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he following is found in the ancient history of Connecticut. Soon after tha settlement of the town of New Haven. several persons went to what is now tho town oltNliliord, where, finding the soil very good, they were desirous of efiecting a set tlement-but the premises were ln peacea- ble possession of the Indians, and some conscientious scruples afdse as 10 the pro- prloiy of deposing and expellng them. To test the case, church meeting was called. and the matter was determined by solemn vote of that in relation to the subject, they proceeded 10 pass votes the 1st was

 o;od, hat ii ;iie earth is si sio ford $, and ihe iulness ihereofn

 Ihis passed in the affirmative.

 "Voted, That the earth is given unto the sainisn

 This was also determined like the former, nem con.

 s.Voted, We are sants.o

 Which passing withouta dissenting voice, the tltle was considered indisputabie, and the Indians were compelled to evacuate the place, and relinquish their possessions to the rightful owners.