Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-06

,be money borrow'd by our Gnlks to make their ac- counts lock rGInare why the deposit Banks could pay lhemselyess and now by geitin money away from Squire BiddIe who was bound by law O make reg Dlar report Congress Ofevery thing, and putin in other Banks, oHr folks can sqaare of good many counts and Congress wont know Inthn ont; Tor tt will take pretty spry sfeScf 10 iger out all tlIe counts with nnany new depusii Banks ;--ior we've got pEety well mix'ti np wiih whai the Treas ny calls comipgsnt 9rGfts,' an traH.fsr checks, and s' Treasury trarrants;" ant Zekel Bgelow says he couI in three days wilh the power the Govern- has got now parraRt and ir0nsfer and conti away, between so many pockets, nigh upon the nall of the deposits, aad nobody could never find noihin about Il.
 And tten agin says |, here is another thng-the people wanted Glory and they wapsed 'Reforsa- apd they nave had both over years; and If they expected warn goin cost nolhin, they was mistak And that aint aiithere was that plagy 's"rplus mony' business-every body said spell ago if some- thin wanl done about IL, the country would aiigo 10 smash. We'll now. says !, we are getiln out of that scraile slick Il whistle.
 The Ginerai he began 10 brighten ur-why, says he, Major, we've been in pashn then anout nohM. remen.ber teda the folks im my message Nspell ago, that the safest place For the surplus money iu tbe pockets of the people; and believe that sayn alone brought over more than one State 10 our side and h our people git the money it's all right alnt it Major YSW, says ;. .aay some folks, suppose, will up Eueelin jest ike the pigs when they m leeile late for their corn; aud say, altll0ug they don't beong to party, they've got es, good rightlo share as we have. Welt says fe Ginera!, there they are mlStakeni Tor GOvernOr maSsY sad (and that made him Governor tool that the cora all belonged to the pigs that got into the pen alore the gale was shut. But Major says the Giuera am q little puzzled yet to know what account 10 charge that Post Office debt tc. we ony git that right, and save Barry, I shall sleep sound to night. Wel says |, Gineral, there Is oay account that will stand that charge, and good many more too for as we go along, and Congress gifts to shfn things, l suppose they'll fnd out somen more. ID the fest place, says that fire in the JrcasuryIast Spring did good deal towards settling off good many land accounts, and other accounts. If we don't have more fires, or other accounts and Congress pSesses us, we'll give them a eads through the Deposit Banks, spell, have jus, been tellin; aud if they follow up through that irack for some of these telNWs have got good noses then we'll fetch up on the ony account know of and that account as said afore will stand good many charges yet. We'll what is that account Major, says the Gneral7 aud he got ul and "ok' d at me--last week, says Gincral, was the 8ih January Now says I, ant that day worth little than the 4ih July? The Gineral gin U nod. We'll then, says I. there is Glory aint that worth somehn? The Gneral gin another Rod-and there is Reform, aimt that worth someihn? The Gnefal noded Agin. We'll now, says put all that together and t ha.tont make sum of debt due you, says l, ,ha will balapcc good many accounts I'm mistaken. sNeao Orieans, Glory and Reform, says 1, debtor the Gineral--That'f enuf, says the Ginera md that was the eend of the Post Office accounts. .
 , From your friend, .
 J. DOWNING, Major
 Downingvhe Militia; 2d Brigade,