Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05

< KS Speeches s ysfe msas ey sMr Maassn and MT Bartlett$smovedsthat the vo ts on the bill be taken unless members vantedste discuss it further. , < Noyobjeetion being made. the vote was sta- ken as follows: NJ
 Yeas, 12h, Nays, 88, Absent, 24 The announcement of the vote was received with loud applause on the republican side of the Housess and sses on the democratic side. The result was communicated in few se- csnds to the cannoneers on the green, who fired the first shot in honprl Of thesS passage of the bill, before the applause subsided ln the House. This occasioned renewed applause amid which the House adjourned.
 SENATE-Thursday Morning. June 28.
 The Senate conyened ats8 8}} o'cloek.~.Ssss=s
 A resolution incorporating the Connecticut United Service club. was reported favorably upon and passed S7ls sA&i 5~ .sa9 s,., Adjourned till 3 o'clock. k.~-~----~.---~ R., a;s ssT AFTERNOON SESSION E'
 The Senate met atthree o'clock s4s>.a,. n On motion of MT Wait, House bill No IDA. was taken up-a till in relation to justice courts, providing for trials of neighborhood quarrels by juries of six citizens. d,4 av The bill was then passsd-8 to7 .. s Adjo nrned until 9a o'clock Friday morning ~sg., lIa s 5''ass HOUSE. 4t'ss az a'S..- --'
 House met at 9 o'clock. :>aa-e l.
 Bill dividing the state. into: four judicial districts and regulating the time for holding courts, was reportedsand passed. ~'i ''i '''a V
 Bill for the relief of soldiers children was reported and passed. ,r ,;5;s,s .,s s..s .., 2
 Bill limiting the amount of stationary fur nished to the members of the General Assem- bly,, was reported E :..aa tssSt ee,E
 The bill was passed. .,.s --.. ,---
 ! Mir Butler of Norfolk, called up the order of the day--the resolution inco :porating the Derby and State Line Railroad. .s5tE 2. s.,.-, s.
 Mir Butler spoke in favor of the bill.
 On motion of Mr Slauson of Ridgefeld, the ayes and nays were ordered on the question.
 Adjourned to 8 P M. -s.es.,,-. '. .. AFTERNOON SESSION. ..
 House met at three o'clock. " st: F
 Mir Barnum called up the. resolution to in corporate the Derby and State Line railroad. The yeas and nays were then called on the bill which resulted as3 follows:-Ayes 31l3 <; nays 75. | 5-ras .c7 szs33 .sszs! .,4sE The question ofs equal rig6ts in the state hospital was taken up. A resolution from the Senate appropriating $I0,0OO for a State Homeopathic Hospital waseonsidered. 4,sa
 The majority and minority reports were
 MT DeweH ofNorfolk, spoke in favor of the minority reporty going at length. into sthe his tory of the controversy between the Alopath- ic and Homeopathic doctors. e3II Amendmentsto the resolution passed in the Senate, were adopted. b raat gs ':ig
 The resolution was then passed as amended by vote of 67 to 32 -s E
 The majority report was adopted 4' .r~.
 Adjourned to o'clock P M. s- .e"t =. ...- EVENING SESSION. 7, T. 8s' House met at 8 o'clock. se':s i Resolution auth horizing the New York and New Haven railroad company to increase its capital stock $l 100000 was reported and passed. Ev' e~5---H @-'@H&A .'| 6s:-
 Bill prohibiting railroad trains stopping on railroad crossings longer l than five minutes was reported. 8. Dl+
 The bill was then passed 9# i's'f'" 5s.7, Bill creating Bureau for records and tro. phies of the late war was reperted.taz:
 MT Willard moved to amend, making the Hartford Historical Society rooms the place for the bureau carried ss4'as1S at
 The bill as amended was then passed.
 SENATE-Friday Morning, June %. "
 Hhs SaApaitss. canSEepsd at sa o'slocka k, ususu ture report not to include Sundays as daysfo, he members of the legislature to receive pay passed--A reeel~tie.- s"or ocs1fux me saIdrle! of the Governor to two thousand dollars and
 
 was debated upon at some length, and after being amended in relation to pay of members for forty i've days. was finally passed
 A resolution to go into executive session at 10 o'clock in the evening passed. -vy
 Adjourned II o'clock. f'i t''-a si;z
 AFTERNOON SESSION. #. 1-
 The Senate convened at lA o'clock. -.' f-
 Lieut. Governor Winchester in the chair.
 f Report of the committee. on railroads, re- commended the Senate to concur. with the House in the resolution authorizing an in crease of the capital stock of the New Haven and New. York railroad company, to enable them to retain their one million in bonds. j-'
 MT Ballard proposed an amendment provi ding that said stock should be increased only as the company should pay this debtss
 Amendment adopted and resolution passed
 bill from House concerning the stopping of freight trains at crossings, compelling them to separate 3 long train. when necessary, ir order to give the right of, way. at crossings when they stop more than five minutes. Bill came amended" from the House. Furthe, amended by making the penalty not exceed ing $l0, for violation of the law. Bill as amended, passed. Bill for act providing fo, compensation of members of general assembly repeating thelaw of forty-fve days pay for services. Mir Bishep offered an ameudmen, tuaG odCu memOor SnOulu pc xp8lQ 4lOU t0l each session, without regard to it's length Debated by a number of Senators. The amend ment was adopted, ,. Motion to amend by stri ing out the passage making the law apply to this legislature, was also adopted and bill carried. Majority report of railroad commit tee on the Derby and State line railroad, &c saying that the charter ought not to be gran: ted, was read. Minority report not read Resolution incorporating the Litchfield Neat Cattle Insurance Company, was favorably re. ported upon, and accepted Report of the Derby railroad came from the House, mem bers insisting on their former motion.v MT Bishop moved to insist upon the motion to ad- here as made in the Senate. The motion to adhere was carried. Resolution in favor of Henry Granger, for claims, was adversely reported upon, and rejected Adjourned till halfpast seven o'clock. ta9'' '!Fa' s1t'7=;5,@
 e- EVENING SESSION. | I
 Senate convened at 7} o'clock ls.f s.e. ,. z.
 A resolution appropriating the snm of; two hundred dollars to Mir Buck, clerk of the Sen ate, for faithful discharge of his labors 1; unanimously passed. Resolution paying the messengers and door-keepers an extra hun dred dollars, passed. The bill reported by the committee was read, providing That eight hours of labor performed by any one person shall be lawful days work, unless otherwise thereto agreed by the parties. MT Bishon moved to strike out the words siu any me. cnanlcal or manufacturing establishment :'' adopted. The bill was then passed by uote ht tN sLE A ixt- feS r~