Litchfield enquirer., 1832-02-23
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 new outfit b Ars Rises of nine 1hanfaAa dolnrs. e is reported todaS. that Gase6noi Cast viii he nomi- Siiss ,; sa Tsv 'ss E Cs !.s"s11 :s..r.s cpnSidsfntipgs @lfb render tiiS highly probable. GogernsF Cass is snp1stsl9oa not ls be veil plesssd win hs si,ns.isa ls ead. the "rsI.- sHaywarap apd Cosshan hesibad eSpeeSea. Bel0re ho came here, kesnppaaed the Pfeside3s hnasDme knOw. edge Of our foreign aliairs and Ofthe fheoSy Of own GoverHaeft, and fhas be Wo6Id kear the advice of h0se sShbso dniy it wus fO adtiss hiia and who had some reputHlioB and propeEy n stake. Being disaPpointea. he wopld willingly lsae his Pressns situation tvv oNe in England. eveH in Michigaa.- The Presiden. s sFesolved the eleesi6 of Mr. Van Baren lhe Vice Preaideneys The ne not only ur. ges npon nearly aihaa call on him. bns l.e pwears ie shall be dOnes Col Johnson is the most fDrmlale oppenent 10 Mr. Yaa Barena isaie West. He has bern Ddorser for inc President fpF some tme-sdos at any bank, but to the Amerieam people. and g has Jchason, next io Mars aud Renna. esh aie best ale iay the PresidenFs anger. The msia eliset. hcwev- q, is.o get Coioael yohnson .o wbdraW from being Ebe0uS0Gya mony may bs rrs,ored le the .sisseat aRrpublican Party" and that Mr. Calhoun and hr. Cley, and ,srir kieDds, may be shfieienily salnisd. He loves the
 o. Ssi r srs s, sg's,s ss so'' % < Iesnnas souch isrsRRsrrush ottSsss reports. any further, han that te Prcsident detssminsd thas Mr. Vap Buren shalI bs Vice Presdena ;sspd as Gar he can, hewili make ali o,her vews and interesD yisd.--N.t r. ,6Aaay 1dvertisess aa-a ssa ssS s rS s,:,.. 9r, ,,.s g. s~...s, r. -,, 9 superinteadthe ereciioa oi monument in the vicinity of Frelericks Va.o oseTshe remaias ofthe moih. CT of ashiDgion. have javiasd he Pesside6t of the uai,sd s;s,ss to .s,s. ., ,hs laying q es corner assisl c tAe cesein0nessai early day fer the adournment of ihe present session of Congress.
 Congress-Both Hopses of f;engress aansthe 18th Ws.hins.oss o sss SS5 inst. yaa, Se.oiaons slso passed the Senate and Hesse of Representatives, Ov making application to John A. Washinglon, Sf Mouss seossd and I a :" S .he cspsi City, in conformity witb resolui0n of Congress or the 24th December, l799 and fshat eossent grant, These resolutions produced spri,ed debate hosh houses, bpt were adopted in ihe Seaate bya of 29 to l5 and tn the Honse by vote of l09to 76. Tho opponents of the res"lolions urged various argnmen's against Jherr passage.a They yeDeraed the name oG Washington as highly asihe supporers Sf theresou. tions; but they believed hs remains rested where he in,sndsdt they sioald when lying ies. ihs .s"sure
 
 which Opp0sed to the sentimenia and praesiee of the deeeased that ii had precedenis and ,he repetition the eeremoHy might hereafter he claimed respecting the dead; sud expose the nasoasse sx. pense, without producing any service Q repvbli. canjnsiifuiions. sc. dsc c.-Rs gssssr. sssAnsrshe arrangements wers made tos eopd1eiing the ceremony, and . Commiliee of AvaRErments from each Hoass ef Congress sppointsd. aIei,sr was sA- dressed to John A. Washisgi6n, Esq. psoprisior og Mount Vernon, ior psrmissoS to have the rsaias of Washington removed. 1fr. W. .rsturnrd an iaswer, that he copldaos, purSuans te the pFSsisohs sf the will of his vsneratsa relative: e66sent sothe renewal of hs remains. s4Rssulosisnsp were then passed by Congress that the phsle pssGseaisss bs spread tpos thsjournals, and there let the matter rest.
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 Ta,W Report. .-On Wsdnesdayi ihe sih. Dir sicDuf- fe. Chairman of the Commis,es Of Ways and Msans. made Report, the principal of which is the sssal ah. oltion of ihe system ofproleeioa so Amerieaa manu factuses. Mr. Ingersol of Conpecsiea, aad Mr. Gil. more of Pennsyvana, as minority ofshe eommi.,ss. ohsseda proses. 10 the fePori. LII. # .as... . a.t sssA- aa4gszss r hAE s.
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 1as Soulhisgson. on she 5sh iast byShs Rev: Mr. Ogden, Mai. David MaTsh, of is towns Asss LSci. na Alien. of he former place. sS3s sss e.:1s s;. !. 2: s: IN M i s: s::;s Re. D Q h Tosrias'os. on .Ss 18th in... by.,h. Rev. Mr. Gould. Deac. Marvin Barker. of Tofringion, te Miss Eliza Whitney, of New-Yark. sx.Asssa asG 'In Woodbmry, by slhe Rev. Mr. BroWawsll,s @r. Amos E. Allen to Miss Julia Minor. seAs < t .g In HartGsrd John T. Norton, Esq. of Alhany, te Miss Elizabeih Ceeswel, daughter of the 'latesDr. Mason F. Cogswell; Mir. Wm. P. Spencer, io Mips Amsndn. SeymoUr; Mir. Lewis Faxon, 10 Miss Sarah
 In New;Haven. MT. Edwas Rsberis, Of Middle. town, to Miss Adene Potter; Mr. Th0mas Webster, uf Milford, 10 Miss B,ah MeErimaa. :
 In Nsw.I.onden, MT. Sabiss K. smith, to Mrs. Hss. ] h New-iiaven. Mr. Ebsn Fairchild. of Tsumbsll. te Miss Betsey Ann Nichois ir. Major Bradley. of
 In Hartford, Mr Daaiel Cheney, ier aiss Sarah A.
 Ia Vernon. Mir. Ezekiel Baker, 10 Miss Ruth Wal.
 In East Windsor. Mai. Avah Mqreil. oc Hartfsvd, to Miss Mary BIodget, Of tho former place |. sEf 4e''ss 2 DIED, sss.. ' ,s., xa
 In Wooabnry, Mrs. Mary Aiinor, vile of Mr. f. Minor. aged 90; Mrs. L. wife of hr. Samuel Gapin.
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 h GosIsh cS ,hs l4,h in.,. sn infant daugh.s, sf
 Ia Beihlem, Ralph, infaa. ssn of sIsjer s,s~hg a
 In Ncw.Fl aven, Mrs. - Parrosi, wlla ef ar. Massa lin P. 80; Mir. Timoihy Townsead, 70; Mr. Medad
 In S,raiord, Miss Hepeey Cneiisa, 5A.s 1
 In Danhury. Mrs. Ly.lia Plat, 97. .sa ss &z'
 In Harwinion, Mr. David Mansfield, 90. ee
 In Rranford. Mrs. Mary Foot 93.