Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
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 in out .coIamns to-day and aak lof it the attentive perusalO Of our readers. It is of more than OFdiuary interest, and must Dc 1sgmded by men.of AIlpaaissasnsdosses pment of uncpmmon ability. The New Haven JOhrHaIin rssiswine the Message. says: It takes hold of the different cub. ieets npeH which qit trev.p. faigly and boldlys.and discusses lhem farsibIy and . iltelligently. The NsbrasEa aueution,iss y admirably argued indeed, we have read uSlhi6g which presents the sHDiSCt mora fSFcibly, Sr tihdieaIss lhs pSsisiSii SiiSE SfElhs north m6fs ably iidlshordhEhls shtaahae Speech Of ofiGOssF6Or DaH6R.gi The areu. }, meut commends itself to every honest ] mind. and will receive the cordial apprO- ' bation ofEall the people of the State. savs.;v ths4sa victims held in the traces.of ithe, grea. dispenser of I pabis ansdesr.s '..s.. s..'E On lhe Maine Law, the Governor exse : presses frankly those opinions which he
 vassknowna to entertain. and unhesitas B lsatingly endorses the proposed legslasion : as constitutional, while lie leaves the de.. .'' tails of the law, and the manner of is application. to the legislature. where 'ie eN propesly belongs. \ In thisrsspect. Gov, r Dutton follows thes example of his pfe, 5 decessor. who was equally posiiiiyss. s. iu h his Z, opinion, although hs took . dif5stent l view of the case from the present execu, tive. .ssl3asst s.ss. :. The Judiciary system, properly receivss attention from the Goyel nor. The noto.s .ss Fious ineficieney of, the present arrange pnent has been the suhjsctaof dischssion
 for seyetaIyea Three preceding Legss
 slatures: under democratic auspices, llays@ attempted moro ortless refosaaSip Ehe same difection ito which the GoYeradr points. But nothing has yet been pers formed. through q mistaken fear of in,- creasing the public expenditures, Gov. Dntton's long experience sat tie bar, and as a law writer and compiler, gives pes. culiar value to his opinion on this subject and we trust that his views may be sec conded by the present Legislature. 's' The insolventls law of 1853, which pays a thousand dollars so the deblors cup.
 ports his family and exempts his proper l:yfrom process, on condition that he pays his creditors seventy 9cenls ic6 the lllollar, and which also lOs enables any credi- tor to force lis debtnr into bsaEsuptc5,s has been received with sdisaPpf6Bation every suhetesD Resrhcse who sete-ia- l-,rumenlal .ip payzipg it acknoSledge itS Ilinjustiee, and doubt ita eons.itu,ionality.
 And while the GoyernCr sright in conn
 mendihg some of its features. be isstigla in saying t needs ls many any .iEppofsan. ''sf- aiioRs. -1--~-.-.----- The Goyahof 5 fecommeadaiions in
 behalf of the Slale H6spiaskl State Re-
 form School. Normaf ScRo6I and Agri-
 cultural socielys sareswl,et .aight be ex.
 pected from aiibssalshigln midied poli-
 tician, and q well wisher of his native
 State. All these associations deserve
 encouragement, and with shs handsome surplus in the treasury, the Legislatnrs need not ba reluctant 10 grant whatever
 aid is asked for.s The people of He Siass
 vill sustain them, The dsy has gone by
 when the foolish cry of extravagancsean shumbug the people into an encourage
 ment Of 'niggardly dealing sith objestsd
 public beneicence. esasg <, ,ssas
 sA The recommendations in nbehAlf Cf our
 common schools,sa and our paapev system
 are also judieioas and call for the en~
 dOrsensps of .hs Gsns,sl Assembly. \ The necessity of law. eneonsaging
 the military of the Siale. aBd PerIsc,ing
 a syssem which shell sbe nc. enly ayail>
 able but permaneui. has ,seceived the at>
 tenliou sof his 'Rxcelleacy and we tEsss
 his Recommendations will be needed. Our
 citizen soldiers have been st.dggling for
 existence of late years. almost every. year
 making some change .in she law. and
 ihwarting every attempt II lboaonghness.
 still as it exis.s, many new ecmpAaiss are
 organized, and shs best ef our youns men 1 are ngainsnrelIipg themselses M thssac-
 tive uili,asy eprps el lhs stsless lhto l be hoped mat shs legsia,iongpf the prs&