Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-24
THE ENQUTRER. LITCHEFEELD, DEC. 0l, IsaO.

week, but crowded out by the PrSsdsnI's mesmRe.- Though lees rambling than most Of AIs speeches, h l suiheIeh'H 60 Ior Nl purposes. Notwithstanding hlI srceches are UsUNlly Gllrd with keen lnvesIve and 'he most hitter personal and local allOslO"s there are none which are sOWsA aNer with more aVdi,y, Or rreNd with greater ESst,
 CoNGRESS.-Ea the Senate, On Thursday, Dec lO the mcssNse ot the President was appOrlOned sW tO VarlouS committees. Several petitions presented, when the SeMate adjourned over to Monday.
 GN6Nday, Dec lA-This day the Vice President at. tended, NHd took the chuir Of the Senate. Several members alec attended, who had not heretofore IRken their SeaN. Many petitions were presented, OmOng them by Jacob Barker iUr the repeal Of,he duty OU imported coarse woOl Thus day being assigned for the election OC the officers of the Senale Walter Low rio was reelected SCcreMry, MoWnVoy Dayy Ser. gcant.at.Arms aud DOOr.kceper. and Henry Tins tJuha Rahdolphs 'more.pOF.cr. .rims' assistant door keeper-eaoh by nearly unanimous vo,es vote for Chaplain was had, which resulted as Iollows:-FOr the Rev. Nlr Johns ol-Rev. Mr. DurrIn 9l. The Vice Preseml decided the election by giving hls vote for the E6rmer.
 7assddy, Dec. l5.--AlAny petitions were presented, Nmong which wc uoice one 0r the relei of the state Ot Pennsylvania the ject of which does not appear and one by Mr. Foo,e from several citizens of Nor. ick county. Con- praying Co, post route 10 New.lla' Ven.' T'he annual Report oi the Secretary Of the 1reasary was communicated, aud, without reading, ordered to be printed.
 Hsdnesday. Dec. l6.--Sundry petitions and resoIu. ,ons presen.ed--among the latter one by Mr. Living. s,on to 'iUQurs into the rxpe,ency Of providing for .A. nnA ,nmCe r,nH fro,,, city of New. .Oveans.'
 lN TRE HoUsE- 2Aarsday, Dec. i0.-Agreeaby to arcsola,ion oG,he preceding day, the House proceed ed to the election of Chaplain, when the Rev. Mir. Pos. wMs elected. Flo received 05 votes, Rev. Mr, Danovh 45, aud there were 38 votes divided between ,hreO other cundida,cs Tue presidents message, in committee of the whole, was distributed to various committees. AHcmp.s were mNdc lO change tho re. (erences from the appropriate committees in n few in. stances, but without success. The House then ul. jouvned over to Monday, give the Spcuhs tine to mahe out the commluees.
 Aaewday, Dec H.-Nu,hing but the annunciaon of the dEsren. standing committees done this day, as ESllows:
 Of k:lecsions--Nless-a. Alstor, Tucker, Claiborne, Randolph, Johnson of TOnn., Beskmau, and Cole
 Ways and Msans--Niessrs. MeDuGie, verplanck Dwight; Smy,h of Va, lngersOlL Gilmore, Over.on.
 CVaims--Nissere. Williams Whi,llesey, Barber Of Cesn., Mclsy.s, Ra'o.ey. Len. Les,. c..,... Harvey, SulherlHnd, Howard, Wayne.
 Pvblic Lands--Messrs. lsacks, JenniWgs, DuUcan Hunt Possur, lrvin ci Ohio, Clay. #. MagCe, Hodgrs, Russell, McCreery, Campbell.
 7hs DisfrScf cf COiam6io-Aiepsrs. Powers, Allrp Wnehine.un, var"un. Taiafcrrrro, lhrie, Sen,ncs s,crrs of N. r., Davis Of s. C.. BOudin, Ellsworth, Revolutionary Claims-Mcssr.. Barges, Dickerson, F %"s:. aSs"S Sa 0rS; Davenport of Va, Lyon, Mnxwcs, of N. Y.. Spencer of Md. Thon- Pss' hS,S S:,Ur S%''y s'''s''' Mans(actures--Alrssss. Nallary, S.Nnberry, Con- dict, Martin, Daniel, Irwin of Penn. Mcneil.
 Ldia. Aga''TM,ss:s;,. ,.s, s,., Ss' LS,"ps'" H'"d' Tayi"r, SH" Poii,s Wi'dc. cr"~tS Bsr".sii. '' Mtitax, A0air-Aio:s:r. Drsy,sn, Vance De'h"' Naral Agairs-Me.srs. Hoffman, C,ownnsheld, Niillcr. Ripley, Carson, Dorsey. White ofN. Y:
 1griMiiurt---Messrs. Spencer of N. Y, Wilson, TH. Tsrrisories--Nicssrs. Clark of Ky. Green Creighscn, Armstrong, Angel, Cowles, Wm. 5. Shcp' w;l,sarv P.nsioas-Aicssy-. Bates, Lecomp,e, For. ward, Chihon, tammons, B"ckee, Ford.
 Repissl aud UnGnishsd Basi"ess-SIessrs. Pearcc, Reed, Pearson.
 Arcosnss-Messrs. Halsey, Swan, Erodhead.
 ExTendifwres ia the DepartmeM ef StGte-Messrs. EnriL Sill, king 0C ~. Y.
 Espeadjfares in ths Department of the TTeasGry- Messfs. LeireT, Csocheron, Kendall.
 ErpeRaieares iR Ehs Dspdrfmeae 0f W0r-MessTs. Maxweii, MuhlenbuFg. Crockett.
 EEpeRdissves in ths DePartn.ent of the NGVv- MessTs. Aug. a. Shepperd, Bariley, Evans of Pa.
 Espsadissrs as1s fsa O6ce DtpGrmsnt--Slessrs. Yancey, B0rss, Scott. .
 Erpsaditares oa the Patic Bwiidings-Mcssrs. Sprgg, Bailey, Swii. EaleraGl lsvrOremeaf-Messrs IIemphill, Blair of Tea0., Haynes, Le,cher, Vin,On, Craig Of Va. But IIilaia-aies.rs. Thompson of Ga King of Penn., BarriDger, Weeks. Craig of N. Y. Ki"caid, and Ca boon.
 Refreachmsns--A -Alcssrs. WiCklie Coulter, Davis Ol Mace, Lamar, Coke, fauniiagson, Dewitt.
 F1fsk CeRsus-Messrs. Si0rrs of N. Y., Crane, Johas, Everett of vt., RichaTdsoB, Boon, Cooper.
 prssiSsafiai Elecsisa-Aiessrs. MeDutie, Haynes, Csrsup, Lea, maEtindale, Stephens, Hughes.
 Tsssdsy. Dee. l5.-A great number Of petitions presented, among ihsm from competitors of Alessrs. Newton ofvireinia, Lea Of Tennessee, and Ripley OI Niaine clamiag their seats, which referred to she eommiues on elections. A message was commu- nicaisd by shs President siasing that depuasiOn from the PassamaquOddy Indians had arrived tn the city, collecting aid and support Ofihe government. Sandry resolutions presented, of not much consequences. The Secretary of the Tseasays was communicated, and rocco copies ordered to De printed. tHSeiOore
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