Litchfield enquirer., 1858-06-10
!. CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE.
TuEspAy, june |

TUESDAY. june l..
Res. raising Ininl select commi,iee on the re-
ply If the Bank Comnssioners--passed and or
,Icr-d tn be spnt TO the House Incorporating Far
n.rrs' and Mechanic Bank Of Middletown, PASSED.
Reports If com. adverse to resolution allowing
r.. II. Maine 1915 for services as teacher at State
K-i,f.., scl,.,o; paying Mrs. +. Y. Maine 800
in full for all claims. rejected.
The orief-of the day being the resolution ap-
rropfiaiinr 1850 70 the Stale Ag. Soc. was Id
KEN up.
Mr. G.llnp moved that the Senate insist on
,h.i. former act6n giving the Society 1880.
Mr.. Starr l,i,ped they would not insist. He re-.
rie.i i,,sar,en Of il. Com. resulting in the
i,n,ns Recommendation Of appfopriating 90 500
TN. s,rt,rf ffosse had insisted on the So 500
20 members are farmers, We should treat their
a.,i"n with Difference.
Mr.. {: ,ilup thought the Senate had settled the
anp-ti H. Mr. Starr had named 81 $50 as. a sat
,tac,ory sun. The House, under the ruling Of
ne Chair. had chance to express their minds
IL tine other House the lawyers. not the farmers
:f- the friends If the appropriation. They weep
ever i, as the children Of Seldom and Gom"rrah
W hrm leaving their cities. Such action IS an in-
s,,I, 10 the farmers II friends TO farmers, lei
tnp,n urye teaching agriculture in the common
school. The society did hot benefit the farmers
n. f,rmer asks fur the appropriation. Those
mI,o ask have ulferior objects.
Mr.. f,teckenridge thinks the miding class
wan, the money for County fairs. and fancy far
,.r> II Si.irIAlrs-therefoie goes FOR the 81 $50
Mr G.iIsup n.rtird lie, each pay tit'ir own bills
fra good tue. TO oppose rirruses and enconr-
ag. fast horses. il not consistent.
Mr. Kellogg thinks it not cseaitahle to oppose
an appropriation TO enahle those farmers who
4,.vr made improvements to show their improve
surnl fvr the good Of iilir brethren. The 81 500
a, moderate. The San IL something beside fast
horse place.
Mr. Starr said farmers are acting rather than
tflkinm men--tbey do their talking by proxy
hen.r the advpcas-, in the House by lawyers tie
corrected certain statements made in speeches.
Ar. Carpenter said many in the House insisted
in orles 10 kiI the hill. and bring up new one
lie Hoped the Senate would not ask a conference
com. & .tsE
Mr. W.di.ams said the Spciety had begun re-
,rpnchMent. Had the receipts last fall been as
u-,Al IL would not have needed aid Favored
concurrence with the House
Nf Pardee thinks record If the House conc|n-
silva. FROM that believes it favors the S2,5o0,
AMI advocated concurrence.
Motion to iBsisi lost by 10 IL.
Mr.. Starr moved 10 concur in givi ng So, $40
Motion r,fae.I OH e order by the Chair.
Af;er snndry parliamentary ''whippings Of the
devil raani the stump" such as motions for re.
Considerations. appeals, &C., the Senate by vote
ri T.. to 9, voted to reconsider and concur in ap-
rroptias.ng $4,000 to the State Society.
frds-Pardee. Peasr. English, Benedict. Starr
Bfark+n,ilae, Chadwick, Beardsley, Kellogg
Cur,i<, I.atbrop and Wadhams.
NAys-Casp. Rose, Gallup, Carpenter, Rock
WE'LL Plumb, Phelps. Isham and Brown.
Bill 6xiag dnoI adj,arnmen. OH or before june
9s'l. passed.
HOUSE.
Bill providing that the State shall have right
70 cnallrnye ,w. Jurors peremptoriliy in crm.
NIL trials. reported on favDrab'y.
t}ppn,rd by Mt. Hyda and MIR Graves-favor
I'd ny Mr. Johnson and Mr.. Train, and passrd Ct
to ii z
Res. appointing Thomas Clark Bank Commits
aionpr; Mr.. Hubbard moved to lay it on the table
until The report Of the two senior bank Commits
sinners now lying Speakers table, be read.
= Mr.. Johnson opposed the motion.
Mr.. i,rbekway said there was in his mind only
one reason for such action. II YVES that it nigh
b. possible after hearing the report. HAT We
shautd wuntesoe elect q full beard Ut Commis
sionsYs IS i.ass3
Mr. Graves said IL al election were now had
aud ,h- repor, spoken Of should make il advisable
10 repeal the law calling for these officers, that Thu
commissioners SO elected could not be reached BY
this Assembly,.
AIR Hubbard said he did not wish to embarras,
the action Of the House. He thought he knew
h-ltef what WAS due to courtesy than 10 do so
TIE motion is only Tor q temporary delay Until
the rtpurt can he heard. Amy remarks heretofore
made by him arose from no difficulty between
hi .self and the hank commissioners. ramol
had been industriousiy circulated that he as an at
'"rnry for certain parties, had been endeavcr'ng
~ this way 10 "ffit OUT evidence for private
ends. With whatever of moderation he could
command he stignratized it false in every par.
truiaI. The bark commissioners had employed
iuhby agents. lie hoped to live TO see the day
when the lobbies would be cleared Of such
min, lhonah he thought il woud not be anterior
/" millennium. lie was attorney Tor no bank ex-
rrrt one little savings bank, and his personal
feeling was friendly to commissioners, but he be.
l'rved ii,a. illegal xnd improper sums had been
l.xrd by these officers. Ii this belief should
prove uutpumded, il would give him much greater
pleasure to move for the exculpation of these g.
ti.ni-n than 10 have offered any resolution hith-
.rto.
Order Of day laid on table.
Report oil Two senior Bank Comm'rs. in reply
1, res calling on them for information concern
il. their tees, was recei4ed and read. 1t was a
h'ns,hy doeumea,. going over the whole ground :
asserting tina. they had never received any illegal
compensation. and reciiing in detail the different
kinds Of duty performed by them during the
year.
The order Of the day was called, being the re-
solution dY dng the town Of CRANKY and ma
King new town 10 bn called East CRANKY. Tie
'aajnri,y report in favor, and the minority report
against, Mere read. Mr. Pa,chen explained the
,iws Of the msjori.y and Mr.. Turreil replied for
tue minority. Pending his remarks, adjourned to
3p NJ.
Res. thai Geo. w. Warner. Chas. Beardsley,
& liarlbufl and N. r, Smith be added to the
10 snprrinsrnd the erection Of monumen,
To Col Seth Warner, and tina, they he directed 10
rruhove his rea.aits from Roxbury to the site Of
said monument passed. -.
The res. dividing the town Of CRANKY was ia
ken up
Mrssrs. Wright Of Clinton, Brnckway A. S.
Palmer and Smith Of Windsor, spoke IN favsr
AIR. Paine Of Woodstock replied 10 Mr.. Brock
way; Mr.. lngersop Of New Haven moved to
ai,-sd hS I. quiring the old town to give mp one
representative. 1l,e amendment was lost and the