Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-20

asm prevailed. Among other things they passed re- solution recommending meeting for the HOminatioN Of State Officers andtle organization Ior the spring election and inviting the cooperation Ofthe freemen tn other patIsO of the stae. We tFuat that the people of fLichfeld cOanty especially the Young Men, those eRgageis the active and busy scenes of life, and on whom the preservation Ofthe Republic mus, de- VOlve, will be uP and doing. Let it not be sad as Heemea of Litchfed, thai we are tluER6erNg O1 our pOstS when lSe enemy is usiRg every effort to under. mine and sap tEe citadel of freedom. Arouse arouse and shake of the iRcG6bs which is fastening itself up Od'your vitals ere it be too late:
 At the great public meeting in Philadelphia n few days ago, called for the purpose O memorialiIing Con greSs or the restoration of the deposes, a6 incident occurred which produced spontaneous burst of feel ing. JOh" M. Scott, Esg was speaking, and remark- ing "upon the attempt made by certain persons sO drown the voice of pWbc coEpAint, by declaring that there &os no suffering; ds,resS iW the community, wheW some one in'ihe crowd exclaimed Judge Wit kins:' As so6h as the shouit conaequent upon this 'palpabIe hia' had sabsided, Mir. Scott continued < 'Yes, Mr. President, was the honorable gentleman jha mentioned Hy the person present, we could satisfy kim that there very great pecssiSry distress we would give kim satisfaction in the voice Of the peo- pie and' continued he speaker, poihling to tho list of names fesoone along the four sides and across the centre of the Hall, 'we could afford him the occnlar proof by pointing to Lhs hand. .sorifing the soat And Daniei' said some ofihe crowd, Twill see and expound ito him:'"
 U We ,his week give portion Of tte able Report of the Commit,ee Finance of the Senate, by their chairman Mr. Wehstet. The committee is composed of Messrs. Webs,ers Mang6m of N. C.. Tyler of Va, Ewing Of Ohio, and Wilkins of Pa.-the latter only dissenting from sIse Report. hs clear, Perspcuous, and conclusive reasoning will comnendit to .he care ful perusa of every reader. Yhe remaining portion will be given next week!
 Messrs. $. & M. Allen, whose future was lasn week announced. on Thursday last resumed business-,hey having through the liberal assistance Ofthe U S. Bank obtained large loan. li is said lo have had tend ency produce already better state of things in the city; that the alarm has in ceased, andco 6dence become restored.
 We observe a statement tn the New-Haven PaIh- diam that Mr. Vice President VaR BUren obtained loan of 30 900 dollars last week from the Mechanics Bank, New.York, on note endorsed by Gen. JacksOa It s supposed that has been obtained for te purpose of relieving Gov Marcy, who it is reported has faIed in consequence of the failure of his aiherinlaw, Me. Knower. numerous meeting was held in New Haven lasl Thursday tOr the purpose of taking into consideration the present pecuniaEy endorsements Of the country occasioned by the policy pursued by the governmen. l towards the Bank. Some animated speeches were made by R. I. Ingerso James Brewster, and others, aud several spirited resolutions passed--copies ol which are io be forwarded to Senators and Rep resentatyes io Congress.
 Great Mertingin Nssp- York.-Ii will be recollected bs readers ha. days since large and respec- table delegation from the Merchants and Traders of the city Of NewY appointed by public meet ing 10 proceed to Washington and make known per. sonay ihe state of public suffering in that city count of the Arrangement in money matters conse.
 uent upon the interference of the officers of govern ment. They accordingly wen. to Washington, anc made known the object of their mission. And on the reiorn, on Tuesday afternoon of last week meesnI of the cirizens was called the Exchange hear h repor, of the committee. The great room of the Ex change, estimated contain 9oO0 persons, and ever! 1 avenue leading to it. was filled Up-some esmatin t,a, at least 10 ,OOO persons present. James King, Esq. chairman of inc committee, read ib Report aceomp ared by some pertinent remarks--an'
 s is stated iiat whenever the of Messrs. VaI Bureo, Camoreleng, Lawrence or White, (for it ap ,ears the three latter gentlemen, members from th' city, refused 10 present their memorial in the manner requested, and xhich was 60alIy presented by MT Seldeo,) were spoken, general groans and cries O 1 shame shame were heard but ~hen the name o Dudley Selden was uttered. general shout of appro baibn rent the air. We have not space for the who' of the proceedings, the report. but make few ex tracts to rhow the meape of relief the administration are disposed to grant. The 'dedging dispositioT o the Vice President is schsracterisicaly manfesied.
 Tie cOmmiaee, after stating generally the object Q ibeir visii, detailing the course they pvred y- | "Your delegation also waited upOB the Rresident O the United States, by appointment, and were received with hat cOuresy for which e is disanguished; aDG in long interview after explsblBg the aetual state of commercial affairs in this city, and dsclAsi0g iU ex pcii but vespeclfsl terms, the result O the expert
 ence and best jbdgEeat oC commercial lSsB that national hank absolutely necessary for ilse prOpe regulaiion of paper currency established, aDt upon which the whole business of the country ba sed they received from him the most decided assuran Of the entirely opposite views eniersased by him self and the unqualified declarations ihat ia Os re-cbaTter the bank Of inc UHited Saies; tha he was determined io make the experiment. ofe fearry
 iue on the 6seal Of the nation tlgOuxh the State Banks until the expiFatl0h 0f she D. s. BaDk