Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-10

give reatefs auother letter from our faithful friend Major Downing. Ii is peculiarly interesting to hear from hn at the presen; iims, when the Glbe main- ians such silence respecting recent events at Wash ingon. Indeed if Il were not for the Major the pub lie would know nothing of what is gOng inside the cabinet. His communications are invaluable, because they may he implicitly relied upon Every body will believe the who sleeps m the same bed wlh ths GineraL'-N. F. Ado.
 MAJOR DOWNING'S CORRESPONDENCE.
 Ts my good old friend Mir. Dwigh. of,he Daily Ad- WASHINGTON, 23d Sept. 1883. Iseni deter to you by Zekei Biseiow jest afore Jeff New York; and was of as they gof the steam up. When 20, to Phadelphia, only had time io fake round sec Squire Riddle mint, and found him preiy busy, hut good naured asev- q. Welt aays he. Major, the Ginesal has opened his battery, bui I'm afraid he'll kill many friends enemies.' Well, says l, that's no matter, he's got ena Eai,' says he, Major, thought you told us he'd do noihiS iiIl you got back agin This kinder c0rnered p,e, and made me ue wraihy s-and so,. says Squire, would like .o know what you mean to do aboufm? And so thought this would kiBder cor ner him' O. says he, Major III tell you. and with that he turned round and ptrked up bundle of letters he was iesi goi1 io send of 10 the Branches, and be read some en e9, and read some en; and they all pretty much alike, aen his foiks to do all they cond in relieving the money market and not es peo. pie suffer, npd jest carry much sail as they could without sltfn em, for the storm had coEne 0D they could riF about than whea il was only rumhIin and lightenin Welt, says .is is caroas piece ofb0siRess. The Gioeral won't Ike this, says and would like to kaow your notion. Wby.' says he. Major. we hope the people wiA drcide against hiin when Congress meets.' 'What,' says do yOu call Cnngres fhe pe0pke3 How yon talk, says Land ifthai is your Of the Government, then, says
 Squire, you are bigger fool than iook you fnr.-
 Why says |, ! and the Gineral don't more for Congress than do fer the Ingps. Well then. says he, there is the ,eThaps they will have some shin say about i. We'll, says ihai's worse yei
 What has the Cabinet Goi 10 do with il do y0n think we goin appoint iolks ,o tell as what i0 do Mo- mo, says !, Squirr-y0n know g0Od dea bat yDn dont kanu nDthin abont the Government yet. The GDer- al didnt 6ghi that New Orleans aste for Hon. says I. And when the people made him Psesidens. they knew he the most knowin man goias and ever since Pye been with him, they more and more tm nethia more is waniia. unless ts Ms. Van Bure1 And wi,h thai s,reaked ig tD WashineioH. Is was nigh npon Hidnight whenyI gDi to the While House, and the Ginesa was abed; and as knew he wanted
 o see me dreadfuliys sent right into his room and woke him ap. Why says he, .Matsg is that raly you for I've been dreaming about you. I'm glad you are buck agn, for things gtiin pretty stormy here. HO do you come to bed, and we'll talk about t.
 Az soon as l got aloBg side the GiDerat-. come now" says he. Maor don't care for all the rest ot the Government except Mr. Van Barea; and h we three ant match for all creation, I'm mistaken. Says he Major haini you my 1Tociamaiion agtn Riddle [" Yes, says !, saW ii al Baltimore. We'll, says hes shat do you think of itg Why, says Cine sai. lsve been thinking good deal about ; aDd I'm ihiaking ab1ui aIl Ihe while Majsr says he. that ProrIana,ion agin Riddle, viii kiil him and the Bank dead thai aeis the Nulli6eEs killed Calhoun and hts parry. There n0shin, says he. like Pro- elamation. Andf have been thiDkn, ssys he, Majors 10 eit you so write one ioc, for there s gOod many