Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-11

Various bills for public acts, resolutions, etc., referred in concurrence. MT Phillips offered a resolution designating l Friday, June 9th. at 10 o'clock, A. M.. for the election of three Judges of the Superior Court. Mr. Mitchell opposed this .s'railway speed" of legislation. and moved an amend ment, making the time Wednesday, June llth. and called for the yeas and nays; amendment lost, Sto 13. Resolution passed Housatonis Railroad Company; laid on the table.
 Adjourned to Friday. Houss.-Called to order at g o'clock. Report of the State Librarian, accepted and ordered on file.
 concprred with Senate in the disposition of sundry matters. House resumed consideration of the resolu tion enquiring whether there is any conflict between the laws of this State and the laws of the United States committee report that there is no conflict existing-accepted. The order of the day, the election of Judges of tue Superior Court, was taken up, and after discussion by Messrs. Eaton, Adams, Lucas. Baldwin, and Bugbee, was postponed, and made the special order of the day for Wednes- day next. Ut 10 A. M.
 Tue ,yaliandigham resolutions were again .aken up. and discussed again by Mr. Eaton. against the Government, and in favor of Sc cession, and Mir. Wright of Meriden, in favor of supporting the Government, after which the House adjourned to Friday
 FRIDAY. June 5.
 ssxArY Tho bill Incorporating the Con nesticut Arms Company taken up, and after slight amendment, passed.
 Resolutions appointing Thomas Cowles, of Farmington, bank commissioners ;; Samuel Fitch of Stafford, railroad commissioner; D. H. Willard, of wetaersfeld. state prison di- reetar; Wms R. Clark, CT Old Saybroek. Ed ward Savage. of Cromw ell. and Amasa Day, of East iladdam, commissioners for Middlesex county; passed
 The special order, the election of Judges, was taken up. Result, John D. Park, 19; R. D. Hubbard, | Blank, l. John D. Park was declared elected.
 Another ballot resulted in the election of James Phelps as Judge, who received l3 votes tc for Loren P. Waldo.
 Mr. Phelps moved to adjourn. Lost.
 Another hnllet was taken, and Dwight w. Pafdee was elected Judge, receiving IS votes to 8 for origen 8 Seymour.
 Bill providing that the tsrm of all judicial and ministerial officers appeiured by the gen. eral assembly, shall commence on the 4th of July next succeeding such appointment re- ferred
 | Res. that when $5, GOO are subscribed by private subscriptions towards the erection of | school for imbeciles the comptroller shall draw an order for $5.000 for the purchase of real estate for such school; referred.
 Adjourned to Tuesday. :.
 Housr. .-Resolution extending the time for. completing the H. P. $ F. R. R. to July, 1866. Tahled for printing.
 Act de settlement of estates; providing that wills executed out of this State be admitted to probate in this State. Passe |.
 House concurred with Senate in various matters.
 Resolution appointing J. Hammond Trnm- bull, Origen s. Seymour, and Loren P. Waldo, . committee to revise statutes; referred.
 Resolution appropriating $5, 900 to the Con- necticut School for Imbeciles referred
 Report in favor of incorporating the Conn. Arms Manufacturing Co. came from Senate amended House concurred and passad it.
 Resolution instructing the judiciary com mittee to report bill repeating the act of 1854. known as the '.Maine Law; lost.
 Adjourned to Tuesday
 TUESDAY, June 9th. s SENATE .--Bill for repeating the Maine Law, rejected.
 Petition of Walter Speriy, TOT a0t or moor. poration. and bill for act de education, rek ferred. Adjourned.
 Houss met at II A. M.
 House concurred with Senate in the dispo- sition of various bills.:s
 Bill prohibiting the nse of nets or seines Tn shepard's pond, in Litchfeid co referred
 Mr. Munson. of Seymour, resumed his re- marks on Vallaudieham resolutions. taking the extreme State rights ground. and: with- out finishing, gave way to 2 motion to adjourn.
 Adjourned to o'clock, Wednesday.