Tor the memories of bis ancestors, aud tl,e instruction of his bOsic,iiy.
 MT Knbns;ln of HarE,rd said lhai $500 would alldw af but paftial ilinslraiioi,s.- He @as wiling 10 make iI!e appropr,ali lipul, but not in ths fnrm.. On his mellon tle sesnlssts0si was aid on illc.laile.
 Cum: on Claims reported sii, favor ofal IoWilie 0xlAs II. Parker, $6S.75 iur con testing sllis seat,, and E. N sPsck, @74.5O for dcfsniiin5 his seat in the HMise. Oskiy asked lpr an explanation; .Mr, Stewafi tlsan Cum. explained. 's's.s'ssa s,
 Mr, siihllas said. q was known before Ine elsctbss 'lleetlng was adj snrued, that Mr. Pafket Was elected, and tie considered l ,ite return 10 he fia,aaleni. Mir. Pasker | should tNpe bis per dleM allowance. Ba, l sae blaitk Ms tEe resullutiSn in favor 0l Mr. ] sF,fhpbM be filled ,wilh ho,hins.
 Ms. Peek pf Npft;,sk sai,l-When l Scanle into siis body was impressed with Yne nea sAat n making spprppra,ions,
 whleh c0ntsN lhe, aclinn of. men ln lhe .eosntn.,A hsssiLess ,ransa lions If isis. and upon q prudent and economical basis hn, 6isssI hld l' was mistaken, and that .sl.e la,snsa aillat caa gsi his hands deepest into tlep0ekets 0f 1he treasury is the best teI- l0aald as wisl. to ride oE the popular sRase, \ shali 60 iar ii.e resolution, hope