Litchfield enquirer., 1867-12-05
HENRY M. CLEVELAND. A. N. BENEDICT. A. J. HUkD. J. D. GALLUP. 2d.

A. N. BENEDICT. A. J. HUkD. J. D. GALLUP, 2d. RESOLUTION IN REFERENCE TO THE CON- 'NGOIICUI SIAIE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
 foh ONr uNAfE FAGRANT AND VICIOUS GlAtL5
 LC1ntlnued to tn next session of the General As- se-hD1y, and ordered to be printed With the laws .-ss| heso,ced, 1st, That tLere shall be established in | fhIs otaCe q State Ildustrial Scnoui for Chris. i ReS0Ced 70, That the sum of Sl5,OL0 be and is Iereoy appropriated for this purpose from the otate Treasury, to carry this resolve into execu- sioh, to bc uraWn by the proper officers on the | Warrant oT tue Comptroler at sucn times and In 5uch sums as 4ail be necessary for the purposes ol the I4stIIutloA, upon thelr furnishing vouchers iTO0t4e1 that GlG sum or not IesS Cnan fifteen ,housa-ld dJllars snail be raised for the object lfuln other sources
 Re5JIded 3A, That this Assembly may appoint '-4tIc cO4lIll4s5lOAefS WuO saii take measures to sccare tAe aoove nalneu amOuut rom other sour- 10S ahd "Ao salI, (IsG,) upon tnelr so doing, fur
 lisA satisfactory certlcate to tlat effect to the IOVeruOr.
 And (ZI,) select suitable location and procure y gift or pdr1lase suitable farm, aud secure to tiIe oIale cOulplete tlJle thereto. AAu (3d,) procure II necessary to build, the
 )IaiS aAu eatInaUes and cunt acts for tine erection dAd comp eLlOn Of, and cause to be erected and aoinpioteI sucn Buildings shall be required for 'ne use of said girls, and of the officers and as- 57tauts UT the ecnOol, Ill saDstataI conformity to 1 sAe sehefal principles aIIu metAou ot Urganiza- IloA aid SoVerumeut set forth the reporG of tue cJmini5slJnerS herewith suDmitted provided that tne s"id Building or bdlidlngs sAail be most economical plan consistent wirn tue design ned. And the saId comlnlssioLers snail, upon the competloh or sad DuAidlnSs give notice thereof to l tne governor a.u traasfer tnem to tue board of 1 truotees thereafter tO b. appUIuted. fes0I060 4"t, That Cne suIu hereby couditionally
 1pPIopraG0ut, toSe1hef Witn tne sun raseu by pri
 'ALc subscr4ptlol siiall be used oly for the pur- | inase oi huou DdiiuiIg or DundlAgs and lands, as | 1 5Ir4s, WItnout a-iy additional aId the State
 .uf tlat purpose :; It being understood that this
 dppfopraton is lutenueu onIy try larry the ex-
 pertinent o1 conouctlns scnool on the most eco
 'tic4l system, a!ld On the pan oftamly care and
 control.
 ..eovsced 50, That if the commissioners shall | 4ot eApend tne Wnole sum appropriated and con-
 cribdtou, they silan l.vcst the tue name
 14 1iI9 otaGc i'll securities to be approved by the
 iJ ptiO4lei, with 4Iorty to pay to interest to the
 fuotceS OL LlC ncOoI, EItaI shall be re- l iLftu for tn1 pdrpJ59S oI the scnool. l HeSJtte4 O"t, Iuat enou1u any town ill this State
 D AdJoIly o1 Votes SIVeli al town meeting Ie-
 4iy Called a.Iu no.lueI to Lne purpose artnor-
 Zo It's seicctmcn to give to the state suitable
 @I4n and DulIdiASs ior the Use of the school and
 il'on the acceDta-ce thereof by the state, to lay vowl tax tO deiiAy tie cost of tue same the said | Lcllon shall be YalIu and lawful.
 ResoLced 7Gl, That the said commissioners are authorized to present their accounts the govern or and comptroller With proper vouchers, and when such accounts are apploved and certified by them they shall be paId by the state treasurer on the order of the comptroller, provided that the amount shall not exceed the sum above appropriated for ] the school and such other sums as may be given | for its use from other sources.
 PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CoNsTI- FUTON.
 At General Assembly of the State of Connecti- cut, holden at Hartford in said State on the | first Wednesday of May, in the year of our Lord | one thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven ReS0tced 6y the House of Representatives. That the following be proposed amendment to the Constitution of this Sra e. which, when ap- proved and adopted in the manner provided by the Constitution, snail to all ntents and purposes be- | come part thereof, viz:
 Every mae citizen of the United States who l shall have attained the ago of twenty-one years,
 who shall have resided in this State for a term of one year next preceding, and in the town ill which
 he may efer himself to be admitted to the privi- | ieges of an eectOr, at least six months preceding
 the time at which he may offer himself and l shall be able to read any article Of the constitu- ton, or any section of the statutes of this state
 and shall sustain good moral character, shall, on taking such oath as may be prescribed by law, be- 1 come an eIector." '' .'f
 Res0lced, That the foregoing proposed amend. ment to the constitution be continued to the ext General Assembly, and be published with the Ia ys l passed at the present session.
 House of Representatives, July 18th, 1867. Passed. JAMES U. TAINTOR, Clerk PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CoNsTI- FUTON
 AL OoAeIdl 1ASSeIHDy or Lne State Of COnneCti. cut, holden at Hartford, on the first Wednesday 1 of May 'n the year of our Lord, one thousand eIght hundred and sixty seven:
 ReSoEred 0y tue House of Representatives, That the following be proposed as an Amendment of the Constitution of this State, which proposed amendment when approved and adopted in the manner prescribed by tho Constitution shall be, 'o all lntents aud purposes, part thereof to wit An election Tor delegates to convention to rec | vlse aud amend the Constitution of thls State, shall be holden on the first Tuesday of September, ln the year 1885, In the same manner, and under
 the regulations as meetings for the choice of ] representatives to the General Assembly are now
 holden; pr0rided onty, that the electors of each
 town may select their delegates from the State st | lai ge.
 Each town shall be entitled to the same number i of delegates to said convention as the number of
 to which it Is entitled ill the Gene
 raj Assembly, and the delegates shall receive the l same remuneration as shall be allowed said repre- | seutatives ---
 All electors qualified to vote for representatives,
 shall be entitled to vote for delegates to said con- vention. Said convention shall be holden in the | Representatyes' Hall in Hartford, on the first
 Tuesday Of October, in the year 1869 it shall ap-
 point president aud such other officers as it may 1 deem expedient, who shall be paid reasonable
 compensation for thelr services; it's debates shall | be public; it shall keep journal of its proceed
 ings and publish the same; it shall determine the rules of its own proceediLgs, and shall have all
 other powers necessary to the proper execntion Inf l it's functions. aGTH
 The revised and amended constitution framed
 oy sald convention shall be submitted to the cleo tors or tnls state, Tn such manner and such time
 not not less than two nor more than six months from the rising of said convention, as said convention l snali prove, and if said revised and amended constitution shall be approved by majority of the electors It shall from and after the time such ap
 proyal has been duly ascertalned and publicly pro-
 canned Tn Q manner to be provided by said con-
 yention to be estab ished and ordained as the onIv
 Constitution of the State of Connecticut.
 ResoIoed, That the foregoing proposed amend
 ment to the Constitution of thls State be eontin- ued to the next session of the General Assembly l LContiaaed on Fourth Page