Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-23
CONGRESSIONAL,
SENATE.

On Foreign ReiaIiOns-Messrs. Ta2ewell, Sanford, 1 Om Finance~Messrs. sm.ho of Md, Smith of s. C., Salisbee, King, Johnston. , On Commercs-Messrs. WoOdbury, Johnston, Sils- = O. 5 M"nUfac.ures- -Messrs. DickersOn, Ruggleu, Knight, Seymour, Bihb. - On AgricuIture-M Marks, Wiley, Noble, Brown, Seymour. On Military Afairs--Messrs Benton, Barnard, Troup, Naudain, Iredeil. On the Mili.ia-Messrs. Barnard, Frelinghuysen,I Clay,on, Noble. Blob.
 On Naval Affairp-Messrs. Hayne, TaGewell, Rob-
 On Public Lands-Nessrs. Barton, M'KinIey, Kane, Ellis, Sprague. ,F .' On India" Atfairs-Messrs. White, Troup, Hend- ricks Dudley, Benton.
 On Claims-Messrs. RuggIes, Bell, Chase, Foot, Brown.
 On the Judiciary--Messrs. Rowan, MKinley, Web s,er, Hayne, Frelinghuysen. -
 On Pos, Offices and Pos, Roads-1essrs. GruDdy, Burnet, Forsyth, Ellis, Seymour.
 OnP PensiOas--Messrs. Foot, Holmes, Marks, Chase, Chambers.
 On the Dis,ric, of Columbn-- Chnmbers, Tyler homes, Cay.eS. spr"Eae. D,.. Knight.
 On Engrossed Bis-Messrs. Marks, Wiley, Ba- ker. - #sr t..
 On Roads and Canals-Messrs Hendricks, Tyler, Rugsles Dudley, Poindexter.
 HOUSE.
 On Friday, the Speaker announced the following Standing Committees:
 - Committee of Elcctions-Messrs. Aston, Tucker, Claiborne, Randolph, Johnson of Te""., Beekman'
 or Ways and Means-Messrs. McDufie, Yer. planck, Dwight, Inserso, Gilmore, Overton, and
 On CIsims-Messrs. whinIesey, Williams, Mccoy, Barber of Conn.,, McIntire, Ramsey and Lea.
 Of fCommeyce--Messrs. Cauibreleng, Gorham, Har- vey, Sutherland, Howard. Eoyall and Lamar:
 On the Public LaDds-Messrs. Wickliffe, Jen. ,nings. Duncan, HGnt, Potter, lrviH Of Ohio, and
 On Post Ofiico and Post Roads-Messrs Johnson of Ken, Conner. Magee, Hodges, R"ssel, M'Crsery,
 On the District of Columbia--Messrs. Powers, AL fen, Washington, Varnum, Talialerro, lhrie, and On .he Judiciary-Nessrs. Buchanan, Davis o( s. C., Ellsworth, Danie White of La. Foster, and Gordon. 2f+
 On Revolutionary Claims--Messrs. Burges. Dick ersoU, Wingaie, Yancey, De Vii, Brown and Crane. pert, Lyon, HaIsey, Spencer of Md, Thompson of
 On Private Land Claims es.rs sterigere, Muck On Mars Condict, Irwin of Penn, Mcneil, Barbour of Va, and Huntington.
 On AsrcaItare-M Msssrs snepcer, N. Y., Reane, WiI- On Indian Affairs-Messrs. Bell, Pumpkin, Hind Sorrs of Conn.,, Hubbard, Gaiiher, Lewis
 On Military Affar..Mes'rs : G Draytos, Vance, De-
 On Naval Affairs--Messrs. Hoffman, Crownin- 1 shield, Miller, Carson, Dorsey, White of N. Y., and Anderson. --s .
 On Foregns Affairs-Messrs Archer, Everett or Mass, Taylor, Polk. Crawford, Barnwel, and Wayne.
 On the Territories-Mes.rs. Clarke, Strong Creigh- % On MF Military PsH"ess.Me.ss. sa. Tre1,an rs" IecoGp,o Chiffon Hammons, Bockee, Ford, BntmaM.
 On Revsal and Unfinished Business-M essrs Pierce, Reed, PiersOn. a AEt '@
 On Accouns--Messrs. Maxwell of N. r., Swann and Broadhead. a.,s..I -.. .,,
 SELECT coMMIrrEEs. &sNs
 On Internal Improvement-Me Messrs. Hemphill, Mer- cer, Blair of Ten. Haynes, Le.cher, Vnton, Craig.
 Distribution of ths Surplus Revenue--M esars Polk, Patton, Fry, Earil, Jarvis, Leavit,, Evans of Me.
 Amendment to the nsta'ion---Aiessrs. NJ Dufie, Coke, Sanford Stevens, Hughes, Green, Rencher.
 On dividing the Presidents Message to the appropriate committees. MT. HoGman of N. York, moved that SD much of it as related to ! the U. s. Bank he referred to the committee 1 of ways and means. Mr. Wayne of Geo., moved that it be referred to a special com mittee, instead of that of ways and means It was negatiyed in committee Of the whole, when Mr. w. renewed it in the House :- Q Mir. Wayne. in supporting this motion, apol- ogixed fur troubling the House with remark or two On this topic. at 50 early period of the session. The first communication made to Congress by the present Executive, (at the last Session.) intimated doubt in his mind as to the propriety of rechartering the existing Bank of the United States. The portion of his message on this subject lad been referred to the Committee of Ways and Means, who submitted to the House a report, in which they exhibited at great length their Views, which were opposed to those express ed by the President. Should the present DOT ti0n af his message be referred 10 the same committee, unless some great and unex xpected change had taken place in their opinions since the last session, the subject would be met by men whose minds were already made up. whose sentiments had heen publicly express- ed, and who therefore could not be e expected to give it that fair and unbiased consideration which its great importance demanded. The importance Of the question touching the Bank must ba acknowledged by every one, as well a as its agitating effect on the public mind, through0ut every portion of the Union. He conceived 1t as only respectful to the Presi. dent, when such subject was by him official " recommended to the attention of Con. gress. Oplacc it tn such m attitude as should ' secure tOit a calm investigation ny persons who had nat rrcjndgcd it. Mir. w. said he should not disguise the fact that his own views p in selation tA the rechartering of the present Bank were sach as would induce him to vote against 1t in every event hut what he wished At Ofesent was that th. EIn.,.. .~.:.LA 1-.