THE ENQUIRER.

LITCHFIELD, JUNE II, 1899.
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Ihe LegiSLatGre of this State adjourned on Friday last having been in session over four weeks--during which time fOrytwo acts have been passed, the titles of which will be found below. The session, we be. lieve, has been on the whole rather a harmonious one, but few questions having arisen to give occasion either for highly excited party or local feelings or alterations. The members have indeed, at least in the election of the Judges of the Supreme Court and in framing the act for disricng the State for the election of State Senators, shown tEa generally they have been governed by desire rather promote the welfare and prosperity of the sate than to egislate for paltry party purposes There will, to be sure, a ways be some restless spirits whose element is dis cord, ready to sacrifice every thing the shrine of party; in the las legislature, however, their number small, and their influence feeble, that they could effect nothing. There were, the reader will perceive by looking over the legislative journal, considerable number of bills and resolutions, some of them of much importance, the last two days of the session, either lost, or for of time to mature them, continued to the next session.

 The publication of the acts will be commenced as soon as they are received from Hartford.