Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-12-19

old system beem continued, the department would
have appeared to be less indebted by $9 658 3D. than
10 in reality Since the discovery Of the excess Of
expenditure, reEenchment Of &274, 26S has been
made in the expenses Of the department. but the an.
nual iranspOriaiioa &C the mail will continue 10 be
25,527 ,957 miles.
u Have any Of our readers learnt that on Tuesday
Inst we had IN this vicinity Old-GashOned snow
sorm4 II not, i may be well tell them that such is
the fact, and that the has fallen from 10 to Is
inches ia depth. There having been a strong north
easIesly wind At the time, twhen is there not wind in
Lich6edl many Of the fences are completely buried
in the banks Of snow.
Patients" must furnish no with something more
tangible before publish her communication
for by the hand writing judge DO the prOduc-
lion Of female.
Report Of a Committee Of Directors Of ths United
States BGnk.-We have received this document, the
most able any which has been Issued 10 this time Of
long documents. Its almost inierminabe length, how
ever win prevent tie being spread before the eommu-
atty so extensively as Ne merits and importance
to demand. l. is a very triumphant viRdcatisn But
~ts"SO ~
columns. We copy a compile ofshort articles respec-
ting it from the N. Y. STAR the editor Of which is
Jackson-an init Van. Buren, aan:
Bank Report.-The report Of the Committee Of Di-
ofihe Bank of the United States occupies Al
Pages in pamphlet form. goes oyer the whole grouud
Of controversy in language at once firm and courteoas
and shews that the origin Of the hostility the nsu-
ton assduously and violently pursued, s,raceable
to determination the part Of hs Cpl, onenis OBJ
tain the control of the Bank, and make il political
engine, and the prompt measures Of the directors to
prevent this result have nAamed aud melted it's opp0-
pOnens to violate the charter in Withdrawing the de-
pOsites without the consent Of Congress The whole
calculations ant. estimates Of those who wish destroy
the institution, shown he false and delusiye and
that the Bank is IN sound cOnition aud doing all to
equaliZe the cNrrency, and perform the duties requir
ed by the charter. II is to be regretted that this i'm
portant document cannot be read BY all who really
have interest in the question: II clearly shews the
alarming fact that from the recent course pursued
wards the institution that the whole revenue Of the
country is at this moment at the absoHte. sncOntro
ed disposal OF the President Of the United St0tesa
power which the people would never have conferred
on Washington. The report closes with the follow
ing resolution:
the Bank OF the United States, under the circumsan-
ces, and in the manner in which it has been effected
is violation Of the contract between the government
and the bank-and the President be instructed TO pre-
sent memoria to Congress, requesting that redress
should he afforded Tor the wrong which has been done
10 the instituiioE.-EU. Star.
We regret exceedingly that our limits will not allow
us to publish the Bank Report. There 10 but one o.
pinon Of it in this communiy-il 10 considered the
most conclusive and unanswerable document that has
yet appeared the subject; il sweeps every argu-
ment. calculation, anticipation, missatenent and false
premises before and by facts in relation TO ito con-
diOn, its administration, the conspiracy of lie
eaemiee 10 the rights Of the Governmen. and powers
Of the Treasury Department. places tho whole ques.
iOn in light perfectly plain and satisfactory, that
malice and sOphisiry have no room to operate. II
seems that the Committee reservng themselves
for fnal effort which would at once overthrow the
foul allegations Of s opponents, aud they nave sue
ceeded.-N.