Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-12-20
Exmac, Of a letter, dated

After Eve days Of procrastinaion, and after INCUR
ring M expense 70 the United States ny The delay, OF
nOre than 0OO the superior claims Of Mr.. Speighs
have prevailed, and he fusi hereafter be considered
the leader ofie administration party, in the House
Of Representatives. The House yesterday went into
committee THE whole the state the Union, TO
take into consideration the message ofthe President,
Mr.. Speight offered number Of resolutions referring
different parts Of the message; TO what he supposed
suiScts were within their Jurisdiction, orto selec.
committees. He proposed 10 refer 60 much OF the
message, related 10 the stocks held by the United
States id Incorporated companies 10 select commit.
tees Mr.. Mercer moved an amendment, 70 exclude
the stocks held III canal companies, as that branch Of
the proposed resolution was more properly reiefabe
TO the committee bn internal improvements. Mr.
Speigh resisted the motions on the ground that The
settled policy Of the present administrator was TO put
a stop to internal improvements, and is views might
be frustrated, the subject wentio Abe standing COM
Mitieei The amendment was carried by large ma.
jority. The FIRST lord oflhe Treasury was good deal
discdmpoeed by not having more snbservie0t house
His resolution proposed 70 refer 90 much Of ihe
Presidents message as related to the Bank Of the
u States 10 select committee. Mr.. Wckiiffe wish
ed the mover would consent 10 suffer that resolu,ioH
to remain, until he could obtain from the Treasury
had just laid on tie table. The resolution referred 70,
called the Secretary the Treasury, 10 present 10
the house the report Of agent appoin.e ny HIM %
examine into the affairs Of the Bank. Mr. Spe'ght
declined posoniMg the consideration OF the resoiN-
On, when debaie arose nc 10 that part Of the fros-
idenrs message relating 70 the Bank. Mr.. Wicki'fs
etat00 IN the course OF tGmatke kuut DAnk
been requested by the Secretary Of The Treasury
procure the three per cent stock held by foreigners
and not present the ccrifcaie0n the first OF October
1882 the Cover nlens would not then he in funds
and the Government would pay the interest 10 ihs
Bank, after that date, until the certificates should bs
redeemed by the Governinent.--N. II. Adv.
AfARRIED,
To this town, on the I2th inst. by Rev. Mr. Camp,
Mr.. Levi Heaton. Jr. Of Plymouth, TO Miss Avis Cat
liz. daughter Of Levi Catn, Esq. Of this town.
In Washington City, Hon. Hugh J.. White. Sena-
tor from Tenmessee, 10 Mrs Ann Peyion.
Ii Scot Co. KY. Mr Thomas w. Scott, a white
man, 10 Miss Adelne J. johnson, m0latto giri and
daughter Of Hon. Richard N. johnson, Member Of
Congress-. ss,.4s+
In Orange, MI. George p. Thoihas, Of N. Haven,
70 Mifs Cynihia Richards Rev. Daniel Smith, the
New-York Conference, 20 Miss Angelina Castle, Of
Waterbury:
In Wa,ertown, Mr.. Hiram Wa,ers, of w. Spring.
Geld, Macs. 10 Miss Mary Gum.
In Bristol, Mr.. Abraham p. Doolittie, Of Plymouth.
TO Miss Julietta Brge, daughter Of John Bige, ESQ.,
DIED,
In this town, (Souih Farms Soceiy,) on the ISL,
inst. Carnelia, daughter Of Mr.. Joseph w. Mason,
aged 3 years. -.
In Newt Haven, Mr.. George Colley, 84j Mrs. VIII.
ting, wife or Deac. w. aged AZ.
ii Darien, Geo. Mr.. WIN. Bradley, AZ. r
IN Oxford, MIR. Joseph Root 10.
In Somerss Mrs. Deborah Kibbe, cohsort of The
Hon. Waller r. Kilfbe, 90.
In Tolland, Mr. Nathan Williams, So.
In Norfolk, Mr.. Nathaniel Roys, 90i Miss Eliza
beth Munger, rs.
10 Hartford, Mrs. Sarah Hatfield; "A, wife Of Mr..
John Hatfield.
In Enfield, Maj. Caleb Jones, II:
In Colebrook, Mr.. Roger Siilman, 49,