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3 Fr 6 364 51 5 5
7 44 4th Tu., Hartford.
4 Sa 6 37 4 50 Rises. 8 26 SUPERIOR.
5 A 6 394 48 5 19
9 9
39
COUNTY. 14 2d Tu. Hartf .; Norwich. ANNUAL MEETINGS.
BANKS. 1 M. Meriden ; Winsted.
11 Sa 6 464 42 10 12 A 6 474 41 11 13 1 22 2 W. Connect. Mutual. 13 M 6 484 40 Morn. 2 17 14 Tu 6 504 39 0 16 3 RAILROAD. 36 2 M. N. L., W. & P. ELECTIONS.
15 W 6 514 38 1 19
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16 Th 6 524 37 2 23
17 Fr 6 53 4 37 3 30
18 Sa 6 544 36 4 38
19 A 6 564 35 5 51 8
20 M 6 574 34
Sets. 8
21 Tu 6 584 33 5 34 9
33 LEGISLATURES.
22 W 6 59 4 33 6 31 10
14 1 M. Geo .; Ark .; Florida.
7 14 32
40 10 572 M. Alabama.
24 Fr 17 24 32 8 54 11 43 3 M. North Carolina.
25 Sa 7 34 31 10
11 Morn. 4 M. South Carolina.
26 A
7 44 31 11
26 0
36 30 THANKSGIVING. CHURCH DAYS.
27 M 7 54 30 Morn.
1 35
28 Tu 7 74 30 0
37
2 41 1 All Sa'ts. 2 All Souls.
29 W 7
84 29 1 46
4
2 5 21st S. after Trinity.
30 Th 7
94 29 2
54 5 14 12 22d S. after Trinity.
19 23d S. af. Trin ; 26 24th S. af. Trin .; 30 St. Andrew.
ECCLESIASTICAL .- 1st Tu., Windham Ass .; Tu. after Thanks- giving, New Haven West Association.
4 Moon eclipsed, invisible. 20 Sun eclipsed, invisible.
3 1st Tu. Litchfield.
6 M 6 404 47 5 52
7 Tu 6 414 46
6 32 10
8 W 6 424 45 7 18 10
9 Th 6 43 4 44 8 9
12 11
10 Fr 6 45 4 43
10 11 11 E.
6
6 7
3 1 M. Louis'a .; Mississip. 56 1 Tu. N. J .; Wis .; Mich- 36 igan; Illinois ; Cal .; Ind. 17 Tu. af. 1 M. Mass .; N. 55 Y .; Del.
23 Th
47 22 57 37 INSURANCE CO.
12th Month.
DECEMBER.
1854.
MOON'S PHASES.
SUN SOUTH.
Full 4, 8h. 43m. M.
Last @ 12, 1h. 20m. E.
New @ 19, 4h. 56m. E.
First @ 26, 7h 47m. M .!
15, 11h. 56m.
28, 12h 2m. 30, 12h. 3m.
MW OR. @S. R. O.S. H. W.
CALENDAR DAYS.
1 Fr
7 104 28 4 1
6 20
COURTS. SUPERIOR.
2 Sa 7 114 28 5 23
7 14
3A
7 124 28 6 14
7 582d Tu. Haddam.
4|M
7 134 28
Rises. 8 39 3d Tu. Norwich.
5 Tu 7 144 28 5 12 9
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COUNTY.
6 W
7 154 28 6 2
9 55 1st Tu., New Haven.
6 59 10 32 2d Tu., Bridgeport.
8 Fr
9 Sa
7 184 27 9 111 42 3d Tu., Litchfield.
10A
7 184 28 10
11 M
7 194 28 11
4
1
47 1 M. CONGRESS meets.
13 W
7 21 4 28 0 7
1 12
3
47 53
16 Sa
7 234 29 3 24
5
53
17A
7 24 4 29
4 38
G
50
18 M
7 21 4 29 7 25 4 30
5
55
Sets.
8 26
20 W
7 26 4 30 5 19 9
14
3 1st S. in Advent. 10 2d S. in Advent.
22 Fr
7 274 31
7 53 10
52
23 Sa
7 274 32 9 12 11
42
24 4th S. in Advent.
24 A
7 28 4 32 10 27 Morn. 0
37
26 Tu
7 284 34 Morn.
1 28
27 W
7 29 4 34 0 47
2 20
28 Th 7 29 4 35 1 53
3 21
29 Fr 7 29 4 36
3
0
4 23
30 Sa 7 29 4 36 4
5
5 33
31 A 7 304 37 5
10
6 39
LEGISLATURES. 1 M. Kentucky. 1 M. Iowa. Last M. Missouri.
CHURCH DAYS.
21 Th
7 264 31 6 34 10
2
17 3d S. in Advent.
21 St. Thomas.
25 Christmas.
31 26 St. Stephen.
27 St. John Evan.
28 Innocents. 31 1st S. af. Christmas.
DEBT OF GREAT BRITAIN, Jan. 1, 1852, $3,825,632,910; an- nual charge for interest and management, $137,508,915.
" British Revenue and Expendi're for the year ending Jan. 5, 1852. Receipts, 8261,165,030 ; Expenditures, $227,533,050.
3 Ev. 204th Tu., Tolland. 1 1
12 Tu
7 20 4 28
Morn.
2 38
14 Th 7 22 4 28
15 Fr
17 224 28 2 16
4
7 37
19 Tu
59/11 8 2d Tu., Brooklyn.
7Th 7 164 27 7 174 27 7
2, 11h. 50m. 20, 11h. 58m. 7, 11h. 52m. - 24, 12h. Om.
11, 11h 54m.
25 M 7 28 4 33 11
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STATE SENATORS.
State Senators
UNDER THE CONSTITUTION, ELECTED BY GENERAL TICKET.
THE Register for 1849 contains a list of Assistants, or members of the Upper House, from 1639 to 1819, when the Constitution went into operation. That for 1850 contains a list of Senators, by Districts, together with the votes of the successful and the opposing can- didates, from 1830 to 1849. During the intervening period from 1819 to 1830, the Senators, twelve in num- ber, were elected by general ticket. For two years the old Federal party had an organized existence, after which, for four or five years, during the last term of Monroe's administration, but little interest was taken in politics. In fact, in 1824, only 7,510 votes were cast in the whole state for Governor, of which all but 875 were for Gov. Wolcott.
The following are the votes for Senators by general ticket.
SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES.
Highest Vote.
Lowest Vote.
Highest Vote. Lowest Vote.
1819
18,131
17,744
16,656
16,439
1820
15,464
15,308
13,003
12,747
1821
10,687
9,869
No opposition ticket.
1822
9,442
7,440
1823
8,329
5,743*
1824
6,729
6,535
1525
8,644
6,592}
1826
7,843
5,769
5,574
2,982
1827
8,609
6,453
6,378
3,452
1828
9,993
9,038
7,940
6,761
1829
9,165
7,310
4,523
3,231
DEFEATED CANDIDATES.
* John S. Peters had 2,864 votes in opposition to Calvin Willey. 11. W. Crawford had 1,575 votes in opposition to Benning Mann.
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STATE SENATORS.
LIST OF SENATORS FROM 1819 TO 1830.
Elected in
Jonathan Brace, Hartford,
Sylvester Wells, Hartford,
1819 & 20 1819, 20 & 21 1819
William Bristol, New Haven,
David Tomlinson, Oxford,
1819, 20 & 21
Elias Perkins, New London,
1819, 20, 21 & 22 1819, 20 & 21
David Hill, Fairfield, 1819, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 & 26+
Peter Webb, Windham, 1819 & 20
Frederick Wolcott, Litchfield,
1819, 20, 21 & 22
Elijah Boardman, New Milford, Joshua Stow, Middletown,
1819 & 20
John S. Peters, Hebron,
Curtis Hinman, Southbury,
Samuel A. Foote, Cheshire, David Plant, Stratford,
1819, 20 & 21 *1819, 20, 21 & 22 +1820 1821 1821, 22 & 23 1821 & 22
Dixon Hall, Sterling, Orange Merwin, New Milford," Elisha Phelps, Simsbury,
1821, 22, 23 & 24
Lemuel Whitman, Farmington,
1822
William Moseley, New Haven, William Randall, Stonington, Austin Olcott, Killingworth, 1822, 23, 24 & 25} Luther Loomis, Suffield, 1823, 24, 25 & 26 Abel Wheeler, Oxford, 1823 & 24
Christopher Manwaring, New London, 1523 & 24
David Keyes, Ashford, 1823 & 24
Ebenezer Young, Killingly, 1823, 24 & 25
Calvin Willey, Tolland,
1823 & 24
" In 1819, the opposition were Timothy Pitkin, Jonathan W. Edwards, Simeon Baldwin, Charles Denison, Calvin Goddard, Sanı- uel B. Sherwood, Samuel W. Johnson, Win. Perkins, Noah B. Benedict, Elijah Hubbard and Asa Willey. F. Wolcott was on both tickets.
t In 1820, they were T. Pitkin, C. Denison, Andrew Hull, Ly- man Law, John Turner, Wm. Edmond, Wm. M. Betts, Zephaniah Swift, Charles H. Hall, Josiah Savage and Calvin Willey. F. Wol- cott was on both tickets.
1522, 23 & 24
1822, 23 & 24 1822
Enoch Burrows, Stonington,
STATE SENATORS.
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Seth P. Beers, Litchfield,
1824
Nathan Johnson, Hartford,
1825, 26, 27,28 & 29
Noyes Darling, Woodbridge,
1825, 26 & 27
Alexander Stewart, Jr., Griswold,
1825 & 26 1825*
Robert Fairchild, Stratford,
Ebenezer Stoddard, Woodstock,
1825, 26 & 27}
John Welch, Litchfield,
1825, 26 & 27
Samuel Church, Salisbury,
1825, 26 & 27 1825
Benning Mann, Stafford,
James Mitchell, Groton,
1826 & 27
Samuel Tweedy, Danbury,
1826, 27 & 28
John Alsop, Middletown,
1826, 27, 28 & 29
Ingoldsby W. Crawford, Union,
1826 & 2716
Martin Welles, Wethersfield, Nathan Smith, New Haven,
1827
Ebenezer Brockway, Lyme,
1827 & 28
Henry W. Edwards, New Haven,
1828 & 29
John D. Reynolds, Wallingford, 1828 & 29
*1828 & 29
Thaddeus Betts, Norwalk,
1828
John Nichols, Thompson,
+1828 & 29
Homer Boardman, New Milford,
*+ 1828 & 29
John Fitch, Mansfield,
1828 & 29
Samuel Raymond, New Canaan,
1829
Daniel 'Tomlinson, Brookfield,
1829
Thomas Hubbard, Pomfret,
1829
* In 1826, not elected. The other candidates were Joshua At- water, Moses Warren, Zalmon Wildman, Solomon Taintor and Thomas Mather L. Loomis, S. Chruch and I. W. Crawford were on both tickets.
t In 1827 not elected. The other candidates were John M. Niles, J. Atwater, Jesse Dean, Z. Wildman, Enoch Foote and Thomas Mather. S. Church, J. Mitchell and I. W. Crawford were on both tickets.
į In 1828, not elected. The other candidates were J. M. Niles, Noadiah Woodruff, J. Dean, Z. Wildman and Abraham D. Bald- win. H. W. Edwards, Reynolds, Brockway, Huntington and Boardman were on both tickets.
§ In 1829, not elected. The other candidates were Lorain T. Pease, Leonard Welles, Wm. Todd, Elisha Tracy, Charles Moul- ton, Z. Wildman, John Q. Wilson, Philip Pearl, Perry Smith, Lan- celot Phelps and Josiah Savage.
*1827, 28 & 29
Roger Huntington, Norwich,
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GOVERNMENT OF CONNECTICUT.
Government of Connecticut, 1853-4.
Executive Department. His Excellency THOMAS H. SEYMOUR, [appointed Minister to Russia,] Hartford, GOVERNOR. Salary $1100. R. A. Erving, Exec. Sec. Samuel Tripp, East Hartford, Messenger. His Honor CHARLES HI. POND, Milford, LIEUT. GOVERNOR. [Acting Governor. ]
Samuel L. Warner, Wethersfield, Exec. Sec. JOHN P. C. MATHER, New London, SEC. OF STATE. Salary $1000. J. Judson Dimock, Clerk .*
EDWIN STEARNS, Middletown, TREASURER. Salary $1000. Walter S. Carter, Clerk .*
RUFUS G. PINNEY, Stafford, COMPTROLLER. Salary $1000. George Robinson, Clerk .*
MASON CLEVELAND, Hampton, COMMISSIONER OF THE SCHOOL FUND. Salary $1250, and traveling expenses. Henry A. Fitch, J. F. Erving, Clerks. *
CHARLES MARVIN, Auditors of Public Accounts. JOB ALLYN,
WM. H. GILBERT, - Auditors of Quarter Master
JOSEPH PRATT, General's Account.
ALFRED E. BURR, Hartford, State Printer.
STATE LIBRARY COMMITTEE, The Governor, Secretary of State, and Wm. L. Storrs.
* Clerks in the several State offices are allowed $2 per day.
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SENATORIAL DISTRICTS.
Dotes for State Officers.
APRIL, 1853.
GOVERNOR,
Seymour,
Dutton,
Gillette, Scat.
Hartford Co.
6,497
4,458
1,204
4
New Haven Co.
5,678
4,425
1,313
0
New London Co.
3,555
1,847
2,049
2
Fairfield Co.
4,375
3,095
986
0
Windham Co.
2,327
1,250
1,016
0
Litchfield Co.
3,969
3,266
653
1
Middlesex Co.
2,474
1,348
937
0
Tolland Co.
1,939
982
768
2
-
Total,
30,814
20,671
8,926
9
LT. GOVERNOR,
Pond,
Kellogg,
Boyd,
Scat.
30,926
20,815
8,695
3
SECRETARY,
Mather,
Robinson, Baldwin, Scat.
31,558
22,532
5,697
449
TREASURER,
Stearns,
Camp,
Webb,
Scat.
31,544
23,707
5,029
222
COMPTROLLER,
Pinney,
Stillman, Brockway, Scat.
31,798
22,419
5,344
634
Senatorial Districts.
1. Hartford, Wethersfield, Berlin, Southington, New Britain, Rocky Hill.
2. Enfield, Suffield, East Windsor, East Hartford, Glastenbury, Marlborough, Manchester, South Windsor.
3. Hartland, Granby, Simsbury, Windsor, Canton, Farmington, Bristol, Burlington, Avon, Bloomfield.
4. New Haven, Hamden, Woodbridge.
5. Milford, Orange, Derby, Oxford, Middlebury, Waterbury, Bethany, Wolcott, Southbury, Naugatuck, Seymour.
6. Guilford, Branford, North Branford, East Haven, North Ha- ven, Madison, Wallingford, Meriden, Cheshire, Prospect.
7. New London, Groton, Ledyard, Stonington, Waterford.
8. Norwich, North Stonington, Preston, Griswold, Lisbon, Franklin.
9. Lyme, Colchester, Lebanon, Montville, Salem, Bozrah, East Lyme.
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VOTES FOR SENATORS.
10. Fairfield, Bridgeport, Stratford, Huntington, Weston, Trum- bull, Monroe, Westport, Easton.
11. Danbury, Ridgefield, Redding, Newtown, Brookfield, New Fairfield, Sherman.
12. Norwalk, Darien, Stamford, Greenwich, New Canaan, Wilton.
13. Brooklyn, Canterbury, Hampton, Plainfield, Sterling, Volun- town, Windham, Chaplin.
14. Ashford, Eastford, Killingly, Pomfret, Thompson, Woodstock. 15. Litchfield, Harwinton, New Hartford, Torrington, Winches- ter, Barkhamsted, Colebrook.
16. New Milford, Warren, Washington, Roxbury, Bethlem, Woodbury, Watertown, Plymouth.
17. Salisbury, Canaan, Norfolk, Sharon, Cornwall, Goshen, Kent.
18. Middletown, Cromwell, Durham, Chatham, Portland.
19. Haddam, Chester, Clinton, East Haddam, Killingworth, Say- brook, Old Saybrook, Westbrook.
20. Tolland, Ellington, Somers, Stafford, Union, Willington.
21. Andover, Bolton, Coventry, Columbia, Hebron, Mansfield, Vernon.
Votes for Senators.
APRIL, 1853.
Dis.
Vote.
Vote. Scat. Total.
1 Landers,
2,693
Elisha Johnson,
2,290 182 5,165
2 Olmsted,
1,762 Hez. S. Sheldon, 1,253 176 3,191
3 Williams,
1,997 Marcus H. Upson, 1,381 230 3,608
4 Olmstead,
2,189
Ch. Atwater, Jr., 2,088
1 4,278
5 Kellogg,
1,791
Sam'l A. Miles,
1,789
11 3,591
6 Payne,
1,703
Julius Pratt,
1,659
0 3,362
7 Fish,
1,244
Wm. H. Miner,
1,172
0 2,416
8 H. Bill,
1,430
John D. Park,
1,112 104 2,646
9 A. Bill,
1,042
A. B. Pierce,
967
76 2,085
10 Wilcoxson,
1,883
John Edwards,
1,503
0 3,386
11 Hyatt,
1,376
A. L. Williams,
1,102
0 2,478
12 Butler,
1,416
Samuel Close,
1,106
1 2,523
13 Fry,
1,194
H. G. Taintor,
987
34 2,215
14 Dean,
1,139
Peleg C. Child,
1,111
2 2,252
15 Beardsley,
1,305
W. S. Holabird,
1,219
58 2,582
16 Harrison,
1,406
Manly Peters,
1,283
9 2,698
17 Deming,
1,333
Chau'y Reed, Jr., 1,036
12 2,381
18 Hall,
1,243
Benj'n Douglass, 1,110
1 2,344
19 Warner,
1,215
Ezra S. Williams, 1,046
4 2,265
20 Crane,
987
F. L. Dickinson, 802
4 1,793
21 Yeomans,
941
Dwight Loomis,
890
2 1,833
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
General Assembly.
SENATE.
HIS HONOR, LT. GOV. POND, PRESIDENT.
SENATORS, with residence, occupation, and Committees over which they presided.
1. George M. Landers, New Britain; Manufacturer. On Roads and Bridges; Dr. Wells's Discovery. Member of the Lower House in 1851.
2. Joseph Olmsted, Jr., East Windsor; Physician. Insane Poor; Education of Idiots.
On
3. Timothy E. Williams, Hartland; Farmer. On Claims; Agriculture. In the House 1841 and '48.
4. Hawley Olmstead, New Haven; Teacher. On African Col .; Education of the Blind. In the House, from Wilton, 1825, '26, '28 and '29.
5. Stephen W. Kellogg, Naugatuck; Lawyer. On Spir- ituous Liquors ; Revision of Constitution.
6. *Stephen H. Payne, Cheshire; Manufacturer. On
Military Affairs. In the House, from Prospect, 1839.
7. * Nathan G. Fish, Groton; Commerce. On Incorpo- rations; Preservation of Trout. In the Senate 1851 and '52; and the House 1849 and '50.
8. Henry Bill, Preston; Publisher. On Alms House System.
9. * James A. Bill, Lyme; Publisher. On Finance; Cap- ital Punishment; Independence Monument. In the Senate, 1852; and in the House, 1849.
10. John Wilcoxson, Stratford; Farmer. On Homestead Exemption; Probate Returns; Water Projects. In the House, 1846 and '51.
11. John B. Hyatt, Ridgefield; Farmer. On Railroads; Wooster Monument.
12. * Thomas B. Butler, Norwalk; Lawyer. On School Fund. In the Senate, 1838, '39, '48 and '52; and the House, 1832, '33, '37, '41, '43, '46 and '50.
13. Archibald Fry, Plainfield; Farmer. On Hours of Labor; Engrossed Bills. In the House, 1846.
14. *Ezra Deane, Woodstock; Tanner. On Unfinished Business. In the Senate, 1852; and the House, 1850.
*Members of Corporation of Yale College, five of whom had before been members of the Senate.
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SENATE.
15. Elliot Beardsley, Winsted; Trader and Manuf'r. On State Reform School.
16. Julius B. Harrison, New Milford; Lawyer. On Ju- diciary.
17. Ralph Deming, Sharon; Physician. On New Towns and Prob. Dist. In the House, 1835 and '39.
18. Alfred Hall, Portland; Quarryman. On Banks; Fed- eral Relations. In the House, 1847, '51 and '52.
19. *Daniel B. Warner, East Haddam; Merchant. On State Prison, and Earnings of Convicts. In the Sen- ate, 1852; and the House, 1849 and '50.
20. Darius Crane, Ellington; Farmer. On Lands. In the House, 1850.
21. John S. Yeomans, Columbia; Farmer. On Educa- tion; Fairfield Co. Build'gs. In the House, 1840 & '51. Allowance of Senators, $2 per day.
Clerk, Julius L. Strong, Bolton. Pay same as Senators. Messenger, Wm. Hayden, Builder, Hartford.
Assistant Messenger, W. P. Chamberlin, City Sheriff, Hartford.
Door-Keeper, E. K. Kent, Leather Dresser, Hartford.
COMMITTEES OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
JOINT STANDING.
JOINT SELECT.
Judiciary.
Federal Relations.
School Fund.
Revis. of Constitution.
Education.
Revis. of Criminal Code.
Finance.
General Banking Law.
Claims.
Water Projects.
Banks.
Hours of Labor. Homestead Exemption.
Incorporations.
New Towns and Prob. Dist. Almshouse System.
Railroads.
Earnings of Convicts.
Roads and Bridges.
African Colonization.
Sale of Lands.
Sale of Spirituous Liquors.
State Prison.
Capital Punishment.
Military Affairs.
Railroad Accidents.
JOINT SELECT.
Fairfield Co. Buildings.
Unfinished Business.
Dr. Wells's Discovery.
Revision of Rules.
Education of the Blind.
Portland Eccl. Society. Independence Monument.
do. of Idiots.
Wooster Monument.
Insane Poor.
Contingent Expenses.
State Reform School. Agriculture.
Engrossed Bills.
Protection of Trout.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WITH OCCUPATION, AND COMMITTEES OF WHICH THEY WERE MEMBERS.
WM. W. EATON, Hartford, SPEAKER. Allowance, $2.50 per day.
NOTE. Those marked * were members in 1852; and | mem- bers in previous years. Ch. Chairman of Committees.
HARTFORD, Alfred E. Burr, Printer. Committee on Rules. +Wm. W. Eaton, Lawyer. SPEAKER.
Avon, Isaac Baldwin, Farmer. On Spir. Liquors. Berlin, Jas. B. Carpenter, Man'r. On Banks; Water Proj. Bloomfield, Amasa H. Jerome, Farmer. On Hours of Lab'r. Bristol, Chauncey Goodrich, Clock manufac. On Earn ings of Convicts.
Burlington, *John Crandall, Farmer. On Educ. of Idiots. Canton, Orrin S. Case, Lawyer. On Lands; Ch. Revis. Criminal Code.
East Hartford, Chauncey Lester, Joiner. On Bank'g Law. Geo. Risley, Shoemaker.
East Windsor, Jonathan Colton, Farmer. On Ed. of Blind. Marvin Fuller, Farmer.
Enfield, Asaph King, Harness Maker. On School Fund. Omri G. Carrier, Mason. On Military Affairs. Farmington, ¡Chauncey Rowe, Merch. On Roads and Br. John E. Cowles, Farmer. On Agriculture. Glastenbury, *Gideon Kinney, Mason. On New Towns and Prob. Dist.
Sabin Stocking, Phys. On Dr. Wells's Discovery. Granby, Milton Hayes, Farmer. On Education of Blind. Charles O. Cornish, Merchant. On Revis. Con. Hartland, Higgins Huxford, Blacksmith. On Alms House System. Alfred R. Lawton, Farmer.
Manchester, Hiram N. Moulton, Joiner. On Railroads. Marlborough, Gustavus E. Hall, Farmer. On Insane Poor. New Britain, *Timothy W. Stanley, Manufac'r. On Alms House System.
Morton Judd, Manufac'r. On African Col. Rocky Hill, +Roderick Grimes, Merchant. On State Pr'n. Simsbury, tJeffery O. Phelps, Lawyer. On Judiciary; Ch. Incorporations.
TObed Higley, Farmer. On Revis. Constitution.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Southington, Julius B. Savage, Nut Cutter. On Home- stead Exemption. De Witt Upson, Joiner.
South Windsor, William Dart, Farmer. On Insane Poor. Suffield, +Henry Fuller, Farmer. On African Col .; Capi tal Punishment. Milton Hathaway, Farmer.
Wethersfield, +Wells Adams, Farmer. On Finance; Ch. State Ref. Sch .; Ch. Fairfield Co. Build. * Albert S. Hunn, Farmer. On Railway Accid'ts. Windsor, tFreeman M. Brown, Manufac'r. On Claims, Ch .; Independence Monument.
tDavid L. Hubbard, Farmer. On Education ; Portland Eccl. Soc .; Judges of Probate. NEW HAVEN, Charles B. Lines, Cabinet Maker. On Banks; Ch. Finance; Spir. Liquors. Chas. Ives, Lawyer. On New Towns and Prob. Dist., Ch .; Railroad Acc .; Ind. Monum't. Bethany, +Miles Hitchcock, Farmer. On Earn. of Con. Branford, Henry Grant, Joiner. On State Reform School; Water Projects.
Cheshire, James B. Fields, Farmer. On Hours of Labor. Bradley Miles, Farmer. On Banking Law.
Derby, Thomas Wallace, Wire drawer. On Revis. Con. East Haven, Willis Mallory, Commerce. On Ed. of Blind. Guilford, tSamuel W. Dudley, Farmer. On State Prison. *Henry Fowler, Farmer. On Fairfield Co. Build. Hamden, Russell H. Cooper, Farmer. On Claims.
Madison, Abel Scranton, Manufac'r. On Ed. of Idiots. Meriden, tIsaac C. Lewis, Manufacturer. On Education ; Contingent Expenses.
Middlebury, *David M. Beardsley, Farmer. On Agric. Milford, +Selah Strong, Farmer. On Incorporations. t Asa M. Train, Clergyman. On Unfin. Business ; Cont. Elec .; Ch. Lands; Ch. Afric. Col. Naugatuck, Franklin Howard, Iron Manuf. On School Fund; Revis. Crim. Code.
North Branford, Thomas A. Smith, Manufacturer.
On Dr. North Haven, Burritt Brockett, Shoemaker. Wells's Discovery.
Orange, tDavid Smith, Joiner. On Homestead Exempt'n. Oxford, Lewis Davis, Farmer. On Portland Eccl. Soc.
Prospect, No choice.
Seymour, Harris B. Munson, Lawyer. On Contested Elections; Judiciary ; Ch. Railroads. Southbury, Freeman B. Wheeler, Farmer. On Roads and Bridges.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Wallingford, Franklin Johnson, Farmer. On Insane Poor. John Munson, Manufac'r. On Alms House Syst. Waterbury, Joseph Smith, Die Sinker. On Cap. Pun. *Hobart V. Welton, Farmer. On Military Aff'rs. Wolcott, Joseph N. Sperry, Farmer. On Ed. of Blind. Woodbridge, *+Treat Clark, Farmer. NEW LONDON, *Charles Treadway, Teacher. On School Fund; Ch. Hours of Labor. Enoch V. Stoddard, Merchant. On Claims. Norwich, *Jeremiah Halsey, Lawyer. On Judiciary; Ch. Railroad Accidents.
Oliver Woodworth, Carpenter. On Revis. Con. Bozrah, 1Daniel Henrick, Mechanic. On State Prison. Colchester, George Langdon, Merchant. On African Col .; Earnings of Convicts.
Elijah Adams, Farmer. On State Reform Sch.
East Lyme, tGeorge M. Denison, Manufacturer.
Franklin, John P. Smith, Farmer. On Railroads.
Griswold, Latham A. Stuart, Farmer. On Incorporations ; Portland Eccl. Soc .; Fairfield Co. Build.
Groton, Hubbard D. Morgan, Farmer. On Cap. Punish't. Peter E. Rowland, Mariner. On Agriculture.
Lebanon, George W. Standish, Teacher. On Education; Judges of Probate; Ch. Water Projects. Charles L. Loomis, Joiner.
Ledyard, William M. Gray, Farmer. On Lands. Lisbon, Ezekiel Bromley, Farmer. On Ed. of Idiots. Lyme, John C. Comstock, Lawyer. On Military Affairs, Ch .; Spir. Liquors; Indep. Monument. Charles E. Tiffany, Farmer. On Roads and Br. Montville, ¡Thomas P. Rogers, Farmer. On Homestead Exemption.
North Stonington, 1Wm. B. Hull, Speculator. On Bank'g Law, Ch .; Ch. Contingent Expenses.
Charles P. White, Farmer. On Banks.
Preston, Wm. P. Witter, Farmer. On New Towns and Prob. Dist.
Warren Andrews, Farmer. On Revis. Criminal Code; Fairfield Co. Buildings. Salem, Matthew T. Newton, Physician. On Alms House System; Dr. Wells's Discovery. Stonington, Erastus Wentworth, Farmer. On Ins. Poor. Benj. F. Langworthy, Farmer. On Finance. Waterford, Ezra M. Keeny, Farmer. On Ed. of Blind. FAIRFIELD, 1Oliver H. Perry, Lawyer. On Insane Poor, Ch .; Independence Monument.
George B. Kissam, Lawyer. On State Ref. Sch.
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Bridgeport, tJoseph Crosby, Saddler. On Revis. Consti- tution ; Contingent Expenses. Danbury, Pierre A. Sutton, Hatter. On Lands. George Hull, Merchant. On New Towns and Prob. Dist.
Brookfield, Wm. H. Lake, Hatter. On Earn'gs of Conv. Darien, tGilbert G. Waterbury, Merch. and Mechanic. Or Education.
Easton, Samuel W. Wheeler, Farmer. On Ed. of Idiots. Greenwich, tTitus Mead, Farmer. On Finance.
Ezra Keeler, Mechanic. On Railroad Accidents.
Huntington, Orville Booth, Joiner. On Ed. of Blind. Monroe, Stephen French, Farmer. On Alms House Syst. New Canaan, Samuel K. Lockwood, Farmer. On Railr'ds; Portland Eccl. Soc.'
New Fairfield, Luther Mead, Farmer. On School Fund; Ch. Agriculture.
Newtown, James Blackman, Comb Manuf. On Mil. Aff. Alonzo Taylor, Farmer. On Banking Law. Norwalk, tEbenezer Hill, Merchant. On Hours of Labor. Ira Gregory, Physician. On Revis. Crim. Code; Dr. Wells's Discovery.
Redding, Ebenezer Wilson, Coach maker. On Spir. Liq. Turney Sanford, Machinist. On Homestead Ex. Ridgefield, Edward Williams, Farmer. On Alms House System.
Samuel M. Smith, Farmer. On Homestead Ex. Sherman, David D. Hoag, Merch't. On R'ds and Br., Ch. Stamford, James H. Hoyt, R. R. Contractor. On Unfin. Business ; Incorporations.
Charles Brown, Farmer. On Claims.
Stratford, Alfred Burritt, Cabinet-maker. On Banking Law; Water Projects.
Trumbull, Ebenezer Wheeler, Farmer. On African Col. Weston, t David Patchen, Farmer. On State Prison, Ch. ; Capital Punishment.
Westport, Daniel Burr, Farmer. On Banks.
Wilton, *+ Abijah Betts, Merchant. On Judiciary.
WINDHAM, Giddings W. Keyes, Accountant. On Finance; Portland Eccl. Soc. George Lincoln, Manufacturer. On Banks. Brooklyn, Jolin Kendall, Farmer. On New Towns and Prob. Dist.
Ashford, tJared D. Richmond, Lawyer. On Judic'y, Ch .; Railroad Accidents.
Henry H. Platt, Farmer. On Military Affairs ; Dr. Wells's Discovery.
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Canterbury, Marshall Smith, Farmer. On Earn. of Con. Charles Adams, Farmer. On State Reform Sch. Chaplin, Henry Spafford, Carriage maker. On H'rs of Lab. Eastford, Joseph B. Latham, Millwright. On Claims; Fairfield Co. Buildings.
Hampton, 1 William Bennett, Jr., Farmer. On Education of Idiots; Capital Punishment.
Killingly, ¡Dan A. Daniels, Manufac'r. On State Prison. William James, Farmer. On Railroads; Afr. Col. ; Water Projects.
Plainfield, Albert Gordon, Tailor. On School Fund; Inde- pendence Monument. Thomas J. Gates, Mechanic. On Spir. Liquors ; Revis. Constitution.
Pomfret, *Alanson Peck, Farmer. On Banking Law. Lucius Fitts, Farmer. On Revis. Crim. Code.
Sterling, George Tillinghast, Farmer. On Roads and Br. Thompson, Harvey Lamson, Farmer. On Lands. Moses Chandler, Manufacturer. On Insane Poor. Voluntown, ¡Kinney Gallup, Farmer. On Homest'd Ex .; Agriculture.
Woodstock, John Paine, Clergyman. On Education. Hiram N. Brown, Tailor. On Incorporations.
LITCHFIELD, Josiah G. Beckwith, Phys. On Unf. Bus .; Ch. Sch. F'd; Ch. Rev. Con .; Ch. Dr. W.'s Dis. * William Newton, Farmer. On Military Affairs. Barkhamsted, George Merrill, Farmer. James Tiffany, Joiner.
Bethlem, Henry W. Peck, Clothier. On Insane Poor.
Canaan, *Ensign Church, Manufacturer. On Finance. Daniel Brewster, Farmer. On Railroad Accid'ts. Colebrook, Theron R. Wolcott, Mason. On Ed. of Blind. fMilton Smith, Farmer.
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