Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-19

vor to associate wiah other measures that might not
 in certain sections of the county be popular that done a the Baltimore Convention, farther than as the proceedings had been published, and he would leave the House to conclude from what had fallen from the gentleman from Georgia whether no had been in the thing had been said Enthusiastically unintontOnallyI l which should conduce to make the reference party question. Mir. Wayne asrwards said. il was his Ob- feet to raise party question. Mr. Davis moved fer Ghe memorial to committee of the whole the of the Union, which motion ho afterwards with drew.
 al to the Committee of Ways and Means, did also Mr. Root, Mir. Dearborn, Mr. Ingersol, Mr. Mercer, Mr. Jsnfer, MT. Huntington. Mr. Ellsworth, and Mr. Sutherland. Mr. Sutherland forcwarned the friends of Con- Jackson against opposing the renewal of the charter of the bank fthey desired to obtaIn the vote of Pennsy lvaRa. In answer to the charge of agta ting the question at this time, it was replied 10 by sov. era oi the gentlemen who advocated the reference the Committee on Ways and MsanS-lhat the Presi- dent had called the attention of Congress to the sUb
 ect oi the bank in three of hI! messages Mr. Suth- erland would not Leevo that the President would dis regard tho voice of on this subject, and he wished opportunity to be given to him to prove his devotion 10 her wishes. As for the gentleman from Georgia hmselE they might not have any other oppor tunity to vote the question for rechart0rNg the bank, and he desired to record his vote during this session. Whether Mr. Sutherland drew his bow at that al caucus lately held in Georgia, Mr. Wayne was dropped from the liet of candidates, and Mr. Der rien substituted. Much talent was displayed by Speakers, but the remarks of Mr. Su,hsr- land from the peculiar position he occSpiedan or- gnal Jackson man and Pennsylvanian--were dead
 10 the juggers at the PaIace who wish to have the bank question deferred until after the Presidential l election. One person remarked, on leaving the House. that Mir. Sutherland welded . sledge that would break granite rocks: Those who advocated reference to a select committee, were Messrs' WHyne' Archer, Carson. Appleton. Mitchell, Johnston, Hoy ard, and Foster. Mir. Howard suggested whether the
 whole finances of the government might not be carri- ed by the issuing of drafts the officers of the custom house, and in favor of select committee,
 n order that this suggestion might be i" | the committee. Mr. Huntington replied with pun geney, and discussed the whole questIo" with his usual ability. not forgetting to pdy his re'pests to the President, and to the Speaker. Al half past shrecs motion was made 10 adjourn. which was lost. Dr. SiIns Condi. moved the previous question, which be-
 ing sustained, the question was taken referring the question to the Committee of Ways and Means, aud passed in the affirmative; ayes 100, nays 90. Many gentlemen voted in tho negative, because they pre- fer red select committee. think the charter in some particulars will be restricted and if s0, the bill will pass by large majority n both houses Tho appli- cation came upon the party like clap of thunder in a cloudcss day. The bank has acted wisely in pressn- ting the memorial at this time.