Litchfield enquirer., 1832-06-14

pies which gOsalned him Aud tue State which
he represented, in the9l and comiRg con-
test tor their rights and liberties, &c. sc. than
any thing else. He said Il was vain 90 longer
palter. esade, or blink the questiOn " that
complication itmust come 80 long as tho exisr
ting laws Of Congress. would be maintained
By . majority Of the House. enforcing radi-
cal oppression up0n one part 81 the Union for
the henelit Of the other, BY means solely Of
a majority. acting without any regard ID the
stern principles Of immutable justice, &c. &c.
/ cannot even give a faint idea 1T the violence
with which these remarks were given and
can only say, that although he spoke about
four hours, the speech, 50 far as he had yet
gone with it,in opposition to Mr.. Adams re-
port Is Enthusiastically so. Histyiolence has
defeated his own object. / expected better
things frem him; f0rindependent oftlie want
Of plain common sense 10 his opening. il
was ruinous TO the object be ought TO have bad
in view. Men listen very listlessIy indeed TO
that advocate, be'he ever so talented, who an
nounces his own despair Of the success Of his
cause. He has waged war against extrava-
giant expenditure; Reform and Retrench-
rnent is TO be the new flag he Is to hoist I; and
be- has gone into calculations 81 (which, he
says, without diminishing in the slightest de.
UCGGSSuty
try sfur existing establishments. he can effect
saving Of half d million per annunn. These
are tl1e only novelties which have as yet ap-
peared; but as you will soon have his speech
at length. / forbear further comment.
The Bank progresses well In the Senate /;
upon every important amendment themajor-
ity Is there full two 10 one 10 favor Of the
Bank.-N. ". Adv. Is z ''-Ht 4.
Extract of a Letter from Washington, June a.
The bin for the renewal Of the bank char
ter has, as / predicted to you it would, gone
trinmphantly throughits first and most diff
cult Ordeal,--the Senate 10 committee that
heing the place where the battle IS fought,
inch By inch.it being necessary that all a.
mendments should, ia the first place, be sub
mitted there, either to benefit the bill, for. at
the option Ofthe movers, 10 operate as clog
upon il, or sMbserye other, and, as they may
deem, more important political objects there.
alter Up0n amendments there submitted,
the discussion Is more free and unrestricted,
than when, by the forms Of the House, the
billis gone through and reported. Mr.. Dallas,
at the outset al his introducing the bill, act
ed with desire 10 conciliate, and accepted Of
various amentlments and notifications offrrs
ed; lin fact all.excepting thOse only which
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cspted. haye DESTROYED altogether inc utlily
q tne lnst'tut'ons - tne wants q tne eoun.fy;
Mrs Lsenton' ~ FslGay, W0una uP - MAJ
despair, Dy offering bundle q same .,
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dcn papers ~ tns cyening, oisfhs 1th haye
neen received ny ina snlp Aaily ~. Ane most
important news ~ me deieai 81 the British
Niinsiry upon fae htsiprn blii. Dy mNJof'lly /
nt "a y ~ Cn an amend
proposed by tHe MINISTERS, Y appears 70
nave been qeclsive M me iase o1
Ine Biis, " ercsort should nv mao 70 =
~ feefs. ''Accoroingiy.' says me u
London sun, .n seemed - ~ me opan-
on OF several Peers'7in lhe House. that ~
Extra ORDINARY 0azette coutainlng iist O. ssx.
" Heso. l'eeIst Wou'a appear on w ednesuay.
way gS,n, we turner ascension 's NV ~ we Dll
nasins nee q posspored t'i SA'nnrsaay ny lne
request % MINISTERS. \,
h.mors were prssalens 70 Longon' 90 tne
:sen'ne 0ithe Ky snat Cssimr Ferrler was
.ead. Ihey SEEM however, 10 want con-